: next. >> maybe that's why father -- >> osgood: joan crawford mommy dearest. >> osgood: and now a page from our sunday morning almanac. may 10th 1977, 38 years ago today. the occasion for a cautionary mother's day tale. >> for that was the day actress joan crawford died of a heart attack in new york city. >> born lucille he sour in san antonio, texas, she got into show business as a dancer. by the 1930s had become one of hollywood's top actresses. >> oh, you are a little -- >> yes, i am a little -- >> would you take some dictation for me some time. >> osgood: crawford won her only oscar in the starring role of the 1945 film noted pierce. >> playing a successful restaurateur in a public relationship with her daughter played by ann blythe. >> get out. >> get your things out of this house right now before i throw them into the street. >> osgood: but it was joan crawford's real life relationship with her adopted daughter christina that was going to create lasting controversy in a book entitled mommy dearest published the year after her death christina accused her mother of years of physica

i'm charles osgood.n and join us again next sunday morning. until then i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> schieffer: today marks my official debut as moderator of "face the nation." our aim is going to be very simple here to find interesting people from all segments of american life who have something to say and give them a chance to say it. that was me, 24 years ago today is my last broadcast on "face the nation." but we're going to keep with that tradition set nearly a quarter of century ago we'll stay focused on the news. there is news this morning. secretary of state john kerry has been injured in a bicycle accident in france and beau biden son of vice president joe biden has died of brain cancer. plus, we'll hear from potential republican presidential candidate and former florida governor jeb bush. you're not telling me

park in kentucky. >> osgood: i'm charles osgood. until then, i'll see you on the radio. reathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. discuss all medicines you take even eye drops. if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells you get hives, vision changes or eye pain or problems passing urine stop taking spiriva respimat and call your doctor right away. side effects include sore throat cough, dry mouth and sinus infection. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. to learn about spiriva respimat slow-moving mist ask your doctor or visit spirivarespimat.com captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where qu

here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: won three grammys including record of the year back in 2001.e years later the four irish band members are off on brand new tour while finding time to talk with our anthony mason. >> it's been four years since u2 last toured together. four years since bono, the edge, adam clayton and larry mull learn, junior, conquered the world. selling more than seven million tickets and earning more than $700 million. ♪ leading "rolling stone magazine" to label them, the biggest band on earth. ♪ your last tour the 360 tour was the most successful tour in history. >> right. thank god. that was great. loved hearing you say that, anthony. we're going to get on just great. >> that does mean something to you? >> of course it does. we're a live band. ♪ >> are you competitive about that sort of thing? did you feel yourself competing against the stones while they were touring? >> mick jagger came to see us in pop hart and we'd really gone to some length in pop mart. this is getting like star wars. >> their new show, the insurance and experience tour" is still gig. th

i'm charles osgood.n and join us again next sunday morning. until then i'll see you on the radio. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight i'm phil matier. i'm mark kelly. there's a ú >>> good morning on this final day of may. it's 7:30. continuing protest in oakland, they're demonstrating against the city's enforcement of current law blocking protest from the street at night. several people have been arrested in this movement. >> and we're going to be sitting down with a representative from the lawyer's guild who has been fighting this change in the law and ques

charles osgood i'll be back. >> he's right.f our interview coming up. ♪ >> how are you? >> really ha dear old friend. >> thank you. >> could i suggest tonight you're interviewing hillary clinton, first lady of our nation. >> that's right. >> try not to be a jackass, will you? >> walter cronkite's warning david letterman's time in the late night spotlight has had share of good times and bad times m. of his own creation. here is more of his enter view with jane pauley. >> you talked about alcoholism. >> yeah. oh, man. >> is that for real? you're not just talking about i drink a lot or i drank a lot. >> you're always an alcoholic, yeah. >> when did it start? >> well, i started drink when i was about 11. >> really? >> it that was old thing where my dad used to like scotch and so d. >> i said, this is fantastic. i just kept drinking. it was delightful. i loved everything about it. >> explains your grades. >> in high school it was part of the culture. in college it was mandatory. then when you get out of college people start to taper

: good morning, i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning."row is memorial day. the day we honor all the members of our armed forces who have fallen in the line of duty. which is not to say we cannot overlook the needs of veterans who survived to make it home m. return with hidden scars. reason enough for a system of courts that gives these veterans a fig

i'm charles osgood this is a special edition of "sunday morning."e spending the morning in the low country of south carolina, by design. this is auldbrass modern day plantation designed by the legendary architect frank lloyd wright. it's roughly midway

: good morning i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." when we first took to the airwaves more than 36 years ago we were the sunday paper that comes in a tube. how times have changed. even as we keep going strong there's another tube of more recent vintage getting fair share of notice. online

been really a challenge with trust and law enforcement of the community and so my concern is for osgood men and women that are trying to do a good job and citizens trying to enjoy the peace and freedom and those cameras will help to create that level of balance you know we need officers 0 out on the streets and need them to be safe and citizens to feel safe those will give the officers the safety they need to make sure those kind of incidents happen and challenges to situation we have to kind of technology that can help us address those cases better i'm hopefully as a result of the cameras some of the iptsz that the chief mentions that were in the reports the amount of complaints about go down and tool of many we hope to use in the sfoifksz public trust is important and those cameras go a step in the right direction of restoring public trust and make sure that the citizens know if not only are we doing everything we can to increase the number of police officers in our department but add members of the community to the depth to make sure that the accountability is at the forefront i'm lo

