nermeen: hertencia petersen, your response? >> number one, from the time the trial began, you have been in a courtroom with peter liang. number two, if this was your child, your nephew, would you not want justice? number three, you reference eric garner. i'm a duty aloe, timothy stansberry. the list is long. where was the asian community? where was the chinese community? where were they? on top of that, what happened to nicholas hayworth, junior, the same exact story, the same exact excuse. when you have a corrupted system with police officers being protected by the law, the ending result is akai gurley. we have been trying to prevent this from 22 years ago. --tencia petersen liang peter liang, that was not the first time they have been doing vertical patrols. that was her daily, nightly post. number one, they knew the area. number two, because you're not going to sit here and try to justify why peter liang should not be held accountable. first of all, he is part of the system. the entire system. it is a systematic problem. we

john: petersen? >> timid men receive the calm of defertism, i would rather be exposed to the inconveniences of too much liberty than too little. [applause] >> this is always the argument and no evidence that with all the metadata that's being collected. 110 million verizon users being monitored, that there has ever been an instance of thwarting an act of terrorism. so this is always the question, this is always the hypothetical but just doesn't exist, and if we create, look, it's one thing to open up one phone, but i'm siding with apple that they can't just do that. they have to provide a master key and if they did that, it could be the immediate death sentence if the chinese government got ahold of that, when it comes to a lot of chinese citizens. [ applause ] >> all right, moving on. you all support the second amendment. individual's right to own a gun, but some people with criminal records some, mentally ill people get guns, some commit terrible crimes. should there be any limit, mr. -- governor j

petersen lineage dishes of humana points and you are pro-life.irst thing i do is try to find every non-source of mishory injury can to end abortion and there are options. though the war on drugs would allow women to purchase birth control of the counts -- counter that congress writes the law. we should be morally pro-life that all humans deserve the same right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and we should find every opportunity to save lives. [applause] john: do you want to make any points on that? >> this is where austin and i disagree. i think a woman's right to her own body is one of the fundamental issues in this country. [applause] >> warm partly i do not think it's a federal government's job or the state governments job to interfere in this process. [applause] >> how can there be a decision more difficult than abortion and who should be making that decision other than the woman involved? no one. [applause] john: lightning round. do you support the death penalty? i was there with you john. >> it's a most barbaric thing imaginabl

petersen lineage dishes of humana points and you are pro-life.uld have government ban abortion. >> the first thing i do is try to find every non-source of mishory injury can to end abortion and there are options. though the war on drugs would allow women to purchase birth control of the counts -- counter that congress writes the law. we should be morally pro-life that all humans deserve the same right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and we should find every opportunity to save lives. [applause] john: do you want to make any points on that? >> this is where austin and i disagree. i think a woman's right to her own body is one of the fundamental issues in this country. [applause] >> warm partly i do not think it's a federal government's job or the state governments job to interfere in this process. [applause] >> how can there be a decision more difficult than abortion and who should be making that decision other than the woman involved? no one. [applause] john: lightning round. do you support the death penalty? i was there with you joh

>> i wrote about the case and suggested that scott petersen was not get. i had to put p myself in the witness protection program. this is a polarizing case. but when you look at it strictly through the criminal defense goggles, there are pieces that are missing. that is to say he was not get. how did he do it or did he strangle or stab her. how did he kill his wife? >> and the thing is, circumstantial evidence is enough. and the jury found it was enough. only thing i found interesting is the idea that the phones were starting to be used. and that was allowed in the courtroom. and the jury was not sequestered. there may have been influence there. >> that is part of the appeal. >> but it is not raised in money as to before the judge. the jurors in this case gave their time and lives to this. >> his appeal is pending. i don't know the affect of the movie. but jurors and witnesses and prosecutors, are able to get 15 minutes of fame. i don't think they would not convict him because of a heinous crime and beautiful woman and christmas time and pregnant. >> when

. >>> >>> severe storms, barry petersen is in denver. >> reporter: across the it was a day of working to clean up and shovel out. mike hillen is a fifth grade school teacher. >> which are surprised at how much snow you got? >> very surprised. it was a lot. this was probably 18 inches or so. >> it's very, very heavy. very, very wet. >> reporter: the worst of the storm now over this ws the chance to get the last of the cars out of ditches. and the storm continued its swath of destruction elsewhere, altus, oklahoma saturday night and kent county texas, a mall in hays text remains closed after heavy rain collapsed the roof. denver international airport is pretty much back to normal after hundreds were stranded saturday, when more than 850 flights, if 70% this is wet, heavy snow. it's really good for making snow balls and as for that storm, it's often its way to west texas. >> glor: barry petersen, thank you. wbz meteorologist eric fisher is tracking the storms. eric what's next? >> jeff, a lot of rain is the focus over these next 48 hours and texas and oklahoma in particular. moisture ric

