a lab in england identifies bart whitaker as its owner.lot has the physical evidence he needs to link bart to the murders. >> this is definitely when we said, "we've got it." >> reporter: but where is bart whitaker? sergeant slot obtains an arrest warrant, but he doesn't know that bart, now known as rudy rios, is hiding in mexico. and then, the biggest break of all. a phone call from the real rudy rios -- when we come back. >> reporter: how does a seemingly normal, fun-loving boy raised in a beautiful home by caring parents -- >> what is that? whoa. >> reporter: -- turn into a murderer who would ambush his own family and even take a bullet in the arm to make himself look like a victim? >> that whole plot, it was sort of like a game of chicken between me and the other guys. who flinches? i never really expected chris to pull that trigger. >> did you feel any guilt? did you feel any shame? >> i wasn't feeling much of anything but yeah, it was there. it was just on a level that i wasn't paying any attention to. >> he seems singularly without

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i don't know. >> whitaker: you did bad things?things, yes. >> whitaker: he wouldn't tell us well-appointed, apartmenkevacy look around. germany's worst offenders. you expect to be here until yo >> whitaker:ge stuck to earned the freedom to lve prison every day forworke nearby port. you could escape if you wanted to. >> bernd junge: yes. >> whitaker: but you don't? >> junge: no.taker: n nt to be donwith this>> whitakee murderers are housed, locked up 23 hours a day. than any time in the history of our country, we have the right and left agree that we've-- frankly, screwed up the corrections system for 30 years, and it's time to do something different. it really starts with understanding that, you know, a human being's value isn't diminished by being incarcerated. >> whitaker: what you're talking about requires a huge mind shift on the part of all of us. >> wetzel: it's crossing the grand canyon, is what we're talking about. >> whitaker: since our story first aired, bernd junge earned his release from prison, and so did his fellow i

. >> whitaker: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents," "behind bars." >> tick, tick, tick. >> i think americans think, "crime and punishment." you say punishment is not even part of the goal. >> no. >> in a german prison. >> no. >> at all. >> not at all. >> so, life inside prison mirrors life outside, as much as possible. germans call it "normalization." this place is reserved for the worst of the worst: murderers, rapists, career criminals. >> it is unbelievable. you are in for murder and you have a key to your cell. >> you're a professor at one of the finest law schools in the country. is that something that you thought you would be able to do? >> ( laughs ) no! it makes me laugh, hearing you

mark whitaker joins us now.hat were the main findings of your study, which was pretty wide ranging. mark: we are tracking companies announcements, and essentially tracking the money, how the windfall is being allocated. for the 95 or so companies that have announced -- and the number is going up week by week -- about 6% of the money, about $45 billion in total, is going to workers. >> 6%. >> 6%. of that is going out in the form of one-time is going outt 30% in the form of more permanent wage increases or improving benefits. so, of avenue 58% is going to shareholders, 22% -- about 58% is going to shareholders, 22% in two job creation -- into job creation, and the rest into new products and charitable giving. >> is it too early to be thatsing this, given the tax cuts just passed a couple of months ago? >> i don't know. we are tracking on a live basis. as more companies announce what they are going to be doing, we add that to the list. we have also written to all the companies we cover, about 1000 ispanies, asking

boulevard northbound whitaker avenue, some of the inner lanes blocked, not exactly how many. but just know if you head out there right now maybe give yourself a couple of extra minutes, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, sign spring is almost here. the philadelphia flower show. >> yes, the doors officially open tomorrow. but we manage to get inside early. sneak peak next on "eyewitness news." >> hope we didn't break-in. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. oo6z z12fz y2oo6y y12fy >> happening this weekend, preview of spring inside the pennsylvania convention center organizers putting the finishes touches on the philadelphia flower show which opens tomorrow morning. this year's theme, wonder of water, how to protect and conserve wat

