robes robes, robes. yesterday, america dropped down on one knee and proposed oral arguments that could settle the question of marriage equality for gay people. >> the court will answer two questions-- can state refuse to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, and can they decline to recognize same-sex marriages that were legally granted somewhere else. >> jon: that's right the supreme court is hearing those cases while participating in this year's "amazing race." ( laughter ) she seems-- she seems perfectly comfortable on a zip line. ( laughter ) of course, an issue this important was bound to draw a crowd, making their final arguments. the progay marriage camp went with how can a just god not allow two men to not be together? while the antigay marriage crowd went with why don't we summon the ancient hebrews and see what they say? by the way, yes, that is a shofar, and yes, the antigay man is blowing it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but. ( cheers and applause ) it wouldn't be up to those outside the c

they turned me around, they kicked me. >> reporter: in a nar robe bee stadium anxious relatives waited news about their missing loved ones. >> you don't know whether he's alive. we don't know whether he's dead. whether he's hiding somewhere. >> reporter: police paraded the bodies of the four gunmen killed on thursday by government forces before a crowd of a couple thousand. five people are under arrest and there's a $220,000 bounty for the man believed to be the mastermind of the attack. wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> two people are forced from their home after fire rips through a ming knee mart in kensington. fire crews were called to the 1900 block of east cambria street about 3 o'clock this morning. an upstairs apartment was evacuated. fortunately no one was injured. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >>> and on this holy weekend several city religious groups joined in a march against poverty. on north broad street philadelphia interfaith clergy leaders and the mlk dare coalition marched together against economic injustices. their aim is to bring att

our correspondent malcolm webb has met one mother in nigh robe whyin nairobiwho fears she may have lost to al that shabach. >> reporter: they are son left with men from the local mosque in 2012 when he was 22. these certificates show his conversion from tris kris at this anti-to islam two years bench she believes he's joined an extremist group likely al-shabab. he recently called her in the night to check on on her. she asked him to come home. >> he told me he can't because he's wanted by police. i told him nothing is impossible to god so instead of calling he should just come home. he told me, mama, we will meet in they have edge. >> reporter: she says both the police and the people from the mosque kept questioning her and putting her under pressure. so she left nigh robe and i came to live here in-house on the countryside but she's not alone in losing her son like this, there are dozens of families across kenya who say their young men and boys have disappeared and they suspect that they have gone to paramilitary training with al-shabab. the kenyan recruits are a more recent addition t

>> this actually a robe by philadelphia designer, mary row hoe, she had it again selling it with hertion. and it is so beautiful. the silk chiffon material so great. >> here is the thing, when you say bathrobe, i think this. to me this is a bathrobe. >> no, no, no. >> i don't think this is. >> there are many kind of bathrobes, i'm thinking back to vintage bathrobe. >> when you get out the shower do you put this on really? >> i love the vintage bathrobes. see, almost more like dressing gowns. you think of the old movie stars with the long cigarettes. these are the kind of bathrobes i am talking about. >> let's sewer more of them then. we have some models. >> we have beautiful model. we will do jill on the left. so this is i talked about wearing a vintage kim own a not bathrobe by any stretch of the imagination. but it has that sort of robe sort of -- so cinch at the waist. >> we want to see it. >> for a formal event. i wear this to best of philly party with huge pair of heals that is little bit more reserved but it is just really elegant, and cool way to do evening wear, you won't see

he was last seen wearing a gray shirt blue pants and possibly a robe.y are searching sacramento and napa counties. call police meidly if you know anything. >>> today is 4/20. marijuana users can crease an opportunity to live up in public including golden gate park. lisa khan is in san francisco to show us preparations before the big smoke fest. lisa? >> good morning. the police department will be closing westbound cesar drive from 3 until 7 tonight. there will also be extra police patrols and parking enforcement for today's 4/20 event. >> thousands of people are expected to gather at hippy hill golden gate park for the annual 4/20 smoke park and it's the one day police let it happen because are too many people to hand out tickets. >> that's just crazy. it's not going to happen. >> city leaders try to control the chaos as much as possible with juvenile probation park patrol and garbage collection. last year it cost the city $100,000 to clean up. some business owners say it got out of control. >> you can't really work. people throw trash everywhere and di

