>> yes, yes, and very good for rafting. >> and the female river is more serene?he other side of the river. >> if water is the new oil, bhutan is rich beyond measure. himalayan snow melt and monsoon rains not only waters their people, crops, and animal, it literally powers the nation thanks to massive tu ivive tunn turbines artfully hidden under the mountains. first i have to say this is the most beautiful power plant i've ever seen. >> be sure that whatevr we try to get from nature we have the garden goddes. >> you need the gods on your side. >> yes. >> reporter: yashim helps one of the five electroplants in bhutan all designed to have the lowest possible impact. instead of destructive dams and reservoirs they use a method that let's part of the river flow while water and gravity create clean electricity. it's interesting, you know, in the united states if a power plant pollutes, they run the risk of a government fine or the public being angry. you believe that if you pollute, it will affect you in the next life. >> yes. yes. >> right. >> so you see, our socioeco

happy, serene, and peaceful.hat life died when the first viet cong tax collector first viethen the cong agitator, backed by guns, brought a new world to the village gate. the villagers tried to be neutral and not take sides, but not taking sides is a luxury in vietnam. a luxury the rice farmer is automatically denied because he is a prize in this war. a mother worries about her old will the the ones. family ever be together again? these refugees are now strangers in their own land. most have never traveled as far as five miles from their homes. left behind now is a part of their souls. the ancestral homes in the lands killed by the countless generations before them -- tilled by generations before them. there are some things that are even stronger than war, and in vietnam, the most important of these is the family. if families are separated by the fortunes of war -- forces of war, they do not rest until they are reunited. the government knows this cohesive spirit exists and attempts to keep the family and assist i

. >> meanwhile trump's rallies seem to be more serene lately.n wisconsin yesterday. >> i have such a spot in my hart for this country. the people are so amazing. we have crowds like this. this is a pretty big one. in alabama we have 35,000 people. in oklahoma -- no matter where we go we have these massive crowds. by the way, are we winning or what? look at the numbers. you know, it is really amazing. it is really to me amazing. we have won now i think 21 states, 21, and we have won in massive, massive land slides. >> okay, that actually happened. it was at a base ballgame and not at a trump rally. we did a little hocus pocus there. first of all, kt, do you envy the dog? >> nice hair do. >> he is wonderful. >> i like donald trump, and especially when he talks about foreign policy stuff which i know well, he is really good. he just says it in different ways. when he talks about the muslims and friends of his who are concerned about it, in fact that's quite true. in the muslim world, for example, the president of egypt has come out to say we are co

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about the anger in america we see not only in trump voters but sanders voters, and maybe it's the serenitys not going to run for office ever again, eight months from thes of his presidency, i don't mean he doesn't have a good game but there was a kind of a sir reinity -- serenity about it. i'm going to answer these questions. i have to say even in the way he dealt with it. it's like i know you're going to ask me some tough questions. he said try not to interrupt me, and for the most part i didn't. occasionally i have to say i did. >> he can be loquacious to say the least. so you can still be sitting there -- >> or even long-winded. >> yes. real quick question. i know you asked him about this year's presidential election, and so -- did you ask him about the anger that some americans feel and whether he is responsible? >> yeah. i asked him exactly that question. i say, look, here you have been president for eight years, it's not just republicans. there are trump voters, there are sanders voters, they feel anger, disaffection with washington, with wall street do you take responsibility? the f

. >> wow. 650 acres of the serene space in media has 17 miles of trail, and it covers some ground, wel help spot some terrific tree houses. >> chris, run. >> tj. >> aidan. >> these kidney arboretum like the back of their head. >> run, run, run. >> reporter: they necessity just what to do with each and every tree house like fort tyler. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: or toll up tree house complete with the kitchen. >> one of the things we try hard to do is put kid and their families in touch with nature in new ways so through tree houses. this was a a project that was launched by former director, rick, died in 2014, and in 2008, he gathered together a bunch of community members, architects, artists, designers and built 30 tree houses. they were only meant to last a year but as you saw we have a couple that have survived the test of time. we have been all making about music and it is shaped like a guitar. >> reporter: wait for me. how about the imagination station tree house, complete with a stage, and costumes to hold your very own performances. now you have to choose my destiny, and you d

