Martha teichner will report our cover story. Reporter there it is. There she is. Reporter even now it can be upsetting to look at. The model and the mastectomy scar. When this photograph appeared on the cover of the New York Times magazine in 1993, it was a bombshell. Whats going on . Whats wrong with this picture. Reporter model and artist wanted to confront americans with the reality of Breast Cancer. This sunday morning, we fast forward 20 years. Were fast approaching the 50th anniversary of the day Martin Luther king jr. Delivered his i have a dream speech. The words remain with us to this day but what happened to dr. Kings speech itself is the story james brown of cbs sports has to tell. One day in alabama, little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys. Reporter its a speech that echos through history. Because i have a dream today. Reporter on its 50th anniversary. So this is the actual speech. Reporter . How this man wound up with the original text of dr. Martin luther kings jr. s unforgettable call to action. It was probably one of the best decisions i ever made in my life. Free at last. Reporter later on sunday morning. Thank god all mighty, we are free at last. [ cheers and applause ] a star of stage and screen has had enough experiences to last several lifetimes. Fortunately for us shes more than will to go share a few of them with our mo rocca. Reporter shes won an oscar, a tony, an emmy and a grammy and had a long affair with one of hollywoods greatest stars. When i met Marlon Brando, my entire body just became really really hot. All the way up to the roots of my hair. Reporter ahead on sunday morning, rita moreno never forgets. Not bad for 81. The world inspirational is thrown around a lot these days but few people have been up against the odds more than the man i met a little while back. I feel good today. I feel lucky. Reporter he is full of energy and optimism. But his journey through life has been anything but easy. In my heart i wanted to be like everyone else. Reporter all he ever wanted was to be able to keep up. Other than the bits and pieces missing you were perfectly normal. I was a healthy baby boy. Reporter no arms, no legs. No problem, he says. His remarkable story ahead. Mark strassman takes us on a drive in some dream cars. Steve hartman follows one mans very different drive from coast to coast. Serena altschul talks to best selling author Cassandra Claire and more. First the headlines for this sunday morning the 18th of august, 2013. In egypt, more street protests are expected by the Muslim Brotherhood following the arrest of the brother of al qaeda leader zawari. Officials say an ally of ousted president morsi planned to bring in armed groups to support protesters that were barricaded in a cairo mosque that was stormed by Security Forces yesterday. Firefighters in idaho report a little bit of progress in efforts to bring a wild fire near the upscale resort down of ketchum under control. Still, the blaze has now grown to nearly 150 square miles and more than 2300 homes have been evacuated. In san diego an effort to recall the nations 8th largest citys mayor now officially underway this morning. Bob filner is facing multiple charges of sexual harassment. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that penn state has now agreed to a multimillion Dollar Settlement of a 25yearold man who was abused by former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. Other settle manies are expected to be announced in the next few days. British police say theyre looking into newly received information on the deaths of Princess Diana and dodi fayed. Its been nearly 16 years since their car accident. Scottland yard wont provide any details but caution it is not reopening the probe into their deaths. Major League Baseball yesterday imposed one of its longest suspensions ever. Tejada was suspended for 105 games for testing positive for amphetamine. The 9yearold kansas city royal infielder is not challenging the penalty which would take effect immediately. Heres todays weather. Hot and humid in the plains with a chance of storms this afternoon. Possible showers in parts of the south as well. But the northeast is is in for a great sunday. Clear skies and mild temperatures. The week ahead begins with more of the same in the northeast. Hot in the plains and a chance of Stormy Weather in the southeast. Next, for all the world to see. And later, rita mor,,,,,,, even in the age of social media, few would release a stunningly revealing selfportrait for all the world to see. But 20 years ago one courageous woman believed she had a very good reason to do just that. Martha teichner reports our cover story this morning which includes those images which we caution even now are hard to see. Reporter on sunday august 15, 1993, this was the cover of the New York Times magazine. It was a shock. The glamor layout, the mastectomy scar and the message you cant look away anymore. The reason why i think its startling and shocking is because of the juxtaposition of the beauty and the scar. Reporter artist and former fashion model matu scvment hka. I wanted to bring Breast Cancer out into the open. Reporter she took the photograph of herself. It was the taboo subject in the early 90s. There was no press coverage and there was no visual to go with the subject. Reporter the image was intended to start a National Conversation about Breast Cancer. But judging from the 1500 letters the New York Times received in just the first week after the photo appeared, it was a shouting match. So negative that i was devastated. Now everyone has to know what i look like, i mean, the person who is writing it. Ive hid it from my husband all these year. Now you had to expose it. That was the whole point was to expose it and embrace it and not be ashamed of it. Reporter 20 years later, the shouting continues. In may, Actress Angelina Jolie announced also in the New York Times that she had undergone a preventive double mastectomy and reconstruction. While she was being praised for her courage and candor, mastectomy photographs, part of what is known as the scar project, were removed from facebook. More than 20,000 furious people signed an online petition demanding that facebook backtrack. Within days it did. Sort of. Announcing that the vast majority