i'm vinita nair. the presidential contenders of both parties are already focused on the new york primary april 19th. for the democrats, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are taking off the kid gloves. each accuses the other of not being qualified to be president. sanders won six straight states and faces an jul hill bat al gainst clinton in the big apple. nancy cordes reports. >> you might recall earlier this week there was some talk about the sanders campaign having regrets that he went easy on clinton earlier in the race. well that is no longer the case. he is making up for lost time and he even questioned whether she should be running for president at all. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks that i am "not qualified" to be president. let me just say in response to secretary clinton -- i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- >> reporter: the surprising jab capped a day of escalating attacks. though clinton didn't actually call sanders unqualified. >> i am by far the better choi

i'm vinita nair. >>> the presidential candidates are in a new york state of mind. >> i love these people. these are my people. >> and senator bernie sanders is here in our studio. do you believe secretary clinton is unqualified to be president? >>> also tonight, another driver is killed by a defective airbag. this time a teenage girl. >>> the irs warns, con artists are targeting taxpayers. >> i was freaking out. i was so scared. i didn't want my parents to go to jail. >>> and extreme sports in a war zone. >> announcer: this is the "overnight news." >>> good evening. scott is off. i'm charlie rose. as the democratic presidential candidates took to the sidewalks of new york the tenor of the campaign was approaching the gutter with each side raising questions about the other's qualifications for the highest office in the land. 12 days before the critical primary our cbs news tracking poll shows hillary clinton, the former new york senator with a ten point lead over brooklyn born bernie sanders. here's na

vinita nair has the tour. what is total square footage?square feet. >> how many dining spaces? >> there are four separate dining spaces all doing slightly different things. >> reporter: every room in chris cannon's latest restaurant is curated like a modern museum. >> is this one of the pieces of art you had commissioned? >> yes. >> reporter: eating in the dining room the art complements the view. like a picture book view. in the wintertime when there is snow everywhere it is beautiful. summertime it is beautiful. >> reporter: if you are drink in one of two bars. the art is the view. >> i bought 3/4 on e-bay. >> yourself? >> yeah. i bought so much stuff. i started putting stuff tup. i was like, oh, my god, i have to buy 40% more. so big. the place. the place, jockey hollow was built for the at & t president in 1916, served as city hall for decades. when cannon saw it for the first time it was abandoned. >> soon as you saw it. >> you see spaces you are immediately extrapolating what you will do it. >> reporter: his drive to create unique di

from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm vinita nair. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, april 13th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> with the gop on a collision course to a brokered convention, house speaker paul ryan says count him out. but points to a potential pick for alternatives. ted cruz or donald trump? >> the people of north carolina are entitled to both privacy and equality. >> a change of heart for north carolina's governor. with an executive action, he tweaks his state's so-called bathroom bill, but keeps the most controversial part in place. >>> a blow to health officials hoping to stop the spread of the zika virus in the united states. lawmakers short-changed the fight against the virus with the president calling their actions ultimately insufficient. >>> and another round of wild weather slams the south. a look at the damage texas will be waking up to this morning. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm an

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm vinita nair. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, april 8th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the presidential candidates are in a new york state of mind, taking swipes to win over voters and proving they have got the stomach for new york politics. >>> the search widens for the man in the hat. the new video of the brussels suspect virtually vanishing after the attack. >> top down on the convertible. that is kind of nuts. >> reporter: doughnuts, spin-outs and selfies. see the ride that captivated l.a. for hours. >>> and saved from the flames. a bear cub gets a new lease on life and a new name. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> what is turning out to be a critical primary in new york is 11 days away. with each passing day, the democrats are sounding more like the republicans, unleashing trump. don champion is here in new york with much more. >> good morning, meg. >>> the stakes are high for the

