he has a.l.s., or lou gehrig's disease. we first interviewed green in 1996, and he seemed to believe this day might come. you said, "i think guys would be willing to take ten, 20 years off the end of their lives, in order to get out there on a sunday and play. i don't think that the consideration of your physical wellbeing in the future is in the forefront of any n.f.l. player's mind. >> right. i stand by that. >> you don't have any regrets? >> no, no. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm bill whitaker. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." ♪ dad: oh, hey guys! mom (on speakerphone): hi! son (on speakerphone): dad, i scored two goals today! dad: oh, that's great! vo: getting to a comfortable retirement doesn't have to be an uncomfortable thought. see how lincoln can help you retire on your terms at lincolnfinancial.com whether you were borne for more dance-offs... more travels... or more touchdowns. get the immune support that gives you more. airborne gummies have 5

a.l.s. lou gehrig's disease. our family dream was to build a home with an elevator so she could get outside the home. we needed room for our young daughter and ultimately two full-time caregivers. sadly, my wife died two and a half years ago. today my young daughter and i rent an apartment. my father would love to move back to petrero hill as a family, we each need a bedroom, one guest bedroom for an eventual caregiver. thank you. i want like to introduce my father. >> i'm william canihan the 82-year-old father of bill jr. i'm a native san franciscan, born and raised. i did most of my schooling in san francisco. i grew up to date next door to 891 carolina street. i started this project 18 years ago. my objective is to live in one of the two units on carolina street. the appellants demanded and got six redesigns which included a lower height of the project, which was passed by the city. a change in the roof style from our style which was passed by the city. a 4 foot side setback of our property line to accommodate

hillenburg died after a battle with a.l.s., known as lou gehrig's disease. >> this morning the tributeserstandably pouring in for hillenburg. celebrities we actually never even knew lent their voices to the show over its 19-year run. >> 19 years? >> yep. >> david bowie as lord royal highness. victoria beckham as queen amphitrite. even johnny depp as jack kahuna laguna. >> and don't forget mark hamill and dennis quaid. >> wow. a spongebob fun fact. it's nickelodeon's longest-running series of all time, even longer than "rugrats." >> we need to start a campaign to bring "rugrats" back. >> yeah, "rugrats" was awesome with an awesome theme song as well. >> you're right. >> so the other secret about spongebob and patrick, i guess we'll never find out. you know. >> were they or weren't they? >> were they or weren't they? >> very bert and ernie. >> they totally were. bert and ernie. no i don't believe they were. >>> next to our good friend gayle spoofing her niece on instagram. >> good morning, gayle. gayle king is showing the world her sense of humor by recreating some bikini snaps from her 2

he passed away from a.l.s., also known as lou gehrig's disease. he was 57 years old. >>> now to the video that's making jaws drop. an american tourist taking to the air on a hang glider with an instructor when he realizes something's terribly wrong, i mean terribly wrong. nbc's kristen dahlgren with the scary details. >> reporter: chris gerstie knew hang gliding would be a rush, but he never thought he would literally be hanging on for dear life. in a video he jokingly titled the swiss mishap, you see the man taking off from a mountain in switzerland with an instructor. only gerski's harness isn't strapped to anything. he quickly realized there was nothing holding him up, writing "i remember looking down and thinking, this is it. i was losing grip with my right hand. the pilot was trying to make a beeline to the landing field." for 2 minutes and 14 seconds, gerski dangles, gripping the bar and the instructor's pant leg, his hand slipping just as his feet hit the ground going 45 miles an hour. incredibly, he escaped with just a broken wrist and tor

lou gehrig, the great baseball player, once said he was the luckiest man in the world even though he knew he was dying with a.l.s. i am much of luckier and very, v thankful. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, for five minutes. mr. speaker, our nation lost an intellectual giant and visionary leader this past saturday, november 10, 2018. dr. herbert london was a legendary conservative author, scholar, commentator, and defender of freedom. he was the scholar's scholar and a gentleman's gentleman. a new yorker of great stature, herb grew up playing basketball and led his high school team to a city champion. after completing studies at columbia university, his hoop skills caught the eyes of others. he earned a ph.d. from new york university and later served as dean of n.y.u.'s gallatin division. from running for political office to leading the hudson institute to founding the london center for policy research, dr. london was the definition of a renaissance man and a true patriot committed to bringing about a str