ao scott: so this is assembling the four pieces of the puzzle. two of you kind of explore the relationships of these characters? how did that happen over the course of the production? tilda: it felt really easy to imagine, i think. we didn't discuss it much. there is something about the way in which luca works. when we talk about the kind of material of the plot, we need to talk about the atmosphere that he creates. the atmosphere is almost more important than anything that happens. ralph: i think you are right. it was great not seeing onset but in a real place. it immediately gives us much. the path to the pool, the drinks cabinet, the refrigerator. immediately, you feel the history you've read on the pages in front of you. ao scott: there is a great sense of physicality and sensuality, highlighted by the fact that marianne can't speak. and the way that here he moves. he has this showstopping dance routine where he drops the needle on the rolling stones record. it is really quite magical. luca: i think every movie is also a documentary. in speci

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his name was jason scott. >> jason scott lived two, three blocks away from the dewitts' house. so obviously that's somebody that i want to go talk to. >> reporter: the detective and the thief met in a police station holding room. the subject, who was quick to deny he had anything to do with any of the burglaries, looked to schartner like a pipsqueak. >> he was a small guy. he w meek. his voice was very low. and i are speaking. he would only whisper. he would actually come up and actually whisper in my ear. >> did you think, tony, that point, "i got a suspect here"? >> no. >> reporter: a.t.f agents john cooney and dave cheplak led the federal investigation into the weapons theft, and they too were having a tough time trying to read jason scott. >> usually we're pursuing the most violent criminals in the united states. for lack of a better word, you know, this guy wasn't a thug. >> reporter: in fact, jason turned out to be a college graduate and a valued employee at u.p.s. >> we did a background check on him. and really, he had no criminal history. jason and his accomplice were c

scott thuman joins us for a breakdown. scott: first off let's talk clinton has a delegate 450 ofd is is -- within the delegates needed to clinch the nomination. it can be a bit of a re-set button for her. prior to winning new york this past week, she had lost 7 states in a row to bernie sanders. here's the map. connecticut, delaware, rhode island, maryland, and the biggest prize, pennsylvania, which boasts 189 delegates and 21 super delegates. polling is almost non-existent in the tinier states, but clinton has commanding leads in maryland and pennsylvania. sharyl: what about republicans? scott: same states, but a much more complex system in divying out the delegates. delaware, for example, is winner take all. connecticut, they are partially handed out aced on each district in the state. however, if you win 50% plus one, you can get all of the delegates. so, even though trump leads in most polls, there could be a real spreading of the wealth. sharyl: in trump's eyes though, even a win could be controversial? scott: donald

sharyl: scott thuman, thanks.head on "full measure" -- donald trump on nato and what else he'll do on the southern border besides build a wall. what's their incentive to do so sharyl: the trump campaign, after suffering a loss in wisconsin, moves to the next contest april 19 in new york. and polls there indicate donald trump may benefit from home state status. we met up with him last week in milwaukee and asked about a broad range of topics, including what beef he has with nato. what's your idea of the purpose of nato and what do you think needs to be changed about it? mr. trump: look, you have 28 countries. originally, it was the soviet union -- now, i guess it morphs into russia, but it's really not for terrorism and we need something for terrorism. the problem that we have is that we spend disproportionately on nato. we spend a tremendous amount of money on nato, tremendous -- i mean, we're like paying for this whole thing, somebody told me as much as 73%, you have 28 countries and we're paying 73% of the bills

>> yes, i have been working out, scott. thank you.are going to be looking at today is the charts away from the s&p 500, and because it is important for the investors to contextualize the runup to record highs, and why it is different last year to this year, and this is the one that is the s&p, and the equal weight of the etf and takes the components to make them the same, and when you look at what is going on here, you can see that it is not a fang situation or not like nine companies driving all of the performance, a and you are seeing a lot of performance from the mid-caps or the smaller s&p companies and the small caps are better, and this is indicative of that. a this is a switch over to all country index, and the etff version, and because i am lazy i did not want to look up the index before sending in the charts, and this is why it is important and this is a global phenomenon, and we had huge headwinds of energy and u.s. dollar depressing massive areas of the global markets and those trends have reversed this spring, a maybe not

