i'm seeing a ty cobb for $40,000. and i'm looking at the ty cobb that i have, going, "ooh! mine's better." >> the box karl found in the attic not only contains cobb, known as "the georgia peach," but all the greats of the era. and it's not just one of each player -- it's dozens. in all there, are 800 cards, most in pristine condition. >> it kind takes it out of a scope and a realm that you just -- you're not quite sure how to handle it. >> step one -- find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage-sports-cards expert peter calderon in dallas. >> i received a phone call, which was very cryptic. he didn't want to go into any details. on a daily basis, we receive phone calls from people who find cards. it's always reprints. >> peter tells karl to text some photos of the cards, and he'll take a look when he gets a chance. >> when i got that first picture, the first thing i thought of, "this is gonna be filed in a too-good-to-be-true folder," but they looked amazing, and i saw nothing about them that suggested they weren't real. so, i definitely -- the next plan was

cobb. i would like to speak to you about how the $26 million that might be cut from san francisco unified schools. it seems like you don't have the heart to donate money when you see we are struggling. students need all these teachers and support teachers and without them, we wouldn't be in the place we are in math, writing, and reading. also, i feel really disappointed and sad because i feel like you aren't even thinking where we will be without all these teachers. i've jumped so many levels in my reading, my writes, and my math, because of all these teachers, i wouldn't be where i am now. so please don't take them away because they can help many other kids out who need them. that's why we need $26 million that you're trying to cut and don't take it away from san francisco unified schools. [applause] >> my name's azia. i'm a fifth grader at dr. william l. cobb, and i strongly disagree that you guys should cut $26 million from our schools. i know by losing some of our teachers and support s

it's fun to see how we have a good time with jerry cobb. it kinda says a lot doesn't it. so between all of these letters and even letters from the women that i was able to find no one agreed on what this program was supposed to be. everybody wanted it to be something different largely for self serving purposes. it became this really interesting thing. why was this program it looked like it was can happen. they were to go through some simulation testing. and no one would take responsibility for it. i can give away the actual energy for it. exactly where the thread went. why it became such a big deal and how it became an epic method of he said she said. the questions i will leave you with in the hopes that you will be curious enough to actually read it was jerry's dream actually realistic. or was she right because she have all of the most powerful men in the country in her pocket. i don't want to give away any more spoilers than that i will now open this for questions. [applause]. >> what started you to become a space nerd. i was researching for my second grade program. and

the story that is usually told with all of the air quotes features a hero name jerry cobb. she was the first woman to take all of the astronaut test and was the media. the name most familiar with the story. she is the woman right here. these stories feature a villain named jackie cochran. this woman right here. jackie is basically like a disney villain. she swoops down from on high. thwarts her would be sisters. and then goes home to her castle in effect she is basically melissa vent from sleeping beauty. there had been a lot written about the story. someone finds and gets all excited. this feminist story. it's all wrong. the more i dug into this. that is why there is so many air quotes. the whole narrative is just not right. i will tell you a little bit about the story today. we will also kind of walk you through the process of how i came to write this book. when i started reading about the story i read the raw rock feminist one. she is a woman in her early 30s. in a male dominant field trying to be known for her skill. it hits home for me in a lot of way. it really felt l

we'll get back to the corn cobbs. first, what about tissues, paper towel, wipes? coffee filters?e says yes. >> those are okay to use, as long as they're clean. >> crinkled phone book pages and newspaper might be okay. just make sure the ink is soy based. but flushing anything other than toilet paper down the drain might cause other issues. you might quickly clog your pipes. >> if you're going to use other paper products, you need to put that in a trash bag and throw that out in your trash. >> so how about fabric cut into small squares? some people call this a family cloth. he said yes, with restrictions. >> today with modern washing machines, you take off that particulate matter, put that in the garbage, but wash it in hot water with detergent and you can certainly reuse that. >> reporter: reusable diapers did the same business decades ago. hospitals still use reusable lotts to clean patients who can't clean themselves. cloth squares are an option. dr. jan says you can always use water. take a shower or keep a cup of water near the toilet. >> in the philippines, india, and so for