of mastectomy photos would be permitted but not all. It isnt just about whether the breast is there or not. Its the fact that it is a breast. This is the very first edition. Reporter judy is executive editor of our bodies, ourselves. You have a mastectomy section. Absolutely. Reporter in its ninth printing, it is the now iconic guide to womens sexual and reproductive matters. And a gauge of social attitudes. I think we live in a culture where large breasts are almost universally idealized. Reporter an exaggeration . Watch this. So what happens do you think to people that arent pretty . How do people treat them . Very badly. Reporter an excerpt from the documentary absolutely safe about breast implants. The girls in your class talk about how big their breasts are . Yeah. They do . What do they say about it . They say they want them bigger. Reporter the film maker is interviewing sevenyearolds. They say because then they can show off and stuff. Most of us are getting bombarded with imagery that suggests you need this hour glass figure. You need large breasts. You need to look like what is a very narrow beauty ideal. Reporter so what effects does that have on the decisions women make when theyre diagnosed with Breast Cancer . Not only whether to have a mastectomy but what then . Whether to get Breast Reconstruction and what kind. Weve had at the same time a Huge Industry that has burgeoned to promote the idea that women must have implants that you must look this narrow norm whether its the cosmetics surgeons or the diet industry or whatever. Implant manufacturers. Weve got moneyed interests guiding what we see as beauty ideals for the american public. Reporter here are some facts. More than 230,000 women will be diagnosed with Breast Cancer this year in the united states. More than 39,000 are expected to die of it. But since 1993, the year of the photograph being published, Breast Cancer death rays have actually dropped 30 . For those women who had mastectomies, between 1998 and 2008, the most recent data, the number who got immediate reconstruction nearly doubled from 20 to nearly 40 . Driven by a 200 increase in implant use. And by this, since 1998, federal law has required that if a Womans Health insurance pays for a mastectomy, it must also pay for reconstruction. Implants are the most popular option. Millions of women are happy with theirs. But there are Health Risks Associated with any reconstruction. Oh, my goodness. Reporter heres another scene from the film absolutely safe. It shows what a silicone implant looks like when it ruptures which eventually many do. Thats unbelievable. I remember how difficult it was to take it, but the results were worth it. Reporter but the need to look and feel whole is a powerful incentive to undergo reconstruction of some kind. The world is never going to really embrace a onebreasted fashionable chick. Theyre just not. Theyre not. I was hired to do a fashion spread for women who have had Breast Cancer. Reporter for more than 20 years, she held out. Her missing breast remained the subject in her art. But as her body changed, so did herself esteem. People are looking at me like im, you know, a freak. Alienating me more. I cant wear clothes like this. I realized its making my life miserable. We are going to make this one smaller and were going to work on your mastectomy deformity. Reporter last month at the age of 59 she prepared for the first of several surgeries to reconstruct her right breast and to reduce the size of her left. Just as good as original. If not better. Reporter the doctor is an associate professor at new york universitys school of medicine. More cross raching means more fast will be removed. Reporter she specializes in a stateoftheart surgery that uses liposuction to extract fat. She then injects the fat into the breast area. A new breast created from the womans own tissue. No implants, minimal scarring. Its one step away from what is expected to be the future of reconstruction stem cells. Good morning. How are you . laughing hard question to answer. A little foggy from the drugs. A little bit of pain. Reporter a lot of pain actually. But a day after her surgery was the beginnings of a new breast under the bandaging, she is sent home to heal. This photograph was also about pain and loss. 20 years after she shocked us, she has finally moved on. I wake up and i just. I guess i have to say i feel normal. If the that word could ever be applied to me. Reporter and happier . Definitely. I definitely feel happier. You aint nothing but a hound dog next, the hound who topped the charts. Were famous for our so slimming jeans. Now, meet our instantly slimming, secretly shaping dresses, skirts and pants. They slim, smooth, and shamelessly flatter, exactly where it matters. The so slimming collection. So fabulous. Only at chicos and chicos. Com. I get out a lot. Except when its too cold. Like the last three weekends. Asthma doesnt affect my job. You missed the meeting again last week it doesnt affect my family. Your coughing woke me up again. I wish youd take me to the park. I dont use my rescue inhaler a lot. Depends on what you mean by a lot. Coping with asthma isnt controlling it. Test your level of control at asthma. 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His fans certainly loved elvis. More fanatically though than tender. Announcer the tempo is 1, 2, 4 for private presley. Reporter even a twoyear stint in the army failed to dampen the female following. As our own Charles Kuralt noted at this News Conference upon his discharge. Elvis, you have screaming fans out there. Do you still like screaming girls . If it wasnt for them, id have to reup in the army. Ill tell you. Lee elvis released 31 number one hits during his lifetime earning him the nickname the king. His death from a heart attack in 1977 at just 42 shocked his millions of fans. But hardly discouraged them. Elvis impersonators thrive to this day. While deniers of his death keep up a steady drum beat of supposed sightings and his records and movies continue to sell. Last year Forbes Magazine proclaimed him the third highest earning dead celebrity behind only Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Jackson with 55 million in posthumous earnings each year. 