. >> michelangelo he's a house painter he's in swrersee. >> okay,points. >> trevor moore. >> adolf hitler. >> points. >> heather. >> bro dan. >> yeah points. >> trevor. >> vincent van go [bleep] yourself nick thune.

michelangelo was brought in and he was the guy who conceived the magnificent dome that sits atop st.these letters had to do with the design or construction. in any case these are original letters. as you say, that are absolutely priceless. >> thank you so much for sharing with us. we appreciate it. that's going to do it for me. thank you for joining me. hope you week is off to a great start on this monday. we have "the lead with jack tapper" starting right now. >>> right now people again flooding city streets chanting black lives matter. i'm jack tapper. this is the lead. national lead sounds all too familiar at this point. an unarmed black teen shot and killed by a white police officer. this time it was in madison, wisconsin. the city's police chief this morning says he's sorry. but did the cop who fired the fatal round actually do anything wrong? >>> also in the national lead a cell phone video exposes a bus of university of oklahoma racist frat boys singing joyfully using the n word making jokes about lynching black students. a campus scandal become as national disgrace and some o

. >>> the vatican is rejecting a ransom demand for stolen historic letters written by michelangelo. the papers disappeared 18 years ago from a vatican archive. vatican sources say a former employees demanded a ransom of over $100,000 for the documents returned. some scholars say the letters are invaluable. >> the people who stole them can't have any idea how much a letter from michelangelo is worth. 100,000 euro is almost a ridiculously small sum even for one letter. >> the letters from michelangelo to the vatican were taken in 1997 but their disappearance was not made public until sunday. scholars say the thief that took them will have no choice but to make a deal with the vatican. the vatican says there won't be a deal. they're hoping that thief will show remorse. >>> he's believed to be behind several beheadings. why the militant known as jihadi john felt the need to apologize. but first -- >> sex offenders and gang members under arrest in a nationwide sweep of violent criminals. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you tal

. >> the vatican is saying two medocunts written by michelangelo held in ransom. >> they started tossing bags of mann out marijuana out the window. >> all that -- >> psyched, really psyched. >> -- and all that matters -- he>> t fund-raiser races money for the -- >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> if this is the way she's going to run her operation, i don't think she is going to be president. >> i was born 67 years ago and i have planned on being president ever since. there will be no mistake in my rise to the top, if i decide to run. who knows. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is on assignment. she will join us later from tokyo. jeff glor is with us. after a weekend where america's commemorated 50 rights of a civil rights struggle we're waking up this morning with a reminder that racism still exists. a 90-second video shows outrage. they appear to be chanting a racist song. >> they suspended their university of oklahoma chapter indefinitely. michelle miller with the

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the cardinal reportedly refused to pay a ransom for michelangelo michelangelo's papers. >> national average lundberg survey say drivers in california are paying the most at nearly $3.55. the lowest is in louisiana. lundberg says the change to summer blends may be part of what's driving up the cost. including the oil refinery fire. rebecca stevenson joining us. >> we have warmer for folks further north that felt great now in the south we're getting lots of rainfall, impacting parts of texas, gulf coast heavyier rain showers. we have got all kinds of flood watches and advisories going into place. the amount of rainfall in the last 24 hours has been well over an inch from houston to corpus christi. we're going to see intense showers continue over several days next week. tracking over the southeast flood warnings for streams and creeks still running high from the last storm march 4th and 5th. flash flood watches mainly through much of eastern texas because that's where it's coming down the heaviest. monday our rainfall will be right along the gulf of mexico, you know that could bring an inch of

have to have this conversation but until that day comes i want toileitis let you knows that the michelangelo in my office we'll continue to send a message many of you there will be consequences for their behavior no one no one should have to live in fear and much less in the privacy of your own home thank you very much (clapping.) >> thank you district attorney isn't that amazing are you enjoying this? let's take this energy to continue the rising and create a social revolution for change it reflects the hard work of the community itself and today we want to honor all of our san francisco community partners who hard work created this revolution so, please shout out to dancing without borders for friends of the status of women black parenthood a band of women abc and cb n our legal outreach and asian women's shelter and the legal aid and community united against violence and the house futures without violence gabriel usa and grace cathedral and mission girls, mission neighborhood centers and on the filipino council of san francisco any public comment? san francisco against rape and san franci