. >> we are looking at a serene picture right now in came may but rain is on the way. watching a low pressure system develop and moving west to east. we are anticipating showers and chilly conditions. we've got a big day tomorrow. you want to stay tuned for the breakdown of that in just a bit. >>> in decision 2016, daniel cruz gets another endorsement. former california governor pete wilson announced he is supporting cruz. a win in california would help cruz block donald trump from gaining enough delegates ahead of the party's convention this summer. trump leads the republicans with 997 followed by cruz with 564. john kasich is in third. now 1,237 delegates are needed to win the g.o.p. presidential nomination. hillary clinton has 2,151 to bernie sanders 1,361 clinton needs less than 300 more delegates to secure the democratic nomination. as clinton begins to focus on the general election her husband hit the campaign trail in indiana today. bill clinton spoke at a preprimary pancake breakfast ahead of tuesday's indiana primary. there are 92 delegates at stake. >>> membe

. >>> these videos are the perfect combination of serene and supreme.cause it's such a calming thing to see, but they are controlling all this chaos. when you get videos like this which are set in such beautiful surroundings as well with a great drone shot, it really does bring you into the experience and make you just want to do it. >> the no, they don't. they just make me want to watch from a long distance away. >> it makes you think and wish you could do that over these canyons with the incredible views. >> if you want to go to iran, this is the place to go. another cool part about this video you don't often see in flat lining is they do show us some of the falls. that would hurt. >> yeah, you guys really have to be very careful with your man boots. >> for sure. black lining, you get a bit sleepy. what are the odds you're sleeping out there? >> you can do that. if you have kids that climb in your bed and you have to sleep like this, you would be the best at it of us three. >> totally fine. >>> what are you doing? ♪ >> yay! >>> the people who posted t

reporter da lin has the story >>> reporter: it's hard to ignore the beauty and serenity of this openpace. that's why preservationists are trying to stop the developers from building a subdivision here. >> this is some of the remaining hillsides and slopes that we have in pleasanton. and it's a precious resource. >> reporter: come june, pleasanton voters will get to approve or deny the subdivision of 43 homes. the fight over the future growth of pleasanton doesn't end here. some people are trying to stop the city from allowing big box stores like costco to build on a different plot of land. >> we are going to end up with overcrowded schools and transportation systems, and, you know, it's going to make pleasanton not so pleasant. >> reporter: but city planners say pleasanton was building so slowly, it violated state law. and it's now playing catch-up. >> in late 2014, 2015, we did issue over 1100 residential permits for mostly multi-family housing here in pleasanton. and that is a spike for us. >> reporter: big spike. >> a very big spike. >> reporter: the u.s. census shows alameda coun

it's anything that interferes with your serenity. >> reporter: her maryland home is immaculate despiteousing two growing boys. >> one of the things that's really important for me is for the eye to have a place to rest. everywhere there's a thing it takes your energy to look at it, to clean behind it, to manage it. >> reporter: you won't find a coffee table in the living room or photos on the wall. >> i feel like i don't need photographs to see the people that i love. they're right in front of me. >> reporter: her cupboards are neatly packed. her fridge, tidy in and out. have you ever had that moment where you like reach behind a bunch of things and you're like, oh, man, i really wanted to eat that and now it's gone bad. that just doesn't happen here. >> reporter: in her son zach's room, his trophies are displayed proudly. and one major compromise. >> if it was up to him, every wall in this house and his room would be covered. but we agreed just one wall would have things on it. whatever he wants can go on this wall. so he has put up whatever makes him happy right there. >> your environ

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uset's interesting becau for the president to be serene sense,unitary executive he can dismiss someone if necessary. v.p. cheney: there were occasions when we had differences of view. it was important to have that privacy. there waere other occasions where we disagreed. there were pictures taken inside a nuclear reactor in a syrian desert, built by the north koreans. of a sudden we find not only they have been working on a nuclear device, but a nuclear reactor in syria. there was a major concern in terms of proliferation. the place is now controlled by isis. the >> difference of opinion was that it was very important it to be managed. the proliferation of nuclear and he had taken such a .trong position i was the only one in the that actually led of theng upstairs national security council. he encouraged me to let out and that the united states should be the one to leave the action. i asked for a show of hands. and nobody volunteered. it would have given for more meaning and substance. it would have sent a very strong signal. that i hadll argue the better policy action. >> you meant tha

