jim nantz.est from indianapolis. >>> women can save half the money on skin >>> good morning the here's what's happening. a san francisco man died in a fire in north beach and investigators are trying to determine the cause. it started around 10:00 last night. third floor of a four-story building on columbus avenue. a second person was injured. >>> sentencing happens today for former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa. he acknowledged he was behind a campaign mailer back in 2010, according to the "mercury news." the flyer was designed to hev javier campos win a san jose city council seat. called an opponent magdalena carrasco a communist sympathizer. shirakawa has pleaded no contest to a felony related to that flyer. >>> got your traffic and weather too for th >>> good morning. i'm gianna franco in the "kcbs traffic" center. checking the roads at the bay bridge, it's much improved in fact. we had some major delays earlier for an accident but things have eased up just a bit. metering l

jim nantz.est from indianapolis. >>> women can save half the money on skin .care >>> top ten things overheard during the pope's physical. here we go. number 10. speaking of mass looks like you've added some. number nine, no sorry, father you don't need medical marijuana. number eight, say ahhhh-men. number seven, i don't care what jenna mccarthy says. you need to be vaccinated. number six, no need to bless the u urine sample. number two turn your hat and cough. the number one thing heard during the pope's physical i know you don't use it but i still have to take a look at it. there you go. >> what could he be referring to, gentlemen at the table on this friday. >> i don't know. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." very good, dave. coming up in this half hour three florida correctional officers with alleged ties to the ku klux klan find themselves on the other side of the law. how the fbi foiled their apparent plot to kill a former inmate. >>> it's a surprising paycheck for hundreds of michiga

jim nantz, nick faldo, good night from augusta. >> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news," a disturbing discovery. a quadriplegic man is found lying in the woods five after after his mother left him there. >>> new details in the jewelers' row abduction. one suspect is now under arrest. justin. >> and temperatures will be warming up across the delaware valley for the rest of the weekend. the details ♪ we asked people to tell us something that happened in their past, and something that might happen in their future. the good things were put on yellow magnets and the bad ones on blue. the results show the past was a pretty even mix of good and bad. yet the future was almost all good things. now that you've seen the results of this experiment what does it mean to you? we all want to think about positive stuff. realistically, there will be down times. it's great to think optimistically but let's plan for whatever the future might bring. prudential bring your challenges. >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news

jim nantz.est from indianapolis. >>> women can save half the money on skin care. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning i'm ukee washington, time for the friday forecast with fehlinger for the holiday weekend. hi katie. >> holiday weekend ukee looking pretty good. we have to dodge some wet weather for sure. certainly if you do have off maybe nice long weekend for good friday, passover, up be celebrating with some wet weather it looks like. we take you out there. show you what's happening on storm scan. first and for most, really just getting started. west most lancaster county starting to see signs of steadier precipitation with some steadier showers beginning to creep in, outside whitfield elementary school, still dry at the moment in the live neighborhood network, in a lot of spots no less. that's going to change, with pockets, intermittent rounds of showers some steve steady rain, very likely couple of thunderstorms which could be locally strong if not even severe in couple of s

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the pro perot nantz is very interesting. the family was building a mansion on broadway and when thayer to the old house and were laying the foundation for a new one they discovered a number of confederate artifacts and this painting rolled up in a tent. the family took this as possible jeanne lafitte painting and the piece was donated to the library. however it was really just speculation that led the early folks to believe that this was jean lafitte. but it's caught fire much like all the history with lafitte there's mythology that's difficult to disentangle from fact. a few experts have taken a look at this portrait and concluded that it's most likely not lafitte for a number of reasons including the costume he's wearing. if you notice the hat looks like it belongs for the 1600s rather than the 1800s. also the lack of an undershirt, very sort of sensual for an early 19th century proper portrait. also notice the way he's holding the dagger. that would be a draw out from which the dagger would be facing down. so this is a fo

