>> harvey! (cameras clicking) ...harvey! th narrator: this year at academy awards, one powerful figure will be missing. >> more than 60 women have come forward to accuse weinstein of sexual harassment, assault and rape. es, we wereid-nine aware of what the was alleged to be doing. >> weinsin has repeatedly denied allegations of non-consensual sex. >> he believed he was going to be untouchable. >> narrator: tonight, the story of how harvey weinstein silenced his accusers. >> harvey weinstein had an incredibly complex machine designed to maintain silence around this. >> i just remember feeling sorl pos and furious... >> largeay-outs, nondisclosure r reements... >> absolutely in fof death, i was not allowed to talk to a journali. >> an array of private investigation firms.... >> they completely destroyed me and my image. >> he d one of the most powerful legal teams in the country. >> he got very angry and saidve "i'nvestigated you and you're not so clean so be careful." >> narrator: the insiders speaking out for the first time.

so please, yes to voting on harvey milk airport. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. >> good morning. moses kuret, a resident of district eight and member of the harvey milk club. i'm also liking to talk about the symbolism of things. you know, this is a symbol. renaming an airport is a symbol. it's an important symbol for san francisco to honor the work and the legacy of harvey milk. so i work in city hall. i have a ritual. every morning i come to work, i walk up the front stairs, and i'm greating t i'm greeting the statty ue of harvey milk. i pat him on the shoulder, and i go to work. i'm following in other people's foot steps, and i hope you consider renaming the airport. thank you. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. hello, miss johnson. >> good morning, supervisors. it's an honor to be here. first of all, supervisor sheehy is a cosponsor of this memorializing harvey, but i also want to tell you i was a native of district eight. it wasn't district eight them. i grew up in the castro, and so did my mother, father, and grandpar

and that's the thing about harvey milk -- i didn't know harvey milk, but if you talked to the people that knew him, he always talked about the intersection between different people, and you could not be fighting for lgbtq rights unless you were fighting for the rights of women, of people of color, of immigrants, and that intersectionality goes to the core of who he really was. and so honoring someone like that is so important, especially in the age of donald trump and what donald trump has grown to represent. and the airport becomes, in many respects, an important symbol because it is the day waday -- gateway to the city, and thousands of people are already going to go through terminal one. and the idea as they come in that they're going to see harvey's name, and not just his name, but learn about harvey milk, and that is a powerful thing. i will close about this about the lgbtq community. i don't think that people fully understand that as far as this community has come, there are still many challenges that this community faces. and one of the negative things about marriage equality

knew harvey, to make something we can really be proud of. when we were working to choose the new design, but also, it has gates that can be used for international arrivals, so there will be opportunities beyond the international arrivals in terminal one, possibly. that was communicated to airport staff, so there'll be people coming in internationally who will be able to see the exhibits about harvey. so just, i think back to myself as a 23-year-old kid, getting out of college when prop 8 passed, being so down about the world, but seeing the movie about harvey milk. it's so great to see we've come to this point today, and i'm looking forward to working with the people on the area arts commission. i can't wait to be there with you all when it comes time to be opened, and thank you very much. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. next speaker, but i'd like to call up city college trustee raphael mandarin to speak. next speaker, please. thank you sk. >> hello. my name is kirk lynn, and i've been living in this wonderful city for almost 15 ye

the harvey milk democratic club. i was appointed to the board of the facilities naming committee four years ago, so i think it's a really fantastic opportunity if you pass this through, and then, the board passes this through to really work on cementing a great legacy for harvey, and with the arts commission, i hope there will be work going on with people in this room who knew harvey, and people that are not in this room that knew harvey, to make something we can really be proud of. when we were working to choose the new design, but also, it has gates that can be used for international arrivals, so there will be opportunities beyond the international arrivals in terminal one, possibly. that was communicated to airport staff, so there'll be people coming in internationally who will be able to see the exhibits about harvey. so just, i think back to myself as a 23-year-old kid, getting out of college when prop 8 passed, being so down about the world, but seeing the movie about harvey milk. it's so great to see we've com