as barry petersen reports, a edthree. >> reporter: three wars is in the men on there parker team call themselves three-run gaza. for surviving three wars and they cannot leave because gaza is blockade. parker makes us feel free says this man. nothing is holding you back. gaza is ruined and twisted cities are an improbableably perfect outlet for their exuberance. they don't see danger but challenge. leaps and twists from floor to debris-strewn floor, ever higher to the rooftop. if you look over there, you see the israeli watch tower. what do you want them to think when they see you jumping and running? no matter how much they destroy israelis, i will still dance and have fun. there is already enthusiasm from the next generation, eager for drills and teaching how safety comes from practice. mohammed is the team's coach and its philosopher. we love life and hope, he says, and peace. so what an outsider sees as death-defined, the men of three run gaza see as life affirming. all around is sadness, they say, but in the air, in the moment, is a sheer joy of youth. barry petersen, cbs news, g

barry petersen, cbs news, gaza. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," photo ops that didn't go exactly as planned. plus a preview of tonight's rock 'n' roll hall of fame induction ceremony. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. have a great day. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> it is parade day in philly. in just a few hours our national champions, villanova wildcats, will be marching down market street. what you need to know if you're going to the parade or just looking to avoid the gridlock. >> but will the weather hold out for the parade? snow coming this weekend, katie times it out. >> amtrak demanding changes right now. we'll tell but them, plus, new details about sunday's deadly crash. >> today is friday, april 8th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. we're getting your day started with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> happy friday. serious accident on

barry petersen, cbs news, gaza. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a look bat back at memorable photo ops that didn't go exactly as planned. plus a preview of tonight's rock 'n' roll hall of fame induction ceremony. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. have a great day. ,,,,, 8th. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> boy, is that beautiful, huh? look at san francisco on a friday. it's beaming this morning on what should be an okay day weather-wise. it's all good because it's friday, april 8. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good to have you with us. >> i'm michelle griego. and look who we have with us. >> who are these people? >> i know. julie watts and elizabeth wenger! >> three times in a year now! >> i know. this is hard schedule! yeah. yeah. >> you have a scratchy throat. >> all week! i sound like a rock star compared to all week. >> go ahead, make our day. >> we have some showers. we went from 90s to scattered showers. hi-def doppler showing showers outside our area. offshore and to our south. some of this will be m

jim. >> axelrod: barry petersen in the springtime snow of denver, thank you. let's bring in ed curran of our chicago station wbbm. gfs, ed. >> well, good evening. and we're look at a large and a slow-moving storm that has dumped a lot of snow in denver, in colorado, in wyoming here, and a lot of rain as well, soaking rains out here. we have a winter storm warning that's up for colorado, and into wyoming until 6:00 tomorrow morning with an additional 3-6 inches possible in that area. then to the south, in texas and oklahoma, looking at a marginal chance for severe in the green, a slight chance for severe, that's a higher chance in the yellow, large hail, and some tornadoes are possible outside of this. east thereof, the weather is beautiful. it will improve tomorrow as we go through the day in colorado. jim. >> axelrod: ed curran, thank you very much. in florida, the palm beach zoo is now closed after a zookeeper of mauled to death yesterday by a tiger the keeper had been working with for years. here's david begnaud. david beg. . >> reporter: lead zookeeper 38-

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barry petersen is in denver. >> reporter: across the region sunday was not a day of rest, it was a dayof working-- to clean up and shovel out. mike hillen is a fifth grade school teacher. were you surprised at how much snow you got? >> very surprised. it was a lot. this was probably 18 inches or so. >> very, very heavy. very, very wet. >> reporter: the worst of the storm now over, this was the chance to get the last of the cars out of ditches. and the storm continued its swath of destruction elsewhere flooding the streets of altus, oklahoma saturday night, and spawning a number of tornadoes like this one saturday in kent county, texas. a mall in hays, kansas, remains closed after heavy rains caused a partial collapse of the roof. it was a good news day for air travelers. denver international airport is pretty much back to normal after hundreds were stranded saturday when more than 850 flights, 70% of daily operations, were cancelled. this is wet, heavy snow. it's really good for making snow balls and as for that storm it's on it's way to west texas. >> glor: barry petersen, thank you.

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petersen mr.shford and a few hours ago the majority of this committee for standing up for american grown energy and the smart all of the above energy policy. this amendment amendment is the way the provision would prevent dod from taking advantage of american growing energy rate on every single day in this country we spend half a billion dollars getting imported oil from countries that hate us. they will do it for free. reducing a dependency on foreign oil is not just an economic issue but a vital national security issue. the department of defense recognizes that and that is why some of the most groundbreaking work on renewable energies happening within dod. hamstring in our ability to use all of our resources to make ourselves energy independent makes no sense. section 311 goes against the department of defense cost competitive efforts to diversify fuel sources reduce reliance on foreign sources of energy. i commend dod in usda for public-private ventures and join american farm bureau and the nat

according to officer joel petersen who recorded the video. >> it was at a time when the mom was sharingir circumstances, and oftentimes, just our presence can be kind of traumatic for little ones, and we don't want to associate police officers with seeing mom cry. >> reporter: when the huntington beach police department posted videotape on its facebook page earlier this week, the response was overwhelming. were you surprised at the reaction? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: well over a million people have watched this now. >> it's a good thing. if it takes me looking like an oaf, trying to play hopscotch to shine a positive light on law enforcement and all my brothers and sisters all over the nation, then i'll take the heat. >> reporter: and that warming hearts. carter evans, cbs news, huntington beach, california. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by medi