senate before your time actually against a very embedded incumbent, he came and paul was kind of the orville red reddenbacher of politics bow tie. but a guy impeccably honest crusader for civil rights crusader for civil rights in springfield, also very hard to do and i thought he was a guy that wouldn't embarrass me so i thought maybe it's best if i work on the inside commenting on what people are doing on the inside. >> did you ever want to get back to journalism? >> i always considered myself a hybrid of the two. i love news and it was a great joy to sit down -- it wasn't a great joy when i was doing it but in retrospect sitting down and getting back to writing in a serious way was a very very en energizing thing for me. they're both about the art of storytelling and i don't mean that in a cynical way. campaigns and governments at their best are telling a story about what kind of future they're fighting for, and so in my -- that's what i did as a reporter i told stories, getting to the essence, the authentic essence of things. so i brought that to politics and so in a sense, the gulf is no

in 1903 when orville and wilbur wright invetted the first flying machine to transport man, they lookedeons, for example, velcro created by george de mastral was mimicked by the looks at the end of bird bakes. biomimicry or copying mother nature's solution he from everything to symptomming bacteria to mixing water, could be just the thing to lead us out of the industrial revolution and into another one. thanks to one of the most feared oceanic species on the planet, reduced up to 40%. they spend their lives underwater and yet sharks remain algae, bacteria and barnacle-free. on close examination, dr. tony brennan discovered that's due to the denticles, tiny, sharp, teeth-like shapes found all over the shark's skin, he was determined to duplicate them. >> when you try to draw a shark's skin it's very difficult to do on a flat piece of paper. so i modified them. when i modified it, i came up with the sharklet pattern. first i did on that algae all over the navy ship, it stopped it 80%. nothing had ever stopped that bug other than toxins. it is not a toxin. it is a physical structure. >>> f

hero orville lane then, he is a cash cow now. >> .. richard will be reburied in leicester cathedral and where history was once made it is hope tourists will now follow. shakespeare gave richard the line, my kingdom for a horse for a few days at least, richard iii has the attention of his kingdom once again. the mark phillips, cbs news leicester. >> nair: eccentric millionaire robert during is durst is in court tomorrow. what the lawyers are telling us about his defense and a driver less cars sets off on a cross-country journey when the cbs news continues. >> >> nair: lawyers for eccentric millionaire robert durst will try to get him released from a new orleans jail tomorrow arguing he has been unlawfully imprisoned. durst awaits a trial in california for the murder of a friend, which he seemingly confessed to in a documentary. but as omar villafranca reports the prosecution's case may not be a slam drunk. >> in the hbo documentary "the jinx" robert durst appeared to make a stunning admission. >> what the hell did i do? killed them all,

this is hill town township, 309 at bethlehem pike at orvil will road. we have an accident upper southampton, county line road at davisville road. a car hit into a pole. there were injuries on the scene. you may be seeing emergency workers on the scene on county line road. another new problem, this one is in gladwyn at youngsford road. there were bricks that fell off a retaining wall. watch for debris on the road in glad win. let's take you outside and show you what it looks like in new jersey 42, northbound traffic at creek road not looking too bad. it's that time of the morning it's starting to get busier. it's a 1 minute ride from the ac expressway to the walt whitman bridge. as the delays come in i've been tweeting them out at #6abc traffic. it's colder, temperatures broa below freezing in 30 in center city and chester. 30 in dover delaware, a cold start, erin. >> breaking right now swedish prosecutors say they want to go to the uk to question julian assange about rape and sexual assault claims from five years ago. he may have to undergo a dna test.

now, it was the right brothers wilbur and orville making the first powered flight in december 2003. 1903. it took 12 years for planes to be fit with machine-guns and a new year began. andrew thomas reports on how australia is commemorating the centenary of aerial warfare. >> in the skies near melbourne, a dog fight is underway. one that replicates aerial combat that took place a century ago above europe and the middle east. the first world war is best known for long drawn out trench warfare. this is a re-enactment of the gallipoli campaign when soldiers attacked tuckey. the so-called great war was the first where air power played a significant role. from the tart of the war in 1914 aircraft were used for reconnaissance. pilots reported enemy positions. a year later planes became fighting marines. >> in 1915 it was a crucial time in the war for aerial combat. when they were fitted with guns and dog fighting came into its own. >> reporter: andrew carter flies cargo planes but these are his passion. >> the propeller and engine held. as you held down the machine-gun, as the propeller came in