the commission answered unequivocally lee harvey oswald. or was he a member of a conspiracy? the commission answers he acted alone. >> the media had all concluded that this was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. oswald did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired. all of them from this sixth floor window in the texas school book depository. >> the reaction to the report initially was very positive, but that didn't last very long. >> this book is the number one best seller on the nonfiction list in the country "rush to judgment" by mark lane. it's gained a vast number of readers in the recent groundswell of skepticism about the findings of the warren report. >> tell me something about facts and your cheap face in the justice system. >> you are accusing them of malfeasance. >> you are part of the media which prevented the american people from finding out what happened. >> you are alarming the american people! >> i say the american public should be alarmed. >> the public had been kept in the dark for so lo

harvey had blood all over his face.had been punched numerous times and he has a cut inside his lip. >> they're going to clean him up and evaluate him and check out his injuries. if he cut up his mouth real bad and requires internal stitching, they're not going to be able to do it here and will require a hospital. the other guy was taken to the desegregation unit. >> they'll investigate to see if it was a fight or an assault. the deputy up there talked to other inmates, review the camera to see what all happened. >> one of the witnesses was a trustee, an inmate maintenance worker. brian prawdzik. >> the dude was grabbing water. he walked up behind him, don't touch my food. don't touch my food. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. dude never hit him back, though. he just stood there. kept turning. blood there. blood there. i have to get bleach and clean this up and scrub. definitely another day of being a trustee. ever day is something new. you get something like this. it's entertaining but then i got to deal with the aftermath. >> have

she slept in a tent for three months after harvey, and still uses her hose to wash dishes. how long have you been cooking out here? >> oh, since harvey. >> reporter: do you think your house will be ready before the next hurricane season? >> mayba-- maybe by july. >> reporter: by july. do you think the rest of the country realizes how bad it still is six months after hurricane harvey. >> no, no. >> reporter: what do you want them to know? >> that we need help. texas is not okay. >> reporter: with the next hurricane season three months away, these victims are still relying on good samaritans, like christine, to survive. meg oliver, cbs news, houston, texas. >> ninan: when we return, he served more than 20 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. why is the state paying him nothing? . >> ninan: we end tonight in america's heartland. kansas is among several states that pieing in the to people who serve years, sometimes decades in prison for crimes they didn't commit. the states are now taking measures to change that. dean reynolds has his story. ( cheers ) >> reporter: wh

i went through a lot of shelters you know, after harvey hit. it was very had to see all these children in the shelters and, i will take a look at amending the stafford act. i think that is a very good idea, it is a very good idea. i now recognize myself for five minutes of questioning. mr. clay, would i like to kind of focus on sort of my backyard, yours, my state, your state, that got hit, and -- this is kind of, thought you had an easel? you have to hold this? this map i showed to the governor and president of the united states when he came down, talking about you who the flood actually happened and cypress creek was supposed to be a levee system but they never did that. it watershedded down to barker addicks. controlled spillage into the neighborhoods downstream at 1:30 in the morning. which wasn't all that great. buffalo bayou, downtown houston. seems to me prevention, since this has flooded three types in the last two years, doing some flood mitigation projects will be absolutely essential. which is why we passed the supplemental, 90 billi

i went through a lot of the shelters after harvey hit. and it was very sad to see all these children in the shelters. i would take a look at this amendment. this is a very good idea. i now recognize myself for five minute of questioning. i would like to focus on sort of my backyard and yours. that's my state, your state, that got hit. we have an easel. sorry you have to hold that up. this shows how cyprus creek is supposed to be a levy system but never did that. levi went down to barker attic. went down at street at 1:30 in the morning. buffalo body downtown houston. so it seems to me, you know, prevention, since this has flooded three times in the last two years, doing some of these flood mitigation projects is absolutely essential, which is why we passed the supplemental $the $90 billion is supplemental to l with these mitigation projects. yeah, i think again, an ounce of prevention is a pound of cure. i know the governor sees it the same way. when we discussed this project he agreed with me it would be the number one priority in the st

sheltering prior to harvey and in the wake of harvey. i personally went into texas immediately after half i have on thursday morning and participated in rescue operations on the ground in texas. i would like to talk about infrastructure challenges in the couldn't ne continental united states regarding puerto rico. regarding process for reimbursement to the states for domestic response, mr. long, what do you believe is an acceptable timeframe for reimbursement and how can fema improve the process for reimbursement to the states that at their own expense sometimes tremendous expense immediate participate in shelter and rescue operations in the wake after natural disaster? >> so we started to look at and something we have implemented kind of after post ka katrina is payments down. particularly if there is liquidity issues and services right off the bat which i believe we need to continue to do it and protect against waste or inaccurate funding and that type of thing. >> do you think the reimbursement process that we hope to improve would be

