[laughter] gayle: no. there's something about the violin that you liked and after 15 years, you switched over to the piano. vijay: i think it was pretty early when it started. my sister started on the piano the same time i started on the violin. they had this banged up piano in the house. as a child, my first impulse was to bang on it. gayle: you never had any lessons. you were able to pick it up and you were able to play it. is that what it means? vijay: it took a long time. partly through the process of studying violin and the way you teach a three-year-old to play is initially by ear. that is how it should be. that is what music is -- sound we make with our bodies. in the west, we tend to think of it as mediated by sheet music, but it is still something we do. the connection with the ear is the most important one for a musician to have. i started learning by ear with the violin as part of the training -- it is the suzuki method. because of that, i think that gave me some kind of perspective or some init

gayle: but she was always the sane one. she was very stable, but she had kind of a crazy side that would manifest it dealt from time to time. when i look back on that -- i saw you on "frasier" back in the day, and then " transamerica" back in 2005, when you were nominated for an oscar. illicitly: i have to give kudos to duncan, who wrote the script. as i started working on the script in getting coached by these wonderful women who were transgendered, they were my heroes. he was sort of before the waves. i remember going to "desperate housewives" and saying, we need a transgendered character. it just was not on their radar. gayle: nobody was talking about that. back then, it would have seemed very on and strange. now i think people are at least open to hearing about it and wanting to know, what is it exactly? felicity: it is wonderful. the less things that divide us, the better. gayle: i'm curious about william h macy. he is her husband. what does the h stand for? felicity: hall. gayle: we saw you at one of the awards shows.

gayle: talk about working with him. we know john ridley from "12 years of slave," and he also wrote for "the fresh prince of bel air." he has done a lot of very important writing. what was it like working with him and executing his vision? what did he say he wanted to happen on the screen? felicity: he has a very clear vision. when i kept coming to him and saying, is barb a racist? is she a bigot? how come she says these things? he would never answer these things. she is there to get justice for her son. her son was just killed. she said the wrong thing, ok let's keep moving forward. it was his voice, his vision. at the same time, he was very collaborative. he was willing to listen. he was willing to say, how do you want to do it? i have strong feelings about how barb would look, and he was fine with that. gayle: i thought she was very -- is "mousy" the word? is that the word? felicity: i think she has been so eat up by life, she is very protected. internally, she is parched. emotionally. i felt like, everywhere she cam

>>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. this morning the ambassador of south korea has 80 stichls after an attack. mark lippert is recovering from knife woulds. it happened yesterday just before a planned speechen the divided korean peninsula. >> police say 55-year-old kim k ki-jong attacked him. he was talking about righteous empowerment. >>> the storm front extends for more than a thousand miles. forecasters expect more than a half a foot of snow from arkansas to new jersey. there are lots of traffic problems in texas. cars are spinning out in the ft. worth and dallas area. >>> if boston gets 2 inches of snow today it will set an all-time record. the city has got almost 9 feet of snow this winter. it is dampening people's spirits and hurting the local economy. anna werner is a diner in south boston where customers are hard to find. anna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. if you want to get an idea just how hard it can be to get to work or to shop or to get to a restaurant, take a look at this sidewalk. the

gayle? >> thank you, anthony. >>> winter is beginning to ease much of its grip on the country this morning. hip hip hooray on that. farther up the cape icebergs dot the shoreline. you're looking at live pictures. but the huge chunks of ice are not expected to last very long. >>> it has certainly been a winter that few of us will forget. ahead we'll look at winter's worst moments in case you were hibernating. >>> the families' revealing >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by jcpenney. when it fits, you feel it. >>> conservationists are taking extreme action to save rhinos in south africa. >> reporter: this is an emergency intervention. i do believe that if we don't do this rhinos could go extinct in certain parts of africa. >> ahead, why the workers are caging up the creatures to save them from a potentially dangerous fate in the wild. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." wvo: caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am

gayle? >> thank you, mike. two senior agents allegedly drove a vehicle into a white house barrier last week after a day of drinking. good morning. >> good morning. considering else the secret service has been through recently and the fact that it's under new management it created shock and disbelief at the white house. at first they thought it was a joke laced with too much irony, but it's very real. >> mike connolly second in command on president obama's detail and senior adviser george ogilvie have been stripped of their majt duties and assigned to desk jobs. there was a suspicious package investigation at the white house. they were returning from a retirement parties for outgoing senior spokesman ed don oh van and allegedly near the white house. the investigation will focus on drunk driving and whether they overualed to conduct field sobriety tests. this is the first real test oh joseph clancy. he replaced julia pierson who abruptly stepped down due to security breaches. in september, a fence jumper made it

