>> pauley: and good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm jane pauley. the memorial day weekend is off to a rough start in parts of texas. over the past 24 hours, more than a foot and a half of rain has left homes and roads under water. at least one person has died. several others are missing. there's also a tropical system threatening beach communities from georgia to the carolinas this weekend. but we begin with don champion in bastrop county, texas. >> reporter: for the last 24 hours, rescue choppers have been plucking desperate people off rooftopes of homes and submerged cars in several texas towns. near austin, there have been at least 75 people rescue. in brenham, rain poured down in buckets, more than 18 inches in a day's time. roads and washed cars away. 21-year-old darren mitchell posted this haunting facebook as water topped the roof of his truck. he wrote, "all i want

>> pauley: thanks, carter. hillary clinton also campaigned today in california ahead of the primary. she stopped at an oakland restaurant that serves chicken and waffles and hoped to pick up some votes to go. haa.a. tells us more than 2.5 million people are expected to fly this holiday weekend. and in some places, it looked like they were all waiting in the same airport security line. you're looking at airports in san francisco, atlanta, chicago, and the washington, d.c. area. dean reynolds is in chicago. >> reporter: early birds at o'hare today waited hours to take flight. g die kamis was among them. >> i got here at 3:00 in the morning. my flight is at 7:00. i had to come early because, as pou see, the airport is packed. >> reporter: swollen lanes zigzagged with travelers at airports across the country, giving t.s.a. a tough test but one it seems to have passed by most accounts, with the help of additional resources. in chicago 58 new t.s.a. officers were at work, along with new bomb-sniffing canine units. an

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>> pauley: one man's very long walk.ut next, the boom in boomer pot use. >> lacks the foreign policy experience to be president. but in fairness, meeting with leaders from around the world, sweden? romesha. >> pauley: can it really be true that so many older people nowadays will just say yes? yes to using marijuana that is? our cover story is record by barry petersen. >> sioux taylor works hard to stay fit and healthy. this 68-year-old is a regular at the gym. >> kale helps keep your cholesterol down, it's going to be good. >> at home, homemade is her motto. >> it's delicious. >> not bad. >> but there's one thing in her healthy lifestyle that may come as a surprise. in the evening, you store it in the fridge. >> she includes marijuana in her quest to stay youthful. >> i have gummy care, has the consistency of a gummy. and i use it for sleep and pain when i need to. >> sue taylor was a high school principal preaching the dangers of drugs. but after her son got into the pot business and she began to learn more about mariju

in for scott pelley is jane jane pauley, we will see you tonight. >> pauley: disaster in the southern plains. devastating floods touched off by torrential rain. cattle are swept away. also tonight, the summer travel season agains i left my house at 2:00, so that i could get here by 4:00, fair flight that left at 10:20. >> pauley: trump draws cheers at his rallies. ( cheers ) and protesters outside. >> ho-ho- >> donald trump has got to go! >> pauley: a study links cell phone radiation to cancer in rats. steve hartman with a soldier's remarkable recovery from death. >> i was put in a body bag, toe tagged and taken to the morgue. >> pauley: and his last request of you. >> one day a year we're asking somebody to do something.

. >> if >> pauley: disaster in the southern plains.evastating floods touched off by torrential rain. cattle are swept away. also tonight, the summer travel season agains i left my house at 2:00, so that i could get here by 4:00, fair flight that left at 10:20. >> pauley: trump draws cheers at his rallies. ( cheers ) and protesters outside. >> ho-ho- >> donald trump has got to go! >> pauley: a study links cell phone radiation to cancer in rats. steve hartman with a soldier's remarkable recovery from death. >> i was put in a body bag, toe tagged and taken to the morgue. >> pauley: and his last request of you. >> one day a year we're asking somebody to do

>> pauley: if you wanted a job you kept your mouth shut.ike a lot of other miners, mining is about the only industry. it's the biggest industry in the state of west virginia. you have children, you want them to have. you want to provide for them. i was a single mom, you know? >> cooper: you needed that job? >> pauley: i did the best i could. ( crying ) we did the best we could for our families. the guys did as well. >> ruby: some of the stories that they have to tell are horrifying. being forced to work without enough fresh air, being forced to work in water up to their necks, miles underground. being forced to work in areas of where the roof and the walls of the mine were falling in around them. >> cooper: prosecutors say blankenship was aware of all these safety problems because he was a micro-manager who had oversight over every aspect of massey mines, personally approving every hire, hourly raise, and capital expenditure. >> ruby: he wanted everybody in that company to know he was in charge. >> goodwin: do it don's way. i expect you to

>> pauley: a study links cell phone radiation to cancer in rats.teve hartman with a soldier's remarkable recovery from death. >> i was put in a body bag, toe tagged and taken to the morgue. >> pauley: and his last request of you. >> one day a year we're asking somebody to do something.