if there's only one lesson to be learned from harvey, it is this. we must rebuild stronger to future proof our valuable assets, human natural and economic from future disasters. let me close with this. the pace of recovery is never fast enough and if the numbers i cited above are any indication, this will be the longest and hardest rebuilding effort yet. we are grateful for the strong partnership with our federal partners thus far. we also recognize a recovery of this size will require the continued commitment of resources from our federal partners for months to come. thank you. >> thank you so much. let me just say i think the governor made us all proud and strong. so thanks for your testimony. the chair recognizes mr. maul for his testimony. >> thank you, sir. at 9:10 a.m. 2017 hurricane ermine made land of in a category storm becoming the first major hurricane to impart florida since wilma in 2005. hurricane irma required to state emergency response team to plan for dozens of impact scenarios and resulted one of the largest her responses in flori

were in the press and no charges we re her were in the press and no charges were reported against harvey weinstein. a generalist litigating him was approached by someone saying

we go to texas six months of hurricane harvey flooded houston. faced rampantave -- >> did you ask them for the overtime? >> no. there are lots of people who don't say anything. they are afraid of stirring things up. amy: a new report by the intercept documents how two houston day laborers fought back and won after they worked weeks without pay for a major disaster recovery firm. we'll also look at fema's response to immigrants in houston with u.s.-born children. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a new channel 4 news investigation has revealed executives from the company cambridge analytica boasting about entrapping politicians and launching fake news campaigns in order to sway elections around the world. the revelations come only days after it was revealed cambridge analytica harvested the data of more than 50 million facebook users, without their permission, in efforts to sway voters to support president donald trump. cambridge analytica was founded by billionair

i'm your man steve harvey.cheering and applause] and, like always, it's gonna be a good one today. returning for their fifth and final day, with a total of 22,275 bucks, from tallahassee, florida, it's the champs. it's the johnson family! [cheering and applause] and from detroit, michigan, it's the bulbuk family. [cheering and applause] man: let's go, man! let's go! steve: everybody's here trying to win theyself a lotta cash, and if the johnson family wins today's game, people, they drivin' outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] well, let's go meet 'em. it's the champs. it's the johnson family. [cheering and applause] this it. chelsea: this it. steve: this is the biggest day on "family feud." there is no bigger day. this is car day. we get a chance to possibly give a family a new car and some more money. woman: yeah. steve: that's the biggest day on "family feud." [cheering and applause] good luck to you. chelsea: thank you. steve: win yourself a car, and you could possibly throw another 20,000.

the commission answers unequivocally, lee harvey oswald. was oswald acting alone or was he a member of a conspiracy? the commission answers, he acted alone. >> we knew most people were not going to read all of the warren commission report. so cbs news wanted to bring to air an understandable form for the public at large what the warren commission itself found. >> there was nothing to support the speculation that oswald was an agent, employee, or informant of the fbi or the cia or any other governmental agency. >> oswald owned the murder the mail order purchase slip for rifle was in his handwriting. oswa oswald's palm print was found on a surface of the gun. >> the media had all concluded that this was the most exhaustive investigation, case closed. oswald did it alone. >> the commission concludes that three shots were fired. all of them from this sixth-floor window in the texas school book depository. >> the cumulative evidence of eyewitness, firearms, and ballistic experts and medical authorities demonstrated that the shots were fired from

harvey, you mepgsed david solomon. gary cohn certainly is a wild card possibility for the next ceo at goldman sachs. but no matter if this lloyd blank fine, harvey schwartz, daifrd s david solomon, are estimates are still above. still above for 2019 we think goldman sachs is now poised for outperformance so the irony here is if this were to be true that the ceo change at goldman might be from a position, excuse me, of relative strength if our estimates pan out. >> is there a message in this stock move today, which look, we're in a, sharply up take. dow is up 325. we'll call it. should we be spris esurprised tc is acting the way it is today or not? z . >> joun, the discussions we've had with investors about lloyd blank fine, part of it depends who would take over the role if lloyd blankfein were to leave, is it one of the, is it harvey, or gary cohn, i think people are more comfortable wit those choices haves someo versu else i wouldn't read too much into the move today, except investors recognize it is a deep bench, th

