i'm jane pauley.ace the nation" we'll dive into one of the most closely watched governor's races in the country and problems facing americans at home and abroad. we have new cbs polls in michigan, wisconsin, and arizona. in back-to-back appearances we'll hear from republican kari lake and democrat katie hobbs as they are running dead even to be arizona's next governor. >>> then, financial markets remain jumpy and recession anxieties got more fuel after the opec cartel cut oil production. we will check in with top economist mohamed el erian about the road ahead. >>> a key bridge linking

i'm jane pauley. this is "sunday morning."est hemingway said there are only three sports, bullfighting, mountain climbing and motor racing. the rest, said papa hemingway, are merely games. nascar is king of motor racing in this country. but a challenger is roaring down

don't forget sunday morning with jane pauley first thing tomorrow followed by "face the nation."mong margaret brennan's guests, house speaker nancy pelosi. i'm adriana in chicago. good night. >>> tools and even trucks stolen repeatedly from bay area contractors and stolen tools means no work. contractors are fighting back. >>> i'm john ramos in oakland where it's the end of the line for an iconic bakery. what's causing the taste of denmark to close for good. >>> plus, a 30-year-old mystery discovered on the peninsula. the investigation into why a high end car was buried in a backyard. >> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with an iconic bakery closing after this weekend. >> it's the end of the line for a taste of denmark. kpix5's john ramos spoke with heartbroken customers. >> reporter: for 94 years a unique bakery has existed here on telegraph in oakland. it survived a recession, a depression and a global pandemic is what makes it impossible to continue now? from the fruit danish to the butter cookies to the german choco

later on cbs it's 48 hours and don't forget sunday morning with jane pauley first thing tomorrow.nett. for all our teams around th world, good ni >> one oakland neighborhood says says they are tired of seeing prostitutes right in front of their homes. >> if you ask what you see when you are driving down, girls in bikinis and she knows what stres they are on. > >> plus a new tribute to an asian grandfather whose death helped spark a movement after hs attacked on the san francisco street. and? >> driving home. >> what's it like to be able to say that? >> brings tears to my eyes. >> her own bed and her own homea south bay woman's emotional journey from homeless to housed after two decades on the streets. good evening, i'm ryan yamamoto. we begin in oakland where neighborhood plagued with sex trafficking demands an into the problem for those looking to to become the next mayor. people mayor. people attended the san antonio neighborhood action forum to see how the candidates planned to stop prostitution on east 15th street. kpix5's da lin lin talks to neighbors about that ongoing issue

i'm jane pauley. this is "sunday morning."rnest hemingway said there are only three sports, bullfighting, mountain climbing and motor racing. the rest, said papa hemingway, are merely games. nascar is king of motor racing in this country. but a challenger is roaring down the track. kristine johnson looks in on the fast and furious world of formula i. >> reporter: the fans are revved up and the cars are on the track in austin, texas, this weekend. and the biggest name in the sport, hamilton, is in the house. >> you get into the zone and you are in a different place. you are like -- you come alive. >> reporter: formula i is coming to america and coming up on "sunday morning." >>> bob woodward, this week, is releasing hours of taped interviews conducted with our 45th president, donald trump. woodward is in conversation now with our john dickerson. >> mr. woodward, the president. >> hi, bob. >> reporter: in 2020, whenever the phone rang at bob woodward's house, he reached for a tape recorder. >> is it a robocall or trump? >> i bri

i'm jane pauley. "face the nation" is just aled.s an extremely troubling one in american politics. we now have just eight days left until election day and the country is feeling deeply unsettled. our cbs news battleground tracker poll out this morning shows that a stunning 79%, that's nearly 8 in 10 likely voters, say that the country is out of control. that's an ominous sign for the democrats, who hold power in washington. of those 79% expected to vote next tuesday, republicans have

