and there is don harris known in the art community here of san francisco, his new title will be executive director for creativity and the arts for the san francisco unified school district. for years, proponents of the arts have talked about bringing student performers closer to those who already work for the symphony, ballet and opera. >> 57,000 children in that school district are going to be touched by the kind of art energy we're putting out and the institute is going to do it. >> reporter: don harris has been picked to spear head the next stage of the school district's art center development. at 135 van ness. the $300 million plan consists of an art institute for all district children. in addition, the high school named -- for the arts will also move to this location. the norris theater will also be here. the money about 3 hoo million will come from three previous bonds and a fourth one that will be on the november ballot. >> the other part of that funding will be through a capital campaign that we're going to be launching. >> reporter: there is also speculation that an angel investo

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. >> don illusionist. he is the harry houdini engaged in an act of misdirection. trump is a phoney.ur >> reporter: just hours before his concession, cruz went on a tirade. >> he cannot tell the truth but combines it with being a narcissist. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country's ever seen. >> reporter: last week in a hail mary pass, cruz broke with tradition, naming a running mate. >> my friend and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina. >> reporter: fiorina then proceeded to demonstrate how she'd become fond of saur made thing the cruz kids on the campaign bus. >> i know two girls that i just adore ♪ ♪ i'm so more ♪ >> reporter: which didn't take long to become an interimanet m. ♪ i'm so happy i can see them more ♪ >> reporter: she'll now go down as the shortest vice presidential candidate in history, just six days, the most memorable moment, aside from that song, the moment she fell off the stage. >> she fell off the stage the other day. did anybody see that? and cruz didn't do anything. even i would have helped her, okay. >> meanwhile, trump was

democrats cam la harris and loretta sanchez republicans don dellavedova caro.ine are running for barbara boxer's seat it was a quick one hour debate in san diego and aired on public television. topics ranges from i am grace reform. syrian refugee crisis gun droll. >> high record is strong on protecting americans with respect to gun violence. >> i just don't see the gun issue as about substantivetive in terms of crime in terms of murder rates in the united states. i don't he agree it's a distraction it's second amendment and people's rights. i would leave it up to the states. we have the second toughest laws in any state in the country. >> the department under my leadership has taken almost 10 how guns out of the hands of people illegally prohibited from having them. >> the top two vote geters on the june program area will advance a home peacist take the water rising declared an end to its drought emergency add said that i a monthly 25% surcharge will add as of july 1st. that it also says restrictions on water use will be lifted in jail and member you he centere

what about the combination when harry reasoner went to abc and morley safer went to join mike? jeff: that was tough. very different mindsets. that is where don to its brilliance comes in. i don't think what don predicted, the feistiness that would follow. from the get-go mike tried to steal everything morley wanted to do. and he did. he really did steal stories. morley once asked mike you threatened by out there? mike said no. you are nothing compared to me. it took them years to figure out how to deal with this guy. mike was so tough. please steal a story from his own son which he did in later years. mike was amazing. he was a fabulous character. they both work. , what awith don hewitt trio. it is amazing to think about them. they are all gone. i remember them so well. the way they mix it up. just full of life. larger-than-life. charlie rose: you have become the keeper of the flame. we go to the services for people you've worked with. and youtheir work there see what 60 minutes has meant to the world and you see what they've meant to 60 minutes. andyou see the character the breadth of 60 minutes. i was fortunate enough to work there. you ar

don champion has the story. >> reporter: 500 athletes from more than a dozen countries gathered for the closing ceremony of the invictus games in orlando. britain's prince harry for participating in this year's competition. >> never stop fighting! and do all you can to lift up everyone around you. >> reporter: henry sawyer won gold wednesday in wheelchair rugby. he says the games are a way to change perception. >> not looking at us as people in wheelchairs, you know. you look at us as athletes. >> reporter: while serving in the navy, a noncombat injury left sawyer paralyzed. the family received help from the fisher house foundation. as a patient, his family stayed at one of the foundation's homes free of charge. >> i was able to stay here and be by his side every day, every moment. if he called, i could go right over. >> reporter: fisher house has helped about half of the members of team usa competing here at the invictus games. kent fisher is chairman of fisher house and helped bring the invictus games to orlando. >> it's up to all of us, you know, to kind of establish the warrior ethos, if you will, which is i will not leave a comrade behind. >> reporter: s

that competition created in england by prince harry is an opportunity for wounded service members and veterans to show their strengths. cbs news reporter don champion has more now from orlando. >> wins the gold in 1500. >> reporter: katie cooper survived a gunshot wound to the head in 2013. tuesday the army sergeant won her second gold medal at the invictus games while prince harry cheered from the stand. he establish the para olympic games to help soldiers recover from both their physical and emotional wound. >> that is what this is all about, overcoming. >> reporter: jennifer shoebell won two gold medals in cycling, army vet suffered a brain injury in 1999 during training. she said comradery at these games is especially rewarding. >> talking to other soldiers, talking about how we keep, getting different strategies to each other. i never realized how much i would learn from this event. >> reporter: first time invictus games are being held in the u.s., more than 500 competitors from 15 nations are taking part. kit fischer is chairman of the games in orlando. >> sports does so much. it restores confidence, self esteem, it gives them goals,

a department that dons the number four on their shirts, to remember four law enforcement officers from their department who paid the ultimate sacrifice. patrolman harry conyers, ronald mahoney, john passer and peter price. so what can this body do in addition to paying tribute on behalf of the people we represent to those who serve in blue? our men and women in law enforcement? we can do what we're doing tonight, but we need to do it every single year. what we need in town are members in congress and elected officials who stand with law enforcement. frankly, mr. speaker, i'm sick and tired of people in this town who refuse to stand with law enforcement, who take cheap shots, questioning the integrity of men and women who put their life on the line every day. you want to make america safer, you want to solve civil unrest throughout the country? let's stand with law enforcement. let's say, just as you have our back, we have yours. because the way to solve so many of these issues that we have seen on display on television in the last two years is to dispense with the rhetoric, dispense with the lies and rumors and say, as a body this congress, this gove

he had harry reasoner, the original host, in this, call it a pilot, if you like. and then he added mike, mike wallace, into the pilot. and it was don's relentless pursuit. they said, ok, ok, ok, we will do it. we will try it. we will put you on at 6:00 on a sunday. and so harry and mike went on. 18 months later, harry left to go to abc, and they brought me in to take the other guy on "60 minutes." and we were not a huge success at all. partly because 6:00 on sunday, football season, completely wiped us out. sometimes they would wipe us out to do a kind of 10-minute broadcast, and then they is thought, have little news bulletin at the beginning, all kinds of experiments. and then they tried us on a different night. we went against something called "marcus welby," which was the most popular program on television. and finally, we settled, because there is nothing else you could put on, at 7:00 on sunday. and it took off like a skyrocket. i can't remember what year that was, probably 1972 or 1973. i can't remember. brian: what have you found that does not work? mr. safer: what does not work? don hewitt's first rule, and i think he was ab