gayle? >> gossip indeed. thank you, mark at the gridiron dinner, russian ambassador at our table and i said to him, reports he's in switzerland with a baby he goes i cannot say that that story is true. i don't believe that's the case. so -- to be continued for sure. thank you, mark. >>> in switzerland this morning the secretary of state john kerry resumes critical negotiations with iran limited to nuclear program. negotiators face a deadline for a deal just two weeks from now. john kerry is under intense political pressure back home. in lausanne and sat down with an interview. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. secretary kerry told me he hope as deal will be possible in the next few days. he met this morning for the first time with iran's top nuclear negotiator since that political firestorm erupted in the u.s. and that has added pressure to close what is already a high-stakes negotiation. secretary kerry has said he'd only accept a deal that guarantees iran will not build a nuclear weapon. bu

gayle? >> all right the investigation is certainly just beginning. thank you very much, mark phillips. >>> let's bring in now captain sully sullenberger cbs news av use and safety expert. sully, good morning to you. this is such a devastating news and turn of events. this story just keeps getting worse. the head of lufthansa says had moment ago he was speechless shocked, can't imagine any one of his pilots could have done such a thing. love to hear your thoughts on this surprising turn of events. >> it is a shocking and very disturbing turn of events. and i share that concern. i was a professional pilot over 30 years. been flying fou inging now for 48 years. this apparent deliberate act if validated was anathema to everything that every professional pilot stands for, believes, and dedicates his life or her life to on a daily basis to protect your passengers. >> lufthansa also said this morning they pride themselves on recruiting the best pilots that the pilots are given a yearly medical exam

gayle? >> all right, thank you, anthony. >>> winter is beginning to ease its grip on much of the country this morning. hip, hip hooray on that. chunks of ice traveling down the cape kotdcod canal as weather gets warmer. looking at pictures from wellfleet this morning with huge chunks of ice not expected to last very long. >>> it has been a winter few will forget. ahead, a look at winter's worst moments in case you were hibernating. >>> relatives of three london schoolgirl whose ran off to join isis said police failed to warn them it could happen. revealing testimony to >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by jcpenney. when it fits, you feel it. >>> conservationist it's taking extreme action to save rhinos in south africa. >> reporter: this is an emergency intervention. i do believe that if we don't do this rhinos could go extinct in certain parts of africa. >> ahead, why the workers are caging up the creatures to save them from a potentially wvo: caring for someone with alzhe

. >> gayle, gayle, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> nick? >> how are you doing? >> weirdly enough you should be twice more likely to sniff your hands. to detect the signals in our sweat. the new scientist posted a video, israeli study done by the weissman institute of science. it's posted to scientists.org. they got 153 participants, they were videoing and connected all sorts of sensors to them especially with with regards to air flow through the nose. what they found 22% of the time people spent, when they put their hands to their face they were sniffing. they were actually breathing in to monitor their signals and what they did, came in greeted these people. half of the time they were shaking times, the other time they were not shaking hands what happen they found when they shook hands with these people propensity for them to sniff their hands doubled 80 seconds after the person left the room. >> doing this unconsciously? sniffing their hands without realizing what they're doing. >> not they we. we may be monitoring each other's signals and may be doing it all

gayle? >> gossip indeed. the ambassador was at our table and i said there are reports that he's in switzerland with his baby. he said i cannot be sure that that's the case. to be continued, i'm sure. >>> john kerry resumes critical anynegotiations with iran. the deadline is two weeks from now. john kerry is under intense political pressure back home. margaret brennan is in luzon and she sat down in an interview you'll only see on cbs news. good morning. >> good morning. he met this morning for the first time with iran's top nuclear negotiator since that political firestorm erupted in the u.s. and that has added pressure to close what is already a high stakes negotiation. secretary kerry has said he'd only accept a deal that guarantees iran will not build a nuclear weapon, but that assurance has not cooled the political heat back home. >> the demonstration is on the cusp of entering into a very bad deal. >> bad deal. >> a bad ba dexin deal. >> republicans slammed the emerging deal. among the most vocal hardlin