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I am the glowbot. giggle i will charge you. Wowwwww night time glowinthedark pullups pants with new designs just chargeem up and hit the lights. Im a big kid now. At night in todays life what is missing more than anything is the space once provided by this 1950desoto. It had pretty gracious lines too but even then them didnt build them quite like they used to. There are curves ahead this morning as Mark Strassman is about to show us. Lets face it. Todays cars look pretty much the same. Its a highway of ordinary. You can travel from coast to coast and not spot a single standout in style. Unless. You pull over in nashville. Sweeping fenders, elongated hoods, handcrafted leather interiors. These rare cars from collections across the country are on display in an exhibition called sensuous steel at the frist center in nashville, tennessee. Parked here are sculptures on wheels. Some have familiar names like chrysler and ford. But gear up for carmaking exotica from another era. Pierce arrow. All fashioned in the style of art deco. Ken gross is the guest curator of the exhibition. Smooth but elegantly functional. These are all art deco elements to my way of thinking. Its kind of a grand gesture and Perfect Little details. All these cars epitomize some of that. Reporter art decos lavish design style was conceived in paris in the 1920s and grew into popularity between the world wars. Its main thrust mixed traditional decorative motifs with machine age patterns. The style asserted an image of progress and hope in the grimness of the great depression. Sleep lines, bold shapes, lush ornaments were incorporated into the furniture, architecture and cars. If you look at the grill on the chrysler air flow that we have here, you can see the chrysler building. You can see some of those symmetrical elements. They were done in the same era and thats what theyre all about. In the art deco era designers strove for elegance and luxury for their wealthy clients. Most of these cars were hand crafted. Many of them one of a kind. They sold for hefty prices, but todays sticker shock is their value in the millions. Like this one. 1939 type 57c with a custom body. It was a gift from the government of france to the prince and became the shaw of iran. The windshield can crank down to make it higher or lower if you like it to be particularly racy looking. Reporter this 1938 car was commissioned by the founder of a well known french company. This is the only one ever made. It is. Reporter it has plexiglass side windows and doors that fold out and back. Thats pretty sexy. Reporter so this is the fanciest minivan ever. Back when it was built, the expression minivan of course hadnt been invented so its a sudan. But it has a interior that can be configured in many different ways. Theres a little table in there. Seats can be moved around. It was just too radical. Reporter but not for jim patterson. How many of these classic cars do you own . I dont know the number honestly. Hes an entrepreneur. The founder of the fast food franchise long john silvers and as you can see an avid core collector. We visited the garage patterson built for his beauties in louisville kentucky. Im just into pretty. I like the beauty of the french cars. Reporter this 193 roadster won patterson the prestigious pebble beach best of show in 2010. Are you comfortable to tell me the most youve ever paid for a car . Probably not. laughing probably not. But it has certainly been seven figures but never ten. Weve never gotten into this to make money. You dont do it for that reason. You buy it because you think there is value there. Because you enjoy the experience and you enjoy the possession of it. Reporter we certainly enjoyed taking a spin in one of pattersons rides. A 1937 one. Pretty good first date car. It depends on what youre looking for. Reporter in a car like this, gatsby was right. You cant repeat the past. Lee still to come. The indomitable nick vujicic. But first. Free at last. Free at last. Thank god all matey, we are free at last. Lee the keeper of the speech. ,,, if youre like me, youve been working youve been working like a dog all year. But you dont need to camp out til labor day to reward yourself mattress discounters labor day sale is on now rest those tired bones on a queen size sealy gel memory Foam Mattress for just 497 get 48 months interestfree financing on the entire tempurpedic cloud collection. But this sale wont last long mattress discounters one day in alabama little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers. I have a dream today. [ cheers and applause ] lee dr. Martin luther king jr. s i have a dream speech speech, the high point of the 1963 civil rights march on washington. Kings spoken words have remained with us to this day and so too it turns out is the paper he wrote them on. James brown of cbs sports has the story. I have a dream. That one day this nation will rise up, live out the true meaning of its creed. We hold these truths to be selfevident that all men are created equal. [ cheers and applause ] it took place right here in this designated spot. As i look back now, i can feel a little nervousness inside my body, a little tremor because i certainly do it a lot differently than i did then. 50 years ago george was a 26yearold former College Basketball star. Let freedom ring from Stone Mountain of georgia. Reporter . Who was not only one of a quarter Million People to witness dr. Martin luther king jr. s historic speech but as a lastminute volunteer he had a coveted spot near the podium. How far away from dr. King were you standing . I was to the left of dr. King, i would suggest, probably seven or eight security people away. From every mountain side. Reporter just having a front row seat to such a momentous occasion is a memory worth talking about. But georges story really begins with what happened after the speech. Free at last, free at last, thank god all mighty, we are free at last. [ cheers and applause ] reporter so what did you do when he finished . People started to stand. I have no idea why i walked over. He was just folding the paper. And i said, dr. King, can i have copy of the speech . Reporter did he hesitate . He turned and handed it to me. Just as he did a rabbi on the other side came up to congratulate him and it was over. It happened that quick. Reporter thats