the israeli death stalker scorpion. its sting is excruciating. its venom can kill.re to love. unless you're dr. jim olsen. this sounds terrifying. >> it's actually beautiful. >> reporter: beautiful because the death stalker's venom may revolutionize how cancer surgery is done. dr. olsen is a brain cancer physician and researcher at fred hutchinson cancer center in seattle, washington. >> we were inspired by a 16-year-old girl who had a brain tumor. after 12 hours of surgery the surgeons left behind a big piece, and we decided that day to find a way to make the cancer light up so that surgeons could see it while they're operating. >> reporter: the key is the scorpion venom, synthetically reproduced minus the poison. when injected into a patient's bloodstream it sticks to cancer cells but not to normal cells. combine that sticky molecule with fluorescent dye and you've got what olsen calls tumor paint. what problem does tumor paint solve? >> sometimes it's really hard for surgeons to tell what is cancer and what is normal. and in the brain you can't take out a big chu

. >> what do death stalker scorpions and great danes have in common? they're both helping cancer doctors find new ways of treatment. >> this will be the biggest improvement in cancer surgery maybe in 50 years. >> that's saying a lot. >> new cancer treatments may be just on the horizon this "sunday morning." >> lapook: those stories and more are just ahead. first we go to kristine johnson for the sunday morning headlines. >> it's march 12, 2017. the house intelligence committee has given the white house until tomorrow to offer evidence that former president obama wiretapped president trump's phones during the campaign. he made the charge in series of tweets. so far he's offered no proof. a california man is due in washington, d.c. court monday. the 26-year-old scaled a fence late friday night. president trump who was home called the intruder a, quote, troubled person. vice president mike pence is on the road. speaking in louisville, mr. pence defended some of the machine's host controversial proposals among they will health savings accounts and tax cont

this is a scorpion, cool tank.ures -- >> it's small. >> we call it our baby tank. >> reporter: none of it is cheap. >> i've always wanted to say this. say hello to my little friend. >> reporter: this flame-thrower sets you back with 300 bucks. flattening a car, that's $1,000. for one group, their day the sky was the limit. >> their day was a $30,000 day. >> $30,000, driving tanks? >> that's everything we had. >> reporter: frank wong and his family came from katie, texas, to drive a tank. >> we saw the youtube video online. really exciting. never shot a tank before. >> as you can see, the tank's -- >> reporter: after a quick briefing. >> how about we crush a car? >> let's do it. >> reporter: they get ready to live out every rush hour commuter's fantasy. >> we're going to put a grope row in the back, so you can see what it looks like from the inside. don't tell the bosses. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it survived. it made it. >> what was it like? >> it was amazing. >> well, it feels like the egg basically crushing. >> like an egg? >>

. >> think scorpion here. recognizing each state has a uniqueness if you will, in montana we have a number of federally recognized in one state recognized indian reservation. reservation. in indian country as you know, we have this unique set of jurisdictional issues with sulfur in nations and kind of a hodgepodge if you will of criminal jurisdictions. this is more of an invitation and a question but i would invite you to engage those of us that have any reservations to discuss how we can do better in the indian country and protecting our citizens and making sure that all levels of government are working hand-in-hand together appropriately respecting the sovereignty of the nations to make sure we are doing our best to keep people safe and i would invite you if i could be so bold to come to montana or the -- this is unabashed -- bessemer meeting of the association of the attorneys general iattorneyy montana and june 20, 21 and 22 and while you are there we would love to visit with you about the country and publ

end up with sandy moving back to australia and danny dying in an alley after a knife fight with a scorpiondy: why did this life end. topic number 4. this beard bro set out for internet glory with a death-defying pushup stunt. but instead of breaking the internet, he was upstaged by the old man behind him who was breaking the tbree throw record at the same time as the shirtless man was reminding the world his parents didn't give him enough attention. i know, five free throws doesn't sounds like a big deal. but there are a lot of knicks fans out there. i should also mention the video was sent to us by tom mclachlan. now back to the storm. topic number five. told you i could count. have you ever gone the so plastered that you passed out cold and your friends drew all over your face? so far as i know, this baby hasn't. i hope not. but his dad is no better than your drunken pals. that's so cute. that's not snapchat. a south the african man said he put the makeup on his son to make feeding time more fun. nothing screams fun like transforming your kid into a weightlifter. all he needs are a coupl

