including the edward murrow award. she is known for dedication to the community and received the rosa parks award from the randolph institute and received the media award from bay area -- 100 black women. she worked with her closest friend, a ground-breaking in barrier journalist and other leading women to found the friends of faith. and this is an organization for a devastating disease. they worked tirelessly and support awareness. she is one of our favorite people in city hall and the bay area. i think of dino's pizza on filmore. we can't be prouder to have you as part of the great city. [applause] >> thank you. very nice words, supervisor. i got to city hall today and i saw the red carpets, i have touched so many people's lives. i realized it was for a guy named tony that wrote some song called "i left my heart in san francisco." [applause] [laughter] i love district 2, i do my grocery shopping there and i tried to keep the neighborhood thriving. i am pleased to get this commendation who through black history month.

including the edward murrow award. she is known for dedication to the community and received the rosa parks award from the randolph institute and received the media award from bay area -- 100 black women. she worked with her closest friend, a ground-breaking in barrier journalist and other leading women to found the friends of faith. and this is an organization for a devastating disease. they worked tirelessly and support awareness. she is one of our favorite people in city hall and the bay area. i think of dino's pizza on filmore. we can't be prouder to have you as part of the great city. [applause] >> thank you. very nice words, supervisor. i got to city hall today and i saw the red carpets, i have ou

difference with the false balance that mccarthy exploited and the false balance now is where is our edward r. murrow. the elites who almost by the fact this they were so confident in their position and were able to intervene and make a moral claim. let me give you an example of how "time" wrote about the john berg society and then about glenn beck a couple of years ago. this is from "time." among the u.s. brotherhoods fighting against communism, nothing is like john burke. it promotes communist style organizations that do not use the name. avoiding the political action. it estimates the u.s. is 60% communist controlled. other times, the americanists as they call themselves admits it's a joke. nothing there that -- that is good reporting for one thing. that is how the society works. there was that quote/unquote editorializing. it was the same with glenn beck. but it looked different. he was the hottest thing in the political ranks. tireless, funny and self deprecating. he has lit up the 5:00 p.m. time slot. what is missing is the moral confidence to say we are willing to risk a judgment. you know, as

. ♪ >> i'm edward r. murrow.or a little while, i would like to review with you the great conflict of our times. one which demands and must get the attention and the involvement of each one of us. this conflict is the reason why most of you are in uniform. and some of you will be going overseas. service men. families of service men. and civilians working for the department of defense. because of this conflict, many of you are already abroad. more than 1 million americans in 91 foreign countries. first and foremost, of course, americans are overseas to help preserve the peace, by maintaining an alert readiness to meet the threat of aggression. america's armed forces in concert with those of its allies are serving as a deterrent to war. some of you may wonder how directly involved in the contest you are or will be. perhaps your active duty is behind you or soon will be. and with it, you may believe your involvement in the contest ends. but the truth is that involvement in this condition flikt is far ranging indeed.

>> finally, here at cbs news, we are bringing back a program started by legendary journalist edward r. murrow ago. person to person takes an exclusive look inside the lives of prominent figures. lara logan has a preview. >> reporter: cbs news is bringing back an icon of television history. >> person. >> to person. >> good evening. i'm ed murrow. >>> host murrow took viewers into the private homes. >> hi ed. >> of some of the most famous people on the planet. >> you know how to whistle don't you? you just put your lips together and blow. >> those boldfaced names still resonate today. john and jacqueline kennedy, marilyn monroe, humphrey bogart and elizabeth taylor. >> hi guys. come on in imt. >> now meet today's legends and news leaders. >> glad to have you here at world headquarter. >> how does hollywood's most popular leading man unwind away from the lenses of the paparazzi? >> honestly, lara, this is where i hang out. this is a good spot. >> we tour george clooney's home to find out. >> this is the screening room. there's a popcorn machine, which is important. >> plus, warren buffett invite

and you know our culture right so you've got bill o'reilly is more like charles manson than edward r. murrow now let's talk about something you're very keen to write about and talk about over the years peak resources and i want to ask you is there any connection between the curtailment of civil liberties in the u.s. and this peak resource the peak oil peak average water etc well there's certainly a connection between all of these enormous looming issues the failure of capital finance the failure of civil order and the faith that we can run a civil society and the availability of the vital resources that we need to have an economy that continues to grow and produce the ability to do things like service debt so yes that you know these things are all intimately connected and they all end up read down being into the question of whether or not this is a society that has enough confidence that it will be able to keep going and carrying this project of civilization into the future right now we're not too sure about that james council has another curious thing there's a washington post show that wit