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scott: dr.enhammou stresses that the key to morocco's success is that they make human intelligence, not technology, their first focus and rely on a system of interagency sharing of vital information combined with strict border controls and harsh gun laws. sharyl: so if they are having that kind of success, are they helping others like the united states? scott: with a point to is after couple ofattacks, a moroccan intelligence officials were quickly on a flight to france and they provided intelligence that prevented other attacks in t still ahead on "full measure" -- taking a stand on syrian refugees. one congressman goes against the tide and his party to defend accepting some of the victims of war. sharyl: last month's bombings in brussels rekindled a call in europe and america to tighten borders and, from many republicans, to "close the door to refugees and close it now." but republican congressman steven russell, a decorated combat soldier who helped hunt and capture saddam hussein, has stood

told scott agreed to give us a tour of his hhdden hills home. before the notorious party boy was out clubbing with this model we' told he got home around 9:00 a.m. >> we're trying to get scott up. he was up late, working. >> scott finally got up at 2:05 in the afternoon, but the seasoned reality star made it clear he did not want to be on camera. >> he came downstairs and his first thought was, somebod moved my barstool. >> we were in here a minute ago with him, and there were only three because we're photographing the house and he's so meticulous he needed to have the fourth one back in its exact po >> wow. who knew this guy was so meticulous? but looking around the 8,200-square-foot mansion, there are signs. likr the perfectly folded towels in the bathroom and scott's closet is color coordinated. plaid shirts here, suits seven of basically the same white sneakers stacked and straight. black boots, pants. inside the food, hardly any food, just red bull, wine, beer, and sports drinks. >> has scott cookedhe in re? >>> i think he gets a lot of tak

services, scott.e have been trying to focus on the different parts for a long time, and now shgs s, it is the largest contributor to revenues, and it was up 20%, and that is what seems like to me to be building upon, and it is not a lot of growth, and growth is growth though, and we are finding somewhere where there is grow growth, and the second largest which means something to me, and also, if you get to the 7, and it is successful, then the stock should be trading towards some of the numbers of 125 or 130 and we are talking a year out by the way. >> yes, and that is why it is not going anything for a year. product by product, the watch. and they won't release the unit saeldz. in u new ipads not successful. and the macs and the units are going down. >> yes. >> and they sold 12 million watches in the first year. that is unsuccessful? >> yes, relative to the expectations of a normal takeup is. >> the expectations were too high to begin with, and we talked a it on the desk. >> and the volume. >> and a

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. >> pelley: a bizarre bomb threat at a tv station. police shoot a man in an animal costume. ( gunfire ) two airliners nearly collide. a pilot slams on the brakes. >> sorry about that. that was my mistake. >> pelley: children and doctors are killed in an air strike that destroys a hospital. teenagers record their crimes to ant noticed online. and the refugees weren't welcome until they changed the heart of a new england town. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. a tv station in baltimore was evacuated today after a man wearing sunglasses, a surgical mask, and an animal costume threatened to blow up the building. police took him seriously, and ended the standoff with a sniper's bullet. jeff pegues is at the scene. >> reporter: witnesses say the man appeared to be wired with explosives when he walked into the television station. he was wearing an animal costum

scott walker: i don't try to interpret.re is a situation involving abortion, it is a horrible tragedy. it is a tragedy for the woman, the child, and our hearts should go out to anyone. any of us who are generally pro-life know it is not an looking at assigning blame but just feeling bad about the entire situation and trying to find ways to avoid that in the first place. those are things people have to look at. for a lot of people in this state, who care deeply about that issue, what they will look at is not just with a particular candidate said. they will look at ted cruz and the other candidates for that matter and say, where have their beliefs of been in the past? ted cruz on planned parenthood, you cannot say he has been back and forth, but you can say that of other candidates. this is a guy who, in the state house and state office, member of the united states senate, now presidential candidate, has been consistent. john: we had pro-life leaders on our show today talking about donald trump, he seems cynical, he is not re