i'm jane pauley. please join us when our trumpet sounds again next sunday morning. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation," hurricane ian ravages parts of florida and the carolinas. we'll have the latest. >>> the trail of destruction left behind by hurricane ian. extensive. the death toll, rising. the timeline for clean-up and rebuild, months, maybe years. >> it's not just a crisis for florida. this is an american crisis. we're all in this together. >> but for a country still struggling to recover from the pandemic and its economic aftermath, it's yet another task for exhausted americans, particularly for the millions directly affected by the hurricane. we'll look at what's needed most by those who are impacted by ian and from officials on the federal, state and local levels, including fema administrator deanne criswell, rick scott and the mayor kevin anderson. plus, how did climate change contribute to this national disaster? >>> and vladimir putin and his war against u

i'm jane pauley. please join us when our trumpet sounds again next "sunday morning." >>> i'm major garrett and this week on "face the nation" we'll dive into one of the most closely watched governor's races in the country and problems facing americans at home and abroad. we have new cbs polls in michigan, wisconsin, and arizona. in back-to-back appearances we'll hear from republican kari lake and democrat katie hobbs as they are running dead even to be arizona's next governor. >>> then, financial markets remain jumpy and recession anxieties got more fuel after the opec cartel cut oil production. we will check in with top economist mohamed el erian about the road ahead. >>> a key bridge linking the crimea with russia. we will have a report from the region. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." margaret brennan is off. >>> we have new cbs battleground tracker polls. gretchen whitmer is leading her republican challenger tudor dixon 53% to 47%. in

i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning." it's almost halloween.ahead this morning, we will be offering a few tricks and no shortage of treats. but to begin, we will look ahead to the midterm elections. this past summer, it was looking like the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade might

i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning." there are scores of consulting firms in the united states. their role, to work with companies on all kinds of matters, large and small. a big business, with a low profile. erin moriarty this morning is looking at one of the bi

jane pauley takes a look back on his life and career. ♪ >> reporter: it happened on friday. ♪ crazy ♪ lee lewis, one of the founding fathers of rock and roll, died at age 87 at his mississippi home outside memphis. ♪ mama, don't you treat me wrong ♪ ♪ i come and love you all night long ♪ number 24 on rolling stone's list of greatest artists of all time, lewis sang blues, gospel, country and more. ♪ goodness gracious great balls of fire ♪ with performances that made over the top seem like an understatement. "great balls of fire," the man was something. ♪ goodness gracious great balls of fire ♪ it's said lewis's father and mother mortgaged their farm to buy him a piano after their young son taught himself to play on a beatup piano at church. ♪ hopping at the high school hop ♪ there followed a life of hit after hit. ♪ and excess upon excess. once lewis was asked why a biographer is it true that -- yeah, he interrupted. it probably was. in all, jerry lee lewis had more than 20 songs reach the top 10 on the billboard country charts. sthoet well, it's true ♪ and while his most infamous marr

i'm jane pauley.n next sunday morning. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation," hurricane ian ravages parts of florida and the carolinas. we'll have the latest. >>> the trail of destruction left behind by hurricane ian. extensive. the death toll, rising. the timeline for clean-up and rebuild, months, maybe years. >> it's not just a crisis for florida. this is an american crisis. we're all in this together. >> but for a country still struggling to recover from the pandemic and its economic aftermath, it's yet another task for exhausted americans, particularly for the millions directly affected by the hurricane. we'll look at what's needed most by those who are impacted by ian and from officials on the

please join jane pauley when our trumpet sounds again next sunday morning. ♪ >>> i'm margaret brennanstalled? >>> democrats' hopes of a last-minute economic rebound before election day were dashed with yet another round of sobering inflation numbers. indicating that the federal reserve's rate hikes so far haven't helped. >>> president biden is talking up the party's economic efforts on the campaign trail and warning about the alternative. >> republican wins, inflation's going to get worse. it's that simple. >> but will voters buy what he's selling, with prices so high and no relief in sight? >>> infrastructure is at the heart of the administration's economic plans. we'll talk to transportation