he was 510 years ago now jeff george had happy for the next week. he had low feet. he was dead. it happens brady still ever since you rolled up on that one year and the other kid, he made a kid $50000000.00. i forget who jumped in that one year. he got a lot, but they brought it here. he got a check for me. i think he signed a deal for 50000000. that was the only time i've seen, brady miss. but he still steps up. he realizes is that counterintuitive thing that sometimes getting hurt is not stepping up. there's really place up here that i can fine little safe. yes, you know, roth was burger always said that to they would use the night move and chest 2 up and one over montana. did it better than anybody to one or it wasn't always like bit shipper. castle moves it was that little find the eddie and the beautiful stuff . it's very hard to do it with your mind has to sort of be in, in all that pressure and danger. you still have the common sense or the wherewithal to take a step to, to step of your in your out. it was only got panic at that point. either start running or gets that on

running through his mind as he hikedn the mountains of montana, just before the pandemic, with jeff tweedy and george trio offerman describes as a "bromance," with a shared artistic vision. >> we're all three on this lifelong project of, how can we help? how can-- how can we use our art, our gifts, whatever they may be, to get more people to care about other people? >> reporter: offerman says, for his part, that means embracing his many shapes, and doing it with as even a keel as possible. >> i don't mean this in a false way; i'm grateful that i'm simple. i have a steady demeanor that comes, i think, from my farming family, that i'mble to not get-- i'm able to-- to avoid panic and say, "okay. the house is on fire. there's three exits. everybody get the-- you ow, get the-- grab the scotch. you grab the jar of change. and make sure we have a deck of cards, and we'll be all set." and that's my saving graces. i can say, okay, i-- i-- i'll never, you know-- i can't remotely begin to fix any of this stuff. i can do my part, which is, like, write this book, or take part in a tv show that has a-- has a good-

as jeff berardelli reports on tonight's eye on earth. >> george do dowdle has been farming lobsters for decades. his business was booming. >> we were getting ready to put everything down for the winter and by the end of november at the very latest we would have two inches of ice and we'd be done. now i'm fishing right through to january. >> reporter: you're getting a month and a half more time to farm your oysters. >> and a month and a half more grow-time as well. >> dowdle says he sees the effects of a warming planet. during the summertime how much has your water temperatures risen in the past couple of decades. >> about ten to 17 degrees fahrenheit. >> his observations fit with the science. a recent study show that water temperatures in this part of world are warming faster than 99% of the global oceans and it's having an impact. lobster catches are plummeting in southern new england but skyrocketing in maine and canadian maritimes. as lobsters move north in search of cooler water. luke peters comes from a long line of lobstermen here on pei. >> looking for place wrest historically, t

now you can get someone in there like president trump had senator jeff sessions in there in carrying out his agenda. and president george w. bush had alberto gonzalez. neither of those are these great incredible legal minds. they were effective, though, for the time in which they were there in carrying out the president's agenda. and i would contend that began in earn s with tom clark. >> all of the presidency programs are available to watch online any time at c-span.org/history. >>> our weekly series, the presidency, highlights the politics, policies and presidencies of u.s. first ladies. president richard nixon's daughter trisha married edward cox in 1971 in the first rose garden wedding. the naval photographing center produced this film. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the most important days in tricia nixon's life was draw ing to a close. the wedding was over but a w life and career as >>> one of the most important days in trisha nixon's life was drawing to a close. the wedding was over, but a new life and career as mrs. edward finch cox was progressing. at a press conference trisha once said -- >> the most important thing is love.

you can get someone in there like president trump had senator jeff sessions and they're carrying out his agenda. president george w. bush had gonzalez. neither one had great legal minds. they were effective though and the time in which they were there in carrying out the president's agenda. i would contend that began in earnest with tom clark working for henry truman. >> we are going to come back to him because he becomes one of the supreme court appointees. but is truman thinking that at the time? >> there's every indication that he is. >> you get some traction immediately with abortion. the real moment for truman's vincent. this is the guy come if there is a treatment appointee that has a legacy that is probably him? >> yes. it's a stage in a sadly how literally unknown he is today among americans. at the time of his nomination for the chief justice ship, he was one of, if not the biggest names in washington. not including the president or him, but he held so many jobs of a monumental importance to the american economy. he had been treasury secretary. he had been director of the time as emergency management de

used during -- to create the tea party stop that model was laid out by jeff nesbitt, former communication official at the fda in a george bush's white house including an academic network to support it intellectually, policy networks in every state, grassroots alliance, a propaganda arm, and a national coordinator group to make it all run smoothly. our focus is primarily on the academic network. we also talked a little bit about the grassroots movement as well. as early as april 2020, you see groups like freedom works which was instrumentain the tea party protest in 2009, begin protesting against lockdown. and americans for prosperity, america legislative it exchange council were calling on trumped to keep the country open. afp started in march 2020 and really shortly after the virus arrived stateside, and trump was receptive to those messages. on march 24, he said he wanted to reopen america by easter. in addition to those efforts, koch-backed groups have funded and supported academic research that is against lockdowns and other public health measures. the great barrington declaration, which arose in october 2020, came

jeff sessions in there. carrying out his agenda. and president george w. bush had albert toe gonzalez. neither one had great legal minds. they were effective, though, for the time in which they were there, in carrying out the presidents agenda. and i would contend that that began in earnest with tom clark, working for president harry truman. >> and clark -- we are going to come back to him -- because he becomes one of those supreme court appointees. but is truman thinking that at the time? >> there is no indication that he is. >> so you get some traction immediately with burton, the real moment for truman's vincent, right? this is the guy that is a truman appoint appointee that has a legacy? >> yes. it's kind of a strange and sadly ironic how little known he is today among americans. because at the time of his nomination for the chiefs chief justiceship he was one of if not the biggest man in washington. not including the president. he stands by himself. but he had held so many jobs of monumental importance to the american economy. he had been treasury secretary. he had been -- well, n

now you can get someone in there like president trump had senator jeff sessions in there in carrying out his agenda. and president george w. bush had alberto gonzalez. neither of those are these great incredible legal minds. they were effective, though, for the time in which they were there in carrying out the president's agenda