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this is jim jim nantz reporting from butler cabin in augusta georgia. . i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. fibromyalgia may have changed things. but with less pain, i'm still a doer. ask your doctor about lyrica. in my world, wall isn't a street. return on investment isn't the only return i'm looking f

jim nantz, and many members of the nicklaus family. that includes the first lady of golf, please join me in welcoming mrs. barb nicklaus. >> please stand for the presentation of the colors, the performance of our national anthem and the retiring of the colors. >> forward. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation. >> let us pray. we are always to acknowledge the blessing of the almighty god over our nation. we thank you for your blessing all these years. we honor those who have sacrificed to preserve our freedom and we pray for your protection for our men and women who battle and preserve that freedom today. we thank you for the honor to be here to honor a man, a true champion, a man of character and courage, a man who has made a commitment of his life to courage and excellence in all that he does. a man who has great compassion and has brought everyone along with him on this journey and added great value to his life. may your blessing be on jack nicklaus. he is a role model for our nation. father, we con

jim nantz. [applause] jim: thank you.hat is the first time i have ever been applauded in the capital. that felt really good. hello friends and distinguished guests. what a special day this is. i am not going to hold back because i know i speak on behalf of of millions of americans. millions of people around the world, and i get the chance to say i love jack nicklas and i love jack necklaces's family. i first met jack nicklaus when i was a local sports commentator. i was asked to be his caddy for a day. that day, under my stewardship -- [laughter] -- jack nicholas is something that he probably never did any other time in his career, he had a birdie-free round. 17 pars of a three putt bogey thanks to his caddy. for the record, this was a man who birdied the first hole of his championship career. he birdied the first hole. 48 years later, fittingly his last appearance at a major championship he birdied the , final hole in competition in a major. but he did not, that day at port -- park meadows country club, make a single bir

. >>> and cbs sports' jim nantz has a preview of this weekend's ncaa final four. morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie. have a grey day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> two people are shot sat a party near temple university campus. we are live with the latest on their condition. >>> also this morning, want to give you live look at storm scan3 here. rain moving into the area. we could see some heavier showers this afternoon but on the upside it is 60 degrees right now. when is the last time at this hour you saw 60 degrees? >> how about that? it is good friday, 2015. good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right over to katie see what's hang in our passover and holiday weekend? right now it is what's going to be at least the worse of our weather worries for the next two and a half days here. we have to get the system through. this is nasty. this snake-like rope-like line of nasty storms rumbling, basically, just south of i64. so it is more than ohio river

jim nantz. [applause] jim: thank you.s the first time i have ever been applauded in the capital. that felt pretty good. hello friends and distinguished guests. what a special day this is. i am not going to hold back because i know i speak on behalf of millions of americans. millions of people around the world, and i get the chance to say i love jack nicklas and i love jack's family. i first met jack nicklaus when i was a local sports commentator. i was asked to be his caddy for a day. that day, under my stewardship [laughter] jack nicholas is something that -- did something that he probably never did any other time in his career, he had a birdie-free round. 17 pars of a three putt bogey, 73 thanks to his caddy. for the record, this was a man who birdied the first hole of his championship career. 19 57 toledo, ohio, birdied first time. 48 years later, fittingly his last appearance at a major championship, he birdied the final hole in competition in a major. but he did not, that day at port -- park meadows country club make

. >>> and cbs sports' jim nantz has a preview of this weekend's ncaa final four. morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie. green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking live look out at the golden gate bridge, looks empty a little lonely out there. >> it's good friday. >> it's good friday so a lot of people are taking off. good morning, everyone. friday, april 3. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday indeed. it is 4:30 on the nose. and we kind of flip-flopped here. gianna is in for liz, liz is in for roberta. but we'll be playing ourselves today. okay. [ laughter ] >> good friday. everyone is a little confused. everyone is sleeping in today. we don't know what that's like. if you are waking up early with us, it's cold. that's the bottom line. it's a chilly start. you may see a little frost in some of your north bay valleys. very calm winds and 39 degrees in redwood city. 47 in concord. you know, once the afternoon hits, thou