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. >> there's a demand of $100,000 for the return of historic letters written by michelangelo. the stolen letters are rare writings from the renaissance master who created the sistine chapel one of the most significant works of art ever. the letters were taken in 1997 but the disappearance wasn't made public till yesterday. >> the vatican was perhaps very cautious about not making it known so that the people who stole the letters would feel secure about returning them. >> the vatican says there was never any question of making a deal. by the way this has happened before. an ohio state professor stole pages from a manuscript but was caught after trying to sell them. >> what are you going to do with them? it doesn't matter what you do. >> you're going to be found out. >> and it's too rare to sell to anybody. >> what a horrible person. >>> we had a great time. we hope you'll be back at 11:00 for our broadcast then. >> have a great night. enjoy this weather. >>> dr. phil confronts the man who says he found whitney houston's daughter in the bathtub. >> did nick gordon get violent du

. >> this hand called the michelangelo prosthetic hand. i have more videos of this hand in use. watch this as this man ties his shoelace grasping with his thumb and his pointer finger. you even see the middle finger moving as he's tying his shoelace. this is revolutionary in terms of the prosthetic. this is controlled with electronic signals generated by your own muscles. and the cool thing about this is it has its own drive to operate the thumb. so it's basically an opposable thumb. the thumb the middle finger and the pointer finger all move uniquely. and then the ring finger and pinky follow suit and match that motion. so that you can grip and grab and that's smooth fluid motion and it gives people who need a prosthetic hand a prosthetic arm, a different kind of experience. >> yeah this does look like prosthetic arm 2.0, because somebody walking by probably wouldn't even notice. >> as this man does everyday activities it's hard to even recognize that it's not a human hand. it's created by a company called autobach. upper and lower limb prosthetics. they have one for people tha

michelangelo? whatever. it just is. >> it's just a gift? comes. >> reporter: a recent favorite is the sign from the subway. >> satisfy your valentine with a foot long. right. they're probably not referencing jewish people, yeah. >> i like hillbilly. half hillary, half bill >> yep. >> kanye west, what he wants his baby to look like. >> which is him. he got in touch with me and we had brunch. >> what this. >> i don't know if he's not seeing it or doesn't care or maybe he's feeling it. >> tell me sort of the genesis of this whole thing. >> it basically just started as like me putting up funny stuff. and now it's gone like -- >> mainstream. >> it became this big thing. i've gotten hit up by people like you've really pulled me out of daily struggle. >> you and oprah. >> i'm very even ra except i cannot give away a car. you can get a croissant, you can get a croissant, you'll reimburse me. >> reporter: 31 and recently married he's turned his at that time jewish persona into a gig. >> tell me about the money. >> there's money in this. >> give me a

. >>> she called herself the michelangelo of body enhancements but this morning she's a convicted killer. pat winslow was found guilty of third-degree murder. prosecutors say in 2011 winslow killed a british woman by giving her a silicone injection in the buttock at a hotel. it turns out her lawyer said she would have used her services. >> the battle isn't over. i'm still going to be there with my sister and will stand with her at the end. >> the jury also convicted her of aggravated assault for injuring another woman hospital liszed hospitalized after an injection. >>> a camden woman accused of stabbing a childcare worker in november pleaded guilty to murder. tasha edwards attacked the caseworker inside the building that houses the department of child protection. the victim was hospitalized but has recovered. edwards will be sentenced next month. >>> good morning. heading into the rest of tuesday, we'll see rain moving in after 2:00 p.m. so during the morning hours and even by lunchtime you'll be fine. so allow extra time to get home from work today. we are staying milder with temperatu

. >>> a letter written by michelangelo is missing and the vatican is trying to recover it. vatican received a letter demanding the ransom for the note. the letter is written and signed by the artist and that makes it quite rare. >>> a murder mystery continues to deepen after a show dog was poisoned at one of britain's premiere events. jagger collapsed at his home shortly after returning home from a dog show. a vet found pieces of tainted meet in the three-year-old iris cert's stomach. another breeder said their dog became ill after competing. >> a delaware county singer is compared to compete at the world famous apollo theater. >> ♪♪ >> and you hear and see why. 21-year-old cheyenne merit of east lansdowne recent won the amateur night comet toy. she was able to qualify for the winners elimination competition. the singer is taking advantage of the spotlight. >> before i just kind of tried to humble myself and take advantage of the experience and kind of just embrace every moment. >> mer merit heads back to the apollo tomorrow. good luck. >> we're metaphorically doing that fo

it reminds me of a quote that my sister always uses a chair be good to michelangelo. -- a to michelangelomarble and i carved until i set him free. teddy set free a lot of f olks. that was teddy. he set and really high bar for his fellow senators, like the current and former ones who are here today. when he demanded, no less be applied to himself and his staff. teddy was always optimistic, at least all the time i was with him, and that was an awful lot. allways hopeful. i believe, like too few people today, he believed in the instinct and capacities and goodness of the american people. if just given half a chance. he believes anything was possible. ultimately from my perceptive, i think that is teddy's true legacy. measured as a consequence of how we look at one another. in turn, how we look at ourselves. to establish trust and faith in an institution with the potential to make of all better. that's what i expect the edward m kennedy institute of the united states to fully convey to the future generations of americans who go through this wonderful place. ladies and gentlemen, i'm not sayin