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: five states went to the polls today, and tonight cbs news projects big wins for republican front-runner donald trump in pennsylvania, maryland, rhode island and connecticut. cbs news projects a win for hillary clinton in maryland. we'll begin with the republicans tonight. major garrett is at trump headquarters in new york. major? >> reporter: scott, with four wins declared and another one expected, donald trump is well on his way to accumulating 90 to 100 delegates tonight, pushing him ever closer to securing the republican nomination. we caught up with the g.o.p. front-runner outside the "time" magazine gala here in midtown manhattan, and it is there trump told us it's time for rivals ted cruz and john kasich to quit. >> they really should drop out of the race. >> reporter: you think they should drop out? >> absolutely. they have no way of getting there, no way. i'm millions of votes ahead of both of them, many millions of votes ahead. >> reporter: cruz conceded early tonight at a rally in india

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: for the first time, an american journalist sees the treasure isis has stolen from the world. elizabeth palmer has reached palmyra, syria. >> reporter: we can't venture any further into the ruins because the whole place is laced with mines and dynamite. >> pelley: also tonight, tornadoes rip through oklahoma and now menace the south. they're champions of the soccer world so why are american women paid a fraction of what the men get? and we explore trump's roots in scotland. how do they feel about the favorite son? >> i would say this: there's an irrational sense of guilt. what have we spawned? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. for five years, the world has been witness to the horrors of syria's civil war. more than a quarter million people killed, more than 11 million have lost their homes. but the greatest treasure lost was the ancie

scott, boehner saved his kindest words for bernie sanders. he might have said he disagrees with him on all the issues but he called human a nice guy and the most honest politician in the race. >> pelley: >> pelley: julianna goldman for us tonight. jewel an athank you. today, boone county, indiana, was hit by a tornado that knocked down trees and damaged buildings. nobody hurt though. there were floods in biloxi, mississippi, where there was no salvaging this scrap yard until the water receded. in gulfport, more than 20 people had to be rescued. today, oil closed at $46 a barrel. that is 20% lower than a year ago. like alaska over a barrel. ben tracy reports the nation's tallest state is in a $4 billion hole. >> reporter: alaska is known for peaks that reach for the sky, but right now, the state has a mountain-sized hole to fill. >> we need to fix alaska. we need to do it now. >> reporter: bill walker is alaska's governor. if you closed every public school and jail in this state, would it fill the hole? >> no. >> reporter: if you laid off ever

scott?> it is a challenge both from the economic standpoint and an engineering standpoint that also comes back to the economics of it. i will tell you how they are trying to get the alaska pipeline to work as we are live in juneau, when the "halftime report" continues. >>> i like zuckerberg, because he takes risks. >> real money. >> real rates. >> it was a modestly higher beginning. >> and the most profitable hour of the day. >> don't be surprised if it moves 5% the other way, because that is what is happening for a while. they found out who's been hacking into our network. who? guess. i don't know, some kids in a basement? you watch too many movies. who? a small business in china. a business? they work nine to five. they take lunch hours. like a job? like a job. we tracked them. how did we do that? we have some new guys defending our network. new guys? well, they're not that new. they've been defending things for a long time. [ digital typewriting ] it's not just security. it's defense. bae

