joining us live over the phone is our abc producer mary moore. mary good morning to you. can you tell us exactly what you're seeing right now. >> good morning, i'm looking at the police tape and we have different municipalities parked in front of the ferguson police department and then there's also looks like they're still looking for someone so, you know they're armed and walking around. >> as you mentioned, these officers from different municipalities we heard about two officers shot and sure enough they're not from the ferguson police department. what do we know about their conditions at this point? >> haven't really heard about their conditions. i mean i tried asking questions but i do know those are st. louis county officers you know, they were identified as having the brown uniforms so that's typically st. louis county officers. >> mary what is your sense right now? officials for a very long time have been worried about things escalating yet again. do you get that sense this could sort of set things off again? >> definitely. i felt like that was going to happen afte

. >> hi fellow karen i'm mary moore resign living in san francisco over 20 years i'm a mother and homeowner and i also vote one years ago i sold my car and bought on electric biefl bicycle i do that with all my errand i love san francisco and want to do my part ta to make polk street safer so for my family and other families the current design of limited protected bicycle lanes or lanes didn't do enough to protect human life please support separate bike lanes for the entire length of polk >> thank you. next speaker, please >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> hello, i live in the relinquishing and work on fourth and fulsome and ride my bike everyday to and from work on polk street and it is dangerous but i'm city more concerned with the sidewalks and the public safety i shop and go to restaurant there very often the width of the sidewalks is lacking the entire width of the street is very narrow we have to compromise i feel that putting pedestrians and bicyclists first is a stubble way of tropt o trorpt people including u including the muni single vehicles sit on polk and don't go anywh

. >> hi fellow karen i'm mary moore resign living in san francisco over 20 years i'm a mother and homeowner and i also vote one years ago i sold my car and bought on electric biefl bicycle i do that with all my errand i love san francisco and want to do my part ta to make polk street safer so for my family and other families the current design of limited protected bicycle lanes or lanes didn't do enough to protect human life please support separate bike lanes for the entire length of polk >> thank you. next speaker, please >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> hello, i live in the relinquishing and work on fourth and fulsome and ride my bike everyday to and from work on polk street and it is dangerous

for some reason i see this and want to break out into mary tyler moore's "we're going to make it afterll." >>> igt before i came out, i heard something. espn's adam schefter reporting that lesean mccoy philadelphia fans are dying, eagles they traded lesean mccoy the third leading rusher to the bills for a linebacker pete golanz whoshgs blew out his knee last year. >> go figure. >> thanks carol. >>> one more update on the breaking news. u.s. park police just shut down the bw parkway northbound at route 32. officers are investigating reports of shots fired near the nsa. one building has damage that appears to be from gunshots. updates on the nbc washington app . >>> on this tuesday night, nuclear warning to america, the prime minister of israel before congress. slamming what he calls a bad deal with iran, and tonight president obama fires back. >>> scathing reports after the fatal police shooting brown in ferguson ignited a movement. tonight the feds find a pattern of racial bias and extensive force. >>> private e-mails, were hillary clinton's official e- questions tonight over whether s

mary tyler moore was in spared by the real life woman reiner went home to every night. >> as young g.i> i had a lot of hair in those days. we sat down with them in 2007. >> he was really good looking. when you looked at her what did you think? >> nice figure. of course i was 20. >> they married in 1943 and had three children, robbie annie and lucas. ♪ for a showbiz family the reiners were pretty normal. robbie the future director had a pretty good arm. so did mom. and in the summer they would all hit the beach sometimes with long time family friends, mel brooks. how often do you see each other now? >> six or seven times a week. he sits right there. we watch television. >> i never practiced it. i was perfect at it. [ laughter ] >> but nothing on tv like this any more. the 2,000-year-old man was impromptu sketch gone wild with reiner interviewing brooks as the oldest man in the world. >> what was it like to have seven wives? >> terrible. it was absolutely the worst thing that ever happened. >> why? >> i used to come home from work i opened the door i hear, you're late for super super sup