gayle? >> it's hard to think about that. thank you, mark phillips in the french alps. now let's bring in jeff pegues. it's extremely frightening. >> one pilot left out, another trying to bang the door down. what are you hearing in terms of an explanation about what happened? >> listen. if this "new york times" report is accurate, this changes the calculus and i think i the what ts investigation now becomes. now this would be if this report is accurate, an investigation that takes on more aspects of a criminal investigation. so there will be parallel tracks here as investigators try to determine exactly what happened during that flight. but if there was only one in the cockpit at the time and if the other pilot was banging on the door, this changes the nature of this investigation. >> jeff, it's my understanding that u.s. policy after 9/11 was that when a pilot leaves someone else has go in. we don't know about what happened in this particular kasem but isn't there any way for the cockpit pil

gayle? >> holly, thank you very much. >>> passengers faced a dramatic scene after a turkish airbus skidded off the runway. some passengers had some bumps and bruises but there were no serious injuries to report. dense fog and rain hampered the landing. >>> this morning president obama says he is ready to sign a bill funding the homeland security. the vote patted the house by 257-167. it pays the department through september but it does not contain language on the immigration actions. >>> opening statements will begin this morning in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 charges including use of a weapon of mass destruction. if convicted he could face the death penalty. cbsn's elaine quijano is in boston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 18 people were chosen from a pool of more than 1,300. eight are men, 12 are women, all are white and all of them will end up deciding dzhokhar tsarnaev's fate. nearly two years since duo explosions rocked the finish line at the

gayle? norah? >> i'll take it. thanks, mark. you can follow the coverage all day long on cbsn our digital news at cbsnews.com. >>> police are searching for a california woman who may have been kidnapped. 29-year-old denise huskins was kidnapped from her boyfriend's home on monday. we're shown the search efforts in the town of vallejo. >> she was kidnapped early monday morning. that's when abductors abducted her and demanded a ransom. huskins' father calls his daughter's disappearance a nightmare. >> this is overwhelming to me. i mean i don't understand it. she was my hero. i mean she's my little girl. >> reporter: huskins' boyfriend 30-year-old aaron quinn witnessed the intrusion but didn't contact police until 12 hours later. police would not say why he waited so long for help and he's not declared a suspect in the investigation. >> denise's mom had met him and felt like he was a nice kid from a good family. >> reporter: officials found a white toyota family believed to be huskins at an undiplomacy dysclosed location in vallejo

. >> gayle bass ladies and gentlemen. >> i'm a healthy american woman. >> to tell us all about the video, we have tamera and eddie judge via "right this minute." >> i'm sorry. >> now we have our very own sex tape. thank you for that. this is a really fun idea. how in the heck did you get through it with straight faces? >> oh we didn't. it took us all day pretty much to do it because we were hysterically laughing. this ones a goofball. >> it does have a cheese factor be honest. >> where did the idea come from? >> my idea. i like to shake it up. >> since it was your idea did you have to convince him to do it? >> no i really didn't. he actually really liked taking his clothes off. you've seen the show before, right? >> i'm not against him taking his clothes off. >> don't tell him that. >> this whole virtual thing is going to be hard because i'm helping a camera work out, you know cameras don't do bicep curls or squats. but i'll get used to it. >> i think you should engage for the viewers in ways that you don't even know. >> you certainly engaged gayle. >> we've got a lot of people here fans

gayle? >> all right. thank you, chip. >>> there's something that seems odd about law enforcement officials and sex parties in the same sentence. >> uh-huh. >> easy to avoid that. >> in colombia. >> in colombia. thank you, chip. >>> they gave a part of themselves so that others could live. ahead, the emotional meeting of strangers and their transplant recipients and a rare kid inn swap -- a really great story. >>> heading off to work thinking i'd sure hate to miss cbs "this morning." good news, you don't have to. set your dvr and watch us anytime you like. >>> we'll be right back. well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! ♪ ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. incredible! i've been claritin clear for ten days. when your allergy symptoms start, doctors recommend taking one claritin e

gayle? >> very powerful piece. >> absolutely. if you're paying $2 for a bottle of wine, i'm not sure. >> i'd like to know menage a tro s moscato. what does that taste like? that was a nice piece. >>> coming up. >> i'm outside a starbucks in manhattan where customers are being encouraged to talk about a tough topic. coming up you'll hear from the ceo of starbucks as he talks about the controversy surrounding the race together campaign. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> all right jericka. if you're head ought to work the dook tore's the grocery store, you koejt have to mess it. set your dvr. you can watch us any time you like. we'll be right back. i want...regularity. i want good digestive health. i just don't want to have to think about regularity. natural benefiber helps support digestive health...and maintain...that word. you know what it tastes like in water? water! except this water makes you feel great. benefiber. now in stick packs. lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't believe you