harvey weinstein. once one of the most powerful men in hollywood.orward with stories of sexual harassment and assault. one actress says he invited her into his house and entered the room in a bathrobe, requesting a massage. isaid no, i'm not comfortable. at one point he said, if you won't let me kiss you or touch you or something, i don't know, will you at least lift up your shirt? this time he came back and he was fully naked. his representatives told panorama that katherine kendall's claims are untrue. the programme also explains how he fought back against allegations made against him. he hired a corporate intelligence firm, k2, who told panorama they never comment on client matters, to undermine an italian model who told ny police that she had been assaulted by harvey weinstein. damaging stories about her were in the press and no charges were brought against harvey weinstein. a journalist investigating him was approached by someone saying she was one of his victims. i met with her and she leaned forward the entire time. i was suspicious that she

. >>> and overnight, the harvey weinstein lifting all non disclosure agreements with harvey weinstein. now how many more women are coming forward with abuse allegations in bankruptcy? good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> it is a busy day. i'm christine romans. tuesday, march 20th. first day of spring. 4:00 a.m. in the east. we are expecting snow. the crisis at facebook intensi y intensifying after it failed to protect user data. mark zuckerberg still missing in action. it has been days since the story broke of cambridge analytica accessed 50 moillion users. the story has cost him $37 billion. that is a big one-day move. that shaved $37 billion off the company's value. sparking the s&p 500 and nasdaq's worst day since february. investors think stricter regu r regulation for facebook is likely. "the washington post" reports thousands of developers siphoned data every day. games like farmville to tindr. cambridge analytica broke the rules by claiming it was for academic use. now cambridge analytica says it deleted the user data and agreed to an audit. this is a thr

david: thank you so much, harvey pitt.oadcom has abandoned its bid for qualcomm and shares are up. what is next? live from washington and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: broadcom officially dropped its bid for qualcomm after president trump blocked the bed. shares of stocks are higher on the news. the cop -- broadcom has issued a statement saying they will comply with the order. joining us now is brooks sutherland. -- brooke sutherland. we also have a senior equity research analyst with a bi-rating on broadcom. where does this leave individual semiconductors? could be are chilling effect on mna. was so striking about this intervention on the part of the president is that there was no deal. into this has nothing to do with the nationality of broadcom. they are concerned about the business model of broadcom. got are worried they would research and development at qualcomm. gut research and development at qualcomm. so many deals in the semiconductor industry are based on the premise alone. trouble,ers will be in one is a

we learned in that harvey. we learned that in texas alone. to go back to the backses to say any house can flood regardless of you are in a flood not.r we have to double the number of insurance policies and you know, the level of assistance that fema puts out on age through individual assistance is like four, $5,000. if you are prop are ensured the average payout in harris county no $110,000. how do we hope people get sured to speed up the recovery? he cannot make people whole as you realize. the toughest part pis we still have a huge population in hotels and the toughest part is transitioning them out of the housingd into more of a solution that is on their property. that is going to require more fema again, so we're not housing expect ert and that is why i am asking her to granting their to give the governor the ability to purchase their trailers, poechore their own innovative housing in a tech cappings that are trout i , a governorvernment can do a fares, quicker, cheaper can base am having to physically buy manufactured home. it is a cumbe

harvey schwartz is the eventual successor to chief executive lloyd blankfein.e look at what it means for the firm's future. markets fluctuate after early gains investors turning cautious over president trump's tariffs and the potential for a trade war. theresa may is expected to make a statement about the nerve gas attack on her former russian spy his daughter. will she point the finger of blame at moscow? we are 30 minutes away from the end of the monday session. is the function. still up for the sixth consecutive day. byt runs october, led greece, germany, belgium and spain. currencies rise against the dollar. big week for inflation both metrics out of the u.s. and europe. a key week for china data. and cbs, your final two columns. president trump's tariffs on aluminum and steel shaking investor confidence in palladium. their netgers cutting long position in palladium futures and options by 15%. the smallest since january last year. bulls backing away amid concern that a demand for the metal will slow should the eu and countries like china retaliate against l

