left out two other words, so without further ado, let me introduce your friend-- not mine-- george jefferson. tom... sit. mr. gregory, we'll talk later. louise, your bongos. my what? your bongos, like we do every night. you play while i read my poems. oh, those. george, give someone else a chance. florence. not on your life. helen. not on a bet. gladly! i know howto play these. now, you know, there's poetry everywhere. not now. as i was saying, there is poetry everywhere. in the subway, trash chutes, in books. it's around us in our daily lives. if only we observe. thus... ode to a steam press. "merrily, ye merrily--" give me those. as i was saying, "merrily, ye merrily, the pants were a mess. "their fabric called out, where the hell is the steam press?" i think we're ready for this. thank you. mrs. willis, you've been here before, and you came back? my husbandhas fun here. george, don't take this as criticism, but you know what i miss? that heartfelt emotion that we saw in your first poems. you want heartfelt emotion? you got it. when i wrote this, i was wracked with pain. i got the anguish

i'm george jefferson-- florence, good to see you again. hi, ben. you know her? for a year she peeked inside with her nose pressed against the glass. she fogged up my window. i invited her in. that key ring you'vebeen holding for me? let it go. i gotthe last payment. great. yep. 2 bucks,cash money. i'll watch the store. run to the bank. i hope you'll still come around. sure. you still gottwo things under $20. should ipick a number? mr. jefferson wants a present for his wife. could yousuggest something? what's the occasion? it's not ananniversary or birthday. i just want somethingthat says "love." oh, i have something perfect that says "love." here it is, and it's only $20,000. how about this diamond brooch? only 10,000. well, how aboutsomething thatsays "how you doing?" i got a beer in the back. get hera gold bracelet and haveit inscribed. good idea. what should i have inscribed? anything. how about..."to my dearest darling wife." fine. "from your sweet, adorable husband who hasn't done anything wrong." you don't need a bracelet, you need a hula hoop. come with m

me, george jefferson. i got business to attend to. ok, george. i was stupid to think anybody could beat me. something special's on my side. what's that, george? i'm freezing! it's mr. and mrs. field and stream! your maid let me in. did you bring the papers? right here. if you'll hurry and sign, i can get home to supervise the installationof my new jacuzzi. hey! light bulb. your husband sold out,but you could stay in business. divorce him, marry another competitor. we'll make it worth your while. here you go. here you go. what are you doing? i'm comin' out of retirement. you can't do that. he just did. i've been easy on you so far. are you threateningme, winslow? no man can break me. we'll see, pops. "pops," he says. george? yeah? i'll holdyour jacket. it's been a long time since i did that. too long. you may have lostfaith in yourself, but i neverlost faith in you. oh, weez. captions copyright 1982t.a.t. communications company

and now the defendant, george jefferson, owner and operator of jefferson cleaners. he claims the plaintiff left a chocolate bar in his pocket. we have the making of a very interesting case here on video verdict. judge cronin is entering the courtroom. let's join him as he hears the case of... "who took who to the cleaners?" the participants have been sworn in. will the plaintiff please state his case? certainly,your honor. i took my pantsinto jefferson cleaners-- i object. this isn't a real court. this court does not recognize objections. i'm sorry, your highness. i objected because the plaintiff didn't specify which jefferson cleaners. you see, sir, i have seven locations. objection overruled. grease stains, grass stains-- no problem. knock it off! no problem. go on, mr. willis. it's very simple. i took the pants in--no stain. got them back--pure milk chocolate. you have any evidence? i do, your honor. here is exhibit "a." and "b," "c," and "d." how do you know this is chocolate? well, i, uh... i tasted it. speak up, please. i tasted it! now, look! but he has right

i'm george jefferson. see, i'm a doctor. you own jefferson cleaners. yes, i do. medicine isjust a hobby. have you donated to "send a boy to camp"? yes. i'm collecting for "send a girl to camp." would you make a donation? when do you find timefor real police work? when i'm back on duty, i could ticket your vans. i'll write youa check. oh, officer kenwood, this is florence. oh, florence, you are as beautiful as that beautiful city in italy that bears your name. florence, this is officer kenwood. you can call me wallace. wallace. i'll getyour wallace, coffee-- i mean, i'll getyour coffee, wallace. that isa fine-lookin' woman. her? i thought policemen had to pass an eye test. excuse me. george, would youstay here and continueto be charming? will this donation guarantee i'll never get arrested? no. will it guarantee against speeding tickets? no. florence, guess whatofficer kenwood told george. "get a hair weave." no. he said he thinks you'rea fine-lookin' woman. really? no. really? really? what do youthink of him? he's handsome in a "i'd cut off my arm to date him" wa