the story that usually told with all of the air quotes, and variably features a hero named derek cobb. gerry is a young woman she was in her early 30s at the time she was the first woman to take all of the astronaut tests, and kind of the media darling. she's one that spearheaded it she's been a most familiar with the story. she is the woman right here. and these stories, and variably feature a villain named jackie cochran. this woman right here. jackie is basically like a disney villain. she swoops down from on high thwarts her would-be sisters in this subcommittee hearing, and then goes home to her castle in a forest to confer with her pet raven. she's basically from the sleeping beauty not the angelina jolie but the original one. so there has been a lot written about the story. it pops up in the news with some regularity someone finds it a gets all excited. this is appealing feminist story. it's all wrong. [laughter] the more i dug into this the more i really started researching it, that's why there are 70 air quotes because that whole narrative is just not right. i am going to tel

my mentor was paul cobb. he is still around. >> yes. he is full of rich history as well. >> yes, he is. >> he is able to needs hi publishing's in the post. >> yes. i'm glad to hear that background. you continue to atu d? >> yes. a part of worship. >> 'ta paledthe purposeyenot for t job.ver ends., again, when god you to it, i wanted a specific call. once i was confirmed that god was calling me as a pastor i said yes. >> this past sunday you went from 8 am l abpm? haepe.buit wa that is true, even in ministry, you have to find what you love. >> what is your staff like? >> i have a multi-staff church. we have 60 lay ministers and staff ministers. we're going to be building out more staff in the future. >> you didn't baptize? >> i did not. >> it was deacons and clergy. when you have a large staff you want to give them opportunities to be able to exercise their gifts. that preserves you as well. i didn't want to preach and baptize as well. it gives them opportunity. the same thing with communion. a lot of associates lead with that. >> what ab

. >> we sell mac and cheese, hamburgers, some cobb salad. >> meals are packed up in oakland. part of a new idea called luka's community kitchen. >> luka is soliciting donations from individual donors that we have relationships with. we're using the fund to produce low-cost meals that are distributed by our nonprofit partners out to various homeless camps. >> the meals are made by their workers and donated to partners like east oakland collective, who distributes them. >> our work has increased and expanded. so the demand for food for people who are unhoused or people living on the street or their car has increased. >> there's another benefit. it can help the restaurant pay bills and get employees back to work. they've had to furlough about 80% of their staff as people shelter at home. >> by being able to help some people come in and do some work, it's giving them an opportunity to keep getting a paycheck and keep their families fed as well. >> they say the oakland chamber of commerce has stepped up and there's an online fundraiser. they plan to add more restaurants to the com

so if africa sees a migration of was eastern coast and he was trouble no from ontic tika we think cobbs last year was just number was on record off the coast of cape town scientists cool salvationists and tourists continue to learn more about these giant marine animals we went along to find out more. at certain times of the year special visitors can be part of what is a force being in south africa. where the huge mammals migrate from one talked to the woman off the coast of mozambique to come. here to very good after a few months to return some of them on the same route and researches have seen an encouraging rise in numbers. in the great conservation success story since the end of whaling and people stopped catching them commercially in the late seventy's around southern africa the population have been increasing rebounding. think of me and we think of getting up to what the carrying capacity of the ecosystem the population of the west and the east coast of africa have been increasing probably close to 10 percent yet the researches use a hydrophone an underwater microphone to record wi

have but i mean that is an old myth i will give you all of that jason agreed fine but let me with a cobb with always the right jason all of the candidates you mention spoke fluently if they won or lost the debate we have one candidate that looks like the presumptive nominee they can't finish sentences jan you've been trying to get in go ahead george george w. bush had problems speaking we can agree peter that jawbone george w. bush looks like you know more raider george w. bush will take in or greater next of joe biden ok let's go to jan that's going to jenna new york what was hang on it's going to come on no no doesn't listen heard it was that he couldn't speak don't. go ahead. jason is absolutely wrong here if you want to suggest that debates don't matter ask mike bloomberg what happened and the bad i mean look mike bloomberg should have never agreed to be on the stage and was. very nice isn't that bad debate. look i know but look at debate that proves that debate elizabeth warren became the defacto moderator of that debate debates do matter if it's a it's an unscripted moment anything