gayle? >> i'll say. blessed is the word. thank you, jericka. the weather was so bad i was worried about you. i thought, how in the world are you taking off. did they say anything on your flight? >> the ground was so crunchy underneath the plane and i turned to our producer and said this doesn't seem right. and five minutes later, lo and behold, they say there has been an incident we're not taking off. it's interesting. the pilot jackknifed to the flushing bay. if he jackknifed to the right, he would have gone into the terminal. there was not a better option. i talked to passengers from first class who said they felt like they were that close to the bay. >> nice job on evening news. >> it was nice to talk to charlie in the evening. >> i loved your hat too. >> very nicely nicely done. >>> now to an airplane drama in the west. harrison ford is recovering a little banked up this morning after crashing his vintage world war ii airplane. it landed on a golf course. carter evans is at the scene. go

gayle? >> thank you, clarissa. the justice department could release its investigation of police in ferguson missouri, this week. the report will allege widespread racial discrimination. "the new york times" says the report faults police for disproportionately arresting and ticketing blacks. the deadly shooting of black teenager michael brown triggered widespread rioting in ferguson last sum jeer this morning multiple investigations are been launched after a shooting in los angeles. officers struggled with a suspect at a homeless encampment. as we're shown, it will allow us to soo what happened. >> reporter: the posting on the video shows what led up to the deadly shooting sunday morning. as several officers confronted a man on a sidewalk along los angeles's infamous skid row. two officers in the foreground handcuff a woman who tried to get involved while a handful of other officers appeared to wrestle the man to the ground. in the video someone can be heard repeteredly telling the man to drop his gun. police say th

>>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. this morning, the united states ambassador to korea has 80 stitches after a vicious attack. mark lippert is recovering from a knife wound. it happened yesterday just before a planned speech about peace on the divided korean peninsula. >> police say 55-year-old kim ki-john used a 10 inch blade to strike the diplomat on the cheek and wrist. he was apparently protesting joint u.s./south korea military exercises. north korea called the attack righteous punishment. >>> it is mostly sunny and warm in the west but a fast-moving winter storm is affecting air travel across the country. there's heavy snow from arkansas to new jersey today. these drivers were stranded all night long on icy interstate 65 that's south of louisville kentucky. there are more traffic problems in texas. cars are spinning out in the ft. worth and dallas areas. >>> boston got almost 9 feet of snow this winter. it is dampening people's spirits and hurting the local economy. anna, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. i

gayle? >> dean, thanks. >>> there are new and disturbing allegations this morning of misconduct in the secret service. two senior agents allegedly drove a government vehicle into a white house barricade last week after a night of drinking. major garrett is at the white house. the homeland xumpltsecurity's inspector general takes over. good morning. >> reporter: it's under new management, this story prompted reactions of shock and disbeliever here at the white house. more than one adviser to president obama thought it first it was some kind of joke laced with too much irony, but the story and the investigation are both very real. the two special agents under investigation, mark connolly second in command on president obama's protective detail and senior washington field office supervisor george ogilvie have been stripped of their management roles and reassigned to desk jobs. shortly after 11:00 p.m. on march 4th there was a suspicious package investigation underway near the white house. the t

gayle? >> all right adriana. thank you. >>> this morning a germanwings plane crash investigation says that i're focusing on exactly why the co-pilot decided to crash the jet into the mountainside. new updates show andreas lubitz had serious mental and physical problems. allen pizzey is in montabaur, jaem. that's the co-pilot's hometown. good morning. tabloids here claim his girlfriend was pregnant and a senior french investigator said authorities will be focusing on in his words, what could have destabilized andreas lubitz or driven him to such an act. this video of andreas lubitz learning to fly a glider shows a young man with a dream coming true. the start of a career path even he could never imagine ended as it did. why is it so calm today, he asked. that's unbelievable. he had something truly unbelievable in a transcript in the cox pit voice recorder. when he prompted to go over landing procedures for dusseldorf he used words such as "hopefully" and "we'll see." he then says he's fine at the controls when the

gayle the most successful. >> was i? >> three out of four. charlie and i both had two. >> still rooting for duke. >> and -- >> gayle had kentucky versus duke in the finals. right? >> you guy gayle and charlie duke winning in the final. i had kentucky. highly unoriginal. so -- it's not over yet, i will never bet against duke. never. >> good. >> a good weekend. >> sometimes. >> jeff, thank. >>> the final four begins saturday with the national semifinals on our partner tbs. championship game begins next monday at 5:30 p.m. pacific right here on cbs. >> and sports reporter too. >>> violence at a popular spring break destination highlighting growing divide between locals and >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by nutella. spread the happy. >>> an epic battle over a giant gem worth hundreds of millions of dollars. >> ahead. the international custody fight many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula... to work on fine lines and even