. -- anthony osgood died at the hospital. d.c. police identified a man stabbed to death in southeast as stephanie clark at 12:30 yesterday. clark died at the hospital. no word on the suspects or the motive in the case. around the world, at least five people are dead in a hotel fire in germany. flames swept through a converted farmhouse in the bavarian outs injuring 7, 1 person missing. no word on what sparked a fire. history being made in ireland. the country became the first would prove same-sex marriage by popular vote. more than 62% of voters said yes to allowing gays and lesbians to marry. same-sex marriages now legal in 20 countries around the globe. taking the other, why becoming an american was especially significant for a member of the u.s. air force. plus, a school promised action after a second grader kept getting sick from something inside of the school. we have an update. plus oil cleanup. what is making kellye: on this memorial day weekend, a group of people from 43 different countries became american citizens. diane

: good morning, i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning."ittersweet subpoena day morning, because in just three days fans of the late show with david letterman will be saying so long, dave. he's retiring after wednesday's show. throughout this morning we'll be saying our goodbyes and hearing from david letterman himself as he talks with jane pauley.

i am charles osgood and this is sunday morning.ith have we have many mothers about, many stories about motherhood to tell you including the story of a storybook mom, she devoted her life to the gift her son left behind, a which has been a gift to

they say 29-year-old anthony osgood was shot after 1 a.m. saturday. the unidentified woman is still in the hospital with gunshot wounds. police are not releasing any other details, including the motive or possible suspects. there is a $25,000 reward for information that would lead to an arrest and conviction in the case. >>> a volunteer paramedic is locked up this morning accused of having inappropriate contact with an underage female. 31-year-old timothy ward is a lieutenant at hamilton rescue squad. ward is being held without bond at the loudon county detention center now. >>> now to the latest opt d.c. mansion murders. investigators were back at the home in northwest d.c. continuing to process the scene of last week's quadruple homicide. they believe there is evidence there that could lead to more arrests in the case. so far 34-year-old daron wint is the only one charged with killing three members of the savopolous family and their housekeeper. police believe wint did not work alone. >>> happening today, national memorial day concert on the west la

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 es

dc police say 29-year-old anthony osgood was shot to death just after 1 a.m. in the 2300 block of irvin street. unidentified woman is in the hospital with gunshot wounds. there is a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>> coming up, an historic day overseas by a landslide, ireland backs legalized gay marriage. we are going to have the details when we come back. >> peaceful protests so far in cleveland >>> a cleveland police officer is acquitted in the fatal shooting of two men in a car after officers mistook the sound of the car backfiring as gunshots. protestors took to the streets in cleveland after learning of the verdict. hanna daniels reports officer michael bree low, who is white, had been accused of involuntary manslaughter in the 2012 death of a black man and woman timothy russell and melissa williams. >> reporter: police officer mychal bell michael bree low cried in the verdict. it is after a four-week trial in the death of two people. the judge ruled prosecutors failed to prove he fired the fatal shots. >>

police say 29-year-old, anthony osgood was shot to death just after 1:00 this morning. it happened in irving street. the unidentified woman remains hospitalized with gun shot wounds tonight. police are releasing no further details, including motive and possible suspects. $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>> an unusual parade-like pursuit in los angeles this weekend during the slow speed chase, the driver waved and talked to crowds. peter reports, just as strange is how it all ended. >> police say the driver of this mustang was wanted for possibly driving under the influence. the chase continued into tarzana with the suspect waving, saluting, and making the peace sign at bystanders. at least 8 patrol vehicles followed the suspect, moving at a speed of only 5 miles an hour. then police tried to stop him using a spike strip, but the driver weaved slowly into the opposite lanes of traffic around the spikes. our cameras on the ground captured some of his erratic behavior. at one point, he tried to communicate with us, but it's

. >> thank you, chairman talk about osgood into the oco issue but i think your statement from both of you have been unequivocal on the particular issue. i'd like to go to issue not that budgetary consequence but of great consequence nevertheless. just a few days ago i joined with my colleagues senator jim king of virginia, senator lindsey graham and senator john mccain and sent a letter to the president requesting the administration to consider the establishment of a humanitarian safe zone or more than one, around serious to allow for the protection and medical treatment of the people of syria. i did that with some reluctance, realizing that it would require a commitment by the united states for the safety of that zone and we discussed that yesterday. but i have to say that this may not be a genocide by classic legal definition, it is the humankind crisis for our time with 200 the 400,000 cashless millions of displaced and no end in sight. you were very candid in your response yesterday. i appreciated mr. secretary, if you chose what you think of this concept and the challenge that it

osgood "options at the same time as and its extensive out here so.tion not hear some of us the people i spoke with here are convinced that they may beat it taught me to move on. >> mark: sign wall street and home sales with the big rise of the month of april if that by the dow dropping today and despite that is the dow up hundred 20 yesterday following a six today and so far holding 18,000 mark with 18,076. >> george: h-p with the report of an accident car struck the center divider. now facing the wrong way in the direction against the direction of traffic. backing up the right toward berlin gained check address the traffic on the kron 4 morning news returns >> mark: as navy officer turned away from a nightclub on a hotel near city as it happened on memorial day weekend u.s. navy officer in uniform relatives turned away by a large sponsor according the sailors family boss your family snubbed by the front desk and then the dress code was the reason why the sailor couldn't go in uniform and that decision was met with a loud criticism. "how you turn awa