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i mean, we got ernest hemingway, we have muhammad ali, we have benjamin franklin, we have l.b.j.f the buffalo. >> pelley: they are, together, the story of a people straining for union-n-- a theme e ken burs hahas exploreded from his s vert filmlm which wasas, after alallt a brbridge connecting america to america. >> burns: this is what stories do. they do liberate us from the tyrannies of our limitations, and our past, and our foibles. and so this is what we human beings do to negotiate this all too short passage that we call life. and i'm so grateful that i live in the united states of america, i mean that. i mean that. and that i get to tell stories about us, the u.s. ( ticking ) >> cbs sports h qumpt is presented by progressive insurance. here in detroit, cameron davis wins the rocket mortgage classic on the fifth playoff hole. the mets beat the yankees, dodgers win their ninth straight. for 24 hours news and highlightsts, visit, andrew catalon reporting. is such a hassle. ring it same with my boat. the insurance bills are through the roof. -[-[ sighs ] -be coolol. i wish i i

. >>> a 63-year-old georgia man is the winner of the annual ernest hemingway look alike contest.lumbing supply company owner zac taylor defeated others at key west hemmingway day's salute to the author. taylor says he shares the passion for fishing, hunting, and the outdoorsman lifestyle. >> i think papa would be proud of what's been accomplished in his name in a town he loved so well. >> hemmingway lived in keyt for most of the 1930s where he wrote "for whom the bell tolls" and "to have and have not." >>> and parts of paris looked like they stepped back in time. or over the weekend, vintage antique and classic cars made their way around the capital as part of the 14th summer crossing of paris. it drew cars, motor bikes, jeeps, buses, and tractors from all over europe. they drove past iconic landmarks including the eiffel tower. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, we're going to take you to kenya where a cbs news investigation reveals how american college students are paying graduates there to do homework assignments for them. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morni

lovely well written pair dwrafs, worthy of ernest hemingway.selves as i returned toward the finale. jesse watters may or may not have saved the world. majority rules. go out and buy a copy of the book. you will not be disappointed. while you are at it, tune into this year's student action summit to see my speech. turning point usa has that all covered. if you sign up for foxnation you can become a member for free using the code sas. that's it for tonight. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪♪♪]♪♪ ♪♪♪♪]♪♪ ♪ hello welcome to justice i am judge jeanine pirro things for being with us right to my open. >> in never ending campaign, to put america last cement image as racist depressive nation biden administration invited united nations human rights council that includes china, russia, cuba and venezuela t

lovely well written pair dwrafs, worthy of ernest hemingway.urn themselves as i returned toward the finale. jesse watters may or may not have saved the world. majority rules. go out and buy a copy of the book. you will not be disappointed. while you are at it, tune into this year's student action summit to see my speech. turning point usa has that all covered. if you sign up for foxnation you can become a member for free using the code sas. that's it for tonight. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. [♪♪♪] ♪. playing of "the star-spangled banner" ]

ernest hemingway says the way to trust people in and the way to know that people are trustworthy is bythem. trust people to get it done and if you don't think they can get it done then intervene which leads me to the next point. the policy whether it's to take paid how many times a week or monthly want to meet with people or whether you say you guys figure it out but there basic expectations on what you want to see happen all of that will change over time. when we set these policies it's so important to expect the expectation and the likelihood that they will change is -- as we learn more and we get ahold of the pandemic and we figure out what the next year or two will look like then chances are we will change our approach. i advise companies to look into these experiments were what we call phase 1 because you will have to tweak and adapt as you go. >> setting that expectation up front is important. a question about the logistics. the feasibility of people moving their equipment rack and forth between their home office in the work office. you have any recommendations for sharing equipm

the film i just finished, brian, as you know, is on ernest hemingway and that didn't end too well.ich is something maybe all of us should think about tilting towards. >> final question, ken, we've talked about how troubled you are about our nation and our world right now. we've talked about mr. franklin. we've talked about mr. ali. just a quick final question about your process. how many future topics do you walk around with every day on that list we all keep in our head? how many topics ahead are you normally watching, asking for a friend who is still stuck on country music? >> well, i can get you there. i'll sing, if you want me too, brian. we have so many projects already under way. you know, if i were given 1,000 years, i wouldn't run out of projects in american history. i'm not going to have 1,000 years so i'm loading up. and we're working on ali and benjamin franklin, some of the scary conversations you were having with don and bill a second ago are echoed in our film that we're editing starting tomorrow on the -- not starting the editing, but continuing it on the u.s. and th