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this is part of a six-fight $200 million showtime contract. >>> on costas tonight, the attorney for penn state's late football coach joe paterno saying they are filing a lawsuit against the ncaa. it seeks damages for the freeh report on the former assistant coach jerry sandusky. >>> summer job hunting? lebron james wants applications for his website internship. qualifications, you have to work well on the team, speak spanish and live in ohio, south florida, or new york. >>> forget match.com. that's what quincy pon dexter is saying. he starts "who won miss tennessee this year"? lawson tweets back, hi, heard you were looking for me. he says, totally single? she said, you got it. an audience waiting after all that. >>> 20 minutes pass in this struggle. the field gets sowet they postpoen that game. >>> then the french open. his dad says, why don't you help me out? here's a bag here. almost bigger than he is. that didn't stop him from giving some john hancocks on the way out. >> announcer: "early today" is brought to by just for men. keep your edge. >>> just ahead, kate upton fires back at vi

. >>> and now, our "sunday spotlight" shining on the creators of showtime's hit thriller "homeland."es drama that plots parallel many of the security issues we have been talking about this week. from drone strikes to terror threats at home howard gordon and alex gansa reveal how they came up with those fascinating story lines. plus, a sneak peek at season three. >> my name is nicholas brody. and i'm a sergeant in the united states marine corps. >> what story could possibly animated an american soldier in captivity or not to become a traitor. the idea of brody of having gotten close to his captor's son. >> a drone missile hit and destroyed part of a compound in the mountains of northern iraq. >> for that son to be killed among children in a drone strikes, we felt that's something that may take somebody and think twice about who is good and who is bad. >> you have clear views about -- >> i don't -- my only strong personal view is that it's a very complex issue. and there are no answers to it. war is a messy business. i'm only a television writer. so, i don't pretend to be an analyst. i

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. >> tonight on the showtime network, "60 minutes sports" will tell the story of the controversial trainer will try to help kevin krigger make history, doug o'neill. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. sponsored captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> we need to look through their histories, their pedigrees, all the testing results that we have had in the past, perhaps retest. >> those bad bolts on the new bay bridge, kpix 5 has learned new numbers pointing to a much bigger headache for caltrans. >> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the major players charged with coming up with a fix for those bad bolts on the new bay bridge met today in sacramento. the idea: to get all parties to sign off a solution. but we have learned it's not just a few dozen brittle bolts worrying caltrans. kpix 5's phil matier tells us the number is much larger. phil. >> reporter: that's right. the question is: what shape are the bolts? big ones and small

we had one over at the bay bridge earlier but they just canceled that right before showtime. so all lanes are also reopened on the nimitz. we are going to be talking about this later on in the show. there was a gun battle overnight shortly after the warriors game let out. and one person dead, for a while traffic completely shut down on the freeway both directions around 2:30 this morning though they were able to reopen the freeway. so now everything quickly returning to normal. no delay at all between downtown oakland and 238. yeah, so 880 is a great option this morning including if you have a flight to catch at oakland airport. they just cleared this accident northbound 280 by page mill road so that was along 280. we were seeing slight delays no longer the case and 880/237 for silicon valley commuters coming around that bend still 7 minutes between 880 and 101. 101 itself along the peninsula moves well through the altamont pass, no delay all the way through the livermore valley heading towards the dublin interchange. 18 minutes, that's a good drive time, coming out of the al

. >> then showtime. paraded in front of the pitman parents. >> ginger zee escorted by ron claiborne. >> party time! >> with the promenade over, it was time to head out to the site of the dance. translation, limo time. >> all right, all right. >> let's do this. no sooner had we arrived at the dance when we found out that a prom king and queen had already been selected. how about "gma" king and queen? >> turns out the student body had put us to a vote earlier in the night. >> who is it going to be? who is it going to be? i guess we'll find out. >> prom king -- ron claiborne! we crown our queen -- bianna golodryga! >> i'd never won anything like this in my life. >> so glad we had a couple of official prom portraits as keepsakes of the moment. >> and then, there was our first royal dance. ♪ and i owe it all to you >> got to give it to ron he has some 21st century moves. >> it was hard for me to keep up. >> how do 21st century high school students prom it up? if they're anything like the kids at pitman, they

we had the biggest reality show on showtime. it's called gigolo. as a joke around.le where we have for gigolos in los vegas. male prostitutes next four -- next door to where we have the american bible challenge. liz: you have turned the industry upside-down. the you think the big studios survive in the future? >> i definitely think they survive. there will have to evolve and adapt. liz: a relativity media. thank you very much for joining us. he has turned the industry upside-down. he is a nice jewish boy. can you believe that. about five minutes away from the closing bell. stay tuned. we will be right back. ♪  . . @ why are 8 million people why are 8 million people sleeping better tonight? they went to a sleep number store. the only place in the world you'll find the sleep number bed. clinically proven to help each of you sleep more soundly. with dual air technology, it allows you to adjust to the support your by needs. each of your bodies. and the only place you'll find sleep professionals that will help you find a number that will change your life. your sleep

they, netflix and ted their company-- paid us what anyone else would have paid us, whether it be showtime or hbo or possibly the network for these episodes. so in that way it was quite comparable. and i think it just helps you build your show, get it to syndication, get it to other -- you know, to other income streams quicker than maybe, you know, the alternative direction. >> ifill: so, eric, if you're the consumer in this formula and you are thinking, well, maybe i can watch everything on my ipad, why should i bother to pay for cable anymore? is this a threat to cable companies or to broadcast? >> well, one of the things that you can't get is you can't get live news necessarily. that's harder. and you can't get live sports. you can't watch the super bowl necessarily. there's a lot of live sporting events, football especially, that you can't necessarily see online. and so that's where cable companies are drawing people in. that's one reason why espn, for example, can charge so much per subscriber, more than $5 per subscriber for their service. because that's something that you can't nece