right. George was handed one of the greatest speeches in American History by Martin Luther king himself. And so this is the actual speech. You can see the date. You can see that it was type writer. Reporter it all happened by chance. The result of a dinner conversation at the home of a friend a few days before the march. At that time, my best friend was a young man named warren wilson. His dad was a very prominent dentist. In wilmington delaware. So i was down visiting them. When dinner was done, we went into the family room to watch the evening news. The news was primarily dominated with this forth coming march. The march will be held on august 28. It will have a twofold purpose. When the Television News ended, dr. Wilson asked us if we were going to go. We said no. He said, i think its really important that you go down and be part of this movement. Reporter so wilson and george made the trip to washington d. C. The night before the march. Got down to the monument grounds. Were Walking Around. And we ran into a gentleman. He asked us if we were come to go the march. We said yes. He said, would you be interested in volunteering . Reporter they said yes. The longawaited march for jobs and freedom on washington d. C. Has started. Reporter when they showed up early the next day, they were assigned to handle security around the podium where celebrities like singer Marian Anderson and sammy davis jr. Would stand. We knew it was important but we didnt know that it was historic. Reporter tens of thousands descended on the mall. Black and white. Rich and famous. Working and middle class. As you looked out, all you could see is a mass of humanity, the reflecting pool. You couldnt even see the grass. All of us should be prepared to take to the streets. Reporter beginning at 9 00 a. M. A steady stream of speakers and singers took to the podium. Finally by late afternoon. Dr. Martin luther king. Reporter . The last speaker was announced. I have a dream. That my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. I have a dream today. [ cheers and applause ] reporter the words dr. King spoke that day signaled a turning point in American History. But as for the three pages they were written on, george simply took them away in an autobiography of harry truman and forgot about it. He embarked on a successful career as a basketball coach that took him to washington state, the university of iowa, and u. S. C. For over 20 years i never looked at the speech again. Reporter then one day in 1984, a local newspaper reporter named bob denis interviewed george rafaeling about the significance of being the first africanamerican basketball coach at iowa. He said to me, were you involved in the Civil Rights Movement . I said kind of. He said what do you mean . So i told him the story. He said, you have the speech . Reporter the speech was right where he left it. Tucked in the truman book in his basement. After the article was published with a picture of rafaeling standing next to king the reporter framed the speech as a gift. He actually brought the speech back for us. Reporter the typed document has been in that frame for the last 0 years. Its new home is in a bank vault. It doesnt have title. Reporter the speech looks nonthe worse for wear, but the irony is is that the words i have a dream are nowhere to be found. Its not identified as i have a dream. Youll see that he pretty much followed the script. Five score years ago, a Great American in whose symbolic shadow we stand. Coach, i notice theres an asterisk here on the copy of the speech. Right here is where we now go into the add lib part of the i have a dream speech. I have a dream that one day. Reporter its treu. Those famous words were add lib turning a planned fourminute speech into a 16minute historic address. I have a dream today. Reporter rafaeling says he would be happy to turn the speech over to a museum but he hasnt found the right match. I was contacted by someone who said they represented the king family and that they wantedded to put it on exhibit. I was willing to do that as long as they would sign an agreement that the speech belonged to me. We werent able to work that out. I take on a unique responsibility. Reporter at age 76 rafaeling considers himself the guardian of the speech. He has arranged for his son to inherit the document upon his death. With the condition that it is never to be sold. That speech belongs to america. The speech belongs to black folks. It doesnt belong to me. It would be sacrilegious of me to try to sell it or to profit from it. Reporter even though youve been offered as much as 3. 5 million for that speech, you wont sell it . No. I would like to think somewhere out there my mom and dad and my grandma taught me better than that. Everything in life you cant equate in money. Thank god all mighty we have free at last. [ cheers and applause ] lee next, area 51. No longer a myth. [ male announcer ] when youre going the distance, its nice to have the experience and commitment to go along with you. Aarp Medicare Supplement insurance plans, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. Keep dreaming. Keep doing. Go long. 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More fleansfully though area 51 has long been speculated by conspiracy buffs as being the headquarters for u. S. Investigations into u. F. O. S and extraterrestrials. Pop culture has frequently seized on the areas reputation as in the 1996 of space invasion film independence day. Theyre all locked up in a bunker. David, in area 51, right . Area 51. Reporter even the simpsons think that something is going on out there in the desert. I found area 51. No, maam, this is area 51a. Reporter though the new documents dont verify any contacts with space aliens, believers in their existence say they hope the c. I. A. Is just laying the ground work for a full disclosure sometime in the future. And many still continue to drive those desolate miles of nevada state route 375, the socalled extraterrestrial highway looking for evidence. Apparently when it comes to this las vegas neighbor, what happens at area 51 just doesnt stay in area 51. ,,,,,,,, lee from time to time each of us has certainly thought that life has dealt us a bad hand. The man youre about to meet surely could complain about that but doesnt. And is instead