if you look at somebody who from the "mary tyler moore show" to "the simpsons" and "terms of endearment" and so many times he's done something stunningly great and thoughtful and insightful, he's one of the people i look up to in that way. i talk about people like gary shandling who taught me everything i knew about writing. >> when you were a kid in suburban new york, was that the ambition, to bring a truthfulness or naturalism to it? >> i had no ambition at all. i was just obsessed with the marks brothers and george carlin and i loved stand-up. i would sit at home and watch michael keaton and leno do stand-up on the mike douglas show. and i thought, that's a good job. whatever they're doing this little world felt way better than the room i was sitting in. so i wanted to be a mcomic. i never thought about making movies. but i just thought -- i remember i saw the farting scene in "blazing saddles" and i thought, that's a job. someone got paid to make that. >> and you said i want to do this? >> i want to do that job. if that's work i'd like to sign up. >> another childhood hero that you'

oklahoma governor mary fallin toured the damage in moore a town hit hard in 2013 by a powerful twister that killed 24 people. >> we've been down this road before. we know what to do and i'm just very grateful that we have so many people that worked so hard over the night to make sure that people were safe, to make sure they weren't injured and then to certainly make sure that we keep our roads and highways blocked off from power lines that were down and make sure that the traveling public was also safe. >> woodruff: fallin declared a state of emergency in 25 oklahoma counties. tens of thousands of residents are still without power. >> ifill: the governor of indiana declared a public health emergency today to help contain an h.i.v. epidemic. rural scott county near the border with kentucky has recorded 79 new h.i.v. cases since january. all were tied to intravenous drug use of the prescription painkiller opana. republican mike pence is against needle-exchange programs, but made an exception and authorized a short-term program. >> this is all hands on deck. this is a very serious situati

i wasn't in it. ( sighs ) >> reporter: governor mary fallin declared a state of emergency in 25 counties, including the one surrounding the city of moore>> we're the best state in the nation when it doms handling a tragedy or some type of natural disaster. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: the ef-5 tornado decimated moore just two years ago. this is the path of last night's tornado. it's similar to the path taken by four major tornadoes in the past 16 years. >> and there's the tornado happening right there. >> reporter: harold brooks, where the national weather service, says that's bad luck, not bad geography. >> there could be something physical but we just don't know enough about the atmosphere to say there's anything real. >> reporter: but longtime resident joette strain has decided to make her own luck. >> this is it. i dont want to live here anymore. 40 years is enough. >> reporter: despite the damage here it's been a relatively quiet tornado season. scott, before last night the storm prediction center had received reports of about 20 tornadoes nationwide since january 1. that's well below the average of 150 for that time period. >> pel

the leading everybody i am pam moore what was going on at st. mary's perry at dec terminal is live at the church right now on gary street on the controversy that has erupted. >> dan kerman: will was all about sprinklers put on the alcoves of the sprinklers us to keep a homeless away perry at on the alcoves of the church. the church has now removed all for sprinklers. this san francisco archdiocese is issuing a male cockroach for installing sprinklers in for al calls on the side of st. mary's cathedral. the said the sprinklers were installed to years ago without a permit to deterrent was people from sleeping there. >>: dangerous items were by regularly being left in the hope in the doorways. >> dan kerman: but after media reports people were still sleeping homeless people were still sleeping they're getting doused with water. >>: now we are sorry that our intentions were misunderstood and recognize that a mess that was ill- conceived it actually has had an opposite effect. >> dan kerman: auxiliary bishop william justice says that they knew the the best

mary's will be hosting vanderbilt. from that to ducklings, we got ducklings following mama in florida. this week's pga stop. the championship, ryan mooreround leader. trying to fight off the field. hits the apron and, yeah. he did bogey and fell off of the field. meanwhile, patrick was having a bogey-free round. needing that to on go. joining the leaders at 10 under par. same hole, different player. now, warren, staying in a 3-way tie. >> play off with reid and shawn, this went for 3, folks. and speed from 30 feet. for the win. it was 3 shots behind. 6 to play. second pga tour win. declining to 6 in the world rankings. through the fish eye lens it is the cup cars in the desert. phoenix in-car camera shot here of the crash. dale earnhardt jr. car knocked out of the race and finished last. second week in a row now. kevin harvick found victory lane. won by more than a second over mcmurray. get this, his fourth straight win in arizona. [broken audio ] >>> 12, 15, something like that. i don't feel it. >> the answer is 15. number of minor league teams that he pitched for while playing 10 years in the minors. he was drafted in 2004 by kansas

