today, we're here with andy galvin. andy's heart and soul and beginnings are in the california vision. he is the curator for mission delores in san francisco and he is going to tell us about so much more about the mission. you -- tell us about this pilgrimage. i don't think we know about the many opportunities there are and see the missions in different perspectives. >> for about 10 years now, the francis can pilgrimage company has been putting together tours for the california missions. rather than trying to do all 21 missions, the upper california missions, san diego to sonoma in one trip, the program has been divided into three segments, so one year would be the northern mission, from sonoma north to sole dad, south. central california missions is the san antonio, san miguel, south to san ventura. the southern missions would be down to san diego. the pilgrimage is not a tour. it's a pilgrimage going to each site, focusing on the saint or the name of that particular mission, spending time at each mission in prayer and

for that we go to andy levy. hi, andy. >> hi, greg, how are you? >> great, thanks for asking. >> bob, how are you? >> fine, good. >> excellent. >> you said the police in oakland were overreacting. oakland mayor quan seems to agree with you. she is now distancing herself from what the police did. she said she was away in washington when it all went down. >> does that mean she learned something? i think that the police tend to overreact in things like that. these are protesters who are against the establishment, and the police are there to protect the establishment like our host. why would they protect him? >> they don't want to lose their jobs. >> here is the thing. bob, i don't think it is fair to just say oh, the police are pigs. >> i am not suggesting they are pigs. i used to call them pigs. i was a lot younger. >> you know, the story about how all of these crimes, and they had their best cops down on wall street and everybody who hate the wall street people say they are a bunch of punks and drunks and homeless people. why do you need it to prote

we sat down with andy recently to chat about, well, andy.ece on "60 minutes," what was the immediate response? >> andy rooney: well, how you going to hate andy rooney on television? ( laughter ) i mean, i... i don't recall having much negative comment from anybody. >> safer: did you have any idea, though, that you would become iconic on this broadcast? >> rooney: well, i hope you're right. i don't know the... whether you're right or not, but i like hearing you say it. ( laughter ) i don't know anything off-hand that mystifies americans more than the cotton they put in pill bottles. why do they do it? >> safer: for over 30 years, andy rooney has held court, dispensing his wit and wisdom from his desk turned pulpit, soapbox, or whatever you want to call it. >> rooney: i make my living having opinions. all i'm saying is... >> safer: as america's favorite grouch-in-chief, he was the voice... >> rooney: will you please tell me why... >> safer: ...the loud, whiny voice speaking on behalf of citizens fed up with nearly everything... >> rooney: that

let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> you won't go see him on monday night football as espn and hank williams junior officially partways. and president obama talks about the importance of his jobs bill at a press conference on thursday, but was he so boring he added to unemployment by putting clinics out of business? and why are conservative white males less likely to believe in global warm ?g a shocking study that doesn't answer the question, greg. >> happy bald and free day. >> what exactly is bald and free? >> bald and free day is a chance for bald people to celebrate their baldness, and for others to honor them. >> andy, apologize to bald people. just because you have a head of highlighted, spiky blonde hair, it doesn't make you special. >> ient in you no offense, and no highlights. soon enough i will be one of them. in fact, i would like to use my pulpit to call on all scientists to stop whatever research they are doing and focus on a cure for baldness. >> andy? >> yes, greg. >> i don't believe you have a pulpit.

andy rooney.n sunday, andy rooney will make what they're calling his final regular appearance on "60 minutes." he's 92 years old. he said he's retiring so he can spend more time with his family and his family announced they're going back to work to spend less time with andy. [ laughter ] you know when andy rooney was born, he was already 64 years old. that's true. [ laughter ] most of the correspondents on "60 minutes" are old. and at 92, that ticking clock must be extremely unsettling. apparently "60 minutes" is looking for fresh blood to replace andy. right now, they are looking at a young up and comer named regis. who i think has a -- [ laughter ] i don't know if i buy this retirement story, though. i hear and i don't want to spread rumors, but i hear he's checking into rehab for melba toast addiction. [ laughter ] i'm going to miss andy rooney. he's the closest thing we have to a real life oscar the grouch. he even lives in a garbage pail. i don't know if you're aware of this. andy rooney is o