persevering against the odds. So why golf . Its relaxing for me. And its something that i can compete in. Im a very competitive person. Reporter its impossible not to think when you first meet nick vujicic just how much hes missing. I feel good today. I feel lucky. Reporter but spend a business more time and you realize how much he really has. No way that was awesome. That was awesome. Reporter do you see yourself as a disabled person . No. Reporter you dont . I dont see myself as a disabled person at all. I really forget that i have no arms, no legs sometimes. All right are you ready. Reporter just watching what he can do without arms and legs, its easy for everyone to forget. I embraced having what i had. What i mean is really being thankful for what i do have instead of being angry for what i dont have. In my travels ive had some very funny experiences. Reporter its a message nick now takes to millions around the world. As a motivational speaker and evangelist. Kids would come up to me and say, what happened . And id say trex. Reporter at age 30 hes bussier than hes ever been. If you think typing 60 words a minute or making his own breakfast is a big deal, that is only the half of it. Whether its sky diving or surfing the waves off hawaii, nick vujicic has found a way around almost every obstacle. He was born in 1982 in melbourne, australia, to parents boris and dutch. Nicks mom a trained midwife took every precaution during the pregnancy. I didnt even take coffee or tea. I took nothing really just to be safe. And i got nick. Reporter during two separate ultrasounds, her doctor didnt detect any problems at all. Nick was born about 6 35 in the morning. Reporter the day nick was born was far different than any would imagine. When nicholas was born i heard a little cry. The doctor just held the baby down so i wouldnt see it because he was shocked. Everyone was shocked. Dead silence in the room. Basically looking at him and wondering, you know, what the future does this child really have. Hes just going to be there like a, you know, a vegetable. Just sitting there. Reporter there was no medical explanation. Just a name. An exceedingly rare condition. But nick was otherwise healthy. Up until he started going to school, he didnt really understand that he was that different from everybody else. Reporter he learned to adapt riding a skateboard on his stomach, playing ball using his head. When he was six, he was given a stateoftheart pair of prosthetic limbs to help. But he had already adapted so well he learned he was actually better off without them. You didnt feel. It didnt feel right. Reporter but despite everything he did to engineer a life to keep up with everyone else, the curious looks soon turned to bullying. Nearly every day that i would come home weeks straight crying i dont want to go to school. There were some days that i would hide myself in the gardens at school hoping no one would see me. It was very, very difficult. Reporter one day at age 10, the teasing got too much to bear. When nicks dad took him in for his bath, nick asked to be left alone. So he put me in and he shut the door. That was the last time i thought i would ever see my family. And i said, thats it. I cant do it. Im done. Reporter nick slid beneath the water and rolled over. Face down. Couldnt do it. Just physically i could but mentally, it is scary. I saw in my mind my mum and my dad and my brother crying at my grave if i actually went through with it. Reporter he grew into his loss. And he now invites the questions and the stares especially from children and teens. His Foundation Life without limbs is an outreach to help those suffering from their own quiet troubles. Do you want to give me a hug . Reporter and what he relishes most of all. Is hugs. Such a blessing. People dont know how to shake my hand when they first see me so theyre like what do i do . And im like give me a hug. And they realize that, okay, he looks different. But hes still cool. Maybe its okay for me to be me too. How is everything going . Good, were getting the chairs out. Man, this looks great. Reporter we caught up with nick a few hours before a speaking appearance in california. To me speaking engagements its not how many people come. Its about knowing that ive come here for one person at least. Come on. Reporter little did he know as he joked with volunteers before the crowds even arrived that there would indeed be at least one person he would touch. Her name was leah sitting right in the front row who had been diagnosed with c. P. , cerebraal palsy. Whats your name . Leah. Oh, give me a hug. He invited back stage. Lord jesus, i pray for leah and i thank you god. Reporter the meeting lasted just moments but for leah she told us it was better than meeting Justin Bieber. Why was it better than Justin Bieber . Does there have to be a reason . Reporter no, there doesnt. I think you pretty much said it all. And i want you to know that we are never alone. That god loves us. Reporter nick spoke for nearly two hours that night. But he was anxious to get back home to los angeles and for a good reason. He had someone waiting. His wife. They were married in Santa Barbara just before valentines day last year. And he even danced at the reception but thats not the real headline. This is. After we got married we fell pregnant. We were not planning that at all. Reporter you really werent. We were not. We were planning on having kids two years into our marriage. Reporter were you worried . We werent worried but we were definitely curious to see if he had ten fingers and ten toes. Reporter he does. Everything that is supposed to be there is. Just the latest in a string of life blessings, he says, that he owes all to his faith. Ive seen the grace of god. Ive seen him take even the most broken pieces of my life and make it into something beautiful i think i went through that so i could share that story with the world as well. Because there are a lot of hurting people out there. This life is is full of great things that we can experience if we just gave it a shot. Lee Cross Country drive coming up. ,, female narrator its posturepedic versus beautyrest its posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to 400 off. Serta icomfort and tempurpedic go headtohead with three years interestfree