don dahler shows us why you want want to cross swords with her. >> feel the blade, touch your blade, release and go. >> kristen vines is a no nonsense fencing coach. >> trains your self-to be ready. >> reporter: one of the best in the nation. >> good, then i come back, you come forward. >> reporter: she drills her baylor school team in chattanooga, tennessee, on the tactics and techniques that have lead to 17 state titles. >> do you think people without don't fence understand the intricacies. >> absolutely not. >> oh, you're a fencer. yeah, that's-- and they don't get it it. >> reporter: but the 56 year old isn't content to just direct others and stop the sidelines. vines is a four-time u.s.a. fencing champion who still competes. >> in fact, she won the gold at last year's national championship for women age 50 to 59. >> which is better, when you're in the competition or when you see them in the competition. >> i would rather compete than watch them compete. i can't stand to watch them lose. >> at 6 foot 2 vine says she may be a little slower than her opponents, but her secret to liv

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don dahler now with our living stronger series. >> reporter: if it's saturday night as pasquale's, it's joe binder with the mic. he's been entertaining people most of his time on this earth. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: but on this day, it's everyone else's turn to sing. joe just turned 107. did you ever think you would reach 107? >> well, i never thought about it. i never really gave it any schot thought, really. i just ride along. >> reporter: the navy veteran was born and raised in brooklyn but moved to the bronx. he's been a fixture as long as anyone can remember. he finally retired from managing the parking lot at mario's restaurant at 102. a lot of people would want to relax at that age. >> i love people, and people love me. >> reporter: that's obvious. >> so i think i can make another six months. >> reporter: so do his many friends, like gene d' anapoli. >> when i'm next to him, i feel that love bounce off of him. it just fills the room. ♪ that's amore >> reporter: joe has been a fixture as the neighborhood changed around him. he favors the 1920s. >> on sunday, i took a date

here's don dahler. >> reporter: it's a simple concept. place one foot in front of the other for 26 miles, 385 yards. but until 40 years ago -- in '67, did you start out to shatter the glass starting run? >> i proved to my coach i could do it, and i was just there to celebrate. >> reporter: other women had run the boston marathon, none officially. her coach's one condition, that she register as a contestant. >> nobody believed a woman could or wou w so why even consider it? >> reporter: a few miles into the race, an official named jock simple spotted her. >> i turned, and i suddenly looked into the face of the angriest guy i'd ever seen. this guy was out of control. he was snarling at me. >> reporter: this now iconic series of photos came to recognize a female athlete's struggle to compete. >> he grabbed me, and he screamed, "get the hell out of my race "! my burrly boyfriend, ex-all american football player took out the official just like that and sent him flying, and my coach said run like hell. >> reporter: she crossed the finish line a

he makes my life worth living every single day. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, don dahler, princeton, massachusetts. >>> that's the overnight news captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, april 12th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." the u.s. issues a warning to syria as the secretary of state makes a push to get russia to change sides. >> they have aligned themselves with an unreliable partner in bay bashir al assad. >> the comparison of hitler and sean spicer

tonight don dahler introduces you to a fencing coach. who is still very much on top of her game. >> reporter: kristin vine is a no-nonsense fencing coach. one of the best in the nation. >> good, then i come back, you come forward. >> reporter: she drills her baylor school team in chattanooga, tennessee on the tactics and techniques that have led to 17 state titles. >> reporter: do you think people who don't fence understand the intricacies? >> absolutely not. oh, you're a fencer. yeah, that's, and they don't get it. >> reporter: but the 56-year-old isn't just content to direct others and stalk the sidelines. vines is a four-time, usa fencing champion who still competes. in fact, she won the gold at last year's national championship for women aged 50-59. which is better? when you're in the competition or when you see them in the competition? >> oh, i'd rather compete than watch them compete. i can't stand to watch them lose. >> reporter: at 6'2", vines says she may be a little slower than her opponents, but her secret to living stronger i

