for more we are joined from los angeles by david stephenson of the california institute of technology. he co-authored the article. so tell us about this moon. you knew about it quite a bit about it before but what did you find and how did you find it? >> so we knew already that incellidus has guisers, water coming out of cracks near the south pole but we didn't know what was beneath the surface. what we have now done by tracking the cassini spacecraft, an orbit around saturn, we figured out there must be excess mass underneath the ice at the south pole. and water will do that because water is more dense than ice. this is an ocean. it is about the size of lake superior, perhaps even larger. and it is about ten kilometers thick. so it is a lot of water. >> so why is this exciting? first of all, this is maybe a basic science question. if this planet is further from the sun than we are and it is incredibly cold, a few hundred degrees below zero, how is it even possible that water exists there? >> the way water is produced there is by tides. incellidus is in orbit around saturn. orbit is n

moments later lance stephenson, the big three.phenson, fifth triple-double of the year and the pacers win, 102-97. >>> for more from the masters including tom rinaldi's conversation with bubba, you want to check out a live "sportscenter," 9:00 a.m. eastern time over on espn. have a great day. >>> so where does a two-time masters champ go for a victory dinner? >> a guy like bubba, probably pretty interesting. check out this tweet. 1:30 from the waffle house. i knew it said champ dinner with the #hashbrowns. the woman next to bubba is his wife angie. good for bubba. >> congratulations to him. >>> up next in "the pulse," a bride doesn't let her own wedding stop her from checking her phone. >> cringeworthy. video of a coat sleeve here that has a mind of its own. what exactly is going on here. own. what exactly is going on here. toward mountains of sand. toward new sites and sensations. toward the true bounty of nature. so let's set our compass for traverse city. and find ourselves, in the magic and the moments of pure michigan. your t

hark stephenson served as the adviser of james camera director of the blockbuster movie "titanic". >>l-built ship and obeying the rules at the time. >> reporter: four days later, the titanic struck an iceberg and fate was sealed. more than 1,500 people perished. for 75 years the luxury liner remained on the sea floor. in 1985, searchers finally realized why the wreckage has eluded them. the transmission turned out to be wrong by 13 miles. the wreckage was finally found split in half resting over 12,000 feet below the ocean surface. still, compared to the search for flight 370, the "titanic" expeditions were at an advantage. >> in this case we don't have a reported stress position. >> reporter: much about the two efforts says stephenson is similar including the use of underwater search vehicles. >> in 2010 they use technology is that almost virtually identical what they are using in the search for the malaysian airliner today. >> reporter: if the wreckage of the plane is found the next step is analyzing it and a lesson learned from the titanic is not to jump to conclusions. >> a lot of

indiana's lance stephenson comes up with his fifth triple-double of the season, and the pacers win, 102 coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," university of kentucky basketball coach john calipari. i'm marlie hall. this is the "cbs morning news." calipari. i'm marlie hall. this is the "cbs morning news." it's built to be as fast as it is strong and fights pain at the site of inflammation. advil has the strength and speed to help you move past pain. advil. make today yours. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. [ female a♪nouncer ] cheerios. get the party started with friskies party mix beachside crunch cat treats. >>> here's today's top stories. a former leader of the ku klux klan has been arrested for killing three people near kansas city, kansas. police say 73-year-old frazier glenn miller opened fire outside two jewish facilities. he's been charged with first-degree murder. >>> and severe storms whipped through the southwest and plain states sunday. at least three tornadoes touched down in southern oklahoma, and a snowstorm snarled traf

paul george to lance stephenson. pacers down. kyle korver with the three. he makes the free throw.ks up six. jeff teague somehow gets this to go. luis scola all over it. teague with 22 points, 10 assists. not a good game for paul george, or roy hint or george hill. hawks win. >>> let's go fourth quarter. the thunder are down four. they trailed by as many as 17. russell westbrook, reservations for four. take another look. we have replay. free throws tied the game at 85-85. we go to overtime. kevin durant not pictured, 0 for 8 from three. mike conley got a sportsmanship award. he had 20 points. the griz win by three. game four, saturday. they are up 2-1, in the series. >> we knew the west would be good. but the eastern conference playoffs are throwing surprises at us. >> don't even get us started about hockey. >> okay. >> we won't. >>> up next in "the pulse," a guy with a unique place in the animal kingdom. it's called a zonkey. >>> and the latest youtube trend. see how talented animators are giving the cast of "frozen" a new tune to dance to. . ♪ this is thriller thriller night ♪ >>