andy rooney.n sunday, andy rooney will make what they're calling his final regular appearance on "60 minutes." he's 92 years old. he said he's retiring so he can spend more time with his family and his family announced they're going back to work to spend less time with andy. [ laughter ] you know when andy rooney was born, he was already 64 years old. that's true. [ laughter ] most of the correspondents on "60 minutes" are old. and at 92, that ticking clock must be extremely unsettling. apparently "60 minutes" is looking for fresh blood to replace andy. right now, they are looking at a young up and comer named regis. who i think has a -- [ laughter ] i don't know if i buy this retirement story, though. i hear and i don't want to spread rumors, but i hear he's checking into rehab for melba toast addiction. [ laughter ] i'm going to miss andy rooney. he's the closest thing we have to a real life oscar the grouch. he even lives in a garbage pail. i don't know if you're aware of this. andy rooney is o

he had andy rooney on, and he asked andy rooney what he thought of "bias" the book and the topic of bias in the news. andy said bernie has always had a great ncaa -- knack for being a jerk. i have no problem with that. >> bill: that's true. [ laughter ] >> not only is it true, i have been called worse. but then he said and i'm going to give to you with sentences here. then he said there is no -- but there is no question that i, andy rooney, that i, among others, have a liberal bias. now, i'm watching this at home and i say i don't care if andy rooney has a liberal bias. he is a commentator. what does he mean by "i among others" he answers it with the next sound bite or the next question to larry king. he says "i think dan, referring to dan rather, i think dan is transparently liberal. now he may not like to hear me say that. i always agree with him. but i think he should be more careful. after i fell off the couch at home and got up, i'm saying i have never said anything that inflammatory about dan rather. this is unbelievable. he is saying conservatives have been right all along. >> bil

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sunday, a reminder that andy rooney will be delivering his last regular essay on "60 minutes" tonight, number 1,097 to be exact. andy will also be talking with fellow "60 minutes" correspondent morley safer. >> there's no doubt about it. dogs are nicer than people. >> people say, is rooney really like that, you know, or is he a character we see on the screen. i say, he's exactly like that. for example... i've been out with you walking the street. people come up and ask for an autograph. you get very prickly. >> what kind of an idiot wants my name on a piece of paper. >> it's not a question what kind of idiot. i've heard you say to people, look, i get paid to write. >> i have no intention of stopping. i just don't sign autographs. >> you can see all of andy rooney's farewell a little later on "60 minutes." that is the "cbs evening news." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell at the cbs

>> andy boy's my father, andy d'arrigo, he's the face on the label and a lot of people ask, is there an andy boy and i say, yes, there is. >> who is this? >> yep. it's me. >> oh. ha ha. you see, when folks around here say andy d'arrigo is the face of andy boy produce, they mean it, literally. now 86 years young, he, along with his daughter margaret and son john, run one of the most successful farms in the salinas valley. it all started back in the early 1900s, when andy's dad and uncle emigrated from sicily and went through ellis island. they were both teenagers and spoke barely any english, but they had a dream for something better. >> this is the american dream where people see opportunity. i don't know how my grandfather was living there, could scrape up enough money to put 2 kids on a boat to the united states and probably inowing they'd never see them again. but they knew there was no opportunity there where they lived. and i think that's what the united states is all about. >> the 2 brothers started their operation in new york, but then moved out west to beain growing fruits an

i'm sorry, andy. if you weren't going to interject on that, i was. >> i was going to let there be an interesting conversation, but you killed any chance of that. >> what part of what i said was wrong? >> no, it is the point is no part of what you said was interesting. >> why is the camera still on me? >> diane, what you and paul were saying is it was the same excuse used by the dixie chicks when they said something bad about president bush, and their record sales took a nose-dive. >> they complained on both sides. >> they started making it a free speech issue which it is not. they had the right to say what they said hank williams junior said. but it doesn't mean there aren't consequences. >> i can still think it is stupid on espn's part to make such a big deal out of it and fire a guy for saying something in an interview that has nothing to do with the job he does for the company. >> of course you think it is stupid. >> there are shades of gray. >> now that he is spewing cliches can we move on? >> it