city, there are people who are trapped there as we try to get them from their resting hole, the scorpions are over there killing people, isis. it is important to the nomenclature right, . i had a general and a green beret recently tell me that they react on the battlefield among some of the best fighters we have are gone against. what was the term of the president used? being able to call things with ar is really important. i want to say this in regards to iraq. kim jong-un six, i've heard you say to make them dimock with regard, it's really about visa holders and not refugees coming from that country. >> meghan: i take offense at the idea that it ran or is a somehow the same as people who are going back and forth in saudi arabia. the language last night, sandra, did you react? we talked about this at length for the better part of the last two years. were you surprised? >> sandra: i think every buddy had a reaction to that, because he didn't just slip it in there. he stopped and paused after every word, radical islamic terrorism. he clearly was making a point there. language is important,

the men from iraq's elite scorpion unit is pushing back. but look at this.his building is held by government forces. the rounds hitting it are from islamic state fighters. they're firing over our heads despite being outnumbered by the troops, they're not giving up. civilians are desperately trying to escape the fighting. terrified by the bombings but caught in the middle. running out of food and water as the battles rage around them. many have been telling how the jihadists have been using them as human shields. >> last night they told us you have to come out and go for a walk. and we were prepared to go with them. god save us. police came forward. >> if they do break free from their captors they have to go there is minds and roads littered with unexpected bombs. for too many can't get out. they have no water or electricity and just white flags of protection. with is fighters hiding amongst the homes, they're traumatized by the advancing troops. >> at the moment, they're stuck here with is fighters in the next building, just monitoring any slight movement at

tomorrow on cbs this team of geniuses will take tear smarts to dangerous new heights on an all new "scorpionught you were talking about us. kevin: think again. [laughter] reggie: here's the big question for tom izzo. when do you bring backward with those four fouls? a little bit under 6:30 left. when are you going to roll the dice? dan: i think you'd like the game to be closer. there's mason again. you need mcquaid in the game for his three-point shooting ability. nairn doesn't give you anything offensively. kevin: three, ellis. no. missed it all. graham the rebound. frank mason has 18. had 88 the other night against u.c. davis. coming into the tournament, he'd never had more than 1 points and four assists. the other night he had 22- and he looks focused. we talked to him yesterday. my goodness, he is all business. dan: he always looks focused. kevin: yes, he does. bridges, number one. of course, he's a senior so he knows at any time this great ride that he and the team are on, you in i guess when you play with those kind of consequences it does tend to focus you a little bit. dan: jackson w

cherry hill, new jersey, to a children's museum, and i hear that they have not only tarantula's scorpionsarden state new see sum all about two things, new jersey and new experiences. >> we are in the down the shore exhibit in the discovery museum. we're iconic museum about new jersey, usually about new jersey, something fun, pick a few things for the kids to get into, focus on cognitive behavioral fun. >> it is so much fun. i have as much fun as the kids do. >> in the bubble. going in the bubble. >> a little soap and you have a kids friendly science experiment. >> this room, now, talking about innocent. >> this is the latest and greatest expansion. this is really using those motor skills, getting the kids moving, we have obstacle courses. >> everywhere you will see dinosaurs, and for good reaso reason. >> discovered in north america, 8 miles from here. >> rock pit ready for kids to dig and fine their own fossiles. and tyne soar skeleton made of wood. >> replica of 40-foot long female t-rex. >> then see the descendents of the real thing. >> feeding the happen mals, great to see them, take

or the tale of the tortoise carrying the scorpion across the water and then being stung. when people tell you they despice your way of life, they're going to bring your way of life down, when their documents tell you that they believe that you are infidels and need to be destroyed, there has to be somebody at the top of the country's leadership that understands the risk and stands up to protect the country. and when people like these judges take the constitution into their own hands, rip it up, say, i don't care what restrictions we have on us. i won't have any restrictions. i'm a federal judge for life. well, that's only so long as the judge has good behavior and these judges have -- and these judges have not had good behavior. they have taken powers unto themselves. their name might as well be chavez or morrissey. -- or morsi. taking power into their own hards that they were never supposed to have. but at least in the case of chavez and possibly morsi, they won elections. there was a great deal of fraud involved in morsi's election. it's questionable whether he actually