david stephenson. >>> a man tweeted not guilty today in a case prosecutors are calling one of the most frightening they have seen on the pen peninsula. faces 20 criminal charges. the san mateo district attorney said he broke into a house. the 66-year-old woman who lives there came home from the store to find the man burglarizing her house. she said he had a gun and threatened to kill her and her family and burn down the house. showed the suspect tasering the woman and gagged her with a sock. he came and went without neighbors noticing a thing. >> knowing that throughout that every time he came back in he's got her bound and tied up in a closet wondering is he coming in to kill me. so that was a night of tore tore few for her. >>> the home invasion lasted nearly 24 hours and investigators say he used the victim's atm card several different times in different locations to steal her money. >>> for opening day of the san francisco giants season. the warm weather kept things lively for fans tailgating before the game and facing new stepped up security measures as they entered the park. >>>

from sunnyside, new york, y'all give it up for amy stephenson! what's up? amy!use] >> thank you. >> exciting. you been playing a great game, and i know the last time we were here, i was understanding that you like to do knitting and drinking some beer. you got a little group you belong to. >> that's right, that's right. what is it y--what is it called? >> booze 'n' yarn. >> booze 'n' yarn. >> that's right. >> and i know you started out-- you started out, at the time, making me a little tie. wasn't quite finished at the time. >> wasn't quite finished. >> it was a lot more booze goin' on than yarn at time. [laughter] >> maybe so. >> but you've had a little time to work on it, and so let's see what we got. >> that's right. i've had a little more time-- a little less booze-- and a little more yarn. and here you go. >> look at that. that is quality. quality neckwear. classy. but thank you. all right. it look good. now you can do a whole sweater, or we can do an outfit to go with this. >> absolutely. just getting started. >> all right, well, good. we're excited for yo

stephenson.tvu channel 2 news. >>> he faces five charges of negligence of duty and violation of maritime law. these cell phones became available today showing passengers inside the ship as it was listed badly. mostly students are missing. divers spotted three bodies but could not get to them. >>> a hate crime on a college tam campus and the conceptisms today. >>> what under cover agents say they found inside and what the owner told me tonight of the accusation. >>> a reminder that >>> a san jose restaurant is closed tonight after state investigators found violation including nudity and lap dancing. ktvu joining us now from outside the restaurant. and it is not the only place closed recently. >> reporter: you cannot see inside because the windows have been spray painted black. the sign on the floor is off. we have seen dozens of customers coming up only to see this sign that it is closed for a month. one of two san jose's restaurants that have been shut down accused of serving up illegal services.

stephenson. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> he faces five charges of negligence of duty and violation of maritime law. these cell phones became available today showing passengers inside the ship as it was listed badly. mostly students are missing. divers spotted three bodies but could not get to them. >>> a hate crime on a college tam campus and the conceptisms today. >>> what under cover agents say they found inside and what the owner told me tonight of the accusation. >>> a reminder that you can get ktvu news to-go. download the app and click on the live icon and watch all the news broadcast live on your mobile. >>> a san jose restaurant is closed tonight after state investigators found violation including nudity and lap dancing. ktvu joining us now from outside the restaurant. and it is not the only place closed recently. >> reporter: you cannot see inside because the windows have been spray painted black. the sign on the floor is off. we have seen dozens of customers coming up only to see this sign

reporting live in san francisco, david stephenson. >>> a plan for thursday in which friends and family plan to talk on behalf of raymond closure. they claim the charges against him stem from police undercover activity and they also say since chow's release from prison he has made a religious vow not to break the law. >>> passengers aboard a princess crews ship are suspected of having the nora virus. reported at least 2k virus outbreaks in 2012. now the cbc says 26 passengers and 13 crew members have reported symptoms believed to be that of the virus. we are told the ship was sanitized. the slip right now is touring the california coast. >>> antioch city council is said to -- estimate there are 6 cats to every person in antioch. the ordinance would make it a misdemeanor to feed the cats on public property and would limit the number of cats a person could own to five. any more and they would need a permit. animal activists say it is the wrong solution and should work on a spay and neuter bill. tonight is the second final vote. the meeting begins at 7:00. >>> california has more fatal rai

contract plans and cut prices forcing rivals to follow suit poking fun at them at&t ceo randall stephensons a ridiculous pink shirt and either an airing or a horn around a chain. >> i think his name is pronounced like ledger. >> juliett i spend a lot of time lot- julie and i spent a of time in gay paris. >> t-mobile stock price doubled in the time he got there in the first eight months. no otherto sprint, telecom company or other wireless company can say they doubled their stock price so if anybody deserves to get paid, this is the one guy. >> he's doing the job of tito people. he's the spokesperson. he does not need to pay catherine zeta jones anymore. spokesperson and ceo. his first was year. >> t-mobile is setting pace for the other phone companies now. both verizon and at&t coming out with earnings the past few days. even though the earnings were ok, people are looking ahead. they are saying because they are the to the prepaid game, one that t-mobile owns at this point, it will be down for profit down the road but it is already what t-mobile does. them liken issue for it is for the mor