andy rooney is still -- >> first 50 years trying to become well known as a writer.next 30, trying to avoid being famous. i walk down the street now or go to a football game and people shout, hey, andy, and i hate that. i've done a lot of complaining here but of all the things i've complained about, i can't complain about my life. and all this time, i've been paid to say what is on my mind on television. you don't get any luckier in life than that. this is a moment i've dreaded. i wish i could do this forever. i can't, though. but i'm not retiring. writers don't retire and i'll always be a writer. a lot of you have sent me wonderful letters and said good things to me when you meet me in the street. i wasn't always gracious about it. i don't say this often, but thank you. although if you do see me in a restaurant, please, just let me eat my dinner. >> andy rooney is still expected to make occasional appearances on "60 minutes." >>> a new light will be has been developed that gives new meaning to the term long-lasting. light can last apparently as long as 37 years of 1

let's go to tv's andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what's coming up on today's show, old sport? >> our top story, as occupy wall street enters the eighth year we try to find more things to say about it. and who were the big winners and losers at the 23rd republican presidential debate? we will try to tell and you hope there is not another debate before this segent meant airs. and what happens when bill schulz goes to comic-con? hopeful leahy will get the crap beat out of him. >> happy evaluate your life day, greg. >> how can that be happy? >> it gives uh chance to reflect on what you have done and where you are going. for certain people that's not a bad idea. >> are you insinuating something, andy? >> what do you mean? >> you put emphasis on my name there. >> did i? >> i think you did. >> i don't think so, greg. i think there is something else going on here. >> what if there is, andy? >> it is carlos, isn't it? >> it would have been you are anniversary. >> let it go. >> he was the best full body massage therapist on the planet.

post game wrap up with tv's andy levy. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news .com/red eye. >>> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> michael, where can people go to find out about your forthcoming awesomeness. >> you can find it on twitter at mc moynihan. i think that's it. lots of good stuff. look on it. >> basically you have nothing to plug. >> nothing to plug. >> where are you going to be friday night? >> i will be with my partner, sean gardener who is part of susan g komen's honoring the promise ceremony at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. >> you have a partner. >> imaib. >> i hope they don't roll in the tanks to the kennedy center. >> i hope they do. >> i low pressure on "the five" tomorrow. i am moving to new york. that's a big thing. from wyoming to manhattan. it will be quite a journey. >> we can hang out. >> um, yeah. >> john, when are you filling in for me again? >> you weren't that bad.

post game wrap up with tv's andy levy. andy levy.ee clips of recent shows ( phone ringing ) okay... uhh. the bad news, it's probably totaled. the good news is, you don't have to pay your deducble. with vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance, you got $100 off for every year of safe driving, so now your deductible is zero. the other good news ? i held on to your coffee. wow. ♪ nationwide is on your side ( laughing ) it's actually a pretty good day whenou consider. that's great. post game wrap up. >> michael, where can people go to find out about your forthcoming awesomeness. >> you can find it on twitter at mc moynihan. i think that's it. lots of good stuff. look on it. >> basically you have nothing to plug. >> nothing to plug. >> where are you going to be friday night? >> i will be with my partner, sean gardener who is part of susan g komen's honoring the promise ceremony at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. >> you have a partner. >> imaib. >> i hope they don't roll in the tanks to the kennedy center. >> i hope they do. >

let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what's coming up on the show, old sport? >> our top story, the war criminal george bush orders an american citizen killed without due process. we will have complete coverage of liberal outrage straight ahead. what's that? oh, sorry. nobel peace prize winner barack obama orders an american citizen killed without due process. nothing to see here. plus, can taking shrooms change a person's personality for the better? the shocking story you and the giant rabbit next to you want to see. and we sent bill schulz on the street to see how people celebrated gwenyth paltrow's birthday. sadly he did not get hit by a truck. >> thank you, andy jie. happy national mud pack day. >> i love them. dean martin, sammy davis, junior. >> no, greg, that was the rat pack. >> the mud pack was emilio es tau varies and demi moore and molly ring -- ringwald. >> that was the brat pack. >> no, that you can find at a beer festival. it is a dietary issue. >> not sure what you are talking about. oktoberfest is around the corner and i know you are a fan. >> i

