dickey's knuckleball. from the time the ball leaves his hand, it rotates a mere quarter of one revolution. it's a pitch that's devilishly hard to control and won him the cy young award last season. >> ♪ blue texas skies keep shining down on me. ♪ >> safer: out on the lone prairie, a 200-mile drive from the nearest airport, stands marfa, population 2,000. the train doesn't stop here anymore, and, at first glance, the place may look half dead. but look closer. marfa today is an eccentric tex- mex stew of art galleries, tourists, cowboys and characters. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'meslie stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." we went out and asked people a simple question: old ithe oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: th

. >>> cy young winner, blue jays down one, dickey serves up a 2-1 bomb. dickey giving up four runs, taking a loss. the indians beat the jays, 4-1. from the cardinals diamondbacks, here is a warning for anyone. goes deep. the ball hits a woman right in the noggin. her male companion doesn't dive in front. the cardinals get the win. 6-1. it doesn't help they were playing it 18 more times for his friends to identify him. to college basketball we go. tom per netty is re-evaluating his decision after footage of rice abusing his players. if you didn't see this, take a look at your screen. espn aired this video of rice shoving his players and throwing basketballs at them. he berated the players using homophobic slurs. they decided not to fire rice at that time. instead, he suspended the coach for three games, fined him $50,000 and ordered him anger management classes. public outrage caused him to revisit whether to let rice go. new jersey governor, chris christie among those to voice his opinion. he's deeply disturbed by the conduct displayed and condemns this b

my favorite thing is hearing our announcer dickey pronounce it. he has a thick boston accent and it sounds like he's talking about the singing band from sweden. say arbor day. >> abba day. >> now sing dancing queen. >> no. >> jimmy: sorry, trees. there was a ceremony today for george w. bush's presidential library. presidents get a library. i would rather have my own whiffle ball stadium. but they like library, it's called the george w. bush presidential center. all five presidents showed up for the dedication ceremony, which is like the sequel to point break. it was a lot of presidents. former secretary of state condoleezza rice did the introductions for the event. and former first lady barbara bush was whispering to president obama and making them laugh. we couldn't hear what she was saying on the news but we were able to isolated audio using our audio isolation thing. we have one of those. >> i had the honoring national leaders, local leaders who came to join us on this occasion. governor texas, rick perry. >> where is he? he used to wet his be

dickey's knuckleball. from the time the ball leaves his hand, it rotates a mere quarter of one revolution. it's a pitch that's devilishly hard to control and won him the cy young award last season. >> ♪ blue texas skies keep shining down on me. ♪ >> safer: out on the lone prairie, a 200-mile drive from the nearest airport, stands marfa, population 2,000. the train doesn't stop here anymore, and, at first glance, the place may look half dead. but look closer. marfa today is an eccentric tex- mex stew of art galleries, tourists, cowboys and characters. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't cha

. >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, rosario dawson, nicole richie, and music from foals with cleto and the cletones. and now, get this, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] . >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for coming. i want you guys to know if the north koreans launch a nuclear missile tomorrow, i'm really glad we had this time together. i'll be glad even if they don't. i'll be honest with you. if we do get blown up tomorrow, at least we went out with one last episode of "dancing with the stars." and what a night it was. first of all, lisa van der pump of the real housewives or some place got the ax tonight on the show, which was deserved it seems. very gifted dancer. so much talent. you know, that's what makes it so hard to say goodbye. she actually passed out during rehearsal, which was a scary thing. usually when a real housewife goes under it's because she had a cosmetic procedure woman. she woke up with the same nose, same eyes, same everything. fortunately when she did pass out, the "dancing with the stars" c

thanks for w >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tom cruise. kesha. and music from paramore. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as if you didn't know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. do your families know you're here? well, you're here on an historic