francis wore, it was a patched, raggedy robe. i think this pope if he could do it would wear it.harlie: the interesting thing when you talked about when you said wounded in battle that you first treat the wounds was his idea that we have some very important things here and let's not worry about the dogma issues. let's deal with the things that are dividing this church. garry: he said we talk too much about church and not christ. about law and not grace. he wants to change the emphasis. conservatives say he has not changed any dogma yet, just the tone. i think a more accurate way of putting it is he is changing the culture. everything he does signals things like i'm not above you, different from you, i'm like you. when he turned down living in the papal palace, it was not because it was too luxurious, it was because it was too lonely. he said i cannot live alone. i need to have people around me. so, he went back to casa santa marta which he had a room in at the time he was elected. he goes to the communal meal there. he has mass in the adjacent chapel, not the big vatican chapel a

. >> whether is the shirt you put on today, but climate is your word robe. today we're breaking out the rain clippers. >> that's our team. now let's do some science. [music] >> hey, welcome to "techknow." i'm phil torres, with global extremes. we're seeing the hot get hotter and the cold get colder, and it's hitting all corners of the u.s. >> it's a really challenging time. challenging and exciting to try to understand what these extreme weather patterns mean for our climate. >> and i got to look at the significant costs involved not just with the devastation caused by extreme weather but hidden causes. >> heat, drought, it's happening. let's take a look. >> oxnard, california, august 12, 2014. >> the weather team has been at it for ours. the storm was no surprise. scientists and technos cameras were tracking it. what meteorologists were calling the storm of the decade hit california with a vengeance. at the national weather service office in response to one of the worst winter storms to hit the state in a very long time. nine inches at once reported in napa

a mÉxico para traer a estados unidos a alondra dÍaz pero se trajo a alondra luna sdw >>> no me la robÉr de esta alondra la que dejo ver en el 2007 >>> vere vivo cada minuto cada momento que vivimos juntas, cuando se fue con su papÁ >>> hubo un acuerdo verbal entre dorotea garcÍa y reyinaldo garcÍa la traerÍa a este lugar y ambos habÍan establecido el punto de encuentro donde la madre entregarÍa a la niÑa y el padre la regresaron pero nunca volviÓ >>> ella iba llorando me agarrÓ mi cara con sus dos manos y me dijo que me querÍa y no querÍa ir pero tenÍa que cumplir con el mandato del juez que era entregarle a mi niÑa cada dos semanas >>> a reinaldo dÍaz lo culpa de su calvario de haberle robado los aÑos de infancia de su niÑa >>> me conmueve demasiado que no tenga el amor ni la lÁstima pa alondra, para mi hija que es su hija tambiÉn. >>> y pa alondra dÍaz ya sea que estÉ en mÉxico o en otra parte tiene un mensaje >>> alondra daizÍaz la he estado buscando cada dÍa, cada minuto de mi vida despuÉs del Último dÍa que la vi que la amo con todo mi corazÓn que w no hay un dÍa que no desea ver

. >> nunca se hace un acto sin antes hacer una investigaciÓn, yo no me la robÉ a mi me lo entregaron.cudieron a una de las oficinas de atenciÓn de la familia de la ciudad de mÉxico para hacerse un examen de adn, del domingo viajaron al consulado de mÉxico y luego partieron rumbo a houston, al dÍa siguiente realizaron una segunda prueba de adn en el consulado mexicano en hosuton y hoy le revelaron los resultados negativos por lo que alondra fue restituida a guanajuato. >> yo fui consciente de que al ver la insistencia de la familia luna, yo ya estaba llevando un riesgo de que pudiera ser que me trajera una niÑa que no era la mÍa. pedro: el preceso de repatriacion de alondra luna nÚÑez comenzÓ en este aeropuerto de houston y segÚn el comunicado oficial a menor viajÓ acompaÑada de personal consulado. dorotea garcìa: abrir otra vez mis brazos y dejarla ir, despuÉs de haber sentido la satisfacciÓn y la dicha, de cÓmo ella se acurrucaba en mi hombro, de cÓmo ella se dejaba querer... (llora) ella es una niÑa muy falta de amor, no sÉ quÉ irregularidades se viven en su familia. algo no estÁ bi

