mr. gilbert drove with uber for a short period of time. he has not had access to the platform for several weeks now. we are continuing adding to the way we build safety into the uber experience. cab association says gilbert would never have been allowed to drive taxi. >> it is possible to have a hackney license and have any kind of criminal infrom fraction or serious driving record. >> reporter: calling on the governor and -- it is all up to beacon hill. >>> it has been wet and windy all day long. not quite done yet. >> we needed rain. we are getting it. we are getting more rain. >> more as we head toward the end of the week. one storm system is pulling away. other one behind is very impressive. we have a blizzard on one side of it and tornadoes on the other side. they are about 200 miles apart. a tornado touched down at the des moines airport. same storm system races up to the great lakes and moves off to our north. bring southerly winds tomorrow. strong westerly winds on friday. a lot of wind in the forecast. active stretch. showers tomo

mr. gilbert displays no signs of delusion now, so how will the conflicting testimony play in court?n heather hanson, a trial attorney. let's just go back, heather. when we first heard the headline, the allegation was that the son killed the father over just a few hundred dollars. >> right. it was definitely a strange case from the very beginning, and the son came across as very spoiled and was really sort of resenting his father for not giving him the money that he wanted and killed him in cold blood, set it up to look like a suicide. now we know that the son has a long history of mental illness problems. he's been treated with medications, he has had many arrests that seem to sort of feed boo this idea that he -- into this idea that he may be mentally ill. so now the defense is saying he's not competent to stand trial. jenna: the list is long, jonna, when you look at his past history with doctors. but the d.a.'s forensic psychologist says that really all of his symptoms could be attributed to the abuse of drugs and he wasn't really asked about his drug use, and perhaps that's a fac

mr. milbury and sutton. gilbert was caught when a security alarm went off. >> he ran off the deck and they caught them and arrested him here. >> sara: neighbors hope that he will stay behind bars this time. >>> praise >>> praising local leaders for the minimum wage we are the workers, the mighty, mighty workers . >> gene: we shows you them -- we showed you them protesting. it will phase in over three years and apply fast food and retail corporations of over 200 employees. the measure must be approved by the house and senate and by governor baker. >>> green line after a demonstration outside of northeastern slowed down service. 100 students and workers sat in front of green line front of green line trolley. they were protesting better working conditions for adjunct professors. they were able to continue in less than an hour. >>> a massachusetts man is accused of killing his neighbor accused of killing his neighbor's dog. police arrested freddy guy of springfield yesterday and charged with one count of animal cruelty.

mr. no, medical student." i'm also talking with the author of "eat, pray, love," elizabeth gilbert. great book, a lot of people read it. personally, i pray before i eat, and then i usually need about an hour before i can love. same rules as swimming, basically. and we also have mathematician dr. eugenia cheng. ( cheers and applause ) she has a new book called-- >> jon: a mathematician. >> stephen: i have to say, that's an impressive audience. dr. cheng has a new book called "how to bake pi." that's "p-i," the number. but the recipe went on literally forever. do you hear that? that's jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) they're about to rock out 'til i talk out. but before they do, one more thing. a new study says that if your cat was bigger, it might want to kill you. as opposed to now, when your cat doesn't care whether you live or die. >> tonight, stephen welcomes daniel craig... author elizabeth gilbert... and mathematician dr. eugenia cheng. featuring jon batiste and stay captioning sponsored by cbs and now it's time for "the late show with step