plus 92-year-old andy rooney says good-bye to the "60 minutes" audience. and he goes out with one final sentiment to his viewers. leave me alone. cranky to the end, andy. we'll show you that clip later. first the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> the state department is issuing a worldwide travel alert for possible anti-american attacks after friday's deadly drone strike in al qaeda linked terrorists in yemen. significant blow to the terrorist organization. the attack killed anwar al awlaki, the u.s.-born chief of external operations for al qaeda's yemen branch. he had been tied to the deadly 2009 shooting in ft.hood, the christmas underwear bomber and last year's attacks in times squares. samir kahn was also killed in the strike. the u.s. hoped the attack also killed one of the top bombmakers, but yemeni officials confirm he was not among those killed. the death of al awlaki and kahn has raised questions about the legality behind pursuing and targeting americans abroad, even though with ties to terrorist organizations. in an editoria

andy levy is off tonight. he is not feeling well. filling in is a comedian by the name of jesse joyce. he is fresh from his goodfellas re-enactment group. jesse, what is coming up on the show? >> i am being to think this is like fight club and there never really was an andy levy. first up on the show, kanye west. his day was brief as he had to swing by children's hospital and show the kids how fast he could move around without crutches. then off to a homeless shelter to show him pictures of his compound in bermuda. and also tonight, california passes a bill making it illegal to openly carry an unloaded firearm. this comes as a huge blow to the entire los angeles firearms fashion community. and finally as we all know, venezuela has some of the most lawless driving conditions in the world. so the city of cawacas has introduced 120 mimes who blow through red lights. that's right. venezuela has figured out a way to rid their city of mimes. >> thank you. i look forward to your humor this evening. >> this will be the greatest night of our

bengals quarterback andy dalton led a comeback to tie the game in the fourth quarter.ti, though, kicked the winning field goal as time ran out. they would win this game 23-20. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and andy rooney has a few more things to get off his chest as he signs off from "60 minutes" for one last time. >> but i'm not retiring. writers don't retire. minutes" for one last time. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. plus veggie nutrition. when you spend more days than not separated from your own life... when the only thing you can be sure of is migraines with 15 or more headache days a month, you're living a maybe life. and you may be living with chronic migraine. but knowing that this thing you're going through has a name, means knowing you can find treatments that are right for you. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. our turkeys in november. and want to pick up our gifts in decemb

so, we wanted to check in on andy's first night of retirement to see what he's doing. it seems like he still has a lot he needs to say. just take a look. [ phone ringing ] >> thanks for calling domino's. can i help you? >> hi. i'd like to order a large cheese pizza, please. >> okay. >> why do they this call it "cheese pizza" anyway? it's got sauce on it. are we supposed to just pretend there's no sauce on there? >> excuse me? [ light laughter ] >> i order a pepperoni pizza, it's called a pepperoni pizza. what happened to the cheese? [ dial tone ] [ light laughter ] >> 911. what's your emergency? >> what's the significance of the number 911? why not just 111 or even one? if i discovered a dead body, or

still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy.is a disgusting human being. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by mattresses, the rectangular pad on coiled springs. thanks, mattresses. plap >>> welcome back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. now to andy levy. >> greg, what's up? >> not much. >> can we start? >> didn't mean to interrupt you. >> that's fine. i had to figure out what i was having for dinner after the show. >> fantastic. >> occupy wall street. greg, i didn't know in the 80s were you married to roseanne bar. >> it was brief. it was passionate. i won't forget those moments. >> sure. >> she broke my heart and my futon. >> well played, sir. >> sherrod, you asked why the nymd is locking up several people. i'm sure all of those people were booked and released. >> booked and released? but you have to pay somebody to do the paperwork. it is a waste of money. if you put them back where you grabbed them fun -- >> are you saying they should have been tossed off the bridge? joy it is america, we are all about