we learned that in harvey. we have to go back to the basics and say that any houston flood, regardless of if you are shown in a flood not or not. we have to double the number of insurance policies. the neville of assistance that fema puts out is $5,000. if you are properly insured, the payout in harris county is a hundred $10,000. how do we help people get insurance? people hold. we still have a huge population in hotels. the toughest part is transitioning them out of the hotel and into a more housing solution that is on their property. that is going to require more than fema. we are not housing experts. that is what i'm asking of the granting authority, to give the governor the ability to purchase their own trailers, purchase their own innovative housing capabilities that are out there. i believe that a governor can do a faster, quicker, and cheaper than fema ever could. i have to physically by manufactured homes. buy manufactured homes. i put travel trailers back on the table. there is more volume and easier

and she has her own harvey weinstein harassment story.aid, "choose one of these scripts. i think you are so talented, i want to work with you." and then he said, "and my wife and i have an arrangement — when i am out of town i can have sex with whoever i want." long story short, i did not get together with him and he never worked with me. welcome to femme fatales. but women working in hollywood were not listened to in a system that favoured the powerful and silenced the powerless. now they are being heard. the root of the harassment issue is actually inequality in employment. these female directors meet once a month to share stories, support and ideas. whether that has shifted, whether women are now being hired more, i'm not sure. and they're right to be cautious because the figures speak for themselves. of the 100 most popular films here in the united states last year, only eight were directed by women. go left, go left! greta gerwig might be up for best director at the oscars for her coming—of—age film, lady bird. come to the left. but

. >> harvey! (cameras clicking) ...harvey! >> narrator: thiyear at the academy awards, one powerful figure will be missing.or >>than 60 women have come forward to accuse weinstein of sexual harassment, assault and rape. >> by the mid-nineties, we werew aware t the was alleged to be doing. >> weinstein has repeatedly denied allegations of non-consensual sex. >> he believed he was goinge. to be untoucha >> nrator: tonight, the story of how harvey weinstein silenced his accusers. >> harvey weinstein had an incredibly complex machine designed to maintain silence around this.me >> i just reer feeling so powerless and furious...

but an activist installed this statue of harvey winestein on the casting couch. it's catching a lot of attention from bystanders. >> who wants to be directed to the couch? who wants their hand on his knee? who wants his arm around them? >> he came to hollywood with a dream and ambition, and harvey had this status in hollywood that was untouchable. >> winestein has been accused of sexual misconduct from 70 women in the last year, sparking the me too movement that's caught hollywood by storm. >>> last year the wrong envelope was handed to the however. deon, i remember nobody, none of the reporters -- >> reporter: even though it's rainy, even though it's cold, the preparations for the big show on sunday, they are in full swing. check it out, we have the risers to my right, this is where all the lucky ticket holders get to watch all the celebrities parade down the red carpet and this is where the national and international media is setting up for their live shots. you can be sure that preparations for the envelopes this year, announcing all the winners, lots and lots

harvey: three hours? >> every minute was worth it.oposed to becca, so what happens is, he comes back and goes, i really miss lauren. >> do you want to be with her? >> i want to see if there's a possibility. >> does the other girl take him back? >> it's a double finale. we find out tonight. >> so it's actually going to be fi

. >>> and the weinstein company is now lifting the ndas with harvey weinstein. thanks for getting an early start with us. i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. the first day of spring. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. 9:00 a.m. in london. 6:00 p.m. in seoul. there is a crisis at facebook after the company failed to protect user data. ceo mark zuckerberg is still missing in action days since the news broke over the firm tied to president trump's campaign, cambridge analytica, accessed data to 50 million users. so far zuckerberg has been silent and the story has cost him about $5 billion so far. facebook shares fell 7% yesterday. shaving $37 billion off the market value. sparking the s&p and the nasdaq's worst day since february. investors think stricter regulations are now likely. it faces tough questions on how it protects user data from being exploited. and thousands of developers siphoned data every day. from games like farmville to tindr. unlike the forms -- firms, cambridge analytica said it was for academic use. now cambridge analytica said it deleted the d

