when 1989 came, the fall of the berlin wam, it was celebrated of a victory over the communist system, which in a way it was. it was not the way it was celebrated in europe - they were more neutral. and celebrated - if you use the word - in the u.s.s. r which performed a narrative of letting the former republic and satellites to go. that was a feeling that the u.s.s. r had deep trouble, transformed into russia. it was not hope about the central eastern countries joining n.a.t.o. there was an understanding that the border would not be extended. then the shooting came, and vladimir putin had a plan of re-establishing what he saw as an historical right for russia. but by the time the u.s. or so it says, had the only super-power in international relations, and the misunderstanding is there. russia sees the war as not during the cold war, but its sphere of influence, and the u.s. sees it as the only superpower. the problem is that as things stand, look at the map area, what is happening in libya, iran, syria, there's no way they can fix those things. iraq and libya and afghanistan remember.

. >>> in fast-forward, the fight for a living wam. wal-mart has been in the cross-hairs. the company took in billions in profits, workers are not necessarily. chris bury met a wal-mart worker struggling to live on her salary. >> reporter: the sun is up when 60-year-old charmaine gibbons thomas rides the first of two buses to that store outside chicago. she has been working there for eight years. you have been working there for earn? >> i earn $11 an hour. >> that is more than the $825 minimum wage, but supporting the daughter and grand-daughter, the line. >> i have to get up at five. >> $19,530 for the family of three. barely enough to cover rent. >> i'm a full-time associate. averaging 32-35 hours. i worked 29 hours this past week. with that, it's far below the living wage. we have to make a hard decision what to pay, how much to pay here and there, just to keep things going. >> have you had gas turned off? >> yes. my gas is turned off now. >> reporter: why? bill. >> how do you cook without gas. >> electric hot plate. >> reporter: with the hot plate. >> yes, i'm a little

. >> the battle of buick rah seems to be almost over but it's ending not with wam per but with a banghard to imagine what cbs news would have been like over the last seven years would bob simon. >> you don't think socialism evolves -- >> reporter: for decades his reports were the centerpiece of major broadcasts from world events from places like the philippines. >> reporter: bosnia. >> if it shuts dund pulls out, sarajevo will become a slaughterhouse. >> reporter: and haiti. >> reporter: it is the survival of the fittest. >> reporter: just to name a few. >> reporter: childhood was canceled in sarajevo this year. it is a casualty of war. the agreement this time was for a cease-fire, and here it is on the streets of row mala it gives new meaning to the words fra chiej truce. >> reporter: bob simon's voice was distinctive not just the words in timber but in the words he spoke. >> reporter: and it keeps getting worse. bigger battles, more funerals flags being turned into shrouds, the only peace, the peace of death. >> you can watch all of "60 minutes" tribute to bob simon on cbsnews.com.

we have the clouds and humid air and wam air. with with the -- warm air.the cloud cover, we're not going to cool off. watch out for fog as you drop the kids off for school tomorrow. san jose 46. we're still counting, this may be the last night we count. last widespread rainfall is 41 days ago. dry again tomorrow. but then finally for the first time this calendar year rainfall. the process to get us the rain actually began a couple of days ago. super warm on saturday when the ridge was right over us. it is down over southern california. it is going to settle right over south of arizona. a wonderful thing when it does that, all the rainfall that is up to the north and off to the west, will this time have the opportunity to make it here. if anything, the ridge will be the steering mechanism to get the rainfall here because all that moisture will hit the ridge, go up and over it but this time, up and over it isn't seattle or vancouver, up and over it is right here in the bay area. this is going to be a prolonged soggy stretch. and napa counties, the rain will

not only talking wam inging warmer weather, higher fire danger. >> always a concern. thank you. turning to sports now, this morning third-round play of the at&t pebble beach national pro-am begins at 8:00 a.m. at pebble beach golf links spy glass hill golf course and monterey peninsula country club. today buster posey matt cain and bill murray are at pebble beach. the leader board is starting to take shape. here is colin rush with the highlights of this morning's sports report. >>> good morning. after winning at pebble beach two years ago brandt snedeker number four in the world. he's since dropped to number 63. sned searching to regain his form and it looks like he has. friday another picture perfect day on the monterey peninsula. condoleezza rice can play. started taking the game serious about six years ago, pretty competitive, too. a 5 hand yiy cap, teeing off at pebble. if you of played this hole you know how tough it is. guides it down the alley funnels to within about three feet and he would make that birdie putt. pretty good. bill murray fo

where the africa federation's cup features the winner of africa two major club keingsz getting there as wam week liners. chris bosh is out for the rest of the season at least. the miami heat fort worth has blood clots on one of his lungs. he was admitted today a hospital in florida on thursday after not feeling well for several days. his team says he is resting comfortably. >> romanio, halep has won the dubai championships. she beat carolina in the final to claim her 10th wta singles title and the second of the year. the win ensures she will climb back to number 3 in the world rankings. the two boxers widely considered to be the best of their generation are finally, set to meet in the ring. after years of negotiation, the fight between many pacquiao and floyd mayweather junior will happen on may 2nd, it is called a match made in money. >> reporter: it's the side boxing fans were all over the world have been waiting for: a match-up between arguably the two greatest fighters of this generation. floyd money mayweather set to go head to head with many packman baccalaureate. >> it finally, happe

wam to the halftime show.tarting lineup, jim lebenthal, president of lebenthal asset management, josh brown is the ceo of rit holtz wealth management and jon and pete najarian ohm optionmonster. crude joke after a surge is the worst really over for oil? or will black gold hit the skids yet again? burritos or bust? high flyer chipotle chewed up after earnings. is the pullback a buy or signs of a momo stock about to go bust. the best levels of the day right now, one of the biggest bulls on wall street unwavering in his outlook. tony dwyer his target for the s&p 500 is among the highest on the street, back with us now. good to see you again. a note, the most difficult thing to do in a correctship is buy it if it has yet to show a dramatic decline. is that what we've been in, a correction, has it run its course? >> we're still in it calling its no man's land. the first quarter correction of 5%, 10%. we have 5%. i'm going to break a cardinal rule and say i have a strong feeling, i just $iddon't. i think until you

wam to the halftime show.neup, jim lebenthal, president of lebenthal asset management, josh brown is the ceo of rit holtz wealth management and jon and pete najarian ohm optionmonster. crude joke after a surge is the worst really over for oil? or will black gold hit the skids yet again? burritos or bust? high flyer chipotle chewed up after earnings. is the pullback a buy or signs of a momo stock about to go bust. the best levels of the day right

we got him coming up on "gma," so don't go anywhere. [ cheers and app >>> wam welcome back everyone.ere later. >> yes, join me, please. >> i'll shame you all into going out there with me a little bit later. >> i would like to point out on the program i was just outside with cody simpson, check. >> all right, young lady. give us "pop news." >> i will and i want to begin with this. huge fan of both of these artists i was excited and i know a lot were talking about katy perry and john mayer may have been back together. maybe the third time is a charm. not officially a "pop news" investigation but i do have pretty solid proof to confirm that they are, in fact, a couple. yes, that's right. it looks like john mayer interviewed the other night, left shark on -- he was filling in for ferguson and he got this big score, robin, i know everybody from our network was trying to get the big get. the left shark. but it was john mayer who got it. does it prove he may or may not have got an in? >> i don't. >> listen. >> could be. >> the song that they sing together on her new album, or sort of new, f