whether or not all these little chub will produce cobbs no one knows yet even johana can deliver a guaranteed success not yet anyway. it's a 100 kilometer drive to the cow shed. yohannes spends most of her working day in the car. i doubt either that someone once said to me here comes your honda again and her sperm will be all i. think you'll see all kinds of silly things but i can laugh about it myself but i was. back and. inseminate roland is looking for cows to inseminate. the kernel senses also captured their movements so he can tell which ones are rushing. they become very active which shows they're ready for insemination. today is the optimal time for cow number 30911. spry ready let's go. be inseminated feels through the intestine to see if the uterus is in the correct position in view this. in a certain way it is a bit like playing god playing god in a small defined area expect klein but i. know that she is writing well we can inseminate. not every insemination works it often takes several attempts using up several portions of. the 1st in the correct position so i can release it. goes

so i had lunch with her and she ordered that cobb salad at bel air not eaten it., that's the kind of thing that ronnie did. [laughter]. may we all sunday be loved and nancy davis love ronald reagan as it turns out. but it was will greenwood did, was capture a moment where patriotism from the battle of the green berets and until about greenwood, and fallen into the kind of squares bill. hazlett oakie was about. and was really an affirmative cultural statement that patriotism could be popular again. we can make that case is a speech going to be the case in the campaign we would run america when these things stand up, when he sings that, when people center. and particularly military. it. tim: and is always a pleasure to sing that song. especially when john and i do hard things together with a highlight of the evening to do that song. see what it means to people. and this will music does and music has always been a part of in my life and marks moments in your life and sometimes you'll hear some some of the picture right back into the situation and sometimes it can be

. >> you've got honus wagner, ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> i'm thinking to myself, "oh, my1 million sitting in a chair." >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in northwest ohio, on the edge of an area called the

. >> reporter: council member dan cobb they welcome shutting down more than a dozen neighborhood streets to cars. >> we want to make more room for people going outside on occasion occasion to take around the block or to the truck store, what have you, and do that in a manner where they won't be coming in contact with other people. >> reporter: the berry family likes the extra space. >> to ride your bike someplace flat without cars is a good thing. >> this is a good thing, especially for me today, because i didn't want to walk. i didn't even want to drive my truck so i'm going to get on my bike and ride. oueeping the in san francisco six-foot distance are everywhere. despite that we saw people on the embarcadero on the building's farmer market clearly not practice gsz social distancingment many people are getting a not-so-subtle warning. many firefighters were out at ocean park to remind people keep your >>isiday weekend. let's make it a memorable holiday weekend. ment think about some things we can do besides going out to the parks or beaches. think about some things we can do that does

when i announce my campaign for three years ago today, i told a crowded room of supporters in cobb county that there would be difficult days ahead for us. would remember joshua 1:9. be strong and courageous. do not be afraid. do not be discouraged. the lord your god will be with you wherever you may go. years later, know that i still believe that with my entire heart. doctors, nurses, medical staff, be strong and courageous as you have been. to our first responders, eryone else on the ground from a g this fight medical perspective, truck drivers, grocery store workers, be d delivery workers, strong and courageous. mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers, be strong and cainl you. -- courageous. hard-working georgians from every corner of our state, now is the time to fight and continue to be strong and courageous. we are in this together. we are going to win this together. and we're not going to leave anyone alone. be strong and courageous. thank you all and god bless you and i'm now going to ask dr. come up and give you an update from her end. thank you. dr. toomey? >> thank you very much.