george, i can choke on this, but he's right. too true. mr. jefferson,i could just kiss you! that was the nicest,sweetest, kindest-- shut up, florence. george, why didn'tyou show thisto florence before and avoidthis whole mess? don't you talk to mr. jefferson like that. this man is a saint! i worship the ground he walks on. that's why i didn't show her. i knew she would get all mushy! i like you to call me names. you do? yeah. you likebeing called a bald-headedchihuahua? yeah. a sawed-off rocket? yeah. that with yourmouth open, firemen could plugtheir hose onto it? careful. that machine has an erase button. you must have beenusing on your head. see? now i feel comfortable. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. public performance of captions prohibited without permission ofnational captioning institute boy, the way glenn miller played songs that made the hit parade guys like us we had it made those were the days girls were girls and men were men mister, we could use a man like herbert hoover again didn't need no welfare state everybody pulled his weigh

the reverend george jefferson. say what? would you mind sayin' a few words? let everybody look at you. reverend jefferson, everybody. say a few words to the congregation. um... hi. as i look outover the congregation, i am reminded ofthat old parable about the rich camel that tried toget into needle heaven. i won'tbore you with that. i tell you what. why don't wetake this moment ralph was going to get us here on time? "use my vanso you can ride in comfort." if we weren't in church,i'd dust you. is something wrong? ralph tried to take us to canada. did you have a nice trip? lovely, until we hit the moose. there's andrae crouch. why's he here? he's going to sing. with us? no. jenny said-- you already killed a moose. let these people live. don't worry aboutthese people. very inspiring. what do you do at your easter service? sack out on the pews? let me tell you-- i know. you're not a real reverend. you knew? um-hmm. then whydid you come? any man that will go to these lengths for his granddaughter must love her very much. i like to sing where there's a lot of love.

george jefferson, author of that classic best seller, the stiff wore starch. this is my wife louise, and this is florce. she's our shark repellent. i was in the korean war. if i'd stayed in, i'd be a captain. and we'd all be speaking korean. i must go and preparefor tonight's mystery. good luck at solvingour little crime. good luck, you say? i may solve itbefore it's started.i'm that good. whatever you say, sir. oh! don't look. where? over there is edgar thornton, my favorite writer. this mystery cruisecould become a pleasure cruisefor me. he's not carrying a white cane. obviously, he can see. doesn't edgar thornton write mysteries based on the lives of real people? the fun is finding out who the characters really are. say, in your book capitol caper, who did you base the president on? was he real? yes. are you? i'm george jefferson, this is my wife lousie, and this is our baggage, florence. pleased to meet you. don't mind him. he's nervous because he snuck on board for child's fare. i loved reading your latest book. what's yourfavorite part? your picture on t

george jefferson,you are such a... a... a george jefferson! low blow, weez. you can't fault george in this. he really tried. let me speak. uh, george, when yousaid something before, tom wound upsleeping across town. we'd kind of liketo keep him in the state. make some coffee. i want to talk to helen man to man. hele but no matter what he says, if you're saying tom's right and i'm wrong, i disagree completely. it doesn't matter who's right or wrong. you sitting here, your husband's in a hotel. that's what's wrong. we've met peoplelike his cousin meg. she hates me! you know whatit's like to be hated. i hatesupporting a woman who tom knows hates me. you ain't married to her, you're married to tom! everything started because i was jealous of him. you were? everybody said how thoughtful he was. i got mad. why? because it's true. oh, now,listen, george-- the man's in the hotel right now. he's lonely, depressed, he's sad. every one? every one. not the one inthat ugly red dress. where your arm is around tom's neck? that's the one. he had every one but that one. you'r