experience run as an art gallery we're hearing as a cafe and on occasion other space so inspection pauley and i are in the midst of switching district and we'll be going out on inspections we had a new operator took over 25 norega with the underground grill it's called i went out to do on inspection a couple weeks ago and theirs in the process of establishing kayak and in touch with staff in the office in the chambers work on a complaint also over the last couple of years actually not starting the outdoor events season i'm in touch with the complainant and will visit his site it is difficult to contain the sound within their property line but see what we can do and mediate and come to an agreement as far as timing and loudness i think i brought up the situation to last hearing we have an empty dwelling next door to 2631st street and the realtors and builds are lodged a complaint against them i've gone out to take exterior and interior measurements to establish what that place sounds like at resting and this weekends they have an event and impair and bring back information we are a fair ac

waves i noticed a listing i've been going through the new district i've taken over from inspector pauley using the sf station and website to try to get an idea of what's happening in the city and sort of organizing any weekend like that i on intersections we're your probably getting that by the fact i've not been in the district for a while. >> uh-huh. >> i'm trying to get a feeling what is going on. >> that would be great of that's helpful. >> i've seen the after housing and their i've been out that way myself late. >> i want to compliment you on the nuking new formulate. >> it is really clean and easy to read inspector pauley. >> i'll take notes (laughter). >> and send along the template. >> great using video drops on your phone. >> good evening commissioners to respond to the question you'll see from the me in the next couple of weeks random drop ins we have not been in in a while non-regular stuff for the next month or two until we get through most of the inspections we did losses ended my list is kind of short i've been making contact are complainants that were formally shawn was in

i'm sitting with jane pauley. >> natural born entrepreneurs, both of you.you have an idea it gets executed pretty darn fast. there's a real estate company, bed and breakfast, furniture line, paints and rugs. a book come out in the fall. and their most ambitious undertaking so far, the silos. twin rusting hulks on the waco skyline, now a landmark, drawing 25,000 visitors a week to the magnolia market. >> i just love the stuff she does. it looks like stuff you would have in your home. >> she's just brilliant. >> nobody's mentioned chip yet. >> chip is just awesome. >> i'm offering 50. >> oh, my, god! >> perhaps the ultimate fixer upper is the city of waco, tex texas. the unlikely capital of home renovation. >> i feel like to some extent this is california back in the gold rush days. or alaska during its boom. >> you know, i'm thinking if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. >> oh, i like that. >> oh, yeah. >> sinatra would probably be turning over in his grave. but i'd take that any day of the week. >> ingenious example of design. perfect for a rai

charles osgood is off today i'm jane pauley. this is "sunday morning."way two months ago, was widely praised for telling young people in the 1980s to "just say no" to drugs. so, how can it be that when it comes to using marijuana so many of today's

waves i noticed a listing i've been going through the new district i've taken over from inspector pauleysing the sf station and website to try to get an idea of what's happening in the city and sort of organizing any weekend like that i on intersections we're your probably getting that by the fact i've not been in the district for a while. >> uh-huh. >> i'm trying to get a feeling what is going on. >> that would be great of that's helpful. >> i've seen the after housing and their i've been out that way myself late. >> i want to compliment you on the nuking new formulate. >> it is really clean and easy to read inspector pauley. >> i'll take notes (laughter). >> and send along the template. >> great using video drops on your phone. >> good evening commissioners to respond to the question you'll see from the me in the next couple of weeks random drop ins we have not been in in a while non-regular stuff for the next month or two until we get through most of the inspections we did losses ended my list is kind of short i've been making contact are complainants that were formally shawn was in c

with jane pauley we'll give him a listen. >> what ned truman actually does for a living is hard to say. his special gifts found perfect home on public radio's prairie home companion with garrison keel lower. >> so far you are would do in radio. >> i'm really doing what i used to do behind teachers' backs. >> fred newman, the maestro of sound ahead on "sunday morning." >> we received a postcard from morocco with some unusual activity in the trees. the sender is correspondent jonathan vigliotti. >> from cot mess particulars to foods. you might be surprised where it comes from. goats in trees it's like a moroccan mirage. >> the first time i same here i saw these goats climbing the trees i thought i was hallucinating. >> a visit is morocco where these goats are pointing the way to a billion dollars industry. >> rachel maddow is a cable news headliner, not afraid to pursue pastime some fans might find surprising. >> we've got some breaking political news. >> as self-confessed politics nerd, rachel mad depo is having the time of her life. >> what do you make of this ye year? >> everybody tho

. >> hey pauley know you have lot of connections within the police force. what kinds of buzz is this creating? how is it being received among the guys on the force right now? and who maybe have retired? well, i started looking into this story when i started hearing a little bit more about this plan a few days ago. we were hearing that there was some buzz amongst officers, that this plan was about to come into effect, and people were interested in it. they got in touch with me. i got in touch with the mayor's office to see what was actually going to be put into place. since then, officers have responded to they still want some more information about exactly the kind of money that's going to be offered. and so there is some interest in this. there is no question about it from what i've been hearing, laura, but will it actually change this police department to actually be able to continue to recruit officers to come here and to keep those veteran officers that the chief very much wanted to keep. that's the key thing here. is being able to keep those veteran of