it has an exercise room, private, covered porch with a serenity garden, and a spacious, walk-in closetot vaulted ceilings. >> bob, we could go this way or we could go through the secret door. >> where's the secret door? >> right here. >> get out of town. this is the closet. >> the master closet. >> you know, it's almost cathedral-like. it's almost cathedral-like. what a beautiful, walk-in closet. >> let's take a walk in here. wow. look at that. that is beautiful. >> custom stained glass, his-and-hers bathrooms. >> so we're walking into the -- look at the view out of the master bedroom. are you kidding me? oh. look at this. >> the master bedroom. again, overlooking lake bessie. that's where the sun comes up every morning. >> a library, a private courtyard, two 2-car garages, and four guest suites. but the real draw is the expansive, outdoor-living space with a fireplace, cooking area, a unique craft room, and a boat dock. let's go look at the dock. >> bob, you know, when you live in florida, it's hard not to be a boat enthusiast. and when you live in isleworth, it is impossible. >> yeah

it has an exercise room, private, covered porch with a serenity garden, and a spacious, walk-in closet 20-foot vaulted ceilings. >> bob, we could go this way or we could go through the secret door. >> where's the secret door? >> right here. >> get out of town. this is the closet. >> the master closet. >> you know, it's almost cathedral-like. it's almost cathedral-like. what a beautiful, walk-in closet. >> let's take a walk in here. wow. look at that. that is beautiful. >> custom stained glass, his-and-hers bathrooms. >> so we're walking into the -- look at the view out of the master bedroom. are you kidding me? oh. look at this. >> the master bedroom. again, overlooking lake bessie. that's where the sun comes up every morning. >> a library, a private courtyard, two 2-car garages, and four guest suites. but the real draw is the expansive, outdoor-living space with a fireplace, cooking area, a unique craft room, and a boat dock. let's go look at the dock. >> bob, you know, when you live in florida, it's hard not to be a boat enthusiast. and when you live in isleworth, it is impossible. >

her name is serenity. >> what did you say? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: in the moment-- >> thank you. >> reporter: -- it felt miraculous. >> enjoy your gifts! >> thank you! >> reporter: brad edwards, cbs 2news. >> now i know why the producer said you'll cry. >>> elise finch has another check of your work week forecast. you're pulling out the tissue. >> i didn't get the heads-up! >> so great. people should be following his story. >> that was super sweet. i'm so happy that turned out good and has turned into good news. we also have good news in the forecast. this is the kind of weather spring arrived. it's clear and mild, 55 degrees and the winds are calm. really not bad temperatures for 11:38 at night. 48 in river dale. 50 at jfk. 49 in jersey city. 55 in central park. 59 in monticello. hamptons only at 33 degrees. here's what you can expect. clear skies tonight. it's cool, but not as chilly as last night. calm winds overnight, that's good news. temperatures tomorrow, even warmer than what we had today

. >> this serene treatment room nestled in the woods of south carolina... couldn't be further than the pulsing lights and booming music at this electronic music festival. at festivals and nightclubs the illegal drug "molly" or "ecstasy" is part of the culture. called "molly" or "x" on the street, mdma is really methylenedioxy-methamphetamine. it's a psychoactive drug first developed as a blood-clotting agent - later patented as a diet drug. when taken, mdma acts on the brain by causing the neurons to release more serotonin... this also causes the neurotransmitter dopamine as well as hormones like oxytocin to be released. all leading to a heightened feeling of trust and compassion. this is why mdma is often called an "empathogen". a hollywood club goer explains. >> i think people like taking mdma because it makes you feel euphoric, it makes you feel like your anxiety is released, feelings of happiness, and you can't talk about mdma without talking about love, and that's essentially why people take it. >> and maybe that's something i can take in the rest of m