i'm the george jefferson of jefferson cleaners. seven locations. my god! that's my husband! is there a secret tunnel here? that's my wife,officer. hi, george. how was the game? helen, angel, are you all right? what are you laughing at? that woman's wearing the same dress you are! this is no time for jokes! get me out of here! she's been very snippy tonight for some reason. come hereso we can chat. what about? about this. oh, george, i'm so ashamed! i don't know what came over me! maybe you can bail me out! of course,my sweetheart. bail weezy out for me. that's a lotof money! now we're even. i paid for your corn dogs! looks like you'rein big trouble this time. i know, george. good thingyou married me. if you were marriedto somebody else, i'd press charges. why did you wantthis picture? you didn't want to share it with me. i realized that, after all these years, you have memories that don't include me. if you want it so bad,here it is. i trust you. i don't want it. you don't, huh? you had me sent up the river, well, i do. it's for weezy only. go over thereand compare dresses. w

jefferson,do something. good idea. george! who is it? me--captain monahan. let him in, florence. how do you know it's the captain? if you're the captain, prove it. what time does love boat come on? open the door,jefferson. prove you're the captain. i have the passkey. oh. he's the captain. we can't be too careful. fear can often makea man behave like... well...a moron. thank you for understanding. something you need? we should keepan eye on each other. i'll crack this case wide open. i'll make that killer wish he never met me. he might as welljoin the rest of us. your attention, please. i've asked everyone togather for two reasons. our radio hasbeen sabotaged. we can'tcall for help. it's better if weall stay here together. we're not all together. the duchess hasn't joined us. i spoke to her. unfortunately,she's sufferingfrom insulin shock and can't be moved. she's being guarded. and the second reason we're here? oh, yes, that'sthe other news. when i saw him choking and gagging, i said to myself, "uh-huh, poison." can we throwhim overboard? let me reconstruct this crime, ok? steele

hi, i'm george jefferson. ahh! have you ever beenrunning late in the morning and you accidentally spilljam on your blouse? oops. or mustard? oh, darn. maybe you'reat a french restaurant and you spill gravyon your skirt. there i go again. oh! take offthat skirt. and bring themto jefferson cleaners, seven locations,one near you. how convenient! don't ad-lib. maybe you're at the beach and you accidentally spillketchup on yourself. i must be all thumbs. just bring that bathing suitto jefferson cleaners. we clean everything. mr. jefferson, you're the best. you got that right. author, author! don't just sit there. tell mehow great it was. i think it's disgusting to advertise your cleaning stores by using a sexy body. weezy, i can't helpthe way i look. everybody else does it. how aboutdesigner jean ads? what sells themis what's in them. your commercial is offensive. florence, that's not fair. i didn't use the word offensive when you showed me your baby pictures. i think i'll lay down for a while. george, if youhad asked m

. >> quick width captivated audience for decades, now a look back at a/k/a george jefferson's greatest moments in this morning's black history month spotlight. >> ♪ >> african-americans contribute to the success of our great nation this thirds day of february, we remember one of philadelphia's biggest on-screen stars. >> better known as george jefferson, was born, on february 1st, 1938. born and raised around 22nd and christian streets in south philadelphia by his mother who worked in a factory. >> he dropped out of high school in tenth grade to join the us air force, left the air force after four years, and returned to philadelphia, where he worked for the post office during the day, and then attended the academy of dramatic arts at night. >> so he quickly landed roles in broadway plays, and his big break came in 1971. >> that bartender is too long work for me, because he got enough green in your pocket than black becomes his favorite color. >> (laughter). >> he was cast as george jefferson, of course, in his new citcom all in the family, from there, a spin off show called of course t

audiences for decades, this morning, we take a look back at some of sherman hensley's a/k/a george jefferson's greatest moments in this morning's black history month spotlight. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. >> mother in critical condition, two small children injured after hit-and-run, what investigators say may help track down the driver. >> good day everyone, it is february 3rd, 2016. >> and you say, you were paying attention to our very own sue serio. >> every once in a while i do. >> by way of warm weather it, comes with some flooding, sue, or at least fears of flooding? >> isn't information life a trade off? you get one thing you want, then do you have give up something else. so

