i'm jane pauley, and this is a special edition of "sunday morning." it's the food issue.ving and the holidays. sadly, this year the covid-19 pandemic is putting millions of us at real risk of going hungry. still, many of us will be talking turkey all the same, thanks to the help of gens

i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning."e've been hearing a lot about the aftermath of the race between president-elect biden and president donald trump. this morning we'll talk about that and a lot more with former president barack obama. his interview with gayle king of "cbs this morning" is his first since the election. >> let's go. >> we haven't heard much from him for the last four years, but former president barack obama is no longer holding back. >> i've been mad and frustrated. it was important for me as somebody who had served in that office, to simply let people know this is not normal. >> barack obama, on the election, his presidency, and family life in the white house, ahead this "sunday morning." >> pauley: and then we'll be in conversation with goldie hawn and kurt russell, two movie a-listers with a lot more than that in common. tracy smith does the honors. >> sometimes i think you actually enjoy these little dangerous escapades. >> well, iowa -- >> reporter: this year one of the best known stories is being pl

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i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning," on friday night. we're here tonight for a kind of a pet project of ours. specifically, we'll give thanks to all the pets in our lives, and some wild animals, as well, with the help of zsa zsa and chi chi here. it's easy enough to imagine these two back at home with their real forever-families, but just how far into the animal kingdom does that welcome mat extend? martha teichner looks into it. ( uptempo music ) >> reporter: snacks is one pampered pig. is she just a little spoiled? >> i have no say in these things. >> a little bit, yes, but he says that, but then for christmas he bought a leopard- print robe with a magenta boa and a big rhinestone "s." >> reporter: and another human- sized one with a big "d" on it. >> so they match. >> reporter: tim taylor and dana boyle, snacks' pet parents-- that's what they call pet owners these days-- don't care if people think they're nuts. >> i generally fall asleep on the couch with her and sleep there all night. so, when we went furniture shopping the last time

i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning."e begin with some good news: thanks to our return to standard time during the night, most of you got an extra hour to sleep in. nice? sure. but nothing like the lengthy slumber enjoyed by some burley creatures snug

i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning.", and the projected winner is joe biden. not that his victory at the polls was easy or free of controversy or dispute. it was a nail-biting conclusion to a campaign for the history books.

i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning."e've been hearing a lot about the aftermath of the race between president-elect biden and president donald trump. this morning we'll talk about that and a lot mo

. >> as he was receiving treatment for cancer, trebek spoke with jane pauley on cbs sunday morning. > for 35 years i have enjoyed the success of the show but i have never really thought about the impact the program was having on american viewers. and i have become part of their lives. >> trebek takes new ep-- taped new episodes during the pandemic and through treatment but fans and even show contestants wishing him well. >> did you come up with the right one, no, what is we love you attention a shall did shall alexÑi thation is very ki. >> in a show all about the questions, trebek always had the answer. nancy chen, cbs news. >> straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, georgia now a battleground shifts the political geography. aye lesson from nevada as latinos explore all of their political options and later florida braces for eta after it crashes through central america. >> garrett: think election season is over? not in georgia, kroafl the u.s. senate may hinge on the state's two runoff races with joe biden strong showing in the peach state the nation's political geography appears to b

and don't forget "sunday morning with jane pauley" first thing tomorrow.amie yuccas in los angeles. have a great night . . >> everything that america stands for. >>> count down to curfew. most of the bay area and state have a few hours left before they have to be home but what happens if they aren't? >>> the local police departments are making their curfew enforcement policy clear. we will answer the question will you be in trouble if you are out and about past 10:00. >>> san francisco won't be affected by the new curfew yet but the city can be hours away from tipping into the purple tier. >>> and with thanksgiving and a curfew coming what is the state of the shelves? the one thing that is in short supply. >>> four house from now position most of the bay area will be in a new tier. people that are out after the ten p.m. curfew. >>> police tell me they won pull anyone over for driving at night or walking on the sidewalk past 10:00 but let's say you are having a big house party at 1:00 in the morning you may get a visit from the police. the curfew is updated

and don't forget "sunday morning with jane pauley "first thing tomorrow. jamie yuccas in los angeles. have a great night. >>> life from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> we are on target to derail if we don't apply brakes right now.>>> from business capacity and quarantines to banning 49er football. santa clara county is taking drastic news to steps to combating covid-19.>>> despite their best efforts the pandemic and public health orders simply took too big of a bite out of their business. i'm devin fehely, coming up i will tell you what the pancake house plans to do next. >>> a high-stakes holiday for many bay area merchants. tonight they are banking on a successful small business saturday. >> i feel like it helps the community. i also want to support businesses i really like.>> three barria counties are bracing for big changes tonight. san francisco is just 18 hours away from a new round of pandemic related rollbacks. the city and san mateo county will fall back to the states most restrictive purple tier at noon tomorrow leaving marin as