dennis: never saw homeland on showtime, watch it on demand, episode after a visit in these large blocksmething we can do more to mind and their increasingly willing to let their shows run anywhere all the time. that helps with this hole -- dagen: who do plus you can get it. >> live on any laptop or ipad. dennis: much more coming. connell: dennis is a big "imus in the morning" fan. the imus radiothon for the imus radio kids for cancer continues one more day tomorrow and we will be there tomorrow. you can keep your donations coming throughout the day watching this throughout the morning, the phone number 888-284-imus or go to imus.com and keep the donations coming throughout the day and we will continue with the radiosonde tomorrow. the check the imus cattle ranch kids for cancer. connell: you will your business be targeted next? concerns after the associated press phone records received and the irs apparently targeted the tea party. all-star panel ahead. dagen: do you need me to say that slowly? clusters in the industry, cheryl and that is that a company official who is concerned about t

the pay-per-view fight airs on showtime which is a division of cbs. >>> if you're thinking about yourn just a sec. first terrell brown takes us inside a brooklyn hotel steeped in old-school cool. >> reporter: williamsburg is one of brooklyn's oldest industrial areas. and now home to one of its coolest hotels. the wyatt. >> it started about six years ago. it had to do with beer and the back of a napkin and the idea that brooklyn didn't have a hotel that really represented brooklyn. >> reporter: peter lawrence took on the project of converting a 1901 factory into a modern-day hotspot that preserves the building's past life. >> we left everything we could. all the columns, all the beams inside the rooms you have the existing feeling that's been there for 100 years and the timber was probably 100 years old when they put it in. >> reporter: the 72 guest rooms also incorporate the original materials. while giving visitors a taste of new brooklyn. >> like all the rooms in the hotel, we tried to incorporate some of the great talent that's in our neighborhood and in our community. so the wallp

showtime pay-per-view will carry it live. >>> coming up he's one of the favorites to win the kentuckyeet kevin kriger. >>> and we're back with walt cronkite of cbs news. you know how many times i'm in the hallways of congress with walt and i introduce him to some member of congress and i say this is walt cronkite iv. they do a double take. >> i bet. >> did you always know that you wanted to go into journalism like your grandfather? >> no, i didn't. i knew i always loved politics and history. and he encouraged that very much. >> i'm sure. >> i didn't know i wanted to go into journalism. i decided that four or five years ago. i love it so much. >> you're great at it. >> i love working for you. >> he's a multitasker. i didn't even know that he was working on a little something called "cronkite's war." but it took you three years. >> three years. and long term project. working with the professor. i started my senior year of college. it's been fun. it's been interesting to learn about my grandfather. >> you spent a lot of time with your grandfather, didn't you? >> i spent the summers with

the original shows will be moving from showtime to tv guide.ight, that's fantastic for us. so the idea that we have a great programming partner. it's two strategic partners as opposed to lion's gate and a private equity fund. it's night and day. >> now another television question about madmen. there's only one more season made after the current one. isn't it a mistake to end a show when it's so successful? >> never say never. we just wrapped up this year. then we have next year. madmen has been an enormous success for us. we like to continue our relationships with talent. you'll see a continuation of the relationships with both talent. >> never say never. we may see an eighth season of madmen. >> that's really a discussion with matt and amc. and it's basically going to be a joint decision if it were going to happen. >> michael burns, thank you so much for joining us. kelly, over to you. >> julia, thanks for bringing that up. >> the markets mean session highs here. we opened with futured looking at 70-point gap down. we reversed a lot of that on

. >> that was a seen from showtime's "homeland" the co-creator of the hit drama and wide range of othertors from music to design and technology are featured in "fast company's" list of the 100 most creative in business. with us the editor of "fast company" bob safian. bob, thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks for having me here. >> that was the work of somebody on your list. tell us about it. >> yeah. >> the list is about the most creative people in business in all different areas, right? >> right. >> television is one of the areas, although it's not the only one. >> you call it the brainiac box, now. >> the television, listen we know ratings on a lot of shows, or there's talk about not as many people watching certain kinds of tv, but what we notice is that shows that are distinctive, that have -- are attracting audiences of scale with really creative and special kinds of programming, they're doing very well just as you guys are. >> donny, once a vast wasteland. >> yeah. >> once a vast wasteland and they call it the brainiac box. >> tv is in its golden year. because the cable

." >> interesting on showtime, ray donovan described like the sopranos based in the world of hollywood comes in and fixes it. it's set in the world of hollywood but has a little -- >> he's olivia pope. okay. "graceland" another one that's new? >> another usa network, darker than the shows like "psych" or "monk" but inspired by true events. these undercover agents are living in a beach house. their undercover world but then they're partying on the beach. inspired by true events. this actually took place. a beach house was seized from a drug lord and undercover agents used it as a safe house. really interesting. >> fan favorites we've got the "true bloods," "newsroom," what else? "the killing" coming back. a lot of people thought that was over, done with. they revived it through a deal with netflix. it takes place a year after the season ended with a new murder mystery, serial killer murder mystery. "true blood" huge fan favorite coming back. there's a big divide between vampires and humans. the government all out declaring war on vampires. >> we'll have to see. >> and "newsroom," behind