let's say virginia doesn't win the acc tournament orville nova stumbles and wisconsin wins the big tense are my projections. i will talk like it is november. >> the surprise? >> makes the tournament special. >> any predictions about that? >> you want me to pick one of those way out there like man manhattan got in the tournament. it is hard to say if they pull off an upset. there are teams out there. i theng we have a list of them that are credentials, some view them as under dogs those who know college basketball know they are legit like northern iowa. they have been in rank all season long. wichita state, they are back and good again. you can see this is a list here that they could be dangerous and win games. >> will tiger play in the masters? >> i think he will. i think a big thing to watch is this friday at 6:00 he would have to commit to next week's tournament. i think he would need not a month but would need one more tournament to play in and see where his game is before the masters. i hope so. >> he came back a couple years ago and did finish fourth and didn't play a tournament b

. >> orville schell is with the new york-based society. >> it's an effort to keep this kind of powersystem. >> reporter: the super rich are almost celebrities here. in the middle of all of this is lejeune. he's worth about $9 million. made his fortune selling smartphones. we pushed in where there's an interview amid the chinese press. mr. le i'm seth doane with cbs news. you're a billionaire, why did you want to get into the politics? i feel it's the $15 billion, nearly four times more. interestingly they'll be discussing income and equality. >> yes. robin lee, of course which is their version of google. interesting to see that report. >> only $350 million. still okay. >> yeah. >> i think you could do all right on that. >> absolutely. >> funny. >>> what's really in your chicken mcnuggets. ahead, how mcdonald's is changing its food supply. >>> plus co-nap o'brien learns a lesson in cuba. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by macy's. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for

. >> orville schell is with the new york-based society. >> it's an effort to keep this kind of powersystem. >> reporter: the super rich are almost celebrities here. in the middle of all of this is lejeune. he's worth about $9 million. made his fortune selling smartphones. we pushed in where there's an interview amid the chinese press. mr. le i'm seth doane with cbs news. you're a billionaire, why did you want to get into the politics? i feel it's the obligation of every single citizen to try our best to push for change in our society, le told us. we wanted to see who the wealthiest member of the u.s. congress was. we found representative darrell issa worth at least $350 million. i suppose in china you could say only $350 million. compare that to the richest person, the highest net worth of the delegate of the npc. krc $15 billion, nearly four times more. interestingly they'll be discussing income and equality. >> yes. robin lee, of course which is their version of google. interesting to see that report. >> only $350 million. still okay. >> yeah. >> i think you could do all right on t

this is orvil riley. orville is from coshocton, ohio. 101 years old today.horoughly enjoys the dance. and now back to new york, the absolutely most exciting wonderful crew on television in the world. >> thanks, willard. >>> we got a big show coming up at 9:00. al's making his famous, famous lamb ribs. >> most people don't know about lamb ribs. and this will rock your world! >> really? >> fall off the bone? >> it is unbelievable. you will not -- >> do you ask for the lamb ribs from the butcher? >> it is part of the denver cut. >> you got to watch at 9:00. >> you might want to stick around for this. >>> tamron, you've got some spring fashions? >> of course we have spring fashions to get you all ready for when it does eventually turn spring. >> i'm just along for the ride. >> it's a good ride. >> i got a lamb shoulder, too. >> coming back after your local news. >>> a good friday morning. 8:56. i'm sam brock. an unusual rescue is giving dozens of dogs a new chance at life. san francisco's spca is helping take in 57 dogs from a korean dog meat farm. the first 15

this is orvil riley. 101 years old today. he was a meat cutter for years. bert shapiro from ft.k the absolutely most exciting wonderful crew on television in the world. >> thanks willard. >>> we got a big show coming up at 9:00. al's making his famous famous lamb ribs. >> most people don't know about lamb ribs. this will rock your world! >> fall off the bone? >> it is unbelievable. you will not -- >> you get the lamb ribs from the butcher? >> it is part of the denver cut. >> you got to watch at 9:00. >> you might want to stick around for this. >> tamron you've got some spring fashions? >> of course we have spring fashions to get you all ready for when it does eventually turn spring. >> i'm just along for the >>> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. we have snow falling in parts of our region. first alert meteorologist bill henley is tracking that snow for us. bill. >> it even extends to cape may, a snowy scene. temperatures are above freezing so it's grassy surfaces that are seeing accumulation in philadelphia and at the shore. the wind is blowing too. the radar view shows a snowy sc