have a good n >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tom cruise. kesha. and music from paramore. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as if you didn't know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. do your families know you're here? well, you're here on an historic night tonight. one that could be a turning point in u.s./german relations. after two weeks of negotiations, the justin bieber money key crisis has come to a head tonight. as you probably know. on march 28, a monkey owned by angelic pop music sensation justin bieber was confiscated by german authorities. they said he didn't have the right paperwork. so they took his monkey, a monkey named mally. they've been holding mally captain i now for 14 days. all this little monkey wants is to be back in the glove compartment of bieber's ferrari. on monday, i put germany on notice. i announced if mally the monkey was not returned to justin by midnight april 12, which is about 20 minutes from now, i would have no choice but to kill david hasselhoff. that's right. we don't screw arou

well, christopher dickey, i look forward to speaking with you again. thank you so much. >>> in today's office politics we're talking with our newest host here on msnbc weekend, steve cray knack ki host of up. he gets us into the challenges of producing and anchoring his two-hour show and compares it with the cycle here on msnbc. first i asked the boston native about his reaction to the terrorist attack at the marathon's finish line. >> it's this kind of feeling, families are up there, friends are still up there when the news broke. my cousin works as a manager at the hotel on boylston street. the bomb was right across the street from there. so that was my first thought, was he there. and he actually he wasn't there when it happened. so that was good. but, and then you know, i have a couple friends who were around watching the mafr than. nobody who was right there at the finish line, so i was just checking in with people. but there was something particular about seeing boston in every shot, every camera shot that i looked at, i recognized every building

appreciate your >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kaley cuoco. from "red widow", goran visnjic. and music from olly murs. with cleto and the cletones. and now, all i know is here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]

dickey, this is third baseman will middlebrooks, 24. remember this name, opposite field. middlebrook. look again. this time a deep, wow, upper deck solo shot. and then discuss for the fun of it, anyone ever hit three home runs in one game? third baseman middlebrooks has. big one to win, 13-0. red sox, not a bad tastart to e season. >>> angels and rangers faced off in arlington. no love for former outfielder josh hamilton. listen to those boos. maybe he should have tried for that ball in the playoffs. stepped into the batter's box, much to the fans' delight he made the final out. rangers win, 7-3 taking two of three there in the series. >>> in the national league, the mets showing some grit and will be fun to root for. >> in comes tay had da. >> won in a walkoff scoring two runs in the bottom of the ninth to win it, 4-3. the mets are now 4-2. feel-good story of the season so far tied for second there in the east. >>> this week, we will witness golf's equivalent to the super bowl, the masters. while much of the focus will be on tiger woods' quest for another green jacket. o

the event features hundreds of sailboats for sails and dickeys to yachts. our meteorologist yesterday at 7 talked about some dropping temperatures. we sure felt it today. it was still nice out there. >> still a few 70s. temperatures did drop off quite a bit. about 10 to 15-degrees from yesterday's very warm reading. we do have a little bit of a remember in the forecast for tomorrow. as far as the highs, they range from 60 degrees to the upper 70s out toward fairfield. live storm tracker we're basically in the clear. this happens to be the loop other the past couple of hours. we'll come in tighter. a few high clouds off shore. some patchy fog will likely reform coastside as we head into the overnight sure hours. as far as current temperatures, still holding on to some 60s. few low 70s toward antioch. downtown san francisco, more of an offshore breeze. upper 50s opinion overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning. patchy coastal fog. pretty chilly. coolest locations in the north bay. patchy frost to start out the day. partly cloudy. tomorrow, clearing skies.