we outnumber those harveys. we way outnumber those harveys. can i tell you a harvey story? he used his button on me. i went to tell him something involving my family the asked -- and he asked what i was going to talk about. i said michael eisner. and he hit the button and it just locked. i've been so angry about harvey lately because i knew him and i knew exactly who he was the minute i met him. i don't know why anybody doubted what was very clear on the surface. i've been walking around like a lit fuse. on fifth avenue about 6:00 in the morning. i once got into an argument with a friend of mine -- this is how -- ius i get in conflict got into an argument with a friend of mine and i literally got a nosebleed. i don't do conflict. the driver gets out and grabs her really roughly by the arm. line crossed. yanks her out and start yelling at her, and she is crying and says she forgot her wallet. and i said -- how much does she know you? -- owe you? he said eight dollars. i was like really? i almost got into a fist fight with him. i stepped between them and i said let her go and

. >> six months after hurricane harvey flooded houston.es into some of the hardest hit areas. >> wow, stuffed all right. in here. bed is in here. we have, some coffee tables. >> christine has been collecting donations for families struggling to rebuild after harvey's five feet of rain caused record breaking floods. >> do you want to take the groceries in to, in to her name is jenny. off awe jenny johnson lost everything. >> it was, it was the worst experience i ever had. you know the water came up. to my waistline. and i have little babies. >> inside her home, mattresses lie on the floor. insulationed bulges from the frame. and doors are missing. >> you still don't hatch walls. >> no. >> throughout the house. >> right. >> six months later. >> johnson's family received $5,000 from fema. it was enough to fix their roof, and cars so they could drive to work. >> do you think people realize it is still this bad? >> i think people have forgotten about it. >> fema paid $13.1 billion to survivors of harvey. >> have you ever responded to anything l

co-founder harvey weinstein was ousted following a sexual misconduct scandal. two weeks ago a deal to sell the company to a group of investors fell through. one investor, a private equity firm, agreed to buy the company. the weinstein company also announced it was releasing any victims or witnesses to harvey weinstein's alleged misconduct from nondisclosure agreements. >>> austin, texas, police are desperately looking for a sophisticated serial bomber who has killed two people and wounded four others. the latest bomb sunday night was triggered by a trip wire. it's a frightening development that has the city on edge and authorities scrambling for answers. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: the fourth bomb exploded after two men on bicycles hit a trip wire, setting off the device that was placed next to a fence. cbs news obtained this home security video where you can hear the bomb detonate a few houses away. the men in their 20s were taken to the hospital with serious injuries but are expected to survive. austin police chief brian manley -- >> we have seen s

someone placed a statue of harvey weinstein wearing a bathrobe and holding an oscar statue. the artist plastic jesus said his art has a point. >> there will be people that will be arriving that covered up harvey weinstein's deeds and victims of harvey weinstein's. >> the casting couch isn't the only installation. playing off "three billboards" these showed up wednesday urging stars to name names. the artist responsible sabo tells "e.t." let's clean house so we can move on. >> we're standing here together to say time's up. >> very proud to be part of this. >> this is not going to solve the problem, but it is an internation international platform. >> some famous women met yesterday and said while it's tempting to stage another demonstration sunday they're standing down. we're not an award show protest group. the ladies wore black on previous carpets in a show of solidarity. >> we wear black. >> will the ladies stop and talk to seacrest. they discussed it. duvernay said it's up to the individuals who will be there. >> jennifer lawrence decided she hasn't decide whether shea eel

the bar alone. >> i'm on the tour. >> avenger's infinity war explodes in theaters soon. >> steve harvey" are back. seems like he wants to bring a certain star's kids on the show. >> if you could have any kids on the show who would you want? >> kevin hart's kids. >> hey hey hey hey hey. >> there's no way your father is kevin hart and you're not a little bit ignorant. you would have to be. he's your teacher. kevin hart is your father. >> oh. >> there won't be any little harts on little big shots. they have a drummer, a mini ninja warrior and a contortion is. >> none of it hurts? >> none of it hurts. >> i'm going to teach steve harvey to work out. >> i see your instagram you're getting it in. >> not from a 4-year-old. i don't care how you look at 60 you ain't going to look better than a 4-year-old. >> steve's fitness hashtag, 60 is the new 40. >> what is the one skill you wish you had that they have? >> accounts. >> you can't turn this into money. >> coming up -- john krasinski pitches his idea for an "office" reboot. coming up next. sometimes a cough gets in the way of a good night's slee