no me la robÉ habÍan documentos legales que me dejaban venir con ella.hija donde quiera que este. >>> para profundizar mÁs sobre t este caso nos acompaÑa brigitte al avaricia. >>> una cosa inusual, porque lo que ocurre es que sacan, arrancan de su seno familiar y es la niÑa equivocada ¿como pasa algo asÍ? >>> pasÓ por esa manera, porque el tribunal de mexicano tomÓ los pasos que deberÍa haber tomado para asegurar que la muchacha que estaban mandando a los estados unidos era la alondra que habÍa sido secuestrada. >>> doctora, quÉ pasos deberÍa haber tomado la corte en mÉxico, para evitar mandar a esta niÑa, a una familia que en efecto no era la suya. >>> en mi opiniÓn, el tribunal deberÍa haber hecho una investigaciÓn mÁs profunda, incluyendo un examen de adn. >>> antes de mandarla. >>> antes de mandarla yo pienso que el final de este caso hubiera sido completamente diferente si la jueza hubiera ordenado un adn >>> es inusual que esta corte en mexicano tomara el paso de someterla a una prueba de adn. >>> en mi opiniÓn sÍ. en los estados unidos, antes de u

. >> two days ago she hid on a with regard robe covering herself with anything she could find. she heard the government taunting the victims, shooting. he came into the hostile and took two friends. she is happy to be alive. >> reporter: they were shooting everywhere. i continued to hide. when i got hungry i eat body lotion that was there. forensic investigators included u.s. personal have been at the university. those inside talk of the violence and bloody end to those who died. the government was keen to show journalists and others that turned up at the mortuary. the charge remains of four gen men. the pictures are too gruesome to show. >> the government decided to display the bodies that the government had been killed. and to try to build public confidence in the security forces. the president uhuru kenyatta addressed the nation for a second time since the attack happened and declared three days of mourning saying the finders, organizers are kenyans. the government was pursuing them and he called for patience and religious tolerance. >> i urge every kenyan every church and l

yo no me la robÉ.icinas de atenciÓn a la familia de mÉxico para hacerse un examen de adn. el domingo viajaron y luego partieron rumbo a houston. al dÍa siguiente se realizaron una segunda prueba en el consulado mexicano en houston y hoy revelaron los resultados. alondra fue repatriada hoy a leÓn, guanajuato. >> yo tratÉ de abrir mi corazÓn completamente. consciente de que al ver la insistencia de la familia yo ya estaba llevando un riesgo que pudiera ser... que me trajeran una niÑa que no era la mÍa. >> el proceso de repatriaciÓn hacia mÉxico de alondra comenzÓ por este aeropuerto. la menor viajÓ acompaÑada de personal consular. >> abrir otra vez mÍs brazos y dejarla ir... despuÉs de haber sentido la satisfacciÓn y la dicha de cÓmo ella se acurrucaba en mi hombro. de cÓmo ella se dejaba querer. ella es una niÑa muy falta de amor. no sÉ quÉ irregularidades se viven en su familia. algo no estÁ bien. en mis manos ya no estÁ. >> asegura que seguirÁ buscando a su hija que segÚn afirma, fue raptada por su pa