. >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- mark wahlberg. from "once upon a time", jennifer morrison. and music from new order with cleto and the cletones. and now, thank you for your patience, here's jimmy kimmel! cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome to the show. thank you for joining me on television. tell me if you think this is a good or a bad thing. this morning i woke up, i grab mid laptop to keep under my mattress so my mom doesn't find it. i went online and the first thing i did was order a dozen individual sized molten chocolate cakes. that's normal, right? a lot of people wake up and order chocolate from bed? i think elvis used to do that before the inevitable happened. but this is a cake-based story i think you'll like. an englishman named chris holmes quit his sdwrob at the airport in london by giving his boss a cake. this is the cake. it says today is my 31st birthday. recently becoming a father realize how prerks life is and how important it is to do something that i enjo i. i give my resignation so i ma

. >> meteorologist jim dickey has more about the ice, snow and dangerous wind from accuweather. good morning. >> good morning, john, marci. tracking a cold front through the early morning hours. look at the temperatures across the south central portions of the country. temperatures in colorado in the teens earlier on tuesday evening while in southern texas, triple digits. when you take two air masses, air is being forced violently upward and that's why we're seeing all this adverse weather. so snow to the north and west. the apparent low, tracking eastward. that continues. strong to severe thunderstorms will continue through the early morning hours. right on through our wednesday. that threat continues to filter its way eastward across the miss miss river. storms bringing large hail, wind gusts, tornados, see the snowfall here too. many spots around a foot by the time the snow end. john, marci. back to you. >> got to feel bad for the folks that is some rough stuff. >> especially because of how great we have it here. >> listen, we paid our dues in the northeast. finally have nice

we just heard christopher dickey talking about people carrying on, which certainly you have done there in that community, but talk about the damages that superstorm sandy caused. >> thank you for having me, alex. sandy knocked out about 60% of our housing, in the sense that they were flooded. the boardwalk was about 85% damaged or destroyed. restaurants, some infrastructure. it's been a long road back. >> i can imagine. of course, with summer looming, it's where you make a lot of tourism dollars, a lot from me over the years as well. it's a wonderful place. what's the status of things? >> okay. there's very little that you were able to do last year in point pleasant beach, that you will not be able to do this summer. the boardwalk was opened on friday, 4 thousands of the approximate 5200 feet of it was opened to public on friday. the rides are open. by memorial day, the entire length of the boardwalk will be open, with the exception, as i said, of a couple restaurants and perhaps one bar. everything should be open and should be business as usual. getting the -- getting people back into

. >> accuweather meteorologist jim dickey is tracking it all. >> good morning, john and marci. tracking strong storms once again here. this time as the front continues to push its way towards the coast, we're watching eastern north carolina, southeastern virginia including the richmond area bringing the threat of large hail and damaging wind gusts, perhaps an isolated tornado, as well. this while we're still dealing with wintry weather as this low moves eastward. snow threatening northern new england. some spots 3 to 6 inches including northern maine here as we head through the afternoon into the overnight hours. john and marci, back to you. >> all right, jim, thanks. >>> our extreme weather team is out in force this morning. they will have the very latest on this wicked weather on "good morning america" reporting from the heart of the storm zone. >>> breaking news overnight in arizona. they found a bomb addressed to joe arpaio. it was found the a post office in flagstaff far from the sheriff's office in phoenix. arpaio is well known for his tough policies against prisoners and

jim dickey tracking it all. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and marci. a mess on tap here across the nation's midsection. broad upper level low pressure system, a pocket of cold air moving eastward running into the warm humid air bottomed up in the plains. typical setup for severe weather outbreak is what we're expecting. today, tonight, the storms in the central and southern plains on into the tennessee valley into wednesday. damaging wind gusts and large hail and tornadoes all on the table here. this while we're dealing with snowfall moving out of the front range of the rockies into the northern plains spreading eastward here through the day. traffic going to come to a standstill in many cases. up to two feet of snow expected from this system, especially wyoming into nebraska. john and marci, back to you. >> thank you, jim. >> time now for the rest of the weather from across the nation. up to 25 degrees warmer than normal here in the northeast. summer-like in the south. showers around detroit and chicago. chilly rain in the twin cities, scattered showe

accuweather's jim dickey tracking it all. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john, marci. a mess on tap across the nation's midsection. broad upper level low pressure system, pocket of cold air, moving eastward. moving into the warm, bottled up air in the plains. typical setup for severe weather outbreak in the spring. what we are expecting. today, tonight. storms in the central southern plains. tennessee valley, on into wednesday. large hail, tornados on the table here. this while we're dealing with snowfall moving out of the front range of the rockies into the northern plains, spreading eastward through the day. traffic going to come to a standstill in many cases. up to 2 feet of snow expected from the system especially into wyoming and nebraska. john, marci. back to you. >> jim, thank you. this might be the first time i actually feel here in the northeast we are getting a good deal. it's been so rough. >> weather was gorgeous yesterday. >> yep. >> loved it. >>> the louisville cardinals are the ncaa champions. as they had done before on the road to the final four, they c