george, it's beautiful. and you knew about it all the time. (laughing) - yeah. but mr. jefferson, i don't see why you had to-- - let the moment speak for itself, florence. (chuckles) - but i was-- - you're speakin' into the moment. - oh, it doesn't matter. oh george, i love you! - i love you too, weez. really. - but why were you gone so long? - well, it's a long story. hey, remind me to call the florist tomorrow. - uh, what for? - somebody i know just had a baby. (doorbell ringing) - oh, well i guess it's time i gave you all my anniversary present. - oh? what is it? - i'm gonna get the door. (audience laughs) - hi, florence. remember me? - no. - oh yeah, last time you saw me, i was wearing different clothes. (audience laughs) hi, mrs. jefferson. remember me? - oh yes, hi! (audience laughs) - hi, mr. jefferson. i heard about you gettin' stabbed. gee, i hope it wasn't fatal. (theme song) boy, the way glenn miller played songs that made the hit parade guys like us we had it made those were the days and you knew where you were then mister, we could use a man like herbert hoover again

my name is george jefferson. i don't see the connection. you're not protectinga relative? keep my son out of this. i mean, no. mr. jefferson,i'll have to revisethis report. mr. green, it could bring criminal charges. he could go to jail. it would be terrible. yeah,a name like lionel would be toughto live down. give me a break. i'm sorry.rules are rules, but there may besome hope. sometimes, because ofmistakes or oversights, to make room forsomething else, like... money? you're not suggestinga bribe, are you? oh, no, of course not. am i? look, i'm new at this. what are the going rates for this kind of thing, $40? that's not a bribe. that's cigarette money. this reportmight get lost eight or nine timesbefore it's officially gone. oh. $500? as the trainer saidto the elephant... $1,000. up, simba, up. $2,000. you're getting warmer. [doorbell rings] look,i'll knock off $100 i don't know you. pop, it's really important. oh, "pop."this must be lionel. gee, he's young,and good-looking, too. should be popularin the big house. we'll be right back. i know you will. pop, what's goin' o

i'm george jefferson. theodore boswell.nice to meet you. it's the walther p-38, heavy alloy,semiautomatic, with a 9mm parabellum. don't you have a metal one that shoots bullets? a connoisseur, huh? no, i just want an american one. this one isright up your alley. it's metal.it shoots bullets. even you can fire it. ain't that kind of illegal? so's whata burglar can do. i got to wait forever to buy a gun to protect myself from a criminal. the cops can't be everywhere. ain't nobody protectin' me but me. if you were selling,i'd buy. 250 bucks. i'll take it. you accept checks? may iuse our phone? help yourself. thanks. yeah, card number 4381-276-2-- i think everything's ok. why don't you just sign right here? it's beena real pleasure doing businesswith you. yeah. thanks a lot. i really appreciate this. i feel safer already. that's good. listen, i like to do something special have a mood ring on me. hey, thanks. peace. [musical theme fromthe good, the bad, and the ugly] what's that you called me? pip-squeak? short stuff? this town ain't big enough

he's callin' for help, and george jefferson is pickin' up the phone. and doing what with it? i'll tell sammy to get ready. to get over an old woman, get a new one, right? i don't think so. we're going to a singles' bar. that's nota good idea either. that place is crawlin' with desperate women. any man will do. i'm going with you. somehow i knew you would. florence, i'm going to a singles' bar tonight. finally goingto get yourselfanother man, huh? just remember this. you already had dark. there's a lot of action here. let's go home. give the place a chance. george, look around. beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. behold that over there. if i wasn't married, i'd... you'd what, george? i'd wish i was... to you, sweetheart. well, sammy, check it out. go talk to her. what will i say? you'll think of somethin'. hi. want to see a picture of my wife? i'll be right here if you want to chat. george, she wasn't for me. there's no magic there. pictures of your wife. if that's their attitude, i'm going home. just ask somebody to dance. i don't know what to say. say, "hey, do you want t