. >> they have a robe to put on afterwards, too. >> why am i asking what's the temperature? >> i have a small radius i forecast for. >>> next on abc7 news at 9:00 a >>> coming up tonight on abc7 news after the ten commandments, check out the sierra. fresh snow made for a great easter on the slopes. we'll take you to borealis ski resort. in sacramento an attempt to break the record for the world's largest easter egg hunt ends in anger. >>> the latest fast and furious movie blue past expectations at the box office. furious 7 is the final film starring paul walker who died in 2013. production was halted because of his death. but his friends in the movie and the studio decided to finish it. furious 7 wrapped up $14 e million in sales. it is a the ninth biggest opening of all time. treatment works animated film home came in second with $27 million. get hard cinderella and the diverge end sequel round out the top five. >>> how come the movies i want to see are always rounding out the top five. maybe i have bad taste. >> >> warning. please do not attempt any of the activities-- ok,

>> jimmy: grab the robes! grab the cashmere robes! [ laughter ] ♪ get the champagne.cuzzi off, let's get out of here! [ laughter ] grab my gym bag, too. [ light laughter ] my gym bag. [ laughter ] amazon just announced, did you hear this? that certain cities can now use this home services feature. you hear about this? it allows customers to go online and hire people to do household chores. you want to see how that turns out, tune in to "dateline" this friday on nbc. [ laughter ] check this out, according to a a new study, the marijuana in colorado is almost twice as strong as it was 20 years ago. [ cheers and applause ] of course, people have some questions for the scientists. mainly, "how can we get your job?" [ laughter ] how does one get that job? "yeah, it's pretty strong." [ laughter ] someone paid you for that? oh yeah, i'm and expert. >> steve: twice as strong as it used to be. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ laughter ] finally, i heard that taco bell is replacing the waffle taco with its new biscuit taco. which is a taco shaped biscuit filled with eggs, sausage or chick

he often preached in a purple flowing robe and aviator glasses.was 88. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction. we'll hear from the latest. >>> plus michigan factory workers share a surprise bonus worth $6 million. we'll talk to them. >>> and cbs sports' jim nantz has a preview of this weekend's ncaa final four. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie. have a grey day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> two people are shot sat a party near temple university campus. we are live with the latest on their condition. >>> also this morning, want to give you live look at storm scan3 here. rain moving into the area. we could see some heavier showers this afternoon but on the upside it is 60 degrees right now. when is the last time at this hour you saw 60 degrees? >> how about that? it is good friday, 2015. good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right over to katie see what's hang in our passover and holiday weekend? right now it is what's going to be at least

responsible for putting a woman through an afternoon of terrorch the woman was abducted in september city, robed, beaten, tased tied up and finally dumped in delaware county. sunday night i'm sarah bloomquist, schwarmerei is in for walter tonight and the big story on "action news" say brutal crime that started in center city parking garage and ended in darby borough cemetery. >> chad pradelli has the latest. >> reporter: police tell me yesterday, around 4:00 in the afternoon the employee of national watch and diamond exchange just left work and walked across the streets to the parking garage where her car was parked. and that's when she was kidnapped. it was a horrifying ordeal. the victim tells police three masked men grabbed and threw her into a van inside a parking garage at 8 and chestnut and the kidnapers placed a hood over her head and demanded codes to safe of national watch and diamond exchange where she worked. she said she didn't have them. that's when police say they drove her around, beat her choked her and shot her with a taser more than a half dozen times. after zip tying her hands

. >> xi touched on what's been called the new silk robe. he said china will cooperate with countries in asia and africa. >> translator: china will develop land and sea routes connecting asia and europe with relevant countries and work with them to establish the asian infrastructure investment bank. >> in other news across party group of japanese lawmakers has visited yasukuni shrine in tokyo which is holding its spring festival. it honors japan's war dead. those remembered inclued leaders convicted of war crimes after world war ii. in the past chinese and south korean leaders criticized their japanese counterparts for visiting yasukuni. 106 lawmakers from the ruling and opposition camps paid their respects at the main hall of the shrine. they belong to a group that promote visits to yasukuni. they visit in the spring and fall and august 15th. among them on this visit was former upper house vice president, a senior member of the liberal democratic party. reporters questioned him about the prospect that prime minister abe is not like try to v