mary's got bids. cal shutout. >>> looking at golf, we have ducklings, following mama. we are in florida. it is the championship, final round. that is ryan moorethird round player. so, he was trying to fight off the field. shots like this will help. yes. an eagle. did bogey and fall out of contention, meanwhile, reed was having a bogey-free round at 18. he needed this to go. the leaders at 10 under par. same hole, different player. now, staying in the 3-way tie. yes. >> playoffs with reed and shawn. this went three extra holes before speed from 30. from the win. 3 shots behind with 6 to play and rally. the second pga tour win. climbed up to number 6 in the world rankings. oh, it is a lovely view as we tilt down to cup cars in the desert. in phoenix, this is metal stripped away on there. dale earnhardt jr. car knocked out of the race. he finished last. the second week in a row, kevin harvick found victory lane. one found by more than that. jamie mcmurray, the 4th straight win in arizona. giants pitcher has been a decade as a veteran in pro baseball. this season he would rather be a rookie in the big leagues. >> 12, some 15, something like that.

marie and kim and conde. -- kanye >> gary: you see the warriors anytime but chemistry is chemistry. we will go back to pam mooream: (laughter) (laughter) >> pam: tomorrow is the first sign of spring although we have had strained for quite a while now. --spring >> reporter: will actually be cooler tomorrow being the first day of spring. by the weekend may be some wet weather creek saturday what a few light showers with a clearing in the and in a stronger system coming in on sunday not until the evening hours. >> reporter: maybe a quarter of an inch of showers. >> reporter: and may not be too much >> pam: and they aren't receiving snow back east again which is weird. >> grant: good leather for repelling tomorrow. -- weather >> pam: good night! (indistinct conversations) (siren wails) (train whistle blows) (woman speaking indistinctly over radio) 4972 west 21st street... (speaks indistinctly) (lisbon) ah. (groans) nice of you to show up pokey. yeah, sorry i'm late. had traffic on the 50. looks like the coroner's finishing up. talk to him, see what he's got. the traffic got lipstick on you. what? where? hope she ga

department insisted on the cancellations but in a statement sheriff moore said the files were transferred for a period of time. marie's they will never find his body. >> who can i not trust? i cannot trust the authorities on this one. i can't. i have to trust the man that is in prison which is the convicted serial killer. >> for "cbs this morning" ben tracy, sacramento. >> very interesting story. very different way of looking at things. wouldn't think you would go to the serial killer for help. >> frightening. >>> thank you. we are gearing up for march madness. jim nance is in our toyota green room. we will ask him. >>> and he is ready to reveal his number one seed projection. >> we'll see. >> go jim nance. you better get ready. >> that's next on "cbs this morning." and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than ten oranges. emergen-c transforms more than just water. emergen-c. let your awesome out. they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before yo

mary's vase vanderbilt on wednesday. stanford faces uc davis on tuesday. what a finish to the valspar championship on the pga tour. we had a three-man playoff to decide the winner. ryan moore struggled early on. lost his lead to spieth but on his second shot, he is going to roll in for an eagle. had a three-street lead at one point but finished fifth. jordan spieth, long bird putt on 14. now the co-leader at 10-under. sean o'hare birdie putt on 16. >>> also 10-under with a 4-under 67 on the day. patrick reid 10-under thanks to theirs 30-foot birdie on 18. shoots a 5-under 66. first in the clubhouse. spieth needs to putt to force the playoff. 2-under 69. we go to the third playoff hole. par-3. spieth for the win. 30-foot birdie. are you kidding me? 21-year-old jordan spieth wins his second pga tournament. >> barry zito pitched four scoreless to beat the brewers. in the bottom six, sogard what play. bottom nine to end the game. a's win 5-2. giants and d-backs, mcgee continues to knock in runs. crawford scores from second. 2 or giants. mad duffy adds another one in the seventh. a standup triple to the gap. and the giants win 5-0 your final. this sports roth brought to you by