. >> up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," a look at the new security measures three years after the boston marathon bombing. thanks for watching us. see you at 11. have a great night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: one day after a deadly earthquake, a second, more powerful quake rocks japan. more are likely. also tonight, flint's fear of water. >> i get a panic attack, severe, >> pelley: hackers show "60 minutes" how easy it is to break into your pope. and steve hartman with a crooked cop. >> reporter: you put an innocent guy in jail? >> correct. >> my only goal was to seek him when i got home and to hurt him. >> pelley: and he got his chance. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: japan was struck this afternoon by a major earthquake, magnitude above 7, strong enough to damage most buildings within miles of the epicenter. it came just 24 hours after a strong 6.2 quake in southern japan flattened many structures and set others on fire. it's morning there now, and these are among the fi

scott abraham, abc 7 sports. robert: thanks, scott.arlins accomplish something that has been hard to do, keeping bryce harper from going yard. he has homered in four straight before tonight. this evening, giancarlo stanton launches a rocket. that puts up the marlins 5-1. miami wins 6-1. and a final note, the nets will try to end their two-game slide tomorrow when they send stephen strasburg to the mound. caps' series is going. leon: not talking sweep yet. outdoor movie night becomes a torren i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "pull it down." the obama white house called the ad on chris van hollen and the nra "misleading." the sun says van hollen and president obama have the exact same position. the post praised van hollen g champion on gun safety," and condemned the edwards ads that "mislead" voters. donna edwards. will she say anything to win an election? leon: it was supposed to be a fun family

scott: issues overshadow gender. nancy pelosi told us. >> only we would hope -- obviously we would hope a woman would support a woman's right to choose, equal pay for equal work. issues like that. but nonetheless, far be it for me to describe what the republicans are. i think that they are a disaster. scott: if the announcement was unexpected the criticism was not. especially from the man that cruz and fiorina will be chasing. donald trump saying that fiorina is not the right adding cruz is wasting his time because, "he won't be the nominee." leon? leon: all right. we'll see what happens. the key political stories you will see on "this week with george stephanopoulos" airs an hour earlier. 9:00 a.m. "full measure" slides to 10:00 a.m. that begins on sunday. maureen: still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- a startling image from a morning car crash. what we know about those involved. leon: plus, an act of compassion bringing christmas to a teenager battling cancer and why the man organizing it all calls the teenager lov

but that hit very early, scott.er the next very short period of time, i'm probably in this trade for less than a week, maybe just a couple of days. but i like when we see this paper hit this particular name. >> josh, materials? >> yeah, this is interesting, materials leading today up over 1%, leading over the last week over 3.5 and the last 90 days frankly up 16 and change percent which we haven't seen to start off the year in quite a long time. the big question now is is this just a short-term dollar weakness bounce or could this be the making of a bottom that is five or six years in the making. my personal opinion is too early, we have been fooled too many times, but materially underweight, pretty much every pm around the world. >> i got it. >> see what i did there? what i bring to the show. >> that's a millennial for you. >> we started the show talking about the financials. >> this guy always calls me a millennial. >> this guy. >> bro. >> financials. we started the show with financials. and end it with financials

, scott, 80% of the state is under a tornado watch right now. again, here in wichita, the hail is starting to fall. i'd say it's penny-sized right now, but the rain is really starting to pick up in this area, and we're told it will continue late into the night. >> pelley: david begnaud, thanks. eric fisher is tracking these storms at our boston station, eric? >> reporter: scott, we've really seen these storms take offer over the last couple hours, very volatile spring atmosphere. here across the plains, kansas and oklahoma, is where we see most of the activity right now. that's where we're going to focus as we head into the evening. up and down the plains right in tornado alley, this is where we have tornado watches out, meaning that tornadoes are very much possible, perhaps even some long-track, violent tornadoes. this has been forecast for days now, so hopefully everyone is staying vigilant right up and down, north to south, that's where we'll be watching for the highest risk of severe weather, also some large hail, damaging wind gusts in any

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this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: all day long, there has been an incredible outpouring of love for prince at his home in minnesota, this following a night of celebrations of his life and music, including an enormous block party thrown by spike lee in brooklyn, new york. prince had millions of fans all around the world, but ironically, he died alone. that was one of the revelations today about his sudden and still-unexplained death yesterday at the age of 57. dean reynolds has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a van pulled away from the medical examiner's office this afternoon, returning the poddy of prince rogers nelson to his fam low. carvey county sheriff jim olson spoke for many in this community. >> this is a tragedy for all of us. to you, prince rogers nelson was a celebrity.