. >> one of our favorite partners gayle king joins us live from new york. hi, gayle. >> i just love that guy. partners and friends. i like that hello, mike and andrea. ahead we are gathering information on death threats made against caroline kennedy. how threatened do americans feel by isis? frank lundst is here with the results after heated focus group. and tackling race relations. we'll look at the stinging backlash there. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on wusa9. he said this is wusa9 because we have a mike check. back to you, too. >> all right. >> i don't know if that's a new way you're saying it. >> it's an og'ism. >> good morning friend gayle. >>> 6:47. could we have snow delays? >> no. >> really? >> no closures. >> probably not. but it's d.c. so doesn't take much. >> d.c. area. >> d.c. area north and west. we're talking areas mainly north of 70, west of the blue ridge have a chance of an inch or two of snow friday morning before a cold, nasty rain. the rest of us were just rain. if it were to slip into montgomery, howward, nort

gayle worked on the movie as an assistant director. i met him at the site of the van trapp garden in the film. he told me that the rowing boat scene in which julie andrews and the children fall into the water almost ended in tragedy. >> one of the exciting scenes that was done here is when the boat tipped over. it was arranged that julie andrews that would step out of the boat that was tipping forward, grabbing the child and saving little gretel. unfortunately, julie andrews went overboard backwards and the child in the other direction went down right away. in the film you have an immediate cut, and in the next second there were a lot of people in the water, trying to save the little girl. poor gretel. it was a bad experience for the child. >> gayle's job was to direct the local austrian extras. but there was a problem, because they didn't know the songs. not even edelweiss. >> i was instructed to tell the crowd to sing that song. and i said i first have to teach them that song. and he was very surprised, i said, it was a national anth

gayle king joins us. good morning, friend. >> igood to see you. we're starting with a story i know you're covering as will. mark philips is near the scene of the plane crash in france. holy williams is in the german town where families are grieving the loss of 16 students. joe schlesinger is here on how to spring clean not your house but your finances. and a new look at how we win and lose arguments. sarah coop other why men and women -- i love this -- remember things differently. the news is back in the the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 straight up. do you find that that happens? you have one point of view. they have the other point of view and you were both there at the same time but see it so drastically different. >> they just don't get it, gayle. >> they are wrong. [ laughter ] >> we know we're wrong. thanks, gayle. >> we'll be watching. >> we have to be reminded constantly. >>> remind us about what's happening today, tomorrow in weather. >> it's cold out there now. that's a problem. we have moisture moving in, enough moisture, enough cold t

gayle, i'm told it is gayle. >> i'm going to hear it the now. >> looking lovely. >> i'm leaving, go ahead i'm out. >> it is okay, george. i am gayle and nora's done ellis gorgeous blue eyes. don't get it twisted. hello, ukeelee and nicole good morning. >> good morning. >> holy williams is in iraq with the battle to recapture tikrit from isis. the plus only on cbs this morning scammers going after anybody they can find, even a pastor on the list, largest impersonation tax scam ever. >>> from comfort food to find dining how pizza is getting a make over. the news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. nicole back to you and the other guy. >> i love it. >> toshea,. >> have have a good morning. >> talk to you soon. this morning the word is baby, carry underwood and mike fischer welcomed a new baby boy. >> she shared a picture of her son via twitter. tiny land and tiny feet, god blessed with us an amazing gift. isaiah was born february 27th under wood announced her pregnancy last september via instagram and she continues to update her fans through social media, under wood and fisc

gayle? >> thank you, dean. >>> this morning the jury in the trial of the boston marathon trial gets a different day in court. yesterday they were brought inside a very scary carjacking. it shows the victim making a daring escape running into a gas station and literally pleading for help. don dahler is in boston with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. it was an emotional day for jurors. many of them teared up in court. collier was murdered shortly before the tsarnaev brothers allegedly went after another men. dramatic surveillance video captured the moment 26-year-old dun meng broke free after the tsarnaev brothers carjacked him at gunpoint. he told jurors every time i recall this, think it was the most terrifying moment the most difficult decision in my life. he pulled over to answer a text message. that's when he said tamerlan tsarnaev jumped into his car and pull add gun. >> i was totally shocked. i was like what's this? what's -- what is this. i saw that it i thought it was a robb