vinita nair is following this. >> reporter: the motive for the killings remains unclear tonight, but the rhoden family was clearly targeted. eight of them were killed execution style. ohio attorney general mike dewine. >> it would appear all of them were shot in the head. it would appear also that it occurred during the night. we had victims who were in bed. the one mom, apparently, was killed in her bed with the four-day-old right there. >> reporter: police say the four-day-old survived the shootings, as did a six-month-old and a three-year-old. all eight were found in four locations just a few miles apart. >> my phone's been burning up. >> reporter: phil fulton, pastor of the nearby church, described the victims as a woman, her ex-husband, and her >> it's such a tragic, tragic situation what's happening. and i can't imagine what they're going through right now. >> reporter: pike county sheriff charles reader told residents to remain vigilant. >> i am telling you they are armed and dangerous if they're still at large. >> reporter: scott, tonight, investigators say there is a possibi

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm vinita nair. ♪ ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday the race for the white house heads to new york with pressure mounting on front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton. the back of the pack ratchets up the rhetoric. >>> use of force. cell phone video shows a texas cop body slamming a 12-year-old girl to the ground. ♪ i'm proud to be an okie from us

from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm vinita nair.by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, april 13th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> with the gop on a collision course to a brokered convention, house speaker paul ryan says count him out. but points to a potential pick for alternatives. ted cruz or donald trump? >> the people of north carolina are entitled to both privacy and equality. >> a change of heart for north carolina's governor. with an executive action, he tweaks his state's so-called bathroom bill, but keeps the most controversial part in ac

vinita nair has the story. >> high school sexting scandal last year was the catalyst for this bill.rs and police pushed for legislation to combat what has become common place, juveniles distributing explicit photos. some worry the new law could turn more youngsters into law breakers. you know what we were talking about, right, sexting. >> julie and will of colorado say their kids told them sexting is part of modern teenage life. >> it is more widespread. >> reporter: a colorado bill would reduce penalty for a teen who sext. making it class misdemeanor. current statutes can kid underaged teen sexting a fofrm of child pornography, a felony requiring those convicted to register as sex offenders. >> this bill proposes a charge that we are going to call misuse of electronic images. it doesn't carry the title sexting. when the juvenile progresses to adult hood. that case can be sealed from the public. >> an anonymous tip led officials at canyon city high school to discover a large scale sexting scandal. they found hundreds of images collected and sthard by their students. prosecutors deci

vinita nair is with us. >>> bernie sanders admits in a cbs news interview that hillary clinton has aing resume. this comes after a day of attacks on her qualifications to be president. sanders says he only challenged clinton because she attacked him first. and he would still rather talk about the issues. >> in a wide ranging interview with charlie sanders, he said the campaign should not be for what he called tit for tat criticism. >> the charges she wasn't qualified was startling from the beginning because the clinton camp considers her credentials to be one of her strongest assets. sanders sat down last night for what was a con ten shows interview trying to say he was sending a message to the clinton camp he is not going to be pushed around. >> she has years of experience. she is extremely intelligent. >> what should she say? >> i have some experience too. >> pressed by charlie rose, bernie sanders admitted that democratic front-runner hillary clinton is qualified to run. >> secretary clinton, if she is the nominee, i certainly will support her. >> it was a shift from earlier in th

o'donnell and vinita nair.linton is extremely intelligent and has years of experience, and sander said he called her unqualified to be president because she attacked him first. the clinton camp insists she never said he was unqualified. >> clinton did say sanders had not, quote, done his homework when talking with the new york "daily news" editorial board. charlie asked sanders about that last night. >> a lot of people are talking about your interview with the daily news here in new york and talking about breaking up banks and talking about what is necessary to do if a financial firm is too big to fail. >> right, right. >> they say you don't have a plan for that. >> really? >> that you have these ideas but no plan. >> well, okay. >> to lay it out. >> then go to my website, charlie. my senate website. and you'll find legislation that i've introduced which is pretty specific about how we break up the banks. requires is that the secretary of the treasury will determine which banks are endangering the fiscal health

