won't tell you, but if you ask him what is better, two bottle of vodka for -- he will tell you right a wapwo bottles. course. so i try to-- . >> stephen: that is a level of math that perhaps only russians can do. (applause) >> true. i come from russia. >> stephen: yes. >> from russia with love. >> stephen: from russia with love. >> an math. >> stephen: now in russia, is math the same as it is here or over there is it 2 plus 2 is whatever putin says it is? >> i'm not the one to speak for putin. >> stephen: yes, you might have to go back. i understand-- understand. okay. you not only someone who writes passionately, you actually have performed passionately. you did a the right of love and math, an he rot oik journey into the beauty of numbers and the human form. which features you naked and with equations on the body of your lover. isn't that a little conservative for a professor at berkeley. >> what wouldn't i do to expose the beauty of mathematics. >> stephen: let's show the people you what did (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i might have hit the books a little bit harder as a child am n

. >> this book was such a wake wap call savannah guthrie got married, lost her virginity and became four months pregnant in six days. you go, girl! she's one of the lucky ones. too much girls have been seduced by the feminist lie that women over 30 are remotal doable. the hard truth is that month after month your precious eggs are jumping out of your have giega like -- vagina like rats off a sinking ship. [ laughter ] >> jon: is that what happens? they -- they -- >> what do you think that the egg fairy will take them while you sleep and leave a dollar up your -- pillow? >> jon: no. that's not what i thought. note to self write angry letter to old health teacher. this is no fairytale, jon. these are facts based on opinion. and women need to hear it. [ laughter ] that's why i took the truth to a place where the highest concentration of desperate lonely hags down to their last raisiny eggs spin class. >> are you guys ready? are you guys pumped. yeah, let's do this. >> all right. page 119. girls that know that they are on their last pint of nubile fuel go into over drive. find a husband, hus

this is a former president who already has a few of those and it could be seen as bush responding in a wap. >> he's reluctant to make a statement about his administration. like the rest of the world i think he's wrestling with what it meant. >> much like his presidency, people will likely be polarized in their opinions. >> now, it's a matter of pride in mongolia that they are the bendiest nation on earth. we have more. >> eight-year-old has dreamed of being a contorsionist like her mother. >> i want to be part of a performance. it looked so glamorous. many other young girls want the same thing. for several hours a day, we learn from one of the greats. teaching these children to contort their body is a matter of national duty. they prays the body. not only does it gi flexibility, and beauty, but the young and awed yinses are given inspiration. >> this woman was a contorsionist, starting at the age of nine. she said contorsionism dates back to the 12th century when dancers performed for the leader. it's a different kind of audience the pupils are preparing for now. >> the circus is an import

this is an interesting piece of wap wall art, isn't it?lot's control panel from a space shuttle simulator, and you can actually -- >> reporter: may i? >> please. >> reporter: that interactive wall art went for $4,800. and the spacesuit, even though it never went to space, the final bid was an astronomical $35,000. safe to assume the new owner is over the moon. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," new developments in the search for the malaysian airliner and a closer look at the technology involved in the ocean search. >>> plus, the late night talk show wars. we'll see why l.a.'s mayor is lobbying to bring the late show to the west coast. >>> and actor brooklyn decker joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, april 9. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney

. >> do you think this waps an effect ty offering from the task for. >> the definitions have to be outlined. what buy in is there if there isn't anything to hold it accountable. >> we need to see it coming down the pipe. the law enforcement piece is critical. survivors are criticised when they try to report. that has to change. >> we heard in our other report, title 9 has been available as a resource to colleges or sanctions of colleges before, and yet no college has been punished this way. >> that's true. part of the problem is tilt 9, first of all, you can only file -- title 9 is you can only file within 90 days. if you find out the university was not in compliance, but you found out two years later, it's been absolved by time. a lot is about awareness, for students to know their rights and when it is violated. >> and another university saying even they they tried to comply based on a complaint, tried to come into compliance. they feel they have not fade the federal government and are willing to give up federal found to not be in compliance with tilt nine. is this a -- title 9. is this a

on the video tape she demonstrated she waps on her stomach blindsly swinging the shoe behind her until the boyfriend lost his bam. defense witnessss say the above was treated for alcoholism a year earlier but had relapsed. trehio were 45 years old, a selfproclaimed artist on trial for a murder charge. her lawyer was saying it was selfdefense, the trial is expected to last more than a week, if con contradicted he faces a max of life in prison. john? >> yeah, it's the 25 swings or 25 impacts with the shoe that raise so many eyebrows. she is saying she couldn't see what she was swinging at. >> couldn't see. i think you're doing the legal panel or you or jenna. can't wait to hear about it. >>> we just told you about a series of reports suggesting as many of 20% of enrollees of obamacare have not paid. while the white house talks about 7-point is million enrealees, there are big questions over how much obamacare will cost employers and consumers in the coming year. a survey done by a conservative leaning thing tank, they will face costs as high as $5,900 per worker over the next decade. joi