men like ernie pile and edward r. murrow>> there are more planes over england than any time since the war begun. >> i wanted to get in. >> he arrived in north africa in 1943. newspaper was stars and stripes. >> it was run by the military. there was censorship. there had to be some censor ship >> the deserts of africa, paul green was there. >> it was important not just for the soldiers but for americans back home. >> oliver: but the words and images came at a price. the casualty rate for photographers and correspondents was four times greater than the military in general. >> didn't want to die. you have to be at a certain place to get the story. >> he got mad as hell. >> oliver: he got a taste of combatted journalism in the pacific. he was one of thousands of uniformed reporters, photographers and cameramen. >> how many days until it would break in the paper? >> about a week. it went ap, up, everybody picked it up on the spotted. >> consider them the early ones. >> as the tide of war turned the world begin to see the sacrific

edward r. murrow clues to the public. >> there were more german planes over britain than at any time since the war began. >> i wanted to get involved. >> 25-year-old paul green arrived in africa in 1943. his paper was the stars and stripes. >> run by the military. you know there were sense tocen in various places. there had to be some censorship. >> from the fall of berlin wall gre paul green was there. >> it was important they get an eyewitness report out not just for the soldiers but for americans back home. >> the words and images came at a price. the casualty rate for photographers and correspondents was four times later than the military in general. >> didn't want to die but you have to be at a certain place to get the story. >> you get mad at hell not that you would get killed but they were interfering with your writing. >> o'brien got his taste of combat journalism in the pacific. he was one of thousands of uniform reporters photographers and cameras. >> how many days after you wrote the story

and one of our esteemed producers who won the edward r. murrow award, is doing something weird with a chicken. that's all i'm going to say. >> are her initials j.l. long? >> yes, they are. enough, sara. >> coming up, the latest news from hollywood and our guy -- >> is andy cohen here? >> andy cohen is in the house. >> hide the children! >> then where's the beef? sara finds out. if she's not too hung over. >>> it's time for "today's buzz" for all the celebrity news you need to know this minute. >> from remembering whitney houston to "saturday night live," host of "watch happens live," andy cohen. >> andy's in the house. >> yes, he is. how are you? >> this morning he said i'm tired. i said, why, because you have the best life in the world? >> i'm appreciative of everything. i just said i was tired. you asked me how i was doing. >> thankfulness and gratitude. >> by the way, i was sober as a church mouse last night just so you know. >> really. why? >> you said i had a hangover. >> no i didn't. not you. >> whitney's funeral saturday. you got to watch.

she has won edwards r. murrowrd. >> some of the parents of the kids who were buying are mad too. >> she did a second report. basically she went to a house party. they had the cameras at a house party in bethesda, maryland, they found, you know, kids drinking and the parents showed up and they were furious. the cops were there. >> bill: at her. >> they were furious at the news crew. what are you guys doing here. >> bill: pinheads and patriots on deck. president obama singing again. p and p two minutes and change away. rd... >> bill: pinheads and patriots starring president obama. but you are taking advantage of the lucrative deals. you buy the mat and that has crisp message and if you buy the jacket which you can wear all spring you get a patriots mug free of charge. now to the mail. joe, minnesota. >> bill: i'm not sure what that means but there is definitely collusion in the pricing. >> bill: what about theft from the american citizens john? the oil companies are doing it. are they not? we're supposed to sit back

and lives of news makers and celebrities with "person to person" following in the footsteps of edward r. murrowd unforgettable stories of high-profile figures of his time years ago and actor george clooney is one of the first guests. >> but when you talk to him and you realize that he's doing what he's doing for the right reasons, he's investing a lot of his own money, he's incredibly smart, very genuine, you have to not just like him but you have to respect him. >> lara logan and charlie rose will also feature warren buffett and jon bon jovi. all starts tonight at 8:00 here on cbs 5 and we'll run through the month of february and if all goes well, maybe a regular gig. they really enjoyed it. >> i'm sure they did. i can't imagine liking george clooney more but i'll try. >> it's nice because they do him on a big screen. you go into his house. he makes a little meal. it's real casual. >> super cool. >>> just in time for valentine's day, the truth about online dating. >> why you may be better off fining love in a bar. >> depressing. >>> he has 10 world records and counting. the unusual way that th

