to shut ernie down.e into the lives of his owner when they found ernie purring under their parked car. >> he was sweet to begin with. a little baby, a couple of months old. >> reporter: ernie took a liking to irene and joe and always manage to find his way back to them, until they decided to take him in. unfortunately, he had a badly injured paw and doctors said there would be no choice except to amputate one of his legs. the surgery, however, did not slow ernie down. >> he can run a football field all the way over to me. he kind of runs sideways and drops his leg down and runs sideways. >> reporter: at the beginning of the pandemic, irene decided to launch in instagram account just for ernie. then almost a year later, she thought it would be fun to list ernie's birthdate on his account. >> i thought it would be cute to put his birthdate in settings, so people can see when his birthday is. >> reporter: that was a mistake. you see, ernie is nine and the minimum age to open in instagram account is 13. inst

. >> mat >> matt: two and a half months to go in srx meeting day, ernie francis jr. looked around and could not believe the group of legendary drivers that you were standing around. what does it mean to beat that group here tonight? >> man, i am totally speechless. this is incredible. those last 10-15 laps, felt like an eternity out there. those last 10-15 laps felt like they were taking forever, all of the cautions, i was just trying to focus on a good restart, me and scott speed went at it for a few laps i decided, did not know how that was going to end up, got a few doughnuts on the car, but could not be happier, super and credible and can't think everybody from srx, ray evernham, tony stewart for giving me this opportunity, our partners, i mean, this is unbelievable. this is going to make that drive to road america tomorrow a lot better. >> matt: last three restarts, you would issues, the last when you were sideways coming green. what was it like, tse of relief, when you finally pulled in front i could see them in your mirror? >> i was playing around with gearing

so ernie got kicked off. on your side team contacted instagram on the owner's behalf and now we can all look at ernie and see what ernie's up to. >> look what he did. >> look what he did. >> i want to see more pictures of ernie. >> what other journeys? >> you'll have to follow. >> that's true. what is your cat going? we haven't seen him. >> oh, oreo. >> we haven't had oreo surprises. >> he's protesting me leaving. >> being here on set. >> he's like where you been, dude? i'm like, here's your food? yeah, he's not happy. >> poor oreo. >> upset about less screen time. >> there you go. >>> good morning, america. as we start this thursday together, elsa is hitting the east coast. overnight, path of destruction, elsa turning deadly in florida, tornadoes touching down, one hitting a naval base in georgia. the storm now moving north with torrential rain and damaging winds. ginger and our weather team tracking it all. >>> also breaking overnight, a shootout in haiti between police and four of the haitian president's s

let's check in with ernie gar see that iii get a better sense of where he's coming from.s. >> so, ernie, why should i not be worried for the second half of the year when we know people can go back to meeting people, don't need to do it necessarily automatically. they can meet people because we've got the pandemic under control and perhaps car companies can produce more cars, which might reduce the value of used cars and everybody has moved who has to move so maybe everyone has already bought their cars. >> sure. well, i think there is a lot going on there i think there's been a lot going on in the macro economy over the last two years, give or take we focus on our customers and focus on ourselves if you look back to q1 of 2019 versus 2021, the auto industry is in a similar spot we had a pandemic and then we had stimulus and then we had vaccination rates and more stimulus we've had supply constraints, all these things that have happened but the industry is flat if you look at 2019 and 2021 q1, we've levered off by 600 basis points so i think what we do is focus on our cust

and the next day, ernie pyle is kill i on brave man in the cauldron as it were back then. and the great, surely povich, as i said, goes on the right for the walpole for 75 years. and i'm telling you when you can shut up. but jimmy reese, what he's hit and fun goes what he sent out and he was the baby. and then you were burnt. then you have seen the whole. you've seen grad right there. yeah. yeah, i have, you know, i, i still remember i still remember when all the president's men came out after watergate and i was doing this local show which was a big show. and in washington, d. c. then called panorama was a very doozy kind of show. and so woodward comes on and, and, and he's, i must, might have been the 1st person ever to say, bob, how do you, how do you in call write an entire book and have nothing but anonymous sources? how do you do that? and how do you expect people to believe you and of course, that, that entered into an argument forever. but, you know, i think he is a great reporter. yeah. i really do. they were, they were literally though they could have been more f

