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here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: russell crowe commanded our full attention in the 2003 film the world." on the far side of the world that seth doane visited him for this sunday profile. >> it seems a million miles from anywhere. life here is about a beautiful sunrise, rolling hills simple peace and quiet. this is a 1400 acre ranch? >> yeah. >> it's huge. >> russell crowe says he's always thinking about this not so little patch of earth as he travels and works around the world. he may be from new zealand but this part of australia is home. and it's not always quiet. "nana glen" is a 7 hour drive north of sydney. most important it's 7,275 miles from hollywood. you come here and relax and detach? >> well this is the island, you know? you come in behind the gate you're not a brand name any more you know? >> in the world of brand name movie stars russell crowe is among the biggest. there's of course his academy award winning performance as a roman general in "gladiator" and nominations for his portrayal of a tormented math genius in "a beautiful mind." >> that's only way i'll eve

marvelous. >> osgood: kate mulgrew's happy ending. >> osgood: actress kate milieu played a number ofme. but none of them can match real life drama she writes about in her new book. she sat down with anthony mason for some questions and answers. >> what made you want to write a book now? >> i wanted to be known. >> to be known? >> yeah. for 40 years i've been an actress playing other people. >> she's known for playing red reznikov. the head of the prison kitchen in "orange is the new black." >> captain catherine janeway on "star trek voyager." >> becoming increasingly difficult to answer questions about what our future plans are. >> one of sam malone's girlfriends on "cheers." >> have you ever thought about you and me tying the knot? >> you told me you didn't go for that kinky stuff. >> thank you very much. >> but to become known for herself meant kate mulgrew had to write about some painful subjects. the early deaths of her two younger sisters. a rape. and perhaps most painful of all her choice to give her first born child up for adoption. >> what part of this was you confronting you

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: good morning i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning," easter sunday.t joyous day of the christian allen door. in countless churches across this land congregations are singing in spirit of the day not sticking with the traditional hymns as tracy smith will explain in our cover story. ♪ >> it's the d

: good morning, charms osgood to off today i'm lee cowan this is "sunday morning." in the every day it seems there's news that a big corporation or government agency has been hacked. some big, some small. either way the reports only fuel our fierce about the security of personal information while also guaranteeing plenty of work for the experts and officials charged with keeping the hackers out. david pogue will report our cover story. >> if you haven't noticed hacker attacks aren't occasional headlines any more. they love become routine. >> every morning i brief the president about the threats that we face from terrorism to pandemics to you name it. increasingly those meetings are featuring discussions about cyberthreats. >> getting america to defend herself in the new world of cyberwarfare. it's a common things, but can a paperweight be art? the creators and admirers with martha teichner head into the inner circle. >> how does all that stuff get inside a paperweight? this man knows. >> i invented a crystal piece of glass. >> not easy 20 do that's why really good o

: good morning i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning."ost one month old now. but this past winter is still a vivid memory for many of us particularly those who happened to be in alaska getting a films of the aurora borealis. lee cowan had a front row seat. he's got the

and the fourth question i knew when we would be fully funded we have the actuary wider to return osgood returns we're one hundred percent funded in a relatively short period of time modeling it out 7 and a half 5 percentage but modeling those projectss and question that's impossible to answer knowing what the plan is we're at 24 percent level as of july 2014 that is extremely you know strong fund for a public plan and we have 5 year smoothly so that means we get the benefit of adding in 20 percent of all our earnings over the last 4 years and the result of this year i believe we're on a track that we will you know have a good shot i can't tell you when or the fiscal year but we're all doing the best we can to make sure and we achieve the 94 percent level and we've recovered to 94 percent as of july 2014 but long answer i'm sorry those questions the first questions that the gentleman asked are included in the number of folks and constituencies are requesting from us. >> thank you. i'll leave it at that call item number 2. >> item number 2 approval the minutes i'll continue it to the next

make sense they're looking for career if, in fact, they're looking at for things that are missing osgood things can be revised certainly but this is our best attempted. >> i noticed the veterans' parade is not here and the serving is not here again there was an analysis of what was an exhaust list some were kicked out for size of estimated attendance and who comes to the event if outside the city. >> okay. thank you if you do feel there is events missing feel free to for the record forwarding 24 to jocelyn at this time any other questions we're open up for public comment for the staff reports any public comment on staff report seeing none we'll move on to item of police department questions or comments. >> sfpd. >> good evening. i think that maybe that one much better. >> steve from the central station in addition to the battery at squiggle there was a theft at ruby sky i nonfiction for the but hut on broadway i'll reader the narrative real quickly quick after several warnings bamboo for the microscopic contained with the establishment keep turning the music up after being warned i estim

products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> mason: good morning charles osgood is off today, i am anthony mason and this is a special edition of sunday morning. it is our money issue a look at how we earn, save and spend our hard earned dollars. and when it comes to buying things, many of us are so fond of certain products we make a point of asking for them by name. but what is in a name anyway? that's the question lee cowan will examine in our cover story. >> when we think of kleenex or xerox, what comes to mind? they are not real words but they are very successful names. >> is it like poetry? >> well, i think it is more like poetry than it is like science. irrelevant tell you that. there is still a lot of art to this business. >> ahead of sunday morning the professional namer behind some of the country's best known products. >> mason: as the work of sculpture anyone can buy for just 25 cents, making money is a story from anna werner. a quarter, a common coin or a work of art? >> there is art in money. >> there is. >> later on sunday morning, we are making mone