financing. Mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. Your ticket to a better nights sleep own pancakes part 2 is a hit i put caramel and bacon, says bobby. I like it when syrup goes down the side, says jenna. And michael was left speechless. Build your own pancakes are back for a limited run, only at dennys. Lee you dont need a fancy car to be driven across this great land of ours. Just ask steve hartman. Out in the middle of the west texas desert, it almost looks like a mirage. Like a man in a white polo shirt with maybe a seven iron . Talk about off course. All right. Down center. Reporter we found 24yearold law student luke miles from the nearest fairway hitting shot after shot toward the eastern horizon. How many strokes so far . I think were about 16,000 and change. Reporter what is is par . What have you calculated par to be . I estimated 48,000. That was based off of a Feasibility Study that i did in indiana. Reporter obviously this is no ordinary golf hole. In fact this may be the worlds longest golf hole. Stretching from tee to shining tee. Luke began golfing across the country in may at the pacific ocean. A good one. Reporter the purpose is partly to raise money for charity and partly just to see if it can be done. It hasnt been easy. Hes had bad lies on Railroad Ties and one right spank under a tank. Luke has hit a lot of stuff although fortunately not any people. At least he hadnt by the time i first met him in june. He estimates it will take him another three months and 30,000 strokes to hit the green hes shooting for. Ouch. Reporter but until then he hit me. So much for not hitting anyone. Im sorry. Reporter at this point it was looking like he might end up a few thousand over par where is a cart when you need one . This looks overwhelming just making it to the end of this road. Its a big country. You realize why nobody has done this. Reporter and thats how we left luke back in june. Fully expecting him to give up and take the next left turn back home to indiana. But look who showed up in South Carolina last week. Saturday luke hit on to the ocean course, a Seaside Golf Course on kiawa island South Carolina. His last shot with a biodegradable golf ball sunk into the atlantic. The final score 52,345. Give or take. Africa, anyone . A great name. Reporter next rita moreno on brando and more. Elvis would very much like to meet you. Are you interested . And i said absolutely. Reporter and later, the sound of summer. Attered. My doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia. Thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. Lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. I learned lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain. For some, as early as the first week of treatment. Now, i can do more with the ones i love. Lyrica is not for everyone. It may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. Tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. Or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, or tired feeling. Common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. Dont drink alcohol while taking lyrica. Dont drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. Those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. With less fibromyalgia pain, im feeling better with lyrica. Ask your doctor about lyrica today. With less fibromyalgia pain, im feeling better with lyrica. Goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. The only thing we have to fear is. Fear itself. Everywhere in america organized crime in america terrible time in america you for get im in america its sunday morning on cbs. And here again is lee cowan. Lee rita moreno was unforgettable in that 1961 classic west side story. All these years later from west to east shes still a force to be reckoned with. Mo rocca now with this sunday profile. Reporter she heated up the screen as anita in west side story. Half a century later, rita moreno can still bust a move. Oh, youre all excited. Reporter it still works. Rita moreno can look back on a life thats worthy of a hollywood movie. From singing in the rain to singing with the muppets. Im trying to remember now. Youre trying to remember. Im trying to remember. Im 81 now. Its a good thing i wrote it down. Reporter rita moreno came to the u. S. From puerto rico with her mother when she was five years old. Mommy and i trudged into america hanging on to our knotted and shopping bags. Reporter they joined relatives in an overcrowded bronx new york apartment and rosita was soon taking dance classes and performing in clubs. Then an agent told her she needed to change her name and made a few suggestions. The topper was or kid montenegro. Reporter a great name. It is actually. Im sorry i dont have that now. Or kid montenegro. Reporter they settled on rita moreno. Rita as in one of her idols Rita Hayworth but rita modeled herself on another star. Elizabeth taylor. I did my eyebrows like her. I did my hair like her. I wore a waste censure because she had a waswaste. When i did meet him the first thing he said was look at that. She looks like a spanish Elizabeth Taylor. Reporter that must have been thrilling to hear that. I damned near wet my nickers. Reporter rita moreno was off to hollywood. First i will teach myself a secret. Reporter but she found she was consistently cast as a certain kind of character. Im right here. With a certain kind of accent. I called it the universal ethnic accent. Reporter is that the accent youre using in the king and i. Thats also the same accent. My name is up thetem. I already speak english. Ish be embarrassed but im 81. I dont have to be embarrassed anymore. Reporter she was hungry for film roles. But she had to fight against characters that often reduced her to racial stereotypes. An honorable man. Reporter then it became insert ethnicity here spit fire like mohican spit fire. Mexican spit fear. speaking with an accent its funny now. It was horrible then. Reporter in 1954, she landed on the cover of life magazine. Where she was spotted by Marlon Brando. They began a tumultuous eightyear affair. To say he was a great lover, sensual, generous, delight filly inventive, would be gravely understating what he did not only to my body but for my soul. I have to ask, was the. I cant imagine what youre going to ask with respect to that quote. I