here in san francisco and every neighborhood inch lived in in this city up to now my home has been robed at least one time my parent's home i agree with supervisor breed the crime is here and b will continue to happen sins i've lived in lakeside the crimes up there that way are more gifted countless break-ins at the homeowners meeting people are told not to put the valuables in their cars people are carless nevertheless, people get their coarse broken into when there is nothing in them in our block in the past five or six years two home break-ins and one mugging next door to our house a month ago there was a home invasion in the daytime one person's car was stolen twice, a a my husband and i were lucky one night someone custodial the police for someone wreaking into a car they arrived in time to get the person they caught him in front of our dining room window that killed our at&t apple it's i've had people cock up to my doorstep strangers and saying their from the water department and had to come in and fix something you don't show up like that but i guess people let them in so we have

using a hybrid elect robe it can power a phone from zero to full capacity in 30 seconds. the quest for a better bali was painstaking work and -- battery was pain staking work. and produced the electric fila appointment. -- gilament. >> battery makers are doing the same thing. what is an anode. >> reporter: their suck suss could move to a freely used device the car batty. ♪ ♪ bye, bye mtz american pie." the lyrics have been sold at christie's auction house for $1.2 million, the third highest price at auction. i'm antonio mora have a great night. >>> in a world where breath-taking mass murder is too common al-shabab's attack on a kenyan college, and the killing of 147 people stands out. the somali armed extremist group took responsibility for the attack without hesitation or shame, and promised more. understanding al-shabab,

. >> they're wearing the same robes. >> no, no no.l expressions. >> on twitter and everything. >> and that pertains to -- >> one changed his robe when he knew he was going to be seen on tv. >> well? >> i think clarence thomas had the best argument for bringing cameras into the courtroom when he argued against it by saying it would harm their anonymity. i don't want them to be anom anonymous. he thinks that he has a modicum of privacy because there aren't cameras there. >> you know what that is? that's speaking to the fact that exactly what jonathan just touched on. you're not a part of the ongoing current realtime public discussion. you're not going to be sitting there having people comment about how you're speaking and what you're saying realtime, and distorting or misinterpreting or misunderstanding what you're saying. >> but people are doing that analysis -- is tv bad for analysis? >> no, it's not bad for analysis. >> i'm just saying that happens anyway. i feel like people are parsing the justice's behavior the size they emanate, t

he often preached in a purple flowing robe and aviator glasses.was 88. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to the nuclear deal with iran. we'll hear from major garrett at the white house. >>> plus michigan factory works share a surprise bonus worth $6 million. we'll talk to them. >>> and cbs sports' jim nantz has a preview of this weekend's ncaa final four. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie. green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking live look out at the golden gate bridge, looks empty a little lonely out there. >> it's good friday. >> it's good friday so a lot of people are taking off. good morning, everyone. friday, april 3. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday indeed. it is 4:30 on the nose. and we kind of flip-flopped here. gianna is in for liz, liz is in for roberta. but we'll be playing ourselves today. okay. [ laughter ] >> good friday. everyo

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arrived claiming the teen trashed the house beat her up and started to choke her with the tie from her robe stop to the attack. the teen is charged as an adult with attempted murder. >> a philadelphia charter school principal is free on bail after being charged with aggravated and simple assault. 46-year-old michael reid has a bruised eye after what police describe as a domestic incident over the weekend. reid runs the feltonville school of the arts and sciences in the 200 block of east courtland street. school officials say he's been replaced but they would not say whether he's been fired. >> time right now 6:18 a.m. sign of survival. how one man's tattoo in nepal told a worried oregon father all he needed to know. >> ♪♪ i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ ♪ top three tools: hammer screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the world's problems. that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. see your john deere dealer for great d