." >> anthony mason and vinita nair join us live with a preview. good morning. >> did he say a cigar room? >> and a barn door. >>reporter: hi, hazel, hi, andrea. >> good morning. >>reporter: coming up the quest to find alien life. we'll go inside the billionaire- backed plan to launch thousands of satellites to some of the farthest reaches of space. can it work? >>reporter: plus from searching for mohammed ali's gold medal to tracking down jim brown's super bowl ring, meet the sports detective that sniffs out the facts amongst the frauds. >>reporter: from his oscar- winning film "boyhood" to his cult hit "dazed and confused" director richard link letter is here to talk about his latest comedy "everybody wants some." >>reporter: all that, your eye opener of the dish and the number one album in the country, the luminneers will perform. >> i love them. >> exciting show. >> we're excited for them too. >> thanks, guys. we look forward to watching. >>> well, one little boy is showing us all that you're never too young to show gratitude to our men and wom

." >> yes, anthony mason and vinita nair, can you handle that house? >>reporter: i can afford the poetry house. >> you may want to change some of the names. >>reporter: coming up a look one of the most anticipated technologies in years is released to the public, but will the oculous rift be the breakthrough moment for virtual reality. >> then he gave up the danger of war photography for swimming with sharks. find out why a single decision changed one man's career and saved his life. >>reporter: also, he's the man at the mic to this year's final four. bill raferty's catch weather then heathers has made him a legend. hear where he gets his classic lines. >> speaking of march madness, their song "turn up" was choazen as a theme song for the ncaa tournament. the song heavy will perform in our saturday session. >> no hoyas in the final four. sorry about that, anthony. next time. >> again. >> didn't mean to rub it in. >>> let's get a final check on the weather. >> all right. showers for today, around the 50s. then tonight the cold air really sinks in. so wha

vinita nair, this is a great >> reporter: good morning. liquid, rodgers was eating plants and drinking water from a pond. in the harsh arizona climate, it dipped to freezing overnight and she meat a shelter and made a fire. after spending more than a week, she was rescued. weak, disorgiented but alive. on a road trip to visit owner grandchildren, the 72-year-old got lost. her car ran out of gas and power and leaving her stranded on a remote stretch of the arizona wilderness. >> i waited until sun-up the next morning, hoping a truck, a car, anybody, anything would go by. even a steer. i didn't care. anything alive. >> reporter: traveling with her dog inside the white mountain apache reservation, rodgers climbed a ridge looking for signs of life and a cell phone signal but would come across no one for nine days. >> i was eating desert plants. my d diving into clover and finding all of the places that were the easiest path for me to take. she was my pathfinder on that journey! >> reporter: the breakthrough came when a rescue team spotted this

vinita nair with details. >> reporter: good morning.lice are combing through missy bevers' emails and more. the atf visited the church with a bomb-sniffing dog. investigators still haven't said if the suspect is a man or woman. despite tips flowing in, police still can't identify this person in a helmet and police jacket days after missing befrs was killed in a texas -- bevers was killed in a texas church. >> maybe it was a crazy crazy. >> reporter: her mother spoke to reporters. >> her husband told her to be prepared, you know. he had worried about something like that that early in the morning. >> reporter: bevers was killed at the creekside church of christ monday morning. she arrived early for her scheduled 5:00 a.m. fitness class. surveillance video from inside shows a suspect roaming the halls before she arrived. police believe these boarded up doors are where the person broke in. >> she seemed a little more reserved. ri >> reporter: mark garcia works at jaime where bevers used to work out. he said in recent weeks, the 45-year-old