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i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning."lection week is over, and the projected winner is joe biden. not that his victory at the polls was easy or free of controversy or dispute. it was a nail-biting conclusion to a campaign for the history books. as martha teichner will report. >> it's time to put away the harsh rhetoric, lower the tonight, see each other again, listen to each other again. >> reporter: oh, if only president-elect joe biden could pull that off. >> i think the vast majority of people in this country really don't want to think about politics 114% of the time. >> reporter: for now, though, a look back o at our fraught election this "sunday morning." >> pauley: from there, it is on to one of the enduring legends of the silver screen. she is sophia loren, and she'll be talking with our seth doane. >> reporter: the word "legend" may be over used, but with sophia loren, it is warranted. and this week she is returning to the screen. there is some oscar buzz around this film? >> oscar, i already have one. for me, it

i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning."e begin with some good news: thanks to our return to standard time during the night, most of you got an extra hour to sleep in. nice? sure. but nothing like the lengthy slumber enjoyed by some burley creatures snug in their layers. as connor knighton will explain. >> reporter: the past few months, bears have been packing on the pounds, getting are there get r their self-imposed quarantine. >> the first time i got to see them during quarantine, they were so cool. >> reporter: scientists study the mystery of hibernation. underneath all of that fat may be everything from diabetes tools to space travel. a long winter's nap ahead on sunday morning. >> pauley: from there it is on to one of the great comic legends of all time. and his name is bob newhart. and he is talking this morning with our ben mankiewicz. >> hello? >> bob newhart had not one, but two, hit tv shows named for him. not bad for an accountant. >> if i had been with enron, they would have still been in business. the government

and don't forget "sunday morning with jane pauley" first thing tomorrow.yuccas in los angeles. tonight, though, we want to leave you with a look at augusta national and all those beautiful magnolia trees. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group >>> life from the cvs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> tonight, health officials scramble to head off a holiday season surge. >> counties are cracking down again, and once again, the target is gyms and restaurants.>> they stocked up only to be shut down. san francisco's indoor dining ban comes for the worst possible time for restaurants prepping for a major religious festival. >> at this moment of time yes, we are going through a crisis. >> contra costa county is bracing for a new wave of covid restrictions. come tuesday the county is closing indoor gyms and fitness centers, indoor dining and concession stands and movie theaters. as wilson walker reports, some business owners are spending the weekend making some tough decisions. >> reporter: backwards, forwards and backwards

. >> as he was receiving treatment for cancer, trebek spoke to jane pauley on cbs sunday morning. >>>s i've enjoyed the success of the show, but i never thought about the impact the program was having on american viewers. i have become a part of their lives. >> reporter: trebek hosted more than 7,000 episodes of jeopardy. chris martinez cbs news. >> sorry, he's been ill with pancreatic cancer for two years. alex trebek died in his home early this morning surrounded by family and friends. he was 80 years old. >>> and still to come the incoming administration has a new prescription for covid-19. a closer look at president- elect biden's pandemic plans as the world hits yet another grim new milestone. >>> plus, how people in kamala harris' ancestral village in india are celebrating her historic victory. it's game day live here at bill and julie's house. a fan-favorite venue ever since they got gig-speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage. it's their 12th man. protector... hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie, we're live. it's game on with gig-speed internet fr

jane pauley of cbs sunday morning has a look at the numbers. >> reporter: the presidential vote willy-one 45 million. the largest in history. and it's still growing. more than 100 million were cast early. double the 47 million early votes. a projected 66.3% of eligible voters turned out. up sharply from 2016. that is the highest percentage of eligible voters since 1907. but it's also far short of the all-time largest share of voters to turn out. more than 82% in the bitterly dispute election of 1826. 10s of millions a ricans when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> alex trebek was the face and voice of jeopardy for 37 seasons. we look back on his life and career. >> it's a show with questions. and the man with answers is alex tr are ebek. >> a host who spent most of the show

now, jane pauley of "cbs sunday morning" said the bidens confirmed that a feline will be joining thembe the first to live in the white house in over a decade. the latest cat was president george w. bush's cat, india. other famous white house cats include the clintons' beloved socks, tom kitten, who belonged to caroline kennedy, and misty malarkey ying yang, who belonged to president carter's daughter, amy. that's fun. >>> and now to this quintessentially 2020 story. remember the mysterious monolith that was found in utah's red rock desert last week? we talked about it here. it's gone now, and no one knows who removed it. the federal bureau of land management's utah office announced that the three-sided metal structure was removed, adding that they didn't do it. they didn't remove the monolith, because it's considered private property. and in a since-deleted instagram post, the utah department of public safety speculated that the structure was removed by aliens using an alien emoji to describe it, which, frankly, this year doesn't really sound too far-fetched. okay, that's bizarre. i g

i'm jane pauley, and this is a special edition of "sunday morning." it's the food issue.ur annual look ahead to thanksgiving and the holidays. sadly, this year the covid-19 pandemic is putting millions of us at real risk of going hungry. still, many of us will be talking turkey all the same, thanks to the help of generous and committed volunteers. as lee cowan will report in our cover story. >> god bless you. happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: this covid thanksgiving, many grateful people will be celbrating the food they receive in a parking lot. >> now we're able to say, okay, we're going to have a turkey and the dressings and all of the sides and stuff like that. >> reporter: the story behind a photograph that captured america's need and hearts, ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: what is round, chewy, and holey satisfied? martha teichner goes round and round with bagels. >> okay, you decided to change careers and open a bagel shop. one problem -- >> i made a mess of that one. >> reporter: -- you know nothing about making bagels. that's george to the rescue. later this