it's george jefferson. jefferson cleaners,seven locations, one near you. huh? there isn't? then move. put lou on, will you? lou, i want you to do something for me. dump my t.z.i. sell all of it. i know it's a wise move. you agree i should sell the stock? don't sell it. you haven't ever been right. george, great news! i see in the paper that t.z.i. plunged. the bottom fell out. you sold just in time. is something wrong? florence gone yet? yes, she's downstairs with the consortium waiting for you. oh. can we meet up here? the nerve of those women using our board room to do their wash! you don't have to go to the meeting. the meeting came to you. how about that? i can watch you tell them the good news personally. you ain'ta member ofthe consortium. i'm married to george. surely you can make an exception. no. uh-uh. uh-uh. well! i'll bein my room. we know you've got good news. first, we've got something for you. enough. what's the fox of wall street got to tell us today? when you go tofast food standsto get burgers, what do youhave to drink? root beer. cola. scotch on the rocks

jefferson. well, this is george nylund. how do you do? all right. i'm confused. i'm not. so what are we doin' down here? mr. jefferson, since we're not leaving, you can have my contract. oh, thanks. nice to meet you. you're a lucky man. you're lucky, too. i mean really lucky. i mean, you are the luckiest-- except for me. i'm luckier. right,goober cheeks? george, goober cheeks won't work this time. don't get mad at me. i didn'tstart this mess. you're right. i guess i did kind of make a fool of myself. are you mad at me? i could be,except for one thing. what? you were so cute. cute? you were jealous of meand everything. it must be terrifying to think you could belosin' the very best. the very best? weezy, i knowi haven't been spending enoughtime with you. i was a little worried that after all these years, you were tired of me. we could be married130 years, i'd neverget tired of you. let's see if there'sanything on television. captions copyright 1982t.a.t. communications company boy, the way glenn miller played songs that made the hit parade guys like us we had it made those

russell simmons saw george jefferson write a check and he never forgot. that is the moment he learned, he told me, that a black man could write a check. >> what it needs is some more green. >> norman brought to the situation comedy, this idea that it was profitable and successful for tv shows to talal about what is happening in the culture at the time. >> reporter: in an episode that aired in 1976, the lead >> don't call me punk! >> why you so sensitive, all of a sudden? >> he is not the only one. >> how would you like it if i called you [ bleep ]? >> go [ bleep ]! >> reporter: the success of lear's programs paved the way for "the cosby show." and "the fresh prince of bellaire." but these depictions of upper middle class black families rarely included racial issues. it doesn't feel we talk about these things as forthrightly as with you were doing on television. >> america doesn't look itself in the mirror and see itself honestly. as a consequence, we don't have really good reliable honest conversations about our problems. >> i need a real woman! >> now we

. >> the man who brought you archie bunker and george jefferson talks about race in hollywood. should the tv face the same questions as the movie business? that is next. if you're heading out the door, watch us live through your all-access digital advice. in studio 57 and the oscars controversy and what he says is the real battle. we will be right back. i'm savin' you five hundred coming soon from progressive, it's "savin' u," the new hit single from the dizzcounts. cash money the biggest discount and understand... the dizzcounts. paid-in-full, multi-car and joey fatone. savin' you five hundred i'm savin' you five hundred we have auto-tune, right? oh, yeah. that's a hit! all: yeah! what if there was another way multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do tecfidera may cause serious such as allergic reactions, p p pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, p p and decreases in your white blood cells. the most com

1971. >> cause you got enough green in your pocket then black becomes his favorite color. >> george jeffersonf course from the sitcom all in the family from there he starred in spin off show the jefferson. that show ran for 11 seasons through 1985. ♪ he was in conducted in academy hall of fame 2012t he was a shy and private man. avoided spotlight. he never married and had no children. died of cans 2012 at the will died of cancers at the age of 74 >>> it is 7:14. lots of changes in our core a i'm trying to jet out of here to get to florida with the kids. my husband a, we're missing the super bowl? >> you scheduled the flight. i didn't know it cost that much money. i got a family you know. >> yeah k i know how it goes. >>> weather looks pretty good flying out. a picture of the international airport. big storms off the coast. don't worry, you'll get out of here just fine. temperatures inly 20s. and teens now final will be town. so cold start this morning. maybe not quite as cold as its bang. a warmer day this afternoon. that may not matter if you are going for a dip. there are people doing that