doctor whom up ernie heads the study, which includes 10 women and has resulted so far in four babies.>> this is a transplant we consider to be a life enhancing transplant, so it is not designed to last forever. >> reporter: once a transplant healed, grandal became pregnant through ivf. her husband calls it a dream come true, despite hardships along the way. >> this is not an easy road. it is filled with trials and complications, and it will test your patience until the very breaking point. but it's worth it. >> reporter: the grandals are taking time to enjoy their little girl. >> i am so grateful for the doctors that have done this for me. >> reporter: before deciding whether to try for a second miracle baby. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> this year americans will spend an estimated $200 billion on gift cards. a lot of that money will likely go to waste. a new survey from bank rate finds that half of u.s. adults have unused cards, vouchers, or store credits. the average person sitting on $161 worth. many times that money is never spent. websites like rays, card cash and gift c

ernie guzman works inside the hospital's e.r. >> what we know about the delta variant and that it seems to be aiming at the people under 60, under 50, and so we know -- and i have seen very sick young children. orter: he says almost all s ol of the covid patients he sees are unvaccinated. in the last two weeks dr. guzman says he's had five babies born to covid positive mothers. >> many moms i've spoken to in the last few days alone have said, oh i've been waiting, and i told them there's no more time to wait. >> a dr. at another hospital in east l.a. says the median age of her covid patients is 34. >>> the city of brentwood in contra costa county has also seen a spike in covid cases and hospitalizations, so starting monday, anyone entering or working in city buildings must wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. in san francisco, if you want to get out and enjoy a drink at a bar, you now need to covid shot first. the san francisco bar alliance, which represents more than 300 bars, needs you to provide proof of vaccination or a negative covid test if you want to drink inside. it's

paul rudd joins some of the original cast including bill murray, dan aykroyd, sigourney weaver, and ernie the marshmallow man wreaked havoc in a supermarket. it's set for release in november after being delayed several times of course due to the pandemic. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," how a new generation of american swimmers is making a splash at the olympics and ar gn this is the "cbs morning news." " (vo) for over 50 years purina cat chow has been helping cats feel at home. with trusted nutrition, no wonder it's the number one dry cat food in america. come home to cat chow. some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tu

ernie 960. but she never made it to space because of her gender. i didn't say that i would ever get to go, i think, resigning my way while you're a girl. you can't do that. i said guess what? doesn't matter what you are. you can still do it if you want to do it, and i like to do things that nobody is. john loved every 2nd of it. i get already way. ah . hello again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on our jersey or the taliban say is it welcomes and supports the withdrawal of all us and nato troops from afghan, signed by graham abbey's nearly 20 years after they 1st arrived. a complete withdrawal of us for says he's expected by september 11th. we're on track exactly as to where we expected to be. but we just wanted to make sure there was enough quote, running roof that we can get. wouldn't be able to do it all to september. they'll still be some for forces lap, but it's a rational drop down with our allies and it's making. so there's nothing unusual about the us added 850000 jobs in june. it's a major increase and better than many expected, the e

how much as tough to that is actually ernie in from the fellow it's resources and where this money is going and it didn't use about corruption. it's not new. now, there's a culture of unity resort since, you know, coming in from oil and the minerals are going into the dark perry pockets of individuals. yet there is nothing, nothing being done, you know, to stop. that's the flow of the national resources into individual pockets. we have the anti corruption commission which illustrates the existence of it's too slow to talk corruption. that is not function. he said that the anti put up some commission for leslie was created to exist rather than to function. so unless the government changes its attitude to let the government officials new public resources and get away with it, we'll see, you know, what massages continue to go to the point where the people are faster. bankruptcy net. james, there are observers and analysts who say that foreign donors need to revise their approach to aid and that they need to start holding south student these leaders accountable. how likely is that to happ