is bringing back the popular person to person series next week, following in the footsteps of edward r murrow and his insightful profiles of newsmakers and celebrities, and one of their first guests is george clooney. >> honestly, this is where i hang out. >> reporter: george clooney is kind of nauseating, because he's ridiculously good looking and successful. but when you talk to him and you realize he's doing what he's doing for the right reasons, investing a lot of his own money, incredibly smart, genuine, you have to not just like him, but you have to respect him. >> for the first interviews, they will feature warren buffett and jon bon jovi. that starts wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on cbs 5. >>> harry potter's daniel radcliffe takes on an adult thriller, and a new way to enjoy disney's "lady and the tramp." liam mayclem with his box office preview. >>> daniel radcliffe shakes off his harry potter uniform for the role of a lawyer haunted by a vengeful ghost in the "woman in black." this horror flick is brimming with cliches, but radcliffe is brilliant, and for that reason, i recommend it. it's

she has won edwards r. murrowome of the parents of the kids who were buying are mad too. >> she did a second report. basically she went to a house party. they had the cameras at a house party in bethesda, maryland, they found, you know, kids drinking and the parents showed up and they were furious. the cops were there. >> bill: at her. >> they were furious at the news crew. what are you guys doing here. >> bill: pinheads and patriots on deck. president obama singing again. p and p two minutes and change away. ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small sinesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best tecology rules. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. i remember the

she has won edwards r. murrow>> some of the parents of the kids who were buying are mad too. >> she did a second report. basically she went to a house party. they had the cameras at a house party in bethesda, maryland, they found, you know, kids drinking and the parents showed up and they were furious. the cops were there. >> bill: at her. >> they were furious at the news crew. what are you guys doing here. >> bill: pinheads and patriots on deck. president obama singing again. p and p two minutes and change away. emotional here? aren't you getting a little industrial? okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by reducing the impact of production... and protecting our land

edward r. murrow's classic interview program from the 1950s. bringing back person to person. lara logan and i will visit warren buffett, jon bon jovi and george clooney who took us on a tour of his los angeles home. >> hey george. >> hi guys. >> welcome. >> we're pleased to be here. >> hi lara. >> it's very nice of you to let us come inside your home, george. we appreciate it. thank you. >> lara, you're welcome any time. charlie. >> you never let up, do you? >> i can't. >> why this home for you? >> i bought it in the early '90s. i had done -- was in the second season of e.r. and i was living in a little house. i thought well maybe it's time to get a little bit larger house off of the street so i wouldn't fall prey to every photographer. >> come on in the kitchen. this is where i obviously am known for my cooking talent. this is where i order food delivered. >> where is the screen room? before you go outside, am i going to see the screening room? >> i'm going to get you to the screening room. are you looking for yourself? yes, lara, let me -- >>

it's a program that was started by -- many years ago by cbs legend named edward r. murrow >> you're welcome. >>> "cbs this morning" saturday, tomorrow. a look at the -- we also want you to take a look at -- >> reagan, not a liberal from massachusetts. >> he tries to tear down whoever he's running against. >> romney carpet bombs with wall street money. >> he's now finding excuses everywhere he can. >> i know the speaker is not real -- >> purple mountain's majesty. >> we are going to contest every place, and we're going to win. >> vowing to stay in the race to the end. when newt gingrich takes a vow, he sticks with it. >> you're not supposed to say that out loud. >> governor romney, go out and get him. >> turned around, there are cops on the other end. >> another awful accident. ten people died. >> that fire may have been a case of arson. >> oh, my god. what is going on? >> helicopters and eight vessels recovered almost 200 survivors. >> the groundwater, the soil, all of this has been cleared. >> talking to the patient whether or not she's an appropriate candidate for a lump

and one of our esteemed producers who won the edward r. murrowthey are. enough, sara. >> drank more wine. >> coming up, the latest news from hollywood and our guy -- >> is andy cohen here? >> andy cohen is in the house. >> hide the children! >> then where's the beef? sara finds out. if she's not too hungover. lisa's new normal hi jamie. here's my activia video. love this stuff. i'm starting to feel a change no longer feeling slow. i can't believe i thought irregularity was my normal. now i don't miss a beat. activia helps with occasional irregularity, when eaten 3 times a day. i knew lisa would love her new normal. ♪ activia love your new normal and introducing silky, fruity activia harvest picks. one more way to enjoy activia. but with pizza hut's tuscani tuesday, we have you covered! get pasta for two for just six bucks, or family-size pasta for just ten bucks on tuesdays. both complete with breadsticks. only on tuesdays. only at your pizza hut. danziger. [ female announcer ] the best things in life are the real things. nature valley trail mix