don dahler, chattanooga, tennessee. >>> when we return, seth doane meets a man who can open doors at the vatican. >>> we end tonight on this palm sunday at the vatican. it is home to the pope and a trove of ancient art and architecture. seth doane met up with the man in charge of locking and unlocking hundreds of vatican doors. >> reporter: it's one of the busiest tourist sites on earth, but at 5:00 a.m., johnny has it much to himself. his job here is as ancient as these tools. he's a "keyman." he and his team are responsible for opening 300 doors at the vatican museums every morning. there are nearly 2800 keys in his charge. he's first in the famed gallery of maps. now it's only for you. >> translator: yes, it's emotional to be in the museum all alone, he said. i'm privileged in this job. >> reporter: the doors he opens reveal masterpieces. rafael. this is van gogh. your job would be the envy of many art historians. i have the chance to appreciate some of the most important pieces of art in the world, he said. sometimes the doors themselves impress. this is the oldest key, he explai

don dahler, chattanooga, tennessee. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news." for some of you, the news continue. check back for cbs news this morning. i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. president trump will welcome chinese president xi jinping at his mar-a-lago resort today. mr. trump has criticized the chinese in the past calling them currency manipulators who steal american jobs, but today's focus will probably be on a nuclear-armed north korea. >> reporter: the nuclear test failed, making it only 40 miles before pinwheeling into the sea, but it also exposed gaps in u.s. intelligence. initially thought to be a new, two-stage solid fuel missile like this, it turned out to be an old, single stage missile. just yesterday, general hiden said he's never sure what's coming next from north korea. >> those are very concerning moments. every time they launch, we're not sure if this is a threat missile or not. >>> this missile was not a threat, but coming just days before president trump meets with china's presid

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. captioningded captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, april 4th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news". >>> it will fall to north carolina. >> the tar heels win the 2017 ncaa men's basketball championship in a hard fought battle against gonzaga. >>> the vice president takes on health care. the white house's new push to replace the affordable care act. >> russians mourn the loss in a subway attack, new information about the suspect is ve

i'm don dahler. captioning funded by cbs low temperature >>> it's thursday, april 20th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." bill bill o'reilly ousted after mounting sexual harassment claims. fox news cuts the cord with its once popular host. o'reilly's reaction and a look at what aired in his place. >>> the stunning suicide of aaron hernandez. details on the final moments of former football star's life and why some experts say the convicted murderer died an innocent man. >>> the secret service made a surprise late night security change at the white house and

don dahler has the story. >> reporter: a snowboarding sent in 2007 put christina slaven in a wheelchair, but it didn't take her off the mountain. >> i knew that it was not necessarily a life-altering injury. it was just a change. >> reporter: when she's not giving ski lessons to people with disabilities, you'll find her accompanied by her faithful lab and service dog, earl. >> earl does a lot of retrieving for me. when i lose my tonphone. >> reporter: like these puppies smothering our camera, he was trained at needs. >> we train them in about 50 different tasks, we train to open doors, to turn on lights, to retrieve objects. >> reporter: that's the major difference between trained service dogs and the mini imposters gaining access to the places that accommodate the disabled. you may have seen the cutecha wah what or occasional pig posing as something more than the well-intentioned pet that they are. do you think servifake service can hurt the perception of real service dogs? >> i know they can hurt the perception, i see it every day. >> reporter: yes, training is difficult, but getting

don dahler, cbs news, chattanooga, tennessee. >>> that's overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and of course cbs this morning.

don dahler looks back at her pioneering effort. >> reporter: it's a simple concept, place one foot in front of the other for 26 miles, 385 yards. but until 50 years ago half the population were not welcomed to participate in marathons. then on a cold april morning 20-year-old kathrine switzer changed everything. in '67 did you set out to is that terrify glass starting line? >> i was just a girl who to run. i proved to my coach i could do it. i was just there to celebrate. >> reporter: other women had run the boston marathon, none officially. her coach had one condition she register as a contestant. >> no one believed a woman could or want to run. why even consider it. >> reporter: a few miles into a race an official spotted her. >> i turned and then suddenly i looked into face of the angriest guy i had ever seen. this guy was out of control. he's snarling at me. >> reporter: this iconic series of photos represent a female athlete struggle to compete. >> i grabbed me and screamed "get the hell out of my race." i was terrified. it was out of the blue. my burly boyfriend was running alon

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