long history of racism and racist practices in terms of segregationist housing, where white-- coff nantz for white neighborhoods cause some people to live in some neighborhoods and blacks were forced out into other neighborhoods. and to this day we've seen the ramifications of that. under two mayors ago governor o'malley in a tough-on-crime effort a program called zero tolerance, was put into place, and that resulted in over 100,000 arrests of baltimore city residents almost every year. that's about one in six people in baltimore were arrested. and sometimes as much as a fourth of those cases didn't even result in charges. and those resulted in a big rift between the community and the police department. >> stewart: luke broadwater from the "baltimore sun." thanks for sharing your reporting, luke. >> reporter: thank you. >> stewart: and now to our signature piece, our original reports from around the nation and around the world. tonight, we take you to israel, which, during the past dozen years, has used technology to overcome chronic water shortages. it's a development with potentially i

jim nantz with the national champions. jim: indianapolis this was one extraordinary night and the duke blue devils for the national champions and now for the presentation of the championship trophy, i'm joined by dr. mark emmert, the president of the ncaa. scott barnes is here, the chair of the ncaa division i men's basketball committee. mark, it's all yours. mark: first of all i'd love everybody here to congratulate the wisconsin badgers on an unbelievable championship game. it was a magnificent game. and now scott barnes from the basketball committee will give the duke blue devils the championship trophy. coach, it's all yours. >> congratulations, coach. we're very proud of you. on behalf of the committee. mike: i can speak? >> it's all yours. mike: first of all, i want to say exactly what mark mentioned. we beat a great team great program and one of the best guys in coaching in bo ryan so congratulations to wisconsin. i want to -- i want to thank the city of indianapolis all the volunteers all the many people who make t

jim nantz with the national champions. jim: indianapolis this was one extraordinary night and the duke blue devils for the national champions and now for the presentation of the championship trophy, i'm joined by dr. mark emmert, the president of the ncaa. scott barnes is here, the chair of the ncaa division i men's basketball committee. mark, it's all yours. mark: first of all i'd love everybody here to congratulate the wisconsin badgers on an unbelievable championship game. it was a magnificent game. and now scott barnes from the basketball committee will give the duke blue devils the championship trophy. coach, it's all yours. >> congratulations, coach. we're very proud of you. on behalf of the committee. mike: i can speak? >> it's all yours. mike: first of all, i want to say exactly what mark mentioned. we beat a great team great program and one of the best guys in coaching in bo ryan so congratulations to wisconsin. i want to -- i want to thank the city of indianapolis all the volunteers all the many people who make t

. >>> my friend, i sounded like jim nantz, channeling him. >> a little bit. >>> a's brought in cody rosse-up against texas in right field hitting second. here's the latest on brandon belt with a slight groin strain. he took batting practice today and hopefully will return this week. giants will hold him out of the line-up tonight. >>> nba last night boy anthony davis at new orleans did they get a peek of its first round opponents the warriors? pelicans beat the warriors 103- 100. the warriors had nothing to play for since they locked up home-court advantage already. but they did give new orleans a little extra motivation. >> what does this win mean to you personally? >> it means a lot. they came out, this is going to be a scrimmage game. we took that personal. we know what they did to us the last three times or two times that we played 'em. we had one close game here that went to overtime. but we take a lot of games personal. you know? we feel like we are a better team than people think we are. >>be honest. you were staring at that eyebrow the whole time. i can't take my eyes off it. the

. >> we'll be seeing michele miller at the nantz cherry blossom -- at itself national cherry blossomade. she's our special host. >> weather will be great for saturday and sunday. >> what a treat for the tourists and the residents here. >> it's going to be good. today and tomorrow we'll deal with some clouds and a little bit of rain out there. let's take a look how your morning commute is shaping up on doppler 9000. go have some of the pockets of heavier rainfall out there but most of us are seeing light rain. once you get to the darker greens and yellows, that's when you see the more moderately heavy rainfall headed your way. southern maryland you're just getting in on the options. calvert county still dry for now but through prince george's county, you're going to see wet weather within just about an hour. light showers are pushing through i-70 from rockville up through germantown. lighter showers through germantown but this is all headed off to the east. through sterling and reston, you dry out just a little bit before another round of showers will be headed your way later on today