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm vinita nair. ♪ ♪ >>> the white house sprays more thanika virus as mosquito season begins. >>> also tonight, the democratic race gets personal. >> maybe secretary clinton might want to apologize to the families who lost their loved ones in iraq. >> oh, man, come on, guy, get out. >> fire runs wild on the great plains. >> and, his life was a song. we'll remember the bakersfield town of merle haggard. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "overnight news". >>> the nation is playing with fire, the warning from the white house budget director who has announced more than half a into the battle against zika virus. zika is linked to birth defects and mosquitoes have spread the virus through most of the western hemisphere. the u.s. could be next. more than 312 cases have been reported in 41 states. but all of those are linked to travel outside of the u.s. dr. jon lapook is looking at how the money could be spent. >> reporter: that's perfect for breeding mosquito larvae. >> translator: tropical disease expert dr. peter hotez has been warning for months th

. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, set free from a life sentence.n is released from prison after new evidence shows he was wrongly convicted in a 1957 murder. >>> then after a historic nba season, the league gets ready to break even more ground by having players wear advertising on their jerseys. >> new music from the lumineers. the band with the number one album in the country will perform ahead in our "saturday session." >>> first, our top story this half hour. at least 32 people are dead in two powerful earthquakes that rocked japan. in the southern kumamoto injured 15,000 people. rescuers are rushing to find survivors in the rubble as the danger of mudslides complications the rescue effort. >> damaged buildings are spread over a wide avenue as after-shocks continue to shake the area. meanwhile, on the same island mt. oso, the largest active volcano in japan is erupting and not clear if there is a link between the earthquake and that eruption. >>> severe storm in the rockies. snow and tornadoes. in elkhart, kansas, a twister was spotted on friday

. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, oculus rift.ual reality? >> guns 'n roses performed together on stage last night in los angeles. >> a photographer goes from covering war to warriors and now to the ocean's great killers. later, why one man says his years of covering conflict has changed the way he sees the world. that is ahead. >>> isis and nuclear weapons in washington. representatives from 50 nations heard president obama talk about the danger of nuclear terrorism. he warned that isis will try to get atomic material to make a nuclear bomb. >> there is no doubt that if these mad men ever got their hands on a nuclear bomb or nuclear material, they most certainly would use it to kill as many innocent people as possible. >> mr. obama reported progress at the summit saying all 50 of the participating nation have tightened security at their nuclear storage sites. >> all of the presidential candidates in wisconsin today. republican donald trump has three events in the state which hold its primary on tuesday. democrats hillary clinton

. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, coming up, the changing face of college admission.re s.a.t.s and no more essays! see how some schools want video shot on cell phone. >> perhaps the biggest golf weekend of the year. we will preview the final round of the masters as jordan spieth tries to repeat as champ. >>> the newest entries to the n. >>> new arrests of terror suspects in belgium. five men are in custody in brussels. they include the last remaining identified fugitive in the november attacks in paris. >> police are trying to determine if the suspect mohamed abrini is the so-called man in the hat who escaped the sued bombing at the brussels airport last month. the raids came one day after police released a surveillance video asking for help from the public. >> keith allen harward is joining his first full day of freedom this morning. the north carolina man was released from a virginia prison on friday where he served 33 years for a crime he did not commit. dna evidence cleared harward from the bite marks prosecutors are relied on. >> whatever i want to do, because i

. >> i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour, honoring his memory with music.ing his am bums in any -- his albums in any form they can. >>> in a special edition of "the dish," we'll take you to a restaurant unlike any other. the jockey hollow is so big and latch lavish, it's being compared to the "great gatsby" mansion. >>> and she's sold millions of albums and collected ten grammys. it's what bonnie raitt has lost that helped shape her new album. anthony will talk to her, and she'll perform just ahead. ♪ >>> first, our top story this half hour. police in ohio are searching for whoever shot and killed eight members of a family in four different locations. the shootings happened on friday near the town of piketon, about 60 miles south of columbus. david begnaud is there with the latest. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's been no mention of a possible motive here in my. oh -- here in ohio. suspects don't know if there's one suspect or no. within the last 12 hours, some 30 people have been questioned by local authorities. our affiliate, wbns,

. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> this half hour, coming up,