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we do have accident here the boulevard northbound at whitaker avenue, some of the lanes are blocked, and also another accident, new jersey turnpike northbound before route 33, the right lane, the inner roadway blocked. then we have an accident, in delaware, jackknife tractor-trailer, sounds like there might and fuel spill here. now, as well, 95 northbound at 495 north, three lanes are blocked here, and i can guarantee you this, this is going to get very busy, very quickly, jim, back over to you >> thank you, with mother nature beginning to hammer the jersey shore, some of the shore resort towns are trying to protect some of the beaches >> also pro ticking themselves and their property. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live in brigantine, trang, good morning. >> hey, good morning, rahel, jim. right now just getting the light mist rain that's been on and off for about an hour now, we call this, i guess, the calm before the storm. but take a look, right at the brigantine satisfy wall. see the beech just comes right up to the satisfy wall. now, just moment ago, i don't know if you ca

james whitaker is standing down.e in zimbabwe. scotland tied with zimbabwe in their final world cup qualifier group game in bulawayo. scotland needed two runs from the final over to win but tail—ender brad wheal was caught behind for a duck, leaving both sides 210 all out. both scotland and zimbabwe had already sealed progress to the super sixes stage of the tournament. let's round up some of the day's other sport now and the trial of the england all—rounder ben stokes will begin on august the 6th at bristol crown court. he'll miss the second test against india. stokes has today pleaded not guilty to a charge of affray, following an incident outside a bristol nightclub in september last year. team sky are aiming to put recent controversy behind them, they've got a great chance of winning the tirreno—adriatico race in italy. geraint thomas is fourth while team—mate michal kwiat—kowski leads. chris froome among those who helped thomas keep his place, after a puncture. german sprinter marcel kittel won the penultimate s

last night right at whitaker avenue, officers found four shell casings nearby. both men are in critical condition. so far, police have made no arrests cents and have not recovered any weapons. >> well, a brawl breaks out inside south jersey chuck e cheese. >> still ahead we'll tell how was hurt in the fight. plus this. >> i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles with a wrap of hollywood's biggest night and the moment grabbing the headlines this morning. >> and we'll show you one of last night's funnier moment, actors surprised some unwitting movie-goers. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> rahel and i say this all the time, all that grit zester gold. we're live in los angeles with more on who took home a gold oscar statue that's next in " eyewitness news." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >> jimmy kimmel led a group of stars across the street to surprise movie-goers last night, mar

two men being shot in philadelphia's lawncrest section, all happened outside the sears store at whitaker and the boulevard just before 11:00 last night, the 18 year old and 23 year old man both in critical condition. so far no arrests cents. >> and new this morning, bullet goes cents through southwest philadelphia apartment and hits a woman. it happened on the 7100 block of brant place around 12:30 a.m. this morning. police say 79 year old woman was lying in her bed when the bullet came through her first floor window. it hit her in the right knee. >> now, we don't know why a bullet came through this window. we don't know if it was a stray bullet or if they were intentionally firing into the bedroom. that we don't know at this time. >> the woman is in stable condition, her 38 year olson who also lives in the apartment was not hurt. >>> and an investigation is underway after a domestic disturbance led to police involved shooting in montgomery county. officers responded to the 800 block of jenkintown road in abington yesterday afternoon. after a person with stab wounds ran from a home to a

hydroplaning can be certainly an issue, accident here, still out there, roosevelt boulevard northbound at whitaker avenue, the inner lanes blocked there, and another accident in delaware, still out there, 95 north at 495 north, involving a tractor-trailer and fuel spill. three lanes are block there, rahel, jim, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. well case of bad timing at the jersey shore. >> coastline is bracing for another nor'easter, as beaches undergo repairs from previous storms. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live in brigantine, trang, how are the waves right now? >> jim, rahel, you can see, i have an umbrella now, so the rain is really picking up here , some heavy rain, you can hear the waves pretty good over here. but take a look, let me show you, because i know this umbrella is here, but good amount of pounding on the beach here. we are seeing crews here early , into that big light over there, they are working, to prepare this beach for this coastal storm they began this work last night, we have video that far, take a look, adding more sands to the beach to serb of as buffer here in

bill whitaker. >> stephen: and i'm teach stephen.y interview of anderson cooper's interview of stormy daniels. ms. daniels, thank you for sitting with me today. i respect anderson cooper but i believe he left important questions unasked. do you agree? >> of course. >> stephen: first and obviously this is a delicate sufnlgt do you have pictures of the president's -- shall we say executive branch? >> yes. >> stephen: all right, okay. and does it look like either one of these images -- a decorative gourd or a circusnu