mean, was it that good . Well, what do you think . What did i say . Yeah. Reporter the obsessive relationship with brando was volatile. Constant fights and infidelity. And then one day the king. I still would be delighted come on and do the jail house rock with me reporter Elvis Presley came calling using his manager as a match maker. I was having another hard time with marlon and he had been out doing some other lady. And when parker called me, he said elvis would like very much to meet you. Are you interested . I said absolute ly. Yes. Reporter marlin bland owe is treating me badly. Yeah, id like to meet elvis, another king, right . And then Marlon Brando found out and he went ballistic. I loved it. I loved every bloody moment. Reporter she went back to Marlon Brando. But his invet rat womanizing got to be too much. One morning alone in brandosms house she tried to kill herself. When you ended up taking those pills, did you definitely want to die . Oh, i did. I couldnt stand my going back to him every single time after all those humiliations and i was obsessed. I just wanted to get rid of that selfhatred. And i looked once and i couldnt look at myself in the mirror. I cant stand looking at that person whom i hated so badly. And i put them all in my hand and i swallowed them. And i remember saying, see, that wasnt so hard. And i went to bed to die. Reporter brandos assistant found her and got her to the hospital. The affair with brando was over. But the acclaim was just beginning. Only months later she won an oscar for west side story. The first of many awards. I see the oscar. I see the tony. I see the emmys. Where is the grammy . Oh, my god. The grammy is gone. Rita moreno our the only person who won all four. Reporter she is one of fewer than a dozen people who have won whats now called an i. G. O. T. I think they should call it a full moreno like if you get all four. I like that. Reporter in 1965 she married leonard gordon, a cardiologist. He died three years ago. Together, rita and lenny bhilt the house she showed off to us in the Berkeley Hills overlooking San Francisco bay. The only thing about this house that doesnt work is that view. Its just crummy. I know. Isnt it a shame . There it is. Reporter my goodness. Taste i again for salt. Reporter moreno insisted on making us lunch. A Little Something from the caribbean. I made this dish for julia child on tv once. Reporter are you serious . Yes. Cumin. Oh, i would never have thought of that. talking like jewel a childs she was adorable. Would you mind if i put my finger in there . I said, well, did you wash your hands . Reporter we were joined by a special guest. This is my daughter, the love of my life. Reporter of all the many professional projects that your mom has done, whats your favorite . Well, you know, the generational thing. When i was growing up in new york city we lived about four blocks away from metro Media Studios which is where they shot electric company. I was about six years old. Reporter my earliest tv memory and its a good one is that open to electric company. Hey, you guys reporter the electric company. The 1970s kids show on pbs starred moreno alongside Morgan Freeman singing and dancing and hamming it up for a whole new generation of fans. So it should come as no surprise that this grandmother of two is still performing. She plays fran dreshers mother in the cable tv comedy happily divorced. Not bad for a 74yearold. 74, my ass. Reporter and she still is on stage. In 2011 at the berkeley repertoire theater they brought back the memories. Still how does this happen . And the funny thing is with respect to the awards obviously i dont look at those things all the time, once in a while when im with someone like you i look at them and i think, my goodness, thats pretty good. Thats pretty good. Lee ahead, name that sound. When we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. I can tell you safety is at the heart of everything we do. Weve added cuttingedge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a stateoftheart monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twentyfourseven. 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But soon those sounds of summer will be going away because the season will be changing. And seasons arent the only things that change. So does society and technology which means other sounds are also going away. It wasnt long ago that if you wanted to make a phone call this is what you would hear phone dialing if you wanted to type a letter to someone it wouldnt sound like this. It would sound like this. And think back to the days before credit cards at every gas station. There were attendants and if they didnt see you pull in, they heard you bell ringing rubber gas station tubes, rotary telephones, typewriters, theyre fading away. But there are some people working to keep the silence from swallowing up our sounds of the past. Among the library of congress which, according to its mission, must preserve, secure and sustain a comprehendsive record of American History and creativity. Sounds like these are, in a way, create tive works and now theyre being preserved forever thanks to some remarkable foresight sight in washington. But there are some sounds that only you can preserve. Like the sounds of your family. These days home videos are stored on cell phones, computers and tablets. This makes them easy to share but unlike old film reels, if you leave these memories in the attack for 20 years and try to play them again they wont be there anymore. So as summer quietly slips by take a little time to listen to the sounds inside and outside your home. Because while we cant stop time from passing, we can do our best to appreciate the here and now. You go up here to upper names street. Coming up, best selling author ka sand a claire. I wish there was a magical race of people who could protect the city. [ female announcer ] new dove go fresh, now with blue fig Orange Blossom scent. When freshness meets care, your skin will sing. Bright, rich. 