>> reporter: well, a lot of the survive, he all of the survivors were bus today nigh robe and i ontoespective homes they are now all back at home and there are from different parts of the country. some of the students came from different plays. many of the worst injured were brought here to the capital because this is where the best medical treatment is available. all the bodies were also brought here and taken to morgues. we still heard that more than 20 of them haven't been identified. the parents and relatives have been coming to the morgues to try to identify those that were killed and those that were lost. we went to one of the morgues and spoke to some of the people there. let's take a look at that story now. relatives of garissa university students came to this more than wary in nairobi expecting the very worst. following thursday's attack by the somali-armed group al-shabab, their loved ones were not among those rescued and not among the injured in hospitals. so they queue to see if their sons daughters brothers and sisters are among the dozens of body. one family wanted us t

they found the risk every death for those who did vigorous activities, like jogging or ' robe inningswas lower than those who did moderate activities. >> well, some of the largest retailers in the country are pulling blue bell ice cream made at oklahoma plant. wal-mart and sam's club are among the stores making the move after blue bell announced it was temporarily closing the facility. dairy company issued recall last month after ice cream contaminated when list tear just was linked to three deaths at a kansas area hospital. >>> right now 5:53, we want though check in with katie on this rain. katy? >> it is on the way, for sure. coming through somewhat scattered, but it will be kind of running theme for us, not just today but for the next four days. if you can believe it. so, you know, we really just need something to shove this stationary front out of here. and that's going to take couple of days for that to really happen. so, as we started off with a lock at storm scan3 this is casino of how our radar will likely look for the next new days but, you know, it is scattered. again, not

he was born in 1890 in robe line, louisiana.to indian territory because his mother was a quarter creek indian. one of the acts of congress that brought the family to indian territory was the dawes act. it essentially allotted land to people on the different nations' roles. they received an allotment of 160 acres. this allotment ended up sitting on top of one of the most productive oilfields in american history at the time. they drilled for oil about 20 miles south of tulsa. for a while, tom gilcrease is a young man, and he is a millionaire. and the united states at the time, the automobile is becoming a primary means of transportation. and then his business activities as a young man produced the wealth that allowed him to become the collector that he will become, to collect the art the anthropological, archaeological material, and the archival material. i think in many regards, the collection comes out of his native american ancestry. that will be a driving force in his collecting mission and vision. and then, i think he was als

they say when he used bedsheet robes to get out of this prison, his getaway vehicle was a gondola, butknows for sure. >> he escaped from the bridge of sighs. >> that's what i heard. >> he was the only one. >> i heard maybe he didn't escape, maybe he was a spy and they let him out. >> we live with the legend, you know. it's good to say he escaped. >> marco polo lived right here? >> this one. >> and maybe marco polo didn't bring italy's first noodles back from china. >> there's a reason why we're famous for spaghetti, you know? pasta. >> but why let facts get in the way of a good story. this place lulls you into literally going with the flow. and it's easy to forget that this is a working city. >> buon giorno. >> see, even the garbage, even the garbage trucks in venice are romantic. garbage boats. here, traffic jams are caused by cement mixers sneaking under the rialto bridge. if you don't pull over for an ambulance, you might get splashed, and if you drive the venetian version of a '79 chevy vega, you improvise. >> ole! >> that's your horn? meet francesco. architect, author with a blood

first posted online by hackers tied to north korea in retaliation against "the interview," the set robe and film that -- the seth rogen film. and disney unveils trailers for the new star wars. it coincided with an event in anaheim today to drop enthusiasm -- drum of enthusiasm for the premier. netflix is up in its number of global subscribers. but the impressive international growth has yet to result in additional profit. international straining has actually cost the company 100 c million dollars in the past year -- 160 million dollars in the past year. also a threat to the country, i received. -- a threat to the company, piracy. i will start with you. why are you so positive? barton: people are loving netflix. we did a consumer survey that we just got data back on right as netflix was going into earnings and it was telling us that people use netflix as much or more and tv. if you are a netflix to clever, 49% say they watch netflix more than they watch tv. 57% advantage he had to choose they would choose netflix over there a tv -- over their pay-tv's description. this argues that they c

