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( laughter ) wooo! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> jon: touchdown dance! ( laughter ) >> stephen: faced with the fact that he got this wrong, trump doubled down on twitter, and attacked the n.f.l.'s new compromise of letting players stay in the locker room before the anthem. "staying in the locker room for the playing of our national anthem is as disrespectful to our country as kneeling. sorry!" ( laughter ) and, "n.f.l., no escaping to locker rooms!" oh, yes, there's no escaping the national anthem. it's a heat-seeking hymn! you tried to hide-- ♪ but the flag was still there ( laughter and applause ) yes, hand on heart. ( piano riff ) bright eyes, full hearts-- i don't know. so, if the eagles didn't protest the anthem, then why did donald trump cancel this event? i'm guessing, maybe, possibly, because the only people planning to attend from the team were two or three players, the owner, and the mascot. ( laughter and applause ) >> jon: the mascot! >> stephen: oh, that explains a lot, the mascot was coming? well, that's why he canceled. we know donald trum

. >> alessandro: it's so much less about "wooo" you know? it's about bang!n, dun, dun, elements, elements, salts, elements. what places have you been that you can compare to noma? >> anthony: no place. it's a whole different world. >> alessandro: beautiful! ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ >> anthony: once upon a time in a land far, far away, there was a place, a very special place. a clean, orderly and nice place. usually i hate clean, orderly and nice. the air smells fresh, and physically fit, statuesque blondes peddle through streets lined by old buildings and canals. i read something very disturbing on my way here. apparently, denmark is like the happiest place on earth. they actually keep stats on this. apparently, denmark is far and away number one the happiest, most content place on earth. >> rene: well the colleges are the same for eve

. >> wooo!he ticking of the clock. >> whitaker: are you ready? >> stahl: are we rolling? >> simon: come on, guys. >> kroft: we have speed. >> pelley: here we go. >> kroft: the formula for a good "60 minutes" story: keep it timely, keep it relevant, and never be dull. some examples, from this 50th season: puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria. we surveyed the damage with the island's governor, ricardo rossello. there was no safe haven. >> ricardo rossello: there was no safe haven. >> kroft: just a few weeks earlier, it had been houston's turn. scott pelley found widespread dismay that the city's flood control system was no match for hurricane harvey. >> cynthia nealy: it's going to rain, we're going to have hurricanes and tropical storms. so, by golly, do something to protect your people from it. >> kroft: also this season, an old warrior's last stand. lesley stahl with john mccain. >> stahl: i had to ask him about cancer. he didn't want to go there, and i was pushing him there. >> john

wooo! >> stephen: hello. >> hello. >> stephen: it's so nice to meet you.you. i'm so excited to be here. >> stephen: well, we're excited to have you here. you know, everybody here is a big fan of "this is us." >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ) thanks, guys! >> stephen: i've got kleenex if this thing goes south. >> perfect. >> stephen: but before we get to the beautiful heartbreak that you do on a weekly base for america, i want to talk about something happy that you did that i've always wanted to do. >> really? >> stephen: yeah, you climbed mount kilimanjaro. >> i did! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: there you are. >> i just did it in april. >> stephen: you just did this. >> in april, yes. >> stephen: okay, that is-- what-- i-- uhh. >> ( laughs ) >> stephen: i don't know where to begin. like, is it the first mountain you've ever climbed. >> first mountain i ever climbed. first time i have been camping, guys. i just dove right into the deep end. >> stephen: wait a second, the first thing you did was climb the tallest mountain in africa. >> and camped

samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "wooo." 15 cents per minute to ride, and use the same lithium ion batteries your phones and tablets do. arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "we raised 135 million dollars."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "135 million dollars lime raised?" arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "yeah like in a year and a half. pretty good."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "that's a lot of capital being injected into this market."arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "exactly."the cash is crucial because lime is waging a bitter block by block battle for scooter supremacy. it's main adversary? santa monica- based bird. travis vanderzanden, founder and ceo, bird: "i have transportation in my blood people would say, my mother was a bus driver for 30 years."founder travis vanderzanden just launched bird in september. now it already has scooters in 22 us cities and is valued at an eye- popping two billion dollars travis vanderzanden, founder and

samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "wooo."ents per minute to ride, and use the same lithium ion batteries your phones and tablets do. arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "we raised 135 million dollars."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "135 million dollars lime raised?" arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "yeah like in a year and a half. pretty good."samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent: "that's a lot of capital being injected into this market."arthur-luis jacquier, france director, lime: "exactly."the cash is crucial because lime is waging a bitter block by block battle for scooter supremacy. it's main adversary? santa monica- based bird. travis vanderzanden, founder and ceo, bird: "i have transportation in my blood people would say, my mother was a bus driver for 30 years."founder travis vanderzanden just launched bird in september. now it cities and is valued at an eye- popping two billion dollars travis vanderzanden, founder and ceo, bird: "and really the goal of