. >> meteorologist jim dickey is tracking this unusual storm system at accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning. >>> plenty of thunderstorms continuing as we head through the early morning hours. frontal boundary extends from the eastern seaboard to southern new england, back through the u.s. to the gulf of mexico, continuing to trigger these thunderstorms. flash flooding a major concern here in many spots across the ohio valley back on into the midwest. strong to severe thunderstorms expected through the afternoon as this front continues to march its way towards the coast. watching the southeast, cities like atlanta, nashville, on into lexington and louisville, kentucky. storms bringing large hail, damaging wind gusts, even the threat of an isolated tornado. the northern flank of this storm system, snow to be had across minnesota and the upper peninsula of michigan. >> thank you, jim. >>> here's the rest of your thursday weather. a big cooldown in the northeast with morning showers around boston and new york, drying out across much of the plains. melting snow

meteorologist jim dickey brings us up to date at accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and marci. a powerful storm system bringing a wide range of weather to the nation's midsection. right now snow moving into denver. seeing strong thunderstorms spreading across the plains. this ongoing here. more severe weather expected tuesday. that threat spreading its way into the central plains down on through texas. damaging wind gusts, large hail, even tornadoes widespread. the threat moves further eastward into wednesday. while blizzard conditions move into the central plains. john and marci, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >> a look at the rest of your weather. up to 25 degrees warmer than normal in the northeast. summerlike in the south. showers around detroit, chicago. windy in the southwest. southern california to vegas. >> 70s from sacramento to phoenix. 50s from seattle to salt lake city. mostly 80s in the south. 70s in the northeast. >>> the debate over gun control is getting personal this morning on capitol hill. overnight family

>> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- tom cruise. kesha. and music from paramore. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as if you didn't know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. do your families know you're here? well, you're here on an historic night tonight. one that could be a turning point in u.s./german relations. after two weeks of negotiations, the justin bieber money key crisis has come to a head tonight. as you probably know. on march 28, a monkey owned by angelic pop music sensation justin bieber was confiscated by german authorities. they said he didn't have the right paperwork. so they took his monkey, a monkey named mally. they've been holding mally captain i now for 14 days. all this little monkey wants is to be back in the glove compartment of bieber's ferrari. wearing a tank top and a sizeways cap. but it can't do that. on monday, i put germany on notice. i announced if mally the monkey was not returned to justin by midnight april 12, which is about 20 minutes from now, i would have no choice bu

. >> tweet from dickey. he is in on the secret. i am so happy for jerry and guy lewis and rick patino. they're now hall of famers. it is such a thrill to get that call and that will be officially announced tomorrow. a little early word for you, part of the all access at the final four and we have a little more luda coming up. i think he is wearing a kevin ware jersey. >> that's love right there. that is love. >> that injury turned a number one overall seed into everyone's sentimental favorite and unbelievable. we will have more to come here on cnn's all access to the final four. when we come back we'll check in with joe carter and show you some of the best tweets of the tournament. and more luda. we're all set to bundle your home and auto insurance together. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. [bell dings] ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! >>> thi