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The extent of her success is is beyond fantasy. She talks about it now with our serena altschul. I think im writing for like the imaginary me, you know, like im writing the book that i would have wanted when i was 17 years old. Reporter judging by the sheer enthusiasm sparked by her books. You put off homework and chores and whatever until you finish these books. Thats how good they are. You cant put them down. Reporter Cassandra Clare has a pretty good idea of what millions of todays teenager craves. Forget about your normal life. Youre going to be living in the shadow underworld now. Reporter her world of shadow hunters, angels and warlocks has transformed this former copy editor into such a star that teenagers line up overnight to meet her. Shes amazing. Ive met her so many times. Shes nice to her fans. She takes the time to talk to them. Shes amazing. Reporter and the big budget movie version of claires first book city of bones hits theaters later this week. I dont understand what any of this has to do with my mom. Your mother was a shadow hunter like you. Reporter the story is about a group of new york teenagers called shadow hunters who have magical powers to fight demons. And why does this resonate with so many young adults and teenagers . They are the ones whose decisions change the world. They are the ones whose actions make it or destroy it. Theyre the heroes and the villains and the protagonist. Reporter that secret teenage world is the setting for both of claires number one bestselling series. The mortal instruments, which takes place in modern day new york and its prequel, the inferno devices set in victorian england. Theyre published by simon and schuster, a cbs company. What is a mundane and what is a shadow hunter . A mundane is any us, a normal human being. Reporter speak for yourself. I dont want to say what secret powers you might have because one of the thing about shadow hunters, if you cant tell, looking athem thatm thate a stunning 24 million books in print in over 30 languages knocking series like the hunger games off the top spot of the best seller list. I love the hunger games. I dont want to be like, yeah, i knocked off the hunger games but it is real amazing achievement because the hunger games is such a phenomenon. Reporter claire began working toward that amazing achievement from one of the most unlikely places you can imagine. Try a walkin closet. I was on the second floor which is the second set of windows up there so those little window over on the right. That was my bedroom which is really a closet. Reporter your bedroom was a closet. Welcome to new york. It was in that Brooklyn Closet this she came up with the title character for her first book. A 15yearold girl named claire who thinks she is just a regular kid until the night she witnesses a murder. That only she can see. What is it . You dont see that . Reporter Cassandra Clares own story is pretty extraordinary too. At least for us mundanes. Her real name is judith lewis. She was born in iran. Her father is an american professor who moved the family often. Perhaps its no surprise the author who creates such vivid fantasy worlds for teens grew up in many intriguing worlds herself. Tehran, switzerland and paris. By her 20ss she was in new york working as a copy editor for the hollywood reporter. It was Walking Around the city after september 11 that fueled her inspiration. I remember thinking that it felt like new york was at war. I kind of wished there was a magical race of people who could protect the city. I think that was where i got the first idea of maybe i could create a world in which there were these supernatural protectors. Humanity is on the very brink of extinction. Reporter those supernatural protectors have since allowed claire to upgrade from her walkin closet. I always dreamed about having the perfect library. Reporter she now lives a quiet life in amherst massachusetts with her husband and three cats. No shadow hunters here. Hes not always like am i good or am i bad . She does much of her writing in a cafe with a group of friends and fellow writers. That sounds like mel gibson talking to bieber. Reporter who in many ways have been on the journey with her. Wear wolves and demons and angels and fairies. No zombies. Reporter why not . Because one of my closest friends is really really really afraid of zombies. She hates them. Reporter this one has fabric inspired by fairy tales. When shes done with her daily writing claire has found another item for her to do list. Reporter are these all inspiration . Are these things youve made . These are all things that ive made. Reporter youre kidding me. This is an entire wardrobe. Claire says shes designed more than a hundred dresses. Including the one she wore for the premiere of her movie. Was there a moment in time where you kind of realized and took stock like things are really different now . I sort of was sitting inside the house. I thought, i own this house. I bought this house with my money. Up until then i had backup plans. I suddenly thought, you know, this is it. I am a writer. And thats what im always going to be. Now, meet our instantly slimming, secretly shaping dresses, skirts and pants. They slim, smooth, and shamelessly flatter, exactly where it matters. The so slimming collection. So fabulous. Only at chicos and chicos. Com. Lee the week ahead on our sunday morning calendar. Monday sees the latest courtroom hearing in south africa for oscar pistorius, the paraolympic runner accused of murdering his girlfriend rita steamcamp. On tuesday, the 1973 super bowl champion Miami Dolphins pay a very belated call to the white house. The allconsuming investigation of president nixon and the watergate affair prevented a more timely visit. On wednesday, singer songwriter kenny rogers celebrates his 75th birthday. Thursday sees the draw for the mens and womens single at the u. S. Tennis open. Friday is the final day of the air guitar World Championships in finland. And saturday brings a pam ploan a inspired running of the bulls at a drag racing strip just south of richmond virginia. Some 5,000 people have signed up to take part. Back to the present present. Bob scheiffer in washington for a look at whats ahead on face the nation. Good morning, bob. Schieffer good morning, lee. Were going to talk to senator Lindsey Graham just back from cairo. Well be going to the scene and talk to go the people there. This thing is bad and it seems to be getting worse. Lee thanks a lot. Well be watching. 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