millsap, tyler perry happy birthday virginia robinson and will and wyatt, and happy birthday zach cobband also to my good friends down in ocean springs, represented of happyuber's' dad, birthday, barry. finally, one of my favorite things to do every day is wishing a happy birthday to one of our great servicemen and women, one of our great veterans at the mississippi veterans home in oxford, miss shirley robbins is turning 88 years young today. happy birthday, shirley, have a great day, and god bless. thank you all. at 11:30ay on c-span a.m. eastern, house minority leader kevin mccarthy holds a conference call with reporters to discuss the coronavirus response and the house's legislative agenda. then at 12:15 p.m. eastern, the speaker of the house nancy pelosi holds her weekly press conference, also via conference call. the senate meets thursday at 3 p.m. eastern for a brief pro forma session, while most lawmakers are back in their home state due to the coronavirus pandemic. it's possible senate republicans might ask for unanimous approval for additional funding to help small businesses

up next, we speak with alyssa cobb on her book, "hello, girl." >> how i first learned about the hello girls was just scrolling through the internet looking for women in world war i, and i came across a homemade if web suit. somebody had put up -- web site. somebody had put up a picture of their mother sawing my mom did a really important thing, and nobody knows about it. i got obsessed with finding them. and then it turned out they were there in the archival footage of the national archives and in the records of the congress and the records of the army, but people had just denied what they'd done. as someone said, they were the hidden figures of 1917. and so, you know, it was just a great honor to resurrect them, so to speak. they had different positions, of course. and one of them the signal -- the department of the army that's responsible for communications. in 1917 the u.s. declared war in world war i, and then in 1918 the u.s. was really gearing up to participate. one of the first things they figured out is what separated world war i from all wars that preceded was the development

gwinnett, cobb. how many have you been acting together and how much has there been unilateral decision making just in the atlanta region? >> well, one of the things did i. i've been listening very closely to information that i received from dr. del rio, one of the leading infectious disease experts. i called for for at least a phone call to hear what i was hearing. and i believe that when other leaders got that information. that they would make decisions in the best interests of their communities and that's what they did. they heard from dr. del rio and we began to see other municipalities, some led by republican leaders, so this is not a partisan issue. they made decisions on close their municipalities down. it is extremely concerning that we don't have input in our local communities. i'm hearing from restaurants that they will not open. they will not put their people at risk. but you have people who are torn. when you fill out an unemployment application, the question is asked, have you refused to

trina cobb asks, how do i motivate myself to be more productive with all this doom and despair?uld you tell her? >> this is the time you have the opportunity to work from home and even be more productive in whatever you do. you have to innovate, you have to improvise. but keep work hours the same. eight hours, if that's what you do. then focus work time at home and focus relationship time. focus sleep time, focus meditation time. focus eating time. and a little bit of focus breathing time. these are the pillars of well-being. sleep, meditation, movement, emotions, relationships, and a little bit of healthy nutrition and maintaining your biological rhythms and being aware of your choices in the moment, you'll be productive. you'll manage stress. >> two more questions, dr. chopra on facebook. one viewer, jean stoker says i'm fine and happy at home but get anxious before leaving to go out. what advice do you have for gene. >> first of all, minimize your going out. secondly, take all the usual precautions. thirdly, any time you feel anxious, just focus on your breath or the sensatio

particular moments he needs to distinguish between certain strands he needs to go with lock than cobb's, and he does that in a compressed way. for but part of the declaration that people consider important was not the preamble. not until about 1830. >> sorry. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020][captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good evening. i'm so glad you are here tonight. welcome.

today's "cbs this morning" podcast, we talk with climate scientist and georgia tech professor kim cobbusive first look at a new music video from major lazer and marcus mumford. how they created what feels like a global group hug. we'll be right back. in these uncertain times, look after yourself, your family, your friends. but know when it comes to your finances, we are here for you. what can i do for you today? we'll take a look at the portfolio and make adjustments. i'm free to chat if you have any more questions. our j.p.morgan advisors are working from home to help guide you through this. for more than 200 years, we've helped our clients navigate historic challenges. and we will get through this one... together. ♪ ♪ >>> the coronavirus has hit bla black americans more than any other group. that's why they're the focus of a prime time special. i was asked to honor and was hoppered to do so. it's called "covid-19: black america's fight." produced by b.e.t. news in partnership with cbs news and facebook. b.e.t. is a division of viacom cbs. this one-hour special will have interviews ab