. >> people come here because they find serenity.anctuary but theyly find a lot of fun, and they find a lot of but tee. >> come one, come all. >> come one come all. >> and bring your imagination and bring your kids. >> shall we go to the next one. >> yeah. >> now that looks fun. >> i know. >> that was fun. >> two little boys that would loving to there. >> taking notes. >> that's true. kate has your forecast for the weekend. the rain is -- >> the rain is coming in and it will move out. that's the good news. where the heaviest will be overnight tonight while most of us are sleeping. so that of course is good news if we can miss the rain most of and most of it is water uttered -- the plants are already watered. get out and do whatever you have on the docket for a saturday. lots of little league action in my house or walk around the city, sit outside. eat alfresco tomorrows look beautiful. let's take a look what's going on. today we started off with lots of sun and sun and warm wind from the southwest helped temperatures rise into the up

see how the fashion pr maven created a stylish yet serene escape.e fister: so we love to entertain, and this home was designed with a great party in mind, and the space really reflects that. sara gore: we're stopping by a waterfront estate in upstate new york. stan ponte: this sweeping outdoor terrace with multiple seating and dining areas, an outdoor jacuzzi, and the ultimate chance for a hole in one. sara gore: but first, escape to ojai. we're touring an unbelievable private sanctuary complete with waterfalls, private trails, and so much more. as you enter into this home, you feel like you're walking into a sophisticated lodge in a famous mountain resort.

. >> people come here because they find serenity.anctuary but theyly find a lot of fun, and they find a lot of but tee. >> come one, come all. >> come one come all. >> and bring your imagination and bring your kids. >> shall we go to the next one. >> yeah. >> now that looks fun. >> i know. >> that was fun. >> two little boys that would loving to there. >> taking notes. >> that's true. kate has your forecast for the weekend. the rain is -- >> the rain is coming in and it will move out. that's the good news. where the heaviest will be overnight tonight while most of us are sleeping. so that of course is good news if we can miss the rain most of and most of it is water uttered -- the plants are already watered. get out and do whatever you have on the docket for a saturday. lots of little league action in my house or walk around the city, sit outside. eat alfresco tomorrows look beautiful. let's take a look what's going on. today we started off with lots of sun and sun and warm wind from the southwest helped temperatures rise into the up

ride across europe and also with the foreign policy and i am watching very closely to we need to be sereneo are buying oil from isis. we cannot have people attacking a spot on the same time for those who are finding it. in to do away with terrorism that we can all work together. [applause] >> thank you. >> i was told have a question for you. [laughter] it is will this like this with the chamber comes together to condemn the ex we have seen but after each attack we have questions for today's after it and those in south london to explain brussels his tweet upset the lot of people what does this have to do with terrific even said belgium? it also demonstrates whether we have no faith. a citied that we go so well that the citizens of families and colleagues and friends in an organized by their rand foundation with extremism while there may be people in this chamber that of the speakers are the experts present claim there is a single solution but instead day spoke about the need of the international level of diplomacy it'll hold rule of law. , the local community level to attack extremism. some

it took place in calm and serenity. >> only the second president the country has had since it gainedzengained independence from france. the chief of intelligence ran for a fourth term after amending the constitution in 2010 to remove term limits. voting took off to a slow start on friday but picked up as the day progressed. the electoral commission was forced today add more time to those waiting to cast ballots. opposition parties are angry. they want a say in the commission. before the vote was held, they considered elections fet fete accompli. >> it's already how do you say? the winner. everything is done. it's decided, already decided. >> the election was monitored by local and international observers? >> it's time they adopted managing all of the elections and allow for elections. unfair. >> the president has always been a defendant frontrunner in this election. attempts by the opposition failed in the year and was now a fresh five-year term, he joins the league of longest standing african leaders. mohammed adow. >> jabuti who will you just saw in that report joins us live now. does this

spirituality, reflection, the serene beauty of the rice patty, village life, maybe next episode, farangcally inadvisable amounts of food and drink. if thailand is one of the best countries to eat in, then chiang mai is a particularly good city to find yourself hungry. oh, that's the frog. >> andy: that's the frog. it's basically taking that frog, grill him first, hack it up, fry the living bollocks out of it with garlic. >> anthony: mm. you know, there's almost an inverse relationship, like the more hideous-looking the dish, the more delicious it is. as you probably noticed by now, the food here is not pad thai or green curry chicken. there are complex layers of flavor, sophisticated balances, spicy, sour, a little bitter, salty, herby. color and texture are important. crispy, soft, cold, hot. it's exactly this interplay between elements that makes northern thai food so thrilling and so addictive. >> andy: this place is called laap kao cham cha. laap is the dish that they're known for, which is the minced meat salad. >> anthony: now what's that furry material there? >> andy: that's one