. >> he also cited the -- brad: mccain also cited the longevity of his robe or -- longevity of his motherrta, 103 years old. rahm emanuel has been leading over in the polls in chicago for mayor. whoever wins will be left to turn around chicago's credit ratings. a french media conglomerate is negotiating for a stake in the youtube rival. vivendi setting on a cash pile of 21 million and is under pressure to grow its business. tiger woods says that his golf game has finally returned to a place where he is confident that he can win including this weekend at the masters. he has not played on the pga tour since he would through because of back pain. he is seeking his fifth green jacket, his first since 2005. we are back with our travel special and guest host, ruzwana bashir founder and ceo of peek. mobile and online reservations have consolidated the booking industry in joining us to discuss the industry is brad gerstner. thanks for joining us. i want to start where we started in the last segment. all of this consolidation in the industry, is a good for regular people? >> at the end of the day

it shows tsarnaev wearing a white robe and holding a gun. he saved pictures of children killed in war zones and other extremist material on his computer. the defenseless says tamerlan's widow katherine russell was searching on-line of rewards of being a martyr's wife. she sent a text message to a friend after the bombing, quote, a lot more people are killed every day in syria and other places, innocent people p.>> move over hillary, the democrats have a new 2016 contender. bernie sanders a self described socialist is expected to announce his bid tomorrow. there will be an announcement tomorrow, but quote we have to keep some expense. sanders will issue a short statement followed by a major campaign event we are told in just a few weeks. >> we were excited about this when we came into work. it will be a very spring like day today. >> sunshine if you remember what that is in much of the country. rain showers in the southeast. maria molina tracking that for us. what's ahead? >> hi heather and ainsley. good morning. good to see you. hello everyb

. >> shedding his robe and looking the boy in the eyes rather than down from the bench the judge has just learned this 13-year-old is getting his court assignments done early and being teased for it. >> man don't ever let anybody make you think doing the right thing is wrong. >> the boys take turns seeing the judge. the first rule, hold the door for your mother and pull out her chair. >> i sit up and i go, this is a secret. don't let mom hear this, but women love this. >> the boys also write daily essay bts characterdailyessays about character traits they are working on. the boys follow a strict 7:00 p.m. curfew during the six month program. >> they've got all this stacked on top of each other. and because it's so intensive it works. >> reporter: of the 143 kids who have been through the specialty course only four have reoffended before the programs end. jack is a recent graduate, he's now at a new meld school. >> i think it's changed the perspective i see of myself. because if i hadn't have had that i might have done something more serious and not given a second chance. >> do you fo

in if i had to leave set or go to trailer, big huge black cloak or robe on you.hat. >> is it a fun thing to do playing a super hero? you are used to playing boxer, super hero and all of stuff. >> incredible cast. >> jimmy: we have a trailer and this is the broadcast premier of brand new movie fantastic four which opens august 7th. take a look. >> we got you six years and millions of dollars and you gave us nothing. what's different now? >> reid richards. he answers the questions we don't know to ask. this is our chance to learn more about our planet and maybe even -- i want you to meet my daughter sue. >> you want to be famous? >> i want my work to make a difference. >> this guy doesn't take order 0s well. >> especially from people who say i don't take orders well. >> if i do i know who to call. >> i got say it's fun having you here. >> really? >> no. >> what you have created here is incredible. >> you sure you are in shape to do this? we're good. >> just cracked travel. >> incredible. ♪ >> all i want to know is where are my children? >> four have survived. all w