. >> thank you, jim nantz. >>> matt cain is dealing with a strained ligament in his elbow.ll miss the start tomorrow and was placed on the 15-day dl today. cody ross was set to sign with the a's. ross was cut by diamondbacks over the weekend. he will add some outfield depth with the a's. >>> speaking of a's, sonny gray gave quite a show last might in oakland. took a no-hitter into the 8th inning against texas. nearly became the first pitcher to throw a no-hitter on opening day since 1940. a's ended a 10-day losing streak on opening day. while gray was going he did little to avoid the no, no jinx in between innings. >> he is not the type that sits over in the corner. he is walking up to me in between and talking about walkup songs and i'm get away from me. nobody wants to talk to you right now. >> he was joking around with everybody the whole game. it's not like he is the guy you always see the tv shot of the pitcher where no one is around him? no, sonny is looking for somebody to talk to. so yeah, when i got through the homer tunnel he is there to give me a chest bump. that

monday's decision by a bankruptcy court freeze glenn straub to renegotiate new leases with the former tan nantz including restaurants and nighter clubs or look for new companies to rent space one the facility reopens. straub bought revel for $82 million earlier this month. >> heavy rain did not dampen the spirits 30,000 runner at the boston marathon today. a man won in finishing two hours hours, nine minutes 17 seconds this is this second victory in the race. he won in 2013. just hours before a pair of bombs exploded at the finish line killing three people and injuring more than 140. he gave his winning medal back to the city now. this one this one he's keeping. >> this is my second race. i think this is for me. >> caroline rotich from kenya was the first woman to cross the finish line. tsarnaev who was convicted earlier this month be back in court for the sentencing phase. he can get the death penalty. >> fresh fish at a california restaurant a tank explodes sending salt water and fish tumbling into a restaurant. why the owner says he's pretty sure something like this will never happen again.

and we're gearing up for the final four weekend, jim nantz is in indianapolis with the preview of then the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. and frank and michelle, say with me, go, duke. >> d-u-k-e. >> go duke. >> but i picked kentucky. >> charlie is going to the game. >> bet he is already there. >> i picked kentucky so but we'll see. we'll see what happens. >> yeah. >> all right, have a great weekend. >> so did i. >> i'm rooting for kentucky if duke loses. >> see you guys. >> lets hope they meet in the final. >>> a woman from oakley was in for a pleasant shop at last night's a's giants spring training game in san francisco. she thought her son was overseas in the navy. that was not the case. there he is stealing second base on the diamond. she had no idea he was going to show up. she started to cry but in a good way. once she realized it was her son on the field. >> i just love him. i just want to hug him and i'm happy he's home safe and i just can't wait to see him. >> she says her son had been deployed for more than 200 days overseas. surprise was in the works for months. and yes we

reporters steve nantz has the details. >> reporter: thank you all so much. hillary clinton is running for president. the the much anticipate add announcement is expect to come this sunday in the form of the video posted to social media according to sources close to her campaign a. she will then hit the the road visiting the early voting states of new hampshire and iowa. in 2008 clinton suffer a surprising third place finish in the iowa caucus opening the door for then senator barack obama, this time around aid say she isn't taking anything for granted. >> going to iowa will be hugely important to her, last time in 2007/8 she was criticized for being too not going outside des moines. >> reporter: also, a new epi log in her book hard choices offers some insight into her decision becoming a grandmother she writes has made me deep thinkly about the responsibility we share as stewards of the world we inherit and will pass on. as for competition on the democratic side it is clinton and everyone else. latest poll has her at 62 percent, vice-president joe biden a di

jim nantz is in indianapolis and he'll have a preview of the big match-ups. all of that and more.see you at 7:00. >> is it going to be a close game charlie? >> i just hope that duke can get gosh michigan state is -- get -- michigan state is tough. if we get tot finals against kentucky that will be a really big game. and we'll be facing it. >> i like your style charlie. >> exactly right. >> see what tom izzo says. >> that's for the little guy. >> all right, so -- no little issue we are talking about weather here today. this is a legitimate weather event? >>> and the thing about it is it is good friday and dollar a lot of -- there are a lot of living stations of the cross that are done outside. it is going to be windy and so windy in fact -- >> we're going back out there? >> no not going back out there. you might have missed the hair blowing very rapidly in the wind. >> not going to the videotape? darn. >> if you don't have one of those real sturdy golf umbrellas it's going right up backwards. so the -- the cheap ones from the store are not going to last today. let's take a look how

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