andy keller. he's also known as the bag monster.olluting our land and our water. well, now he's under attack. three plastic bag companies have taken him to court. amber lyon continues her investigation. >> reporter: one landfill. five minutes. 55 bags. most of them -- >> hilexpoly. >> the largest plastic bag maker [ junior ] i played professional basketball for 12 years. today i own 165 wendy's restaurants. and i get my financing from ge capital. but i also get stuff that goes way beyond banking. we not only lend people money, we help them save it. [ junior ] ge engineers found ways to cut my energy use. [ cheryl ] more efficient lighting helps junior stay open later... [ junior ] and serve more customers. so you're not just getting financial capital... [ cheryl ] you're also getting human capital. not just money. knowledge. [ junior ] ge capital. they're not just bankers... we're builders. [ junior ] ...and they've helped build my business. we're builders. fore! no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to..

for that we will go to andy levy. andy, you look healthy. >> thank you. last week my lip was so blown up people -- parents on the streets were yelling at their kids, "stay away. it is a mccu ry o." >> your lips were disgustingly huge. >> what kind of infection was this? >> the good kind, paul. >> at least he had an excuse, paul. >> for a week i knew what it was like to be paul, and now i feel bad making fun of him. greg, you started off the show by saying i'm greg gutfeld and i'm right here so the guy peeking in the window at 3:00 a.m. wouldn't be me. did some digging and turns out we tape earlier in the night. >> you lie. lie. >> still isn't me though. >> i am not saying it is. >> i am somewhere else. >> you said it couldn't be you. i stay could be. >> i am across town right now. i have an alibi. >> doesn't shep live across town? >> all right. >> isn't alibi the name of your binoculars? i'm just asking questions. >> occupy wall street hits its one-month anniversary. greg, i believe the traditional one-month anniversary is soap, so that's goods. that is m

andy surwur is joining us, editor of "fortune" magazine. what will happen to p apple now? >> there's been speculation about that for a while, wolf. part of what steve was doing over the last several years as he declined and was well wa ware of that was he was setting up apple for this unhappy day. obvious obviously tim cook has now been the ceo for a little bit. there's a whole other deep bench for the company that has been waiting to fill his had shoes. they're very big shoes. the shoes can't be filled. i mean, this is a once in it a century type of person. you were talking earlier about how important he was. he was the most innovative ceo of our time. owe may not have been the best ceo because on a personal level he had failings when it came to interacting with people, for instance. but in terms of creativity and innovation, unparalleled. we'll never see anyone like him again in our lifetime. i will tell you that for sure. the company will go along fine for a number of years, no doubt. it's sort of a borg, a machine. it's set up. but we don't know had what this machine c

and he is clearly not alone. >> which one was andy?> that's cruel. >> i don't even know what that means. >> i will say some say that his companionship is what gave him an ailment. a lot of those looked dangerous. >> star of a fever and feed 500 cats? >> you never see a cat lady sick. >> no. >> well you never see a cat lady. they don't go out much. >>> can a sexy freelance writer ever find true love while living in l.a.? and as david discuss herself memwior, more stuff about me when we return. >> what do the brits have against porn? usually just their pale, sweaty boots. very tasteful. >>> should you view sleez with ease? or should you have to opt in to see skin? well, in the uk, a place very far away, subscribers to four of the largest internet providers will now have to make an active choice if they want to view sexually explicit websites. the move is part of the british government's effort to curtail children's access to on-line smut which includes a website that parents can use to complain about to tv ads. losing track of the story.