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mostly serene with the one exception the prince music. people dropping off purple flowers for the purple one at paisley park and people not from here it is hard to understand the mysterious presence that prince had in the community. at paisley park he would have parties that he would tweet out or email out hours before and invite strangers into his home. sometimes you would invite to go see a movie and that trust he had for his fans and for people here. i think that is why you are seeing people devastated by the news. he didn't move to hollywood or move to new york. he always stayed in minneapolis and that was his home. i worked in the mid-80s. i remember terry lewis, the producers helping them out with the records and it was the music capital of the company. >> that's why all of these artists we are hearing from that prince was influential. there is a venu in down minneapolis where he filmed purple rain. a must stop for acts. sometimes they will play in the stadium but they will stop by the club because of how loyal they were. they were

had been arrested for his murder, but his family bound together by grief and faith felt a kind of serenity. >> i believe that there were certain people who were destined or ordained i would say to work this case. detective ruvin outside of his normal business hours was very determined and he persevered beyond what a normal detective would do. >> the family didn't know it yet, but that perseverance was about to be rewarded. detective ruvin had an arrest warrant for katrina benn. she was living back in mississippi, which is where the cuffs went onto her wrists. >> you have the right now to remain silent -- >> but katrina benn did not remain silent, not at all. >> if i was going to do something like this, it would be -- it wouldn't be like this. it wouldn't be stupid. >> how would it be? >> i think it would be planned out. >> ruvin dropped the friendly fa said he once had for katrina. now he came at her full force. >> so you're still saying you didn't kill him. >> no. >> now did you own a fire arm? >> yes. >> what kind of fire arm did you own? >> a 380. >> remember, katrina had told police sh

quiet, serene, a kind of magic.ike from spain. nitro almond cup, a frozen shell made from a puree of alkona almonds, finished with andalusian caviar. >> you know, this meal is working very well. my palette is open and intrigued. i'm growing more hungry, the desired effect is taking hold. >> if you were a famous chef and you were lured to the rivers of green promised by vegas, it's nice if you can get yourself a play room. >> mussels, olives. >> he doesn't use the word foam. >> i would say air. it goes all over the place. it's a mess. a chef cannot do anything with these. water is not water anymore. water has a body. belongs. >> the truffle egg, truffles formed into an egg shape, with an actual yolk suspend in the center. >> we will be feeding our truffles chicken, will their eggs become like this? >> and finished with more, lots more, shaved white truffle. >> this is crispy chicken skin. >> i'm sliding this off right into my face. >> incredible. >> this is your portion of the foie gras and brian will finish it with

ese pais, por lo que la comision interamericana de derechos humanos le pidi al gobierno de sanchez serenstas afirman que el plan 'el salvador seguro' solo persigue el delito y no la prevencin ni atencin a las victimas. cesar ---hoy vamos a hablar de deportes con angel ayllon... angel --buenas tardes, la derrota del barza este fin de semana dolio y de manera doble... vo --porque ademas que el equipo merengue lo vencio... --el idolo " azulgrana" la pulgita messi, otra vez pic en la polemica... --una vez mas esta en la mira al ser relacionado con una supuesta evasion fiscal, mediante una empresa fantasma que tendria su sede en panama.. -- los sonados " papeles de panama" llegarian hasta el papa del jugador investigado por supuestamente crear una empresa fantasma para ocultar algunos bienes... take vo angel --y mucha antencion porque 75 mil aficionados fueron testigos de un suceso historico porque ademas que el manchester united sigue respirando con tanque de oxigeno para lograr un cupo a la champions, --alli, el joven frances "antonhy marshall" lograba el gol "mil" convertido por su equipo

we need to be serene. isis is there because it is part of a cynical game of regional interest. if we are to fight isis we need to start by fighting those who are buying oil from isis which it acquires in the areas it took over. we cannot have people attacking isis on the one hand while at the same time doing business with those who are funding it. wand tous has a magic do away with terrorism. but we can all be cohesive and work together in humility and unity. [applause] >> thank you. the question for you. >> speaking. >> apparently i was totally had a question for you -- told i had a question for you. it is rather sad that it is often in moments like this that we as a chamber come together. we come together to condemn the acts we have seen over the last few months, in fact years in many of our countries. after each attack we have questions. if you days after the brussels attacks, a man in my constituency tweeted how he had confronted a muslim woman in south london and asked her to explain brussels. his tweet upset a lot of people. applied,witter user what has a muslim woman in