gayle? >> always good advice. thank you, jericka. >>> prosecutors are are expected to rest their case in the boston marathon bombing trial nenlt week. now, they resemble those featured in an al qaeda magazine found in tsarnaev's things. >>> the u.s. jets hit militant positions there for a second day on thursday. the general who leads said iranian-backed iraqi fighters have now left the field. army and police units are still in the fight, however. >>> this morning they're targeting the rebel held capital city of sanaa for a second day. warplanes are hitting in the north. the saudi air strikes are aimed at turning back militias that have taken control of much of the country. joom this morning interstate 35 in central texas is opened again a day after a deadly bridge collapse. a falling beam hit a pickup truck killing the driver. several other people were hurt. they blame the truck driver for ignoring low clearance signs. >>> this morning we're learning more about former drug enforcement >> announcer: this national w

gayle? >> very powerful piece. >> absolutely. if you're paying $2 for a bottle of wine, i'm not sure. >> i'd like to know menage a tro s moscato. what does that taste like? that was a nice piece. >>> coming up. >> i'm outside a starbucks in manhattan where customers are being encouraged to talk about a tough topic. coming up you'll hear from the any tim any time you like like. we'll i want...regularity. i want good digestive health. i just don't want to have to think about regularity. natural benefiber helps support digestive health...and maintain...that word. you know what it tastes like in water? water! except this water makes you feel great. benefiber. now in stick packs. spring black friday is here at lowe's! so hurry in now for these great deals. like 10% off in-stock composite decking... ...plus save 5% every day when you use your lowe's consumer credit card. don't miss out on spring's best offers at lowe's. incredible! i've been claritin clear for ten days. when your allergy symptoms start, doctors recommend taking one cla

good morning. >> good morning, charlie, norah and gayle. former ucla great coach john wooden said no greater coach than wooten who was here for 46 years. his teams lost 192 games, many area championships but is happiest with the over 250 student athletes he sent to college including yours truly. >> i said real simple they are going to go for the bomb. you are at half court. you can pick it off. >> reporter: morgan wooten may be 83 years old and the game he is recounting may have happened over 45 years ago but my former coach has the ability to make my high school memory come alive. >> we cut it to six with 30 seconds left. they are ahead. what did you say to us? >> we got these guys right where we want them. we are only cutting away. no problem at all. >> reporter: it was vintage morgan wooten all seemed lost but not only told us we would win but told us how we would win. >> if you don't believe that you can do something you have no chance to do it. so rather than believe that i can't do it or that we can't do it i would rather believe that

gayle? >> thank you, anna. i love how he handled this. came out full force, you account k not do this. >> it is unacceptable. the kind of bullying and rude comments made and now the legal authorities are involved. >> go, curt schilling. thank you, anna. >>> apple's new mobile payment center is under criminal warning. that's a five-month-old service used by millions of americans to make purchases. the problem could be more common than traditional scams. good morning to you, nick. >> good morning, gayle. >> how does this happen to apple and are you surprised it happened to apple? >> i am surprised it happened to apple. they cam out with the announcement and all the great security protections and it seems good. maybe it was vulnerable for a hack, maybe this way, and it turns out five months in that there's a soft underbelly soft vulnerabilitiability that nobody knows about. if somebody has stolen your credit card it's very easy for them to set up any iphone get to apple pay -- >> this was discovered by a blogger. >> discovering by a blogger.

after typically attacking stop, gayle went for 21. 21, 85-7. the captain jason holder produced 57 at number nine to help the indies salvage a title of 182 and a modest target for india to chase but they certainly made life hard for themselves. the top ordered order dismantled, and they came to india's rescue. he was on base at 45, steered them to a full-wicket victory with ten overs remaining. >> they have different conditions. they have stepped up. they have completed the performance so far. >> india are now guaranteed while the indyies fate is now out of their hands. al jazeera. >> tennis world number one djokovic has given serbia a winning start in davis cup. beating number 158. 6-3, 6-3 6-4 the score. djokovic would win the davis cup back in 2010. >>> well, serbia finished the day 2-0 up, coming from two sets down against an 18-year-old winning in five sets in a match lasting over three hours. meanwhile in glass go, andy murray won his opening against donald young from the u.s. murray play in his native scotland for the first time in four y

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