andy keller. he's also known as the bag monster.re polluting our land and our water. well, now he's under attack. three plastic bag companies have taken him to court. amber lyon continues her investigation. >> reporter: one landfill. five minutes. 55 bags. most of them -- >> hilexpoly. >> the largest plastic bag maker in the u.s. is one of three companies that have sued chicobag. andy keller's reusable bag company. >> we're recycling somewhere close to 70,000 pounds of post consumer bags, wraps, every day. >> the president gave us a tour of the company's plastic recycling plant in indiana. which it touts as the biggest in the world. daniel says many bags not recycled benefit consumers who reuse them. >> they use it for a trash can liner. one of the biggest reuses, cleaning up after a dog when you take it for a walk. >> reporter: keller has been a thorn in the company's side. in a lawsuit hilex poly accuse ed keller of leading unstan shated statistics on its website. >> we thought this kind of false and misleading information was not

after she told andy about her memoir. >> he did everything to stop it. he called my publicist up and said, she will be single down.dly bringing the family >> reporter: you'lbe bringing the family down? >> right. and then i learned in june that he was behind a tell-all madoff book that was coming out and since june his requests to visit me and the kids have completely stopped. >> reporter: she says her memoir is the bookmark couldn't write for himself, stifled by his trones. >> i think it was a huge mistake that he was not allowed to have a voice in this nightmare. and it's one of the reasons i've written this book. it's to give mark a voice. >> reporter: in two days, stephanie madoff mark wouck woue celebrated her seventh wedding anniversary. mack is the new name she and mark agreed on for their family, for a new life she will have to face alone. >> if after reading my book five people out there believe he's innocent, then i think i've done my job. >> reporter: how do you think he would feel? >> he'd be really proud of me right now. >> reporter: for "nig

you name it, andy reid is the guy ultimately responsible. doesn't mean he gets fired if they don't make the playoffs but when you go all in there has to be a consequence if if doesn't work out and so far it's not working out for the eagles. >> key injuries. mario williams with the texans. >> fear he has a torn pectoral muscle. if so he'll be out for an extended period of time. mri coming tomorrow in seattle. tarvaris jackson will have an mri tomorrow on another pectoral muscle injury and could be out for some time depending on the results of the mri in tampa, gerald mcgo, ankle injury. another mri coming tomorrow. no mri necessary for 49ers receivers josh morgan. a broken ankle suffered in garbage time of that 48-3 win over the buccaneers. they were up 41-3 when he went down with the broken ankle. >> here in atlanta a victory for the packers. in the process they lose offensive lineman chad clifton what appears to be a serious hamstring injury. nfl films all-access look at the raiders emotional win over the texans which came down to the final

andy murray is third. this all happened because andy murray won the shanghai masters on sunday. he beat david if herer in straight sets, so that moves him up to the third-ranked spot. he's actually never finished the year in the world number three spot. he's always been just below that, so this was one of his aims for the year. >> did he have much of a following? >> i think he would have he won a grand slam. you've got novak djokovic, who has been phenomenal, so he's a bit of a joke other tour, so everyone really loves him. federer and nadal, you got people in great britain who would prefer federer to win something than andy murray. his profile is changing. he's won a lot of tournaments in asia, so the asian fans do like him. he's won three tournament natural row, thailand, japan, and now shanghai. he's also won through the middle east. so he does have fans around different parts. >> another young brit. >> 20 years old, just won the portugal masters. he's only been on the tour for three events, and he's already won one of them. he moves up from 621st to 166th in the world, so 20

andy?thanks and welcome for wearing your suit. >> thank you. >> i am here with attorney and former contestant on "the apprentice." her new book comes out on friday. jaime weinstein. he has a made uptight tell according to his boss tucker carl -- carlson. and bill schulz, i think he is dressed as billy joe armstrong from green day. and sit sitting next to me is constantine marules. his hair has its own publish sits. and he goes into the pale because his news is stale. hi, pinch. >> today in home and leisure they discuss the best way to child proof one's home. want to know how to pinch people? put things on shelves. due to lack of any uh pen denses -- appendages i cannot walk, lap or jump. what are you doing? can you bring slash carry me with you? anyone? hello? >> are -- you are the dumbest pawking paper. >> go back to your box. >> dumbest talking paper on tv. we are stoutering the show jie. should we hope the door? they voted unanimously to allow smelly peace loving freaks to set up aside r