." >> the breakers is a preserved whnument to an era of opulence pauley has been watching comes in. >> that's what i do best. >> tv's capital of home renovation, waco, texas, where fixer upper magic happens with the magicians, chip and joanna gaines. ahead on -- >> "sunday morning." >> not even a vanderbilt could manage to squeeze a whole golf course into this seaside estate. when it comes to designing today's golf coursesa legendary golfer is more than willing to chip in as jim axelrod will now show us. >> absolutely perfect. >> jack nicklaus may very well be the greatest golfer ever to swing a club. >> this is too busy here. street. >> today at the age of 76 he's also one of the game's most sought after course designers. >> most people work all their well, i played golf all my life to retire to work. >> on the course with jack nicklaus, later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: from the summer house of vanderbilt to the house of dior. seth doane will be taking us to the south of france to visit the home of the legendary fashion designer, christian dior. >> when christian dior bought thi

jane pauley has more in this story for "sunday morning." >> reporter: may 1, 1931, 85 years ago todayup during the deepest depths of the great depression. that was the day the empire state building opened for business in new york city. >> rising above new york's glamorous skyline. the empire state building. a manmade tower of steel. construction had begun the year before. on st. patrick's day. in contrast to the economic stagnation all around it, the empire state project was a model of productivity. the tower rose at the phenomenal rate of four and a half stories a week. >> we are about to officially open the empire state building. >> on dedication day, ribbon cutting honors went to the granddaughters of former new york governor al smith. the new buildings top executive. the tallest building in the world at the time, the empire state checked in at 1,250. 102 stories in all. its profile got a further boost in 1933, when king kong memorably climbed to the top. in 1945, the building made headlines again. >> flaming oil and gasoline, smoke over the streets of new york. when a b 25 bomber

experience run as an art gallery we're hearing as a cafe and on occasion other space so inspection pauleythe midst of switching district and we'll be going out on inspections we had a new operator took over 25 norega with the underground grill it's called i went out to do on inspection a couple weeks ago and theirs in the process of establishing kayak and in touch with staff in the office in the chambers work on a complaint also over the last couple of years actually not starting the outdoor events season i'm in touch with the complainant and will visit his site it is difficult to contain the sound within their property line but see what we can do and mediate and come to an agreement as far as timing and loudness i think i brought up the situation to last hearing we have an empty dwelling next door to 2631st street and the realtors and builds are lodged a complaint against them i've gone out to take exterior and interior measurements to establish what that place sounds like at resting and this weekends they have an event and impair and bring back information we are a fair according to wha

waves i noticed a listing i've been going through the new district i've taken over from inspector pauley using the sf station and website to try to get an idea of what's happening in the city and sort of organizing any weekend like that i on intersections we're your probably getting that by the fact i've not been in the district for a while. >> uh-huh. >> i'm trying to get a feeling what is going on. >> that would be great of that's helpful. >> i've seen the after housing and their i've been out that way myself late. >> i want to compliment you on the nuking new formulate. >> it is really clean and easy to read inspector pauley. >> i'll take notes (laughter). >> and send along the template. >> great using video drops on your phone. >> good evening commissioners to respond to the question you'll see from the me in the next couple of weeks random drop ins we have not been in in a while non-regular stuff for the next month or two until we get through most of the inspections we did losses ended my list is kind of short i've been making contact are complainants that were formally shawn was in

experience run as an art gallery we're hearing as a cafe and on occasion other space so inspection pauley and i are in the midst of switching district and we'll be going out on inspections we had a new operator took over 25 norega with the underground grill it's called i went out to do on inspection a couple weeks ago and theirs in the process of establishing kayak and in touch with staff in the office in the chambers work on a complaint also over the last couple of years actually not starting the outdoor events season i'm in touch with the complainant and will visit his site it is difficult to contain the sound within their property line but see what we can do and mediate and come to an agreement as far as timing and loudness i think i brought up the situation to last hearing we have an empty dwelling next door to 2631st street and the realtors and builds are lodged a complaint against them i've gone out to take exterior and interior measurements to establish what that place sounds like at resting and this weekends they have an event and impair and bring back information we are a fair ac

experience run as an art gallery we're hearing as a cafe and on occasion other space so inspection pauley i are in the midst of switching district and we'll be going out on inspections we had a new operator took over 25 norega with the underground grill it's called i went out to do on inspection a couple weeks ago and theirs in the process of establishing kayak and in touch with staff in the office in the chambers work on a complaint also over the last couple of years actually not starting the outdoor events season i'm in touch with the complainant and will visit his site it is difficult to contain the sound within their property line but see what we can do and mediate and come to an agreement as far as timing and loudness i think i brought up the situation to last hearing we have an empty dwelling next door to 2631st street and the realtors and builds are lodged a complaint against them i've gone out to take exterior and interior measurements to establish what that place sounds like at resting and this weekends they have an event and impair and bring back information we are a fair accord