maine, that would be stephen, the writer, but angus king is something akin to atticus finch on a harley: a motorcycle-riding, duck-hunting, public-radio-listening straight shooting independent, unencumbered by party politics, and that may be just what we need right now. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) and, your uniquely-you health needs? 1 in 400 trillion. roughly. that's why walgreens created something new. with personalized, real-time health alerts. cash rewards on...everything. and pickup in as little as 30 minutes. introducing mywalgreens. a whole new way to wellness. kisave it slimeball.ting her congestion. introducing mywalgreens. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war ii. she was only 17. bring your family history to life like never before. get starte

one of the elders who always wears a gun was on his harley coming to church and passed a garage sale and he saw that hog patches were being offered, patches for harley-davidson riders so he was late, otherswere there that morning so nobody was armed . only armed person was stephen who was across the road. >> do you think that would have changed the outcome if folks who had been armed with their handguns were there? >> i have trouble imagining that because i think the element of surprise and firepower would have overwhelmed anybody in the congregation. who can say? i don't know. >> this is a lastquestion, someone wants to know what is the next book what are you working on now ? >> as you and i mentioned earlier i'm looking for a book that's a bit happier . one of the ones that i'm playing with has to do with a novel based on this weird incident in 1897 in a little town north texas town called aurora where an unidentified flying object hit, crashed into a window andbird . it's allegedly true, the dallas morning news wrote about . >> wow. jeff, thank you so much for your time. i have to

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he want a harley as a raffle from his job, and he it was his passion. but relatives say on august 1st disposed, got into an accident with his motorcycle near his home. he was taken to contra costa regional medical center in martinez. when he was discharged the next day. they say he hasn't been seen since. we only need one person just to come forward and let us know if they seen him. so you know, we can have some closure. family members. they dispose phone and wallet were found in his home. they're trying to find out the extent of his injuries and want surveillance video from the hospital to see who if anyone picked him up, but they say they've been unsuccessful so far because of privacy laws. it is frustrating, you know, um, five months is a lie. longtime family members describe disco as outgoing, adventurous and a lover of the outdoors. they say he took great pride in his work as a foreman, installing glass windows on high rises. he was particularly proud of being part of the team who helped build the salesforce tower in san francisco. i feel in my hea

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keshawn harley has never ben in legal trouble, but he says police have stopped him more than 100 times i first got something first when i was 13. they say i fit her description. that's i would say nine times out of ten the excuse they give me what's the description young black male? 18 to 25. i've been stabbed over a hundred times. it does all blur together at some point, but there are those extreme. this is where is kind of hard to forget kishin is a sophomore in college. he lives with his mother sophia. i'm just coming home from school and a cop slams me against the wall on behind my back those stuff out my bag. it's called me derogatory terms like and he doesn't even let me pull out my wallet to show him who i am. it's showing him i go to the school right here it messes with you psychologically it messes with you emotionally it i don't sleep until he comes home quite frankly and i know he is not in cuffs or in anybody's more you were okay this weekend when you went out you didn't end up in a cop car for an hour like you didn't tell about last time, you know, i didn't. the fact that

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referringtrump harley to last week's storming of capitol hill in his first public remarks since thenmorning. he did mention anger, though. speech, andad my many have done it, and i have seen it in the papers and in the media, on television, it's been analyzed, and people thought what i said was totally appropriate. into it with get steve pavlick, renaissance macro head of policy. i presume you listen to the remarks this morning, the first time we heard from president trump in a week, and a lot has including an, request from nancy pelosi to the vice president to remove him under the. what do you make of this morning's comments? steve: i was not that surprised. he does not accept responsibility for his remarks. it was expected that he would defend himself, as he has always done. with respect to the 25th amendment, i don't think that is likely to move anywhere based on reports of vice president pence and president trump last night. it doesn't seem like pence feels the need to invoke the 25th amendment. based on the expected vote today, i don't expect many republicans voting for the meas

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i know that these people, two of whom we know are running in 2024, josh harley and ted cruz, have garnered of attention. bu look at the comments from other republican leaders, from mitt romney, the party's candidate for president. from ben sasse, people like susan collins and la murkowski, and john thune, the majority whip. remember that. we know this is high-stakes. by the way, i note with the time here, voters in georgia or people who know people in georgia, you have 20 minutes left, little more than that to get to the polls. if you are in line by 7:00, you can still vote. we know what is at stake here. tomorrow, this isn't just going to be a partisan fight. this is going to be a fight between those who are standing up for democracy and those who are literally seeking to undermine the votes of the people of this country. judy: president trump is sayin i'm quoting him, last night he ntsaid he hopes vice presi prints -- hence "comes through, ," but then today he tweeted that the vice president has the po reject fraudulently voted electors. that is not true but the president said it. se klo

also, our latest partnership with harley davidson, which i announced in october, is a clear indicationin that direction. we already have on our drawing board many great bikes. we will keep on increasing the engine sizes. tom: what are the opportunities than with electric scooters? >> electric, for me, is the way forward. we have been working on electric for some time now. we are working on three different verticals. the first one being our investment in a startup in bangalore, which is already in production and selling scooters, very high-class scooters. hero has a large equity. there is development work going on in our own are anti-, together with our r&d in germany. both of them are working very vigorously to put together our ev scooters and motorcycles. the third one being our internal startup. one of the projects is the ev electric scooter, some are three wheelers, which we believe will be up very, very high utility. all three working very fast. one is already on the road. the other two working very fast. as i said, that is the way forward, electric. tom: what are your priority mar

she tells that story all the me, and she goes arod davao in her harley.eart of all this crisis, and that is an inability to separate, you know, truth from fiction, um, an inability to separate real news from m what's on sociia. the philippines, along with parts of india, alg with myanmar, are notable for the fact that news equals social media. it's almost like your newspapers television stations, ne stations, just have zero impact whatsoever.t, in feporters without borders ranks the philippines 136 out of 180 for press freedom, but it is called... called the philippatientook zero in the global spread of misinformation. so this applies to the united states.it pplies to europe. it applies to many, many parts of the world. tell me why it is so destructive philippines. like th or is it just thsame as it is in the u.s., maria? >> absolutely. the same-- more destructive in a country like the philippines, because our institutions are weaker. look, jumping off your conversation about sara duterte, cebook on september 22 d two takedowns of influence operations, on