at&t ceo randall stephenson has companyped to show a how to increase customer spending with bottled mediatalia's ceo made the decision after a weeklong trip to the u.s. last month, where he met with executives from qualcomm, microsoft, and amazon. samsung has been chosen by swift federal railways to supply markets and tablets for its ticketing and facility checkup circuses -- services. no word on how much the deal is worth to samsung but they are sure inking deals left and right. we heard about netflix and amazon producing their own television shows, but now microsoft's xbox unit is doing the same thing through unit called x box and in him and studios. a unitichman -- through called xbox entertainment studios. jon erlichman has a closer look. >> microsoft is putting its tv future and it is tied to this. xbox entertainment studios is a unit of xbox created to make original tv shows. >> this is a startup with the help of microsoft. >> led by a longtime hollywood executive, is developing all sorts of shows could a steven spielberg-produced "halo" ser ies, live coverage of the bonnaroo music

he is also an adjunct professor at stephenson university and he's earned his bachelor's degree from theerved as the chair of the state bar association and the dc maryland and virginia chapter and he served as a member of the board of governors and as a member of the national office of the nominating committee. jonathan has advocated for years before the general assembly on immigration and he currently serves on the national conference committee. he is also previously served on the other panels and as the liaison and the distance and as a distance-learning committee. mr. greene has published numerous articles on family law and he's written many others for the school of law journal of legal issues and he's also published a handbook that was released by the american bar association. he's represented the clients on behalf of the maryland volunteer lawyers society catholic charities. he also served as a guest lecture at the maryland city law school, university of baltimore law school and he frequently serves as a witness and consulting attorney on immigration matters. last we have but certai

that that chings stephenson talked about was the broader economic implications in the 21st century workplace can you talk a little about that? we will hear of a lot about what the president is proposing around pay secrecy and collection of pay data and it sensory technical. people don't always talk about that. if we look forward to a 21st-century work lice, what is it we should be aspiring to? what does a 21st-century workplace look like exactly? >> i used to dream. the 21st-century workplace has got to be one in which each individual can realize their potential. where you don't have to leave who you are and what you are at the workplace door whether that means your are a mother or a father for that means you have kids or don't have kids. the things that are part of you that make you who you are and make you the talent that you are, you can actually bring them to the workplace. when i think about work flexibility, what is that all about? it's about allowing you to take the same things you prize and they'll you in your day to day life and bring them to the work lice and maintain them. right n

cfo john stephenson will be joining us with the competition at 8:00 a.m. eastern. :00 a.m. e. . .body. when we come back, a lay for botox maker allergan, ceo michael pearson, here in studio and ready to talk about the offer, how they met, what they plan to do. we'll have all of that right here right after this. ht after . . welcome back. let's check out the futures and i'm told that boeing was like an alarm clock. it hit exactly at 7 and phil le beau, that's his boat. how did they do? >> better than expected on the top and bottom lean. in the first quarter, they earned a dollar 76 vs. the street estimate of a buck 56. whether you take the number last year that included a tax benefit or not. they had better than expected earnings by 2% better or 14% better, revenues stronger at 25 billion. the street was expecting 22 billion. three important things that came out in the earnings report. 11.4% in the first quarter last year. part of that is do you to a higher delivery rate. operating cash flow, that's higher than many on wall street. boeing raised its full year earnings guidance, thi

. >> stephenson was on "squawk box" this morning. >> this is why this business is so hard.ad the release and through the investor briefing you want to own at&t and you got that good yield and getting killed today. as david pointed it had run up. >> we talked about xeps that have beat. a bunch of misses today. owens-corning, intuitive surgical getting walloped at the open here. >> you know, this cree one of the stocks, the light bulb. you keep hoping this is it. they're going to like do the breakout and everyone reiterates buy. owens-corning blew away the number last time. people got their expectations higher. there's -- there are some that aren't great. but you know, both of those are ones where they had raised or people were looking for big things. versus the ones they weren't like boeing. ems, everyone was crazy going vm wear in the quarter. the stock getting killed. it delivered a good number. brinker, symbol eat and deliver a great number. >> with all that dow up 3 points. to mary thompson on the floor. good morning. >> good morning, carl. we turned positive with the do