. >> reporter: the stolen letters are writings of michelangelo who created the sistine chapel.demanded a ransome of 100,000euro. >> it is a ridiculous sum. >> it was not made public until recently. it took 18 years to disclose the theft. they believe it may have been an attempt to have the stolen documents returned. >> the vatican was cautious about not making it known so the people who stole the letters would feel secure about returning them. >> in 2011 60 minutes got a rare glimpse at the writings. these are kept under tight security. who ever is responsible for the michaelangelo theft has to make a deal with the vatican. >> it is almost impossible to make a profit. >> there is no deal being done. they are investigating. everyone else in the church hopes the thief has a change of heart. >> this is not the first time rare works have been stolen. a university professor stole pages. he was caught selling them to a dealer. >>> a pair of heroes jumping into action. >>> she is 18 months old but an amazing story why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about pe

. >> unmatched historical importance handheld by michelangelo held for ransom. >> and suspected drug dealers started tossing bails of marijuana out the window. >> all that -- >> the university of north florida going to the big dance for the first time. >> fans were psyched. really psyched. >> and all that matters -- >> night of too many stars. >> a fund-raiser. >> raising money for children with autism. >> if you want to call fine. if not believe me i'll live. >> he will. >> on cbs "this morning." >> if this is the way she's going to run her operation, if this is the mind-set she'll have, i don't think she's going to be president. >> i was born 67 years ago, and i have been planning on being president ever since. there will be no mistakes in my rise to the top -- if i decide to run moop. who knows? >>> this segment brought to you by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to cbs news. norah is on atime and will join us later from tokyo and jeff glor is with us. after america celebrated a key celebration in selma, we wake up to know racism still exists. a video s

one missing item is a letter written by renaissance artist michelangelo.was stolen almost 20 years ago. a former vatican employee reportedly contacted an official demands more than $100,000 for the documents. it's unclear why the church took so long to report the theft. >>> a 3-year-old irish red setter named jagger dies after performing in the competition. he said a veterinarian examined the stomach contents and found meat laced with poison. he's calling it foul play. neither police or event organizers have taken any action so far. >>> we look at how news outlets across the globe react to various stories. he denounces that letter sent to iran by 47 republican u.s. senators we told you about earlier. he calls the senators ignorant of international law and says the letter lacks legal validity. the letter states that the next president could revoke any deal. it shows that israeli prime minister netanyahu and the senators are opposed to any dial. >> the moscow times has this take on the men arrested in the case of murdered option leader boris nemtsov. it's en

and the vatican receiving a ransom demand for the return of two rare documents written by michelangeloalmost 20 years ago. but the robbery had not been made public before this weekend. vatican police are now investigating. >>> two of the world's most radical islamic terrorists groups, are they joining? that is a possibility after the leader of boko haram swore formal allegiance to isis. but experts say for now it remains unclear if there will actually be an alliance between them or if the pledge is just empty talk. we have with us author of a recent book. is this really an operational alliance or just a symbolic pledge? >> it remains to be seen but i can say that over the last year or so analysts have been walking as ties have grown closer between the islamic state and boko haram. just last week there were concerns that perhaps the islamic state was helping with boko haram videos that in the past those videos have been rather poorly done, a bit grainy, and really looked like amateur type work. now all of a sudden you see these much more slick-looking videos and of course the decapitati

. >> former vatican employee reportedly has a rare letter written by michelangelo for run some.s part of the vatican archives and officials there just now confirming the theft. some 20 years after it happened because ransom demand was recently received. newspaper in rome reports a former vatican archive employee was asking for 108,000 dollars to return the letter. spokesman says the vet can -- vatican refused to pay. the handwritten letter is rare because the arrest artist usually dictated let investigators the system. >> 22 billion dollar a year fit >> 22 billion dollar a year fitness industry wants to help you find your perfect match for getting into shape. >> get to be like pretty and sexy while doing the exercise. >> boy you also sweat. tonight on 7 news at 11:00 find out about what bay area fitness centers have cooked up to keep you coming back for more. >> all right next on 7 news at 9. how to land one of the technology jobs in silicon valleyism the government is stepping in tonight to help you out. we have the story back in a in our house, we do just about everything onli