bill whitaker. >> stephen: and i'm teach stephen. tonight my interview of anderson cooper's interview of stormy daniels. ms. daniels, thank you for sitting with me today. i respect anderson cooper but i believe he left important questions unasked. do you agree? >> of course. >> stephen: first and obviously this is a delicate sufnlgt do you have pictures of the president's -- shall we say executive branch? >> yes. >> stephen: all right, okay. and does it look like either one of these images -- a decorative gourd or a circus peanut? >> both. >> stephen: chilling. well, was there any foreplay before the act? >> 100%. >> stephen: i see. and what did he say to set the mood? what was donald trump's come-on line? >> you me mind me of my daughter. >> stephen: the only way that could be more disturbing is if he said you remind him of eric. now, complete this sentence -- having sex with donald trump is like -- >> a shark attack. >> stephen: okay. and just to be clear. you only had sex with donald trump to get on the "celebrity apprentice"? >>

. >> fight least to this here at whitaker and the boulevard before 11:00 last night, 18 and if year old men both in critical condition. so far no arrest. >> coming up: president trump who scored for plan on tarriffs with steel anal lam numb fueling concerns of trade war. >> plus an avalanch rescue caught on camera, see how rescuers used their bear hands to dig a snow border out of the snow. >> and it is the biggest fashion show in hollywood, some of the highlights from the oscars, red carpet, coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and hems i, she has a lot it say about the next storm. yes, the next one. headed our way. her forecasts is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ the cs pack wi

the very next day we have a conversation with 60 minutes executive producer and correspondent bill whitaker on the 50 years of 60 minutes. this is an anniversary for the 60 minutes show, as many of you know. on april 4 will be hosting sheila tate who will be speaking about her new biography and former first lady nancy reagan. it's her new book lady in red. on may 17 we will be having a luncheon with administrator linda mcmahon and we hope that many of you can join us for these events. i would just say, before we wrap, thank you for being here senator flake. he and his family have a flight to catch so please, as we wrap up, remain seated and allow them to get out the door so they can go catch their plane. thank you so much. please come again. with that, we are concluded. [crowd chattering]ng -- announcer: now on newsmakers this weekend, our guest is the top democrat on the house budget committee. he talks about efforts to pass an omnibus spending bill. he also talks about other issues including doc i handgun legislation. >> next saturday, we will potentially have tens of thousands, may be mo

people were out of the building in handcuffs and the context of the exposure of bow your heads and whitaker chambers. so -- i was interested first of all in tomorrows of people lis sit afnghts before exposure where they involved in think way in se the marshal plan. >> like bow your heads and chambers i'm not -- clear on exactly what they did lis and went to their exposure whether -- you know, apart from mccarthyism. in a more boots on the ground manner did the fact of their infiltration change how the marshall plan was implemented? >> very interesting question. my previous which i commend to you all battle was about them the creation of the so-called brett and wood situation, to fix exchange rate system, et cetera. and many of the key -- actors in that drama interestingly enough were soviet agents. under fdr and state department was very marginalized and most important areas of -- foreign policy that were allowed to the bureaucracy under rei and so most of the -- consequential spying activity in other words agents of influence within american goth came up within the u.s. treasury. so one th

. >> whitaker: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents," "behind bars." >> tick, tick americans think, "crime and punishment." you say punishment is not even part of the goal. >> no. >> in a german prison. >> no. >> at all. >> not at all. >> so, life inside prison mirrors life outside, as much as possible. germans call it "normalization." this place is reserved for the worst of the worst: murderers, rapists, career criminals. >> it is unbelievable. you are in for murder and you have a key to your cell. >> you're a professor at one of the finest law schools in the country. is that something that you thought you would be able to do? >> ( laughs ) no!

theconfght on the corner of whitaker avenue at the roosevelt boulevard. men are hospitalized and said to be in critical condition. >>> the family of an accused killer in bucks county is nowt. cosmo dinardo and his cousin sean kratz are charged with killing and burying four young men on a farm in solebury township. well, today the families of three of the victims dean finocchiaro thomas meo and jimi patrick filed the suit against din dinardo's family. it says dinardo had documented mental health issues and his parents should have prevented his access to guns and the backhoe in the alleged -- that was allegedly used in the crimes. we are still trying to get the dinardo family to comment. >> ♪ >> health check tonight. people with type two diabetes getting a slight break on some blood sugar levels. the american college of physicians have lowered the target levels for a1c. it reflects blood sugar levels over about three months much the goal used to be seven or less but is now between seven anthe group says aggressive treatment to get the lower levels did not c