. >>> many catholics in our area took part in the weigh of the cross procession osgood -- way of thecessions on good wednesday across the national mall. the procession started on capitol hill at st. peter's church and ended at the washington monument. >>> jews around the world marked the start of passover tonight with a sadr. the traditional meal commemorates the jews exodus. the jews ate unleavened bread. >>> chrysler pays $150 million to the family of a georgia boy who died in a jeep grand cherokee. the 4-year-old was killed when the suv he was riding in exploded after being rear- ended. our consumer team first told you about certain jeeps and the placement of their gas tanks with very little protection in the event of a crash. chrysler maintains its vehicles are safe and says it is considering an appeal of the verdict. >>> tonight we give you a through look at what the co- -branded sprint radioshack stores may look like. the pictures were part of the documents included in federal bankruptcy court in delaware. the company plans to unveil those stores later this month. >>> sometimes

products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> mason: good morning charles osgoods off today, i am anthony mason and this is a special edition of sunday morning. it is our money issue a look at how we earn, save and spend our hard earned dollars. and when it comes to buying things, many of us are so fond of certain products we make a point of asking for them by name. but what is in a name anyway? that's the question lee cowan

. >> good morning, my name is jesse osgood. i am from new hampshire. the one speaker that really stood out to me so far was senator susan collins from maine. yesterday, she told us we have no right to complain if we are going to sit on the sidelines, which i think makes total sense. if you're not going to get out, then you cannot whine that the government is not doing what you want because you have not told them. brian: so as you have watched the speakers this week, how many of them spoke without notes or without a script? jesse: i think quite a few. i would definitely say a majority, because oration skills are difficult to acquire but very important. brian: and what do you intend to do? jessie: i intend to figure that out. brian: you mean this did not do it this week? jessie: i am only 18 and have time to figure that out. brian: next. jonathan: my name is jonathan salazar. brian: and who impressed you? jonathan: the senate parliamentarian. our government currently although we are diverse, not a lot of people of color join our government and do public

sunday morning host osgoode excepted the award.and the beautiful, can't forget them they won ten. "ten ter tanment tonight" was named outstanding news program and we congratulate or cbs morning crew named outstanding technical team during friday's ceremony. a tip of their hat. our director randy lennon queue charlie. and fountain. he accepted the award on behalf of the crew. as you might expect we couldn't do any of this without them. we could but we'd be sitting in the dark. congratulations. >> congratulations to all. very well deserved. >> the best of anyone anywhere. >> i think so too. >> i think so too. >>> jay z rolled out big names to launch his streaming c >>> it may be the wildest ride on two wheels. with collisions and crashes history shows this bike race is not for the timid. a look at the cyclists racing through streets with no brakes or room for error. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes,

sunny morning house charles osgood accepted the emmy last night as outstanding morning program.as won in the last three years. "the young and the restless" won six emmys, including the prize for outstanding drama series. and "the bold and the beautiful" won ten. "entertainment tonight" was named outstanding entertainment program and our cbs morning crew was named outstanding technical team. a tip of the hat to you, stevie. our director randy lennon "queue charlie" and as you might expect, we couldn't do any of this without them. we could but we'd be sitting in the dark. other than that it would be great. >> congratulations. >> congratulations to all. >> the best anywhere. >> i think so too. >> all right, jay-z rolled out some big names to launch his streaming music service title >>> it may >>> it may be the wildest ride on >>> it may be the wildest ride on two wheels. with collisions and crashes, history shows this bike race is not for the timid. a look at the cyclists racing through streets with no brakes or room for error. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." good. very good. y

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. >>> tomorrow on cbs sunday morning i'm be sitting in for charles osgood on the ongoing debate on whether i've seen them in the park restauranting after dark ♪ ♪ withouting out on theriot ga mats ♪ ♪ ♪ stars on the dance hall crowd married young took their vows ♪ comfort in their boldness and their flair ♪ ♪ dab hands for all to see stroke of brush and poetry ♪ ♪ his cut of cloth the contours of her hair ♪ ♪ thank you for the invite tonight perfect snacklets, perfect drinks ♪ ♪ i'm getting ideas from your interiors perfect apartment, perfect kids ♪ ♪ ♪ perfect couples are breaking up what have they done ♪ ♪ those perfect couples are now breaking up what have they done ♪ ♪ don't make me feel so good expect that stuff in hollywood not in my current milieu new york ♪ ♪% ♪ sexual tension at the fridge he makes for the organic figs belmondo lips dangling a cig ♪ ♪ and she just back from her hike and to the gallery she might glide by with a basket on her bike ♪ ♪ ♪ it always lurked in her mind perfect couples are breaking up what have they done ♪ ♪ in the back of her mind those perfect couples

. >>> tomorrow on cbs sunday morning i'm be sitting in for charles osgood on the ongoing debate on whethere that ♪ ♪ i've seen them in the park restauranting after dark ♪ ♪ withouting out on theriot ga mats ♪ ♪ ♪ stars on the dance hall crowd married young took their vows ♪ comfort in their boldness and their flair ♪ ♪ dab hands for all to see stroke of brush and poetry ♪ ♪ his cut of cloth the contours of her hair ♪ ♪ thank you for the invite tonight perfect snacklets, perfect drinks ♪ ♪ i'm getting ideas from your interiors perfect apartment, perfect kids ♪ ♪ ♪ perfect couples are >>> good morning, everyone i'm nicole brewer. penndot crews are taking advantage of the warmer temperatures today, crews will be out and about in all counties patching up potholes. in philadelphia, crews will be on cheltenham avenue near stenton avenue. while you are out and about today be on the look out for road crews and please allow them extra time for travel. >>> but it is a great day to be outside, isn't it. >> traffic jams are never fun but we need to smooth these road out. we are smoothing weather out,