. >> two doors down was a michelangelo. they walked by a raphael, a 500-year-old bodacheli.ese were bypassed when they had amped opportunity to take them. >> and why the golden fenial? unless that's a connection to the lead investigated by the fbi in 2006. that tip originated in the south of france, which could mean the mastermind behind the crime was interested in acquiring napoleonic artifacts, as well as the art. so many questions, so few reliable leads. but the trail may not be as cold as you think. >> we do find there's those two polar extremes. one is a very quickly after the theft we'll locate the work because it's being offered for sale by a criminal or a handler. or art will go underground and we won't see it for a decade. very little in between. >> reporter: christopher recently recovered a painting stolen 25 years ago. he believes the gardner paintings will resurface. so does anthony amore, who has worked tirelessly to get the artwork back. do you think you're close? >> i do. i've been saying that for a couple years now and people are going to start to wonder abou

michelangelo?whole thing. >> it started me, putting up funny stuff. now it's gone like. >> mainstream. >> become a big thing. people being, like you really pulled me out of my daily struggle. like becoming. >> you and oprah. >> i am very oprah. yeah, right. except i cannot give away a car. you got a croissant. you get a croissant. you will both reimburse me. >> now 31 and married. josh turned his fat jewish persona into a full time gig. >> there is money. >> like what? give me an idea. >> craftsman tools they called me. and they are like what are you doing? >> you are building me a giant bowl of chili. >> you got in the bowl. which looked really, really disgusting. was that gross? >> gross and not gross. i think it exfoliated me a little bit. i had a glow. i looked pregnant when i got out. >> you must think the world is mad. >> 2015 is weird. i'm super into it. i am getting pedicures with you like this is awesome. >> pedicures with katie couric. good point. >> got to get in a bowl of chili. >> yeah

. >> some of the recognizable pieces we did were a torso of michelangelo, we did a mona lisa, we did minutes before going live, david comes up with a mischievous plan. >> i thought to myself, you know what, man, i am tired of doing all this serious news. i said, what if you just bring up this giant block of ice and i'll build up this story and talk about this being your prized possession, you have had the idea for months and then, the piece of resistance, i'm going to knock this thing over and it's going to shatter. >> he's like, come on, it will be great. and i was like, okay, we'll do this. >> this is probably the coolest place literally and figuratively here at the fair, the ice museum, 15 degrees, the most unbelievable ice sculptures you have ever seen. now what are you working on here? you were telling me this is one of your prized possessions. >> yeah, this is a barachus cherub. >> i called it a cherub, you know, pulled that out of the air. >> he coins this term, i'm standing here like what the hell is this guy talking about? >> i've been working on it for eight hours now. >> a

reminds me of a quote that my sister always uses a chair be using -- i is always uses, trinity to michelangelos optimistic, at least all the time i was with him, and that was an awful lot. always hopeful. i believe, like too few people today, he believed in the instinct and capacities and goodness of the american people. if just given half a chance. he believes anything was possible. ultimately, from my perceptive i think that is teddy's true legacy. measured as a consequence of how we look at one another. in turn, how we look at ourselves. to establish trust and faith in an institution with the potential to make of all better. that's what i expect the edward m kennedy institute of the united states to fully convey to the future generations of americans who go through this wonderful place. ladies and gentlemen, i'm not saying anything that you do not already know. this country hungers for a resurgence of a baseline believe in the system of self-governance, admired for his wisdom in the face of passionate differences, and for the ability to compromise over the seemingly unbridgeable divide with

a ransom demand of $100,000 for two documents penned by renaissance artist michelangelo.archives 20 years ago. the thief, a former vatican employee reached out to a cardinal with the demand for money. >>> bbc, a man is due in court in london after he spent eight hours wondering art the roof of parliament. the 23-year-old was seen pacing back and forth on top of the landmark. he's facing charges including trespassing. officials are not sure if he was a demonstrator or doing a protest of his own. police are investigating how he got on top of the building. >>> time. tourists visiting the iconic show from the hit show "full house." from that to this? are sorry they missed out on a once in a lifetime photo with the uncle jesse. john stamos went unnoticed when he paid a visit. she is standing in the street wile others take photos behind him, having fun with the situation, he captioned the photo, boy these youngsters have 0.0 idea what they are missing, hadding #turnaround. >> that's him on the left. >> wow. >> what? what? >> imagine if sagette was there. the olse next twins. >>