is a cobb salad wrap. i have hard-boiled eggs, radishes, all things that will ignite metabolism.important. we want to, you know, where a lot of people are at home an a lot of people are also having to go out and bring food with them so i made this veggie lentil power bowl. it's great for meatless friday. again, veggies are like kindling for the metabolism. super easy to make and in the cookbook i have all the swaps you need for whatever you can source or put in your pantry. the biggest thing, make sure you're taking -- >> so great. >> foods that you packaged instead of packaged foods and all these recipes are available right in the cookbook. they're delicious. you can pop this -- this actually freezes really well. you can pop it in the freezer. i made some carrot cake bars. again, things that -- pleasure stimulates the metabolism. so you want to make sure you're eating things all day long that's going to ignite that burn. >> i love it. i'm digging the lentil idea. i know you say think about olive oil, a little lemon juice as dressing if you run out of salad dressing. not to worry

belong, my corporate business in banking with is a know voice, a smaller back here in the area in east cobbs able to get on with them. they went through the process with me. i had a gentleman named scott reach out to me, a processor and got all the funding done in pretty quick a time frame. steve: that's the way it's supposed to happen i have friends in small businesses and they back with the big banks. they went to the big banks what did they tell them? >> very sadly i have quite a few friends of mine that own their own business. and when i reach out to them with excitement for all of us that we're getting this money they did not have the same excitement as i did. a lot of sadness and disappointment and i asked them who they bank with and a lot of them banked with. so bigger banks. because of that like a wells fargo they were not able to get the funding. it was a very slow process by the time the paperwork got done there was no money for them to have. steve: sounds like your advice if you are in a small community go to the small bank, it sounds like they were able to have, in your case, a

ay the onlyd to s person more famous than him was ty cobb. he batted 400.hey have been bad mouthing donald trump about trying to kill old people. ut --e to call it -- b talks negative stuff about donald trump more than anything. he made some bad statements. saw it come out of his own mouth, he said that people do not need to live past 75 years old anyway because they become a burden to society. but as far as my family, we are trying -- we have tried to pretty well follow the rules. i'm on dialysis right now and i have to go to the hospital two or three times a week, mostly three times a week. host: how has dialysis changed amid the coronavirus? new precautions or what new things do you have to do? guest: they got stuff at the hospital where we go in. they only have one entrance. it is about 10 miles out of flint. they have strict regulations at the door to make sure that you have a mask, check your temperature and everything. but i am not sure how bad tennessee county has it now. i know it is the worst down in the detroit area. but that is the only time i g

por lo que estamos viendo en la asociaciÓn cardio logica de estados unidos es que estas cobb adicioneslares, asÍ que la asociaciÓn cardiologica establecido un perÍodo especial de 2. 6 millones de dÓlares. para ver sisy hay algo que podamos hacer para incrementar la prevenciÓn, es la clave. >> doctora benjamÍn, ¿cuÁles son las causas de todas estas complicaciones de salud? hay determino abts sociales de la salud de lo que hablamos, cosas como aire limpio, agua limpia, ejercicio, todas esas cosas de las que hablamos, sabemos que el cÓdigo postal de la gente predice mÁs facilmente la salud que el cÓdigo genÉtico, donde uno vive no deberÍa marcar diferencia pero es una realidad, por el tipo de trabajo, por el tipo de ambiente, vemos que no es necesariamente la genÉtica, vemos que hay algo en ciertas poblaciones en zonas rurales porque en zonas rurales tenemos un mÍnimo de actividad fisica mÁs sobrepeso, hipertensiÓn, problemas cardÍacos, cosas que conducen a enfermedades cardÍacas, diabetes, vemos ese tipo de cosas que vamos a notar en poblaciones rurales, que vemos en poblaciones de minor