do because one of the things you were still be recognizing is for the president to be able to be serene in the understanding that he had control in the executive sense, he needs the ability to dismiss someone if necessary. of course, vice presidents who disagree with their presidents cannot usually be dismissed unless they are as thoughtful as you were, to submit a letter of resignation. to you have occasion disagree with the president from time to time? >> sure we had our differences. ,>> can you give us an example? >> certain disagreements. there were occasions when we had differences of view. part of the process that we had were weekly lunches, and that alwaysime that was strictly one-on-one with the president. we could talk about anything. we could discuss and disagree. it was important to have that and have the ability to have it privately. there were other occasions where we disagreed. i'm trying to think. for example, we had discovered wethe spring of 2007, photographs that he started throwing down on the table. there were pictures taken inside a nuclear reactor in a syrian deser

the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics ofror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team nine people, one of them believed dead. this is a live picture you're looking at right now. there again is the head of one of the guerillas. >> part of terrorism is theater. munich was so shocking because we televised it. >> the terrorists have now tossed a paper out of a window of the israeli quarters. it bore the title "communique" and lists five points of their ultimatum. >> the first purpose was to seize the israe

spring, what we want to see is serenity, or serene foreign exchange and oil markets.they can stay calm like this, that's good. the r -- p is profits, most important. entering profit season now. that is key. >> we can only hope there will be profits. >> show me the money, where's the beef? >> r is the responsiveness of central bankers. are they paying attention? i think that's what changed the market in february was janet yellen both saying we're paying attention, not ignoring the classroom here. you want interest rates and inflation rise gradually, no go down further. that indicates worries about deflation. the n is no mind bending terrorist acts. okay, we don't want to see any, but certainly not something that destabilizes business investor or traveler or consumer confidence. and g is global economic growth. you saw china's numbers today and you've seen the purchasing managers index on the manufacturing side. philly fed, chicago, empire state, these have given a little bit of green chutes. >> now i understand why it was spring because forsythia wouldn't fit on a full

serene. the suburbs. not the kind of place you'd expect to find... an epidemic. olivia deland is desperate for a fix... so desperate for heroin she's stealing from her family. >> what did you grab to take to the pawn shop? >> just a weed eater. i'm going to get it all back out tomorrow though. >> how much money can you get for it? you put it in the back of the car? >> 40 dollars. >> which probably cost a couple of hundred dollars to buy? and you'll buy 40 dollars' worth of heroin? >> yeah. i follow her as she drives away from the suburban home where she grew up. she races through the rain to get to the pawn shop before it closes. >> my anxiety is horribly high. it's just a really scary feeling. she arrives just in time. >> my whole body just aches and you have like chills, and you puke. it's like every symptom you can possibly think of. it's not the first time she's stolen from her family. she pawned her father's leaf blower already this morning... just to get high. 24-year-old olivia deland is typical of the new face of the heroin epidemic- young, well-off, and

>> eric, it's a quiet, kind of serene scene here.howing up here with their boom boxes and their radios and blasting their favorite prince songs. for those who have never been out here. chanhassen and paisley park, it's a unique place. it's a compound, it's where prince both lived and he also recorded music out here. he would have concerts. other artists would have concerts here. and it's also where prince would have these last-second overnight parties. where he would just open up this building to strangers. to come here and party with prince overnight. and he had one of those parties this last saturday in fact. which was a day after that plane making the emergency landing and he started to have these health concerns about prince and talking to people who were here saturday night. they said prince, he seemed himself. which means a little mysterious, but that's sort of the allure of prince here. so the people who really knew prince and have been following him closely the last few days here, they're surprised. they're in shock by this n