mary's vase vanderbilt on wednesday. stanford faces uc davis on tuesday. what a finish to the valspar championship on the pga tour. we had a three-man playoff to decide the winner. ryan moore struggled early on. lost his lead to spieth but on his second shot, he is going to roll in for an eagle. had a three-street lead at one point but finished fifth. jordan spieth, long bird putt on 14. now the co-leader at 10-under. sean o'hare birdie putt on 16. >>> also 10-under with a 4-under 67 on the day. patrick reid 10-under thanks to theirs 30-foot birdie on 18. shoots a 5-under 66. first in the clubhouse. spieth needs to putt to force the playoff. 2-under 69. we go to the third playoff hole. par-3. spieth for the win. 30-foot birdie. are you kidding me? 21-year-old jordan spieth wins his second pga tournament. >> barry zito pitched four scoreless to beat the brewers. in the bottom six, sogard what play. bottom nine to end the game. a's win 5-2. giants and d-backs, mcgee continues to knock in runs. crawford scores from second. 2 or giants. mad duffy adds another one in the seventh. a standup triple to the gap. and the giants win 5-0 your final. this sports roth brought to you by

moore and lupita nyong'o and katie holmes. >> when your skin is luminous, it's just the cheek. >> that just looks shiny. we have mariet a classic nude face. it looks beautiful. on her cheek she has a little bit of shimmery powder on. you can also use a cream version. it depends how dry your skin is. buff you want color and shine. >> thank you so much marie. next up liner play. the dramatic eyes with just the right liner. there you see taylor swift, scar lot johansson all pulling off the look. >> right. >> this is one that's a little scary for people to try at home. >> yes. you want to be careful because you don't want to look silly and you want to be able to make it thick enough that you can see it. >> we have gabby before and you look amazing gabby. look at the difference. >> look how beautiful. we lined her eye with the gel liner and extended it at the end. pretty easy. smile please. thank you. you love it. >> she loves it. it looks fantastic. thank you bobbi brown as always for making us look fresh earn and ready to go for spring. coming up we have chef daniel blue who has the secret >>> and we are joined now by o

mary jane type shoe was found in the process of investigating the speed freak killers. the kind of shoes that a classic mchale had been wearing the day that she disappeared. in a no blockish sharon moore says one hayward police tried to get the issue in order to give photographic and show our they were stonewalled by the sheriff's department. marsh says she does not want to think about it unless something is found proving a connection. the lawsuit is not the first time disembarking sheriff's department has been blasted for its investigation. it used heavy equipment in 2012 to as excavate a well in linden, the killers hometown but ended up mixing some of the remains of victims together and bring their families. the fbi then picked up the search. >>catherine: the lawsuit is aimed at getting a judge to unseal critical documents regarding the missing persons records. the sheriff's office is denying that anything was deleted claiming the wreckage were temporarily transferred to the justice department for oversight. >>pam: kron 4 is dan kerman has drawn us from levi's is that levi said stadium with more of the mission and bruce miller. >>dan kerman: while the d.a. has decided to look this c

moore. [applause] >> thanks so much for that zack i really appreciate it. and as the rest of you come in please feel free to grab the seats in the front. thanks also, to mary and to grace. i believe grace has already had to leave for the day, but most of all thanks to the c-span tv crew who took the truck up here from manhattan with a few twists and turns. you, nonetheless, made it. and, of course, thanks to all of you who are in the audience. and i really appreciate an opportunity the talk about my work. this is something i've lived with for several years, and you sort of picked up from the comments that zack just offered it's near and dear to my heart so i'm grateful that you all are here. i would like to talk for only three hours -- [laughter] and then after that have a couple of questions and those of you who would be interested in asking a question, we'll ask if you would please go over to the station their mic -- station their mic. it just works better for picking up sound it has not been often the case that we get this regular sort of onslaught of headline news coverage. and i will tell you when i can stomach watching it -- because when you live wit