cbs president leslie moonves acted as a mediator to end the stalemate. >> once the ball started rollingthey were gentlemen, they were respectful of each other. i was really glad it came together. >> reporter: pay-per-view ticket prices have not been set but are expected to cost about $100. danielle nottingham cbs news los angeles. >>> in case you needed reminding, march madness is here. they tied in their conference u.s. tourn mnlts game. watch how it ends. he sinks a buzzer beater to win the game 57-54. now the only place to see where all 68 teams of this year's ncaa tournament are right here on cbs. the tournament selection show is this sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> a florida golf course is putting a new spin on the term water hazard. it's this monster alligator that lives in one of the ponds at the course. the gator was photographed earlier this week. it's believed to be about 12 feet in length. golf course employees swear this picture is not doctored and they say there actually used to be an even bigger gateor that lived on the course. >>> when we return a misstep. a man

old man walking down the street and i smiled at him and he unleashed with words i sanity say on les moonves' network. it is all his. then the o.c.d. started to be in order to prevent tourette's. >> you have to prevent it from happening. you have to sit on your hands. stay inside. isolate yourself. >> i used to sit in school like this. judd: you know what mine is? when i watch tv, i have to flick my toes and count the syllables and it has to end on an even note. that is not annoying. is it? that's true. >> if it doesn't happen, what are you worried is going to happen? judd: nothing. i just got to do it. >> farley was a licker too. chris farley everywhere we went was licking everything. went out to dinner, 20 of us went to a big dinner. we are all walking and talking and he goes -- because he was licking a bunch of things. he goes you just got to give me a minute. i was like ok, buddy. i saw him run back like 100 feet and lick a mailbox. then he came back. lena: i'm going to tell you something i never told anyone. one of my o.c.d. thing's at as a child was force myself to have sex with chris

number seven, cbs chief les moonves and just because -- jeff bewkes talking about coming together.multiple meetings last year, les moonves and jeff bewkes, who talk all the time and work together, they discussed merging the companies. from what we understood les wanted time warner to by cbs. jeff bewkes was not interested. one person told me at one point the conversation flipped and sai d maybe you should buy us for a large premium. les wants to run the company. he might hold all the cards if someone at redstone passes away. his health is failing. les is not a trustee and the ceo of viacom days. les might have to work with philippe and he is not interested. betty: are both for sale? michael: at a price come anything is for sale. alex:les has said that, if you throughout $100 a share. betty: microsoft -- internet explorer goodbye. the company will ship its efforts to a new browser called projects part. who is going to miss internet explorer? michael: nobody. betty: everybody hates it. people hate congress and people hate internet explorer. the company launched, this came and went. a

but word was that cbs network president les moonves thought cryer was damaged goods. >> the most powerfulally doesn't want you for this. >> he is he, i'm not sure, let's see him audition. and did he great. >> no computer, no gameboy charlie. i need you to bey m eyes and ears. >> okay, but you have to be liver and prostate. >> by every account "two and a half men" was an instant hit. then eight years into their run charlie sheen had an all too public melt down and -->> ry evebody wins! >> and forever redefined the word "winning." >> condemn me, judge me, not any more. winning! >> when things started going off the rails were you angry? i work so hard to finally have this kind of success now juror jeopardizing. >> pet i was not angry. i was scared every day that i was going to read about charlie being dead. but anybody who has gotten close to him knows that there's a really great guy. he's a guy going through some very tough times with addiction and mental issues. you just have to -- just have to feel for somebody going through that. >> the show was shut down. sheen was fired. and his puck r

. >> i saw les moonves. his friends need lots of tickets. my question is do you need a plus one?delightful date. >> we'll see. >> translation, no. thanks for offering. >> you've got to be careful. remember what he said about a first date yesterday. >> i could change his mind. this is funny, norah. my favorite son will e-mailed me, i agree with charlie. charlie said, sex on a first date is okay. >> not necessary but okay. will says i agree with charlie. i think they're both wrong. >> i agree with you, gayle. >> i'll stay in my 1950s cocoon. >>> ahead, the outdoor enthusiast fighting critics to bring alcohol to store shelf this summer. gayle, what do we think about that? all right. >> you like it the way it is. >>> if you're heading off to work, set your dvr so you can watch "cbs this morning" any time. we'll be right back. eat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pai n, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. you forgot t

you attribute this to a high-level source and moonves wasn't interested and cbs declined to comment. he loves late night. he was on letterman last year where he made a 2013 where he made some of those comments. >> right. there he is there. >> there he is and he re-signs his contract with nbc and he still wants to be in the comedy world and you can't be an entertainer or journalist. one, a journalist has to be willing to anger people. entertainers want to be liked. they're fundamentally two dint roles. >> last thing i want to say, there is still an opening at "the daily show" when jon stewart leaves. >> good to see you. >> thank you for that. you can watch brian on reliable sources every sunday at 8:00 a.m. pacific right here on cnn. >>> coming up next cnn's special series finding jesus and this looks at john the baptist and it is fascinating and the creator joins me next. >>> an unprecedented cnn event. he didn't vanish without leaving a trace. >> for the first time in history we are able to place these relics. >> and grasp at things that changed the world. >> this is really the mome