. >> if people googlehyou they'd see you are one -- the robe was not all you wore while you were on thewere always dressed up and the local tabloids loved your cases. we miss you out here. >> i miss being here too. >> you're back in forth now. >> go back and forth. >> the show is "hot bench." it's on different stations, different places around the country. check it out. nice to see you. >> thanks, shep. nice to see you. >> happy acer. >> thank you. >> a sailor from south carolina is now back on dry land, and what a story. have you heard about this? what if you disappeared and the folks back home are like, we'll never see this person again, and after two months floating around on a sometimes cap -- capsized0?4f boat you're alive. details how the guy survived 66 days. >>> grabbing a burger and fries after a workout might not seem like the best idea. but a new study claims fastfood is just as good as a4f/m sports drink or energy bar, which probably tells you nor about an energy bar or sports drink than it ever did about fastfood. it's all not perfect. stay tuned. >>> more headlines. thousa

"the sun had not yet cast its sunset robe over naples but it was sinking fast behind that ancient piece of beauty which nature had so thoughtfully bestowed upon the earth." it is great stuff for an 11-year-old. it is good. betty is already becoming a beautiful girl. the book, which is printed only for family and friends, finds its way to washington. in 1923, betty's family comes to washington. george is retired. they are making a grand tour of europe and when they tour, betty studies french at the institution above lake geneva. betty is bored at school. she chafes at the routine. she gets into several dustups with the principals over her rebelliousness. she is said to be a bad influence on the other students. her french was flawless. points to her for that. she spent the next few years at private schools. she preferred solitude. she had a careless disregard for conventions and rules and is asked to leave one of the schools. she is a blonde and beautiful girl. she is coming into her looks now. she writes in her diary "my looks are better than i had hoped. god was kind in that, at least."

the sun had not yet cast its sunset robe over naples but it was sinking fast behind that agent piece of duty which nature had so thoughtfully the stowed upon the earth. it is great stuff for an 11-year-old. it is good. betty is already becoming a beautiful girl. the book which is printed only for family and friends, finds its way to washington. in 1923, betty's family comes that to washington. george is retired. they are making a grand tour of europe and when they tour, betty studies french at the institution above lake geneva. that he is bored at school. she chafes at the routine. she gets into several dustups with the principles over her rebelliousness. she is said to be a bad influence on the other students. her french was flawless. points to her for that. she spent the next few years at private schools. she preferred solitude. she had a careless disregard for conventions and rules and is asked to leave one of the schools. she is a blonde and beautiful girl. she is coming into her looks now. she writes in her diary "my looks are better than i had hoped. god was kind and that, at l

robes are ready. >> hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine. >> reporter: this new ad starts airing in iowa and three other early voting states today. florida senator marco rubio is expected to announce his candidacy for the republican ticket today joining senators rand paul of kentucky and ted cruz of texas. the former first lady says she'll use the next six to eight weeks to ramp up her campaign. she plans her first big rally in may. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >>> we're also expecting a decision sometime soon from former maryland governor martin o'malley on whether he'll enter the 2016 race. o'malley has been visiting key battleground states since leaving office in january. >>> early voting starts today for special elections taking place in wards 4 and 8 in the district. the elections are being held to fill mayor bowser's seat and -- muriel bowser's seat and the late marion barry's seat. satellite locations open at malcolm x elementary and tacoma recreation center this saturday. the special elections will take place april 28. >>> one more trip down

the same militants who separated muslims from none in muslims in a deadly assault on the the niece robe i west gate mall in 2013. al-shabob has vowed to punish kenya for sending troops in somalia to help destroy the terror group. tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> one bit of good news at this point several hundred students who had been unaccounted for, have been now found safe. >>> the secretary blast box recorder has been found and all 150 passengers have been identified from the germanwings jet that was, intentionally crash, in the french alps. this news comes as disturbing information has been revealed about the co pilot who investigators say caused the crash. prosecutors say that andreas lubitz had researched suicide methods and cockpit door security just before the the crash on march 24th. >>> still to come here on "eyewitness news" comedian chris rock posts some selfies that he took during police stops and that is sparking quite a debate on social media about racial profiling. tonight the insider's louie ageary takes a look at a live report. >>> feeling lucky do you thin