chris: welcome back. "60 minutes" announced that andy rooney is retiring and we kick off with an andy rooney rant. he is on the subject of a gallup poll last fall showing barack obama's numbers down. >> i surveyed eight of my friends and said they liked obama. as far as i'm concerned, obama is doing the best job he knows how and it's good enough for me. chris: there he was a year ago and our question, willow bauma supporters keep the morale up in the face of low numbers? >> hard core probably will. couple of years which there was no slipage among obama's base -- he is in some danger. >> i'm more optimistic post his job speech. he is ditching some of the attitude. >> there is -- the question is will they turn out in the numbers that they turned out in 2008 and these record numbers, black people, young people and hispanic. chris: will it be a enthusiastic push? >> less than 2008. >> you see the diminished enthusiasm. if mitt romney the quand, he will make obama look real. >> thanks to my we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a s

you name it, andy reid is the guy ultimately responsible.'t mean he gets fired if they don't make the playoffs but when you go all in there has to be a consequence if if doesn't work out and so far it's not working out for the eagles. >> key injuries. mario williams with the texans. >> fear he has a torn pectoral muscle. if so he'll be out for an extended period of time. mri coming tomorrow in seattle. tarvaris jackson will have an mri tomorrow on another pectoral muscle injury and could be out for some time depending on the results of the mri in tampa, gerald mcgo, ankle injury. another mri coming tomorrow. no mri necessary for 49ers receivers josh morgan. a broken ankle suffered in garbage time of that 48-3 win over the buccaneers. they were up 41-3 when he went down with the broken ankle. >> here in atlanta a victory for the packers. in the process they lose offensive lineman chad clifton what appears to be a serious hamstring injury. nfl films all-access look at the raiders emotional win over the texans which came down to the final play

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is that it was andy's final regular essay.is giving up his weekly spot, although he may still appear from time to time. and he signed off with his usual charm and wit. in case you missed it, we thought you might like to see what he had to say. >> not many people in this world are as lucky as i have been. when i was in high school, i had an english teacher who told me i was a good writer, so i set out to become a writer myself. i've made my living as a writer for 70 years now. been pretty good. during world war ii i wrote for the army newspaper "the stars and stripes." after the war, went to work in radio and television. because i didn't think anyone was paying enough attention to the written word. i worked with a lot of great people who had the voice for radio or they looked good on television. but someone had to write what they said and that was me. when i went on television, it was as a writer. i don't think of myself as a television personality. i'm a writer who reads what he has written. people have often told me i said th

if you see him as a restaurant, "please just let me eat my dinner." >> don't call out, hey andy. his essay sunday was the 1,097th essay for the program. >> an impressive run. he's been with cps since 1949. talk about tv legends, that is one of them. >> indeed. >>> coming up, the race for the gop presidential nomination is heating up. >>> why it's looking like another roller coaster week for investors ahead on wall street. >>> and how this airplane got stuck in a ferris wheel. >>> welcome back, everyone. time now for a check of markets overseas. tokyo's nikkei average lost more than 150 points today. hong kong's hang seng plunged hundreds of points, heading for its lowest close since 2009. in london, the ftse opened sharply low person on wall street, the dow gained last week. the nasdaq lost 67 points. >>> one of the big worries for investors is greece. they will not meet the 2011-2012 deficit targets imposed by international lenders. other european nations try to keep the greek economy afloat. >>> the bad economy is really making people sick. a study analyzed compared foreclosure

andy warhol's display of a play of light.ibit, he takes a shadow, which is nothing and makes it something. >> he says it was a shadow in his office. we are not sure of the origin but the idea that is brilliant. >> reporter: it's made of 102 panels, no two alike, aligned along the sweeping curve of the circular walls. it's stunning like a streak of light heading into infiniti. because of the sweeping walls, all 102 panels can be shown together. it is a powerful thing. >> take the experience to be in something that is 450 linear feet. that's the experience we hope they take away. >> reporter: after you feel the shadow, head to the east wing and read the news warhol style. it shows the nexus between art and life. tabloids telling us stuff that doesn't matter. >> he's pointing our attention to the fact we are the consumers of the news. the headlines are a label on a package that we'll be enticed to buy. >> he found his life screaming from the newsstand and he loved it. >> absolutely. he wanted to be in the news. he wanted to be a