dr. ernie says the government's data doesn't tell the full story because so many people are dying before they take a p. c r test. oh, we feel bad because right now there are a lot of loss at home. sometimes we have report report before reported to us the someone died at home when we checked the body with onto her team tried to monitor patients in the area, but there are more than 300 of them and only 30 health workers. as hospitals reached capacity and are forced to turn away critically ill people, roving teams of public health clinic work as a trying to reach those in need of medical attention to monitor their condition and to provide them with oxygen and medication. but there are too many patients and not enough medics and they don't have the time or resources to help everyone in need. the ministry of health says it is trying to increase medical oxygen production and add more beds in hospitals. but each day, more and more people are falling in because of the very because the fine so why help us to help us that they need the way, but without even the prospect of getting medical care, pe

since 960, the hong kong has been called ernie by the ccp. the deter, any kind of them were quite a reforms to deter any kinds of saudi termination. right. and even before 997 had over hong congress have no say in the hand over issue. so. so actually that's why in 2014 there was the loss of scale umbrella movement. we tried to fight for your new social suffrage war, which was guaranteed under basic law, which was trying to find the ccp themselves. look when you can repeat these things, but there doesn't make them true. ok, there was no guarantee you or versus suffrage. it's not independent. if you're mad at the hand over talk to the british. they were the ones who to go shaded on your behalf. so, you know, they're not a study serious suggested, i mean, if i'm not serious, wait a 2nd. i want to challenge you and that how is that? i'm going to challenge you like my religion in the show. there's not a thing. it's not a serious point to make off the british because we're past that now we're way past last katrina. let me do your pass. you're alway

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charles: ernie season you reference it, the numbers happen strong, reactions.'t think bank earnings would do it either but when do we get the names that be and felt and make big moves to the other side? >> i think it's going to be stopped by stock. aaa and netflix coming up next week, we'll see what they can do but look at the thanks, goldman and jp reported great earnings didn't do well but j.p. morgan was up to 6%. not great earnings, they beat fairly but they were only up to present your today and they rally except for investors if you have stocks that had run too much those things come back up. i got less than a minute, what is your right now? >> i look at paypal, this company is dominating, 725 million users by 2025 they are in crypto now but they are building an ecosystem, there doing financials and big tech exactly what apple did if you're trying to compete against them right now you want yesterday it was where, arrival of paypal investing and jp morgan in 1851. i'm getting confused but 200 years ago, test have a great weekend, i appreciate you and i wan

ernie: lungs as a child. previously much work and because southern california was too hot and i suffered from heat. today i like to provide environmental justice research and highlight what i think are some of the preservation's -- [inaudible] environmental justice for people of color and low-income populations in rural areas or displeasure i impacted and i really appreciate the fact is the center said it should be called environmental injustice. environmental justice or the rubrics that challenge the deep problems. environmental justice goes back to the late 1980s. several events participated. protests farmers struggling to get farmworkers struggles of pesticides native reservations dealing with waste committees in opposed -- and lacking access to clean water. in 1987 we conduct the first national level study of uncontrolled hazardous waste sites and their proximity to various demographics. [video playing] since then environmental justice has had a major impact on the larger environmental movement and societ

host: bernie in -- ernie in pennsylvania, question or comment? caller: both.e a comment and two questions. let me complete my thoughts. host: hurry up. caller: everybody jumps on board with the same message. at no time have i seen an alternative doctor to get onto challenge -- they do not have anyone challenge the official narrative. and my two questions, one, would you take a vaccine if -- do you know what the ingredients are? and why would you take it if y ou do not know what you are putting in your body? women's rights say my choice, my body -- where are they at? whatt happened to hooters and people -- host: what about a person's choice? guest: you raise a good point. we have a general rule in the world of ethics, and in most legal settings, that your personal autonomy reigns supreme. as a general manner, you are free to turn down any medical intervention that you do not want, even if it is lifesaving. for example, we have had a few cases where somebody has gangrene and if their limb is not amputated they will die and they have the legal right to not have t