but on july 29th 1985, that serenity was destroyed. >> if i had an opportunity to take back one day, i wouldn't have to think twice about what day i would take back. >> reporter: penny had gone to the beach with her husband and one of her two children. a dedicated runner, penny left her family to go for a jog along the shore. that's when she noticed a man acting suspiciously. >> he ran out from behind the bush and was headed towards me, and i immediately knew what he wanted. >> reporter: she says she panicked and headed for the her. >> i said, "i've got two young children, please let me go." anything i thought he needed to hear and maybe if he heard it he would let me go. >> reporter: she says he began beating her and demanding sex. >> and then, eventually, he strangled me until i believe i lost consciousness. >> reporter: she woke up, and with help from beach-goers, made her way back to her husband and to the hospital. there a manitowoc county sheriff's deputy asked her to describe her attacker. >> i remember saying he had a beard and moustache. >> reporter: penny provided a descrip

serene branson reports. >> it feels very natural. >> reporter: comedian amy schumer isn't laughing off in this special edition of glamour magazine a bonus issued geared toward plus sized women. she took to social media. i think there's nothing wrong with being plus size. beautiful healthy women. plus size is considered a size 16 in america. i go between a size 6 and 8. that glamour mag put me in their plus sized issue without asking or letting me know. women and men weighed in. >> no way. there's no way. she is the same size as me and i don't think i'm plus size. >> she is attractive and funny. and that makes her more attractive. >> amy is awesome. she looks good. and, um, i would love to be featured in the plus size feature. >> reporter: glamour said they love schumer. that's why they featured her and are sorry if they offended her. the cover line on this special edition aimed at women size 12 and up simply said women who inspire us. the edition did not describe her as plus size. the schumer's rep was unavailable for comment but she tweeted out this video of her in a bikini with the c

>>> kawai, the fourth largest of the hawaiian islands, is well-known for its sparkling waters and serenepes. but, in 1992, the seas are anything but calm on a day mother nature wreaks havoc in paradise. 62-year-old surfer tony has lived in kawai for almost 40 years, attracted by the picturesque shoreline and plentiful rainforests. >> great surf, great beaches. it's beautiful. >> but, in september of 1992, a potential threat to the state of hawaii develops in the pacific ocean. fed by warm tropical waters, hurricane iniki swirls and intensifies, a dangerous storm system but one forecasters first predict will bypass kawai. >> it was gorgeous, sunny, calm. to think that there was going to be some devastating factor in your life within a few hours was kind of pretty far off in the distance. >> hurricane warning flags are flying over the northernmost hawaiian islands. >> but unexpectedly, defying all predictions, hurricane iniki takes a 90-degree turn to the north, completely changing direction and heading straight for kawai. forecasters scramble to issue a warning. >> hurricane iniki, they h

we will talk about a more serene afternoon and then we'll talk about the potential for snow as tomorrow. >> look at this scene witnessed by young children on a school bus in boston. video shows the driver taking off with a man clinging to the side view mirror. the man says he was upset after his five-year-old daughter's bus stop was change today a different location. the bus. that's it. then proceeded to go again, accelerated, hit my leg and i was getting dragged on the hanging on to the mirror for dear life. >> the bus driver has been placed on paid leave. he children. the school is investigating. >> tonight country music will >> the 51st academy of country music awards airs at 8:00 right here on cbs. jill nicolini caught up with the hosts. >> go to vegas and host the acm awards together. >> reporter: this is the fourth year that luke bryan has been co-hosting the acm awards. he chose dirks bentley to help him out. >> if it goes great, i would like to take credit. if not so good, i would encourage the country fans to blame luke. >> reporter: as the entertainer of the year, he is up aga

because america gave me security, peace, serenity, education, opportunities, everything. end of winter to be honest with you for two weeks because i had $2. i had $2 are going to college at that time. so i said i'm going to throw for weeks and i will be back, which i've never returned. so when i went back come one thing i saw that triggered my heart and my mind at the same time, because when it landed, it took me, the driver, and my cousin, it took me to the american embassy to register for security reasons, being an american citizen you have to register your so i got out of the car and everything was on the street at the time so as a bit of time. i went ahead and started signing the papers and talking to the soldiers. and i turned around. this is actually march 14 when i landed there. so i turned around, i saw this 10 year old boy or nine year old boy in raggedy clothes, barefoot and he was kind of chilly. he was polishing my cousins choose for a dollar. i just saw the ad i totally freaked out right there. because i started thinking how i was raised when i was 10 years o