. >> our coverage continuing with meteorologist, jim dickey at accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john, marci. incredible clash of air masses ongoing. watching a cold arctic air mass move its way eastward running eastward into humid air across the deep south. temperatures still in the 70s. 80s, 90s, triple digits. portions of texas. temperatures in the teens in and across colorado. you see 39 in lubbock, 77, dallas, the cold front, will march its way eastward sparking strong to severe thunderstorms. to the north and west of the storm. still seeing heavy snowfall. icy mix in between. soaking rain for cities like chicago, detroit. flooding a concern as rain will continue thursday into friday. again, storms will continue to bring the threat, large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes. john, marci back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> for the rest of your wednesday forecast, a warm along the east coast. expect showers later f there will be scattered showers. showers from seattle to we'll have snow in the cascades and northern rockies. >> 80s for much of th

meteorologist jim dickey is tracking it all at accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john, marci. tracking strong storms once again here. this time, as the front continues to push toward the coast. we're watching eastern north carolina, southeastern virginia, including richmond area. storms bring the threat of large hail, damaging wind gusts and possible tornado, as well. and dealing with wintry weather. the low moves north, eastward. snow threatening northern new england. some spots. 3 to 6 inches including northern maine, as we head through the afternoon into the overnight hours. back to you. >>> the senate is now set for a full debate on gun control after a conservative effort to block it failed. an attempt to keep the issue off the senate floor was defeated yesterday by eight votes. families of the victims killed in the school massacre lobbying on capitol hill watched. next week, expand background checks to all gun sales will be debated. >>> progress on another major issue facing lawmakers. senators from both side of the aisle s

dickey in toronto now. will middlebrooks goes opposite field. in the fifth he again off dickey, a solo shot to left center. dicky leaves 4 2/3 and gave up eight runs. two innings later. come on! middlebrooks again! his third home run of the game. the red sox win 13-0. break out boston. 4-2. >> yanks 2-4. >> but a win yesterday in detroit. >>> this week is the masters. today begins the masters week. while much of the focus on tiger woods, his quest for another green jacket, his first since 2005. over the weekend, it was augusta's national member former secretary of state condoleezza rice there she is wearing her green jacket at augusta yesterday and meeting with fellow members. she played around with phil mickelson. according to lefty, she was, quote, sinking a 40-foot putt with eight feet of break on the final hole. last august, rice was one of two women to break the gender of the masters coming on the course. rory mcilroy had a great run yesterday. >> is your money on tiger? >> you're betting against the field. it's a terrible bet in golf but i

accuweather's jim dickey has some answers. >> good morning, john, diana. tracking a cold front. pushing eastward, seeing soaking rainfall this morning across portions of the midwest. and snow in the ohio valley, and snow in the twin cities, into wisconsin. back on into denver. good news is the snow does wind down but not before many spots have picked up as much as 6 to 12 inches of snow, twin cities area up into canada. this is while we are seeing soaking rainfall here. many of the spots. river levels fall from record levels. flash flooding, major concern where the rain is falling. but all of the rain, all of the floodwater continues to filter down the mississippi. many spots southward still watching the rivers rise. widespread major flooding ongoing here through the week. john and diana, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> to boston now where top officials have kicked off fund raidsing. efforts for the victims of the marathon bombing. >> that's right. the one fund boston has already gotten $1 million commitment from the john hancock insurance company. you can see the number one

that's the way i felt about harvey and tim and dickey and lyle, you know, let them shine, and if they shine, we're going to shine. >> if they do better, we do better. >> you bet. >> and that's how we feel on this show. we love everybody on this show. except for barnicle. nobody likes barnicle. >> but when that's the case, you want the other person to do better, because you know if they do better, everybody does better. >> that's it. if you've got a good tennis player against you, you're going to play a better game of tennis. >> right. let's talk about your book, "carrie and me." we were talking about before the most difficult relationship in any family. there's not a close second, mother/daughter. talk about the ups and downs of that. and why you wrote the book. >> i wrote the book because carrie was writing, she was a performer, a musician, an actress, a writer, a singer, she did everything. and so this one time in 2001, she was writing a story about a bohemian girl named kate, who was -- takes a road trip to graceland with a mysterious cowboy. and she kind of fashioned the character