i didn't know george jefferson come in here. oh, yeah. he's been coming in regularly. hey, bunker. i wanna talk to you. yeah, go ahead, jefferson. i heard about your pool match. i wanna get some of the action. well, frank lorenzo will be here any minute. he'll cover your bet if you wanna bet on me. i don't wanna bet on you. i wanna win. hey, jefferson, don't you think arch can take her? no! talk's all over the neighborhood. lorenzo put the sicilian hex on him. sicilian hex? oh, come on. come on. what's this all about? that's right. that's right. frank lorenzo put the sicilian evil eye on me so his wife irene would beat me. the evil eye. that's some mighty heavy stuff. [kelsey laughs] that's crazy! archie: what are you laughing about? you never heard of the hex before? these people know a lot about that voodoo-de-o-doo-doo. oh, yeah. we famous for that in my family. goes all the way back to my great-great-great-granddaddy, mumbulu. mumbulu! pfft! what was his first name? george. kelsey: hey, arch, your table's open now. so look, bunker. i don't have time to stay around for the match.

you're scared of meeting george jefferson. get away. look at him running away. chicken. chicken. [imitating chicken] ah! put a lid on it. put a lid on it. oh, thanks, archie. here's the pie, edith. and i'll bring the rest over later, if i don't get too mad at george and throw it at him. what's the matter now? well, he said, "you can give the party at the bunkers'," but he ain't gonna be at it. oh! george ain't coming to the party, huh? oh, gee. ain't that too bad? [chuckles] give him a message for me, will you, louise? just tell him he's a: [imitates chicken] wake up in your first home. wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life evolves, your dream home evolves too, and protecting it takes committed support. at american family insurance we support your dreams. see how you can save with so, jefferson, you're going into business for yourself, huh? yeah, bunker, there comes a time when a man's gotta get out on his own, know what i mean? yeah, well, i used to think about that from

like you just learned and we didn't even know this, george jefferson was born in philadelphia. >> yesd we will do his walk, a little bit later. >> do you want to do it. >> you try it. >> with his hand behind his back. >> you do it, the wrong way. >> yes. >> you guys can be the judge. >> but the -- back to the importance of this years because of what stacy dash said. >> right. >> the oscars where we have no african americans being nominated for any role in any move think year. >> right, right. >> and she says we should do away with bet, do you remember that? so tomorrow, i think we will talk about bet. >> yes. >> when did bet start in the 90's or late 80's. >> i will school you tomorrow. >> okay, thank you let's talk entertainment as we kind of are, already, vanessa hudgens dedicated last night grease live performance to her father who passed away saturday night after battling cancer. >> the performer worked hard for months to get everything right for last night show and that hard work showed. >> ♪ >> live audience on three different stage, joined the millions watching at home, hudgens

we are moving on up >> george jefferson walked with swagger. anywhere. look around! we are already there! >> he cursed white people out. >> who you calling crazy? >> norman lear will do something we don't have to go back then. big screen will show some of the room. is promising to bring his irreverent star to "the all def hes you can spp some expect some edges in the oscars. >> you have to address the big black efficient lephant in the room.or saying things people wish they could say and getting away with and he is going to push the envelope and he is going to do all of that. >> the all def movie awards willon fusion tv. last night a star-studded turnout and robert downey jr. there to honor don cheadle andored was diahann carroll. they he accepted the award, he said this is the only award i'm concerned about. >> thete person award, you will not see that at the oscars. >> norman lear? >> no. special category. >> he got a special category.llone may win that one. dion during her return to the vegas stage.ful tribute to her late husband. you're watching "cbs this morning

we are moving on up >> george jefferson walked with swagger. >> we don't have to go anywhere. look around! we are already there! >> he cursed white people out. >> who you calling crazy? . >> norman lear will do something we don't have to go back then. big screen will show some of the room. >> reporter: tony rock is promising to bring his irreverent star to "the all def movie awards." he says you can spp someexpect some edges in the oscars. black efficientlephant in the room. carroll. they he accepted the award, he said this is the only award i'm concerned about. >> the best helpful white person award, you will not see that at the oscars. >> norman lear? >> no. special category. >> he got a special category. >> sylvester stallone may win that one. >>> emotion overcomes celine dion during her return to the vegas stage. ahead, the powerful tribute to her late husband. you're watching "cbs this morning." for the past 27 days, four men have outlasted authorities by making their getaway in a prius. this game ends now. to catch a prius, guys, what's that? oh, man. toyota. let's go pl