forest whitaker's accident bothered me. >> your parents are from nigeria. >> yes. >> you dropped your last name which is hard to pronounce. >> yes. >> how did they feel about you dropping that last name professionally? >> they didn't care about that. they were just -- they were mad that i was being -- i wanted to be a standup. >> right. >> it was more like -- >> what did they want to be. >> i was a premed psych major in college. i love human behavior. my father is like what are you doing? i was like -- >> you're throwing it away. >> has it changed now that you're successful. >> they're happy. it was all about security. >> right. >> what are you going to do for a backup? this is it. >> i'm all in. >> are they funny people. >> they are very funny people. always had -- my brother, sister, everybody is funny. you know how your parents have their own kind of humor. everybody has a sense of humor. that is why i'm going to tell you guys on this channel, everybody has suggestions for comedians that are not performers. they always have to say do you know what you can do with that joke? no. i d

katie whitaker from mom's demand action, which was organization formed after the unfathomable tragedy at sandy hook elementary school and she happens to be an alum of marjory stoneman douglas high school and has had nice conversations about it, so i am -- about it. start with you, trevor, if i may. tell us what the second amendment means, what you think the supreme court should have done, did do, and what does the second amendment leave in terms of rooms of maneuver and public strategies? mr. burrus: thank you for coming. i do not know if heretic is the right word, but some from the other side who are perceived to be in this room, i want to start by saying i do not own guns. i do not like guns very much. i got into the gun policy research because i wanted to know what is going on. i will disagree with people on the panel, but it is trying to figure out the problems that larry stated. when it comes to the second amendment is that you have a right to self-defense, which, i think, is hard to say you do not have in a basic sense. if you are attacked, it would be hard to say you do not hav

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. >> executive producer jeff fage rel whitaker, and on april 26th we'll have a newsmaker event with anthony scaramucci. everybody, thank you so much for being here today. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> tonight booktv is in prime time with a look at education. william ayers and crystal lara share their perspectives on public education in "you can't fire the bad ones." lans izumi on his book, the corrupt classroom. economics professor brian kaplan talks about his book, "the case against education." boden college dean charles dorn examines the impact of higher education in his book, "for the common good." and tara westover talks about her book, "educated." booktv all this week in prime time on c-span2. >> tonight on "landmark cases," join us for gideon very wainwright as we explain the story of clarence gideon who challenged the state of florida which had denied him access to an attorney. >> the next case on the docket is the state of florida versus clarence earl gideon. what says the defendant, are you ready for trial? >> i'm not ready, your honor. >> did you plead not guilty to this

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. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley.tories tonight, on "60 minutes." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, guys, i read that president trump's attorneys want to keep his meeting with robert mueller as short as possible. when mueller suggested an hour, the lawyers whispered to trump, "that's two 'paw patrols.'" [ laughter and applause ] big news this week. i read that trump's national security adviser h.r. mcmaster is stepping down. [ audience oohs ] trump's glad he's leaving because his heart would stop every time his phone said "call from h.r." it's like -- [ laughter ] "oh, they caught me. oh, no, they caught me. don't pick it up. nobody pick it up. it's h.r." i saw that robert mueller's team has four topics that they want to ask trump about in an interview. well, we actually got a hold of the topics, and it sounds like he's going to have some trouble coming up with the answers. tale a look. the categories are, first -- tv channels besides fox news. [ laughter ] next there's don jr.'s birthday. uh-oh. [ laught

whitaker, 100. i like that chapeau. nothing he would rather do than cheer on the dallas cowboys.elebrate the big day with her whole family. there you have it. >> awesome. the gang is all here. we have sheinelle and willie with what's coming up on "weekend today." sheinelle, you first. >> tomorrow, everything you need to know to get ready for the oscars, including predictions on who will and should win. plus, what will make the oscars stand out. i am flying out. i need you to make sure the weather gods -- >> you'll be fun. >> we pick it up on oscar sunday. in the middle of the "black panther" phenomenon, we have black panter. he sat down for the interview and took a deep breath. he said, is this what the beatles felt like when they came to new york. he is in the middle of this incredible ride as the movie gets towards $1 billion in the box office. a thoughtful guy. you'll enjoy it on sunday. >> thank you so much. >>> "megyn kelly today" is up next. first, a check of the local news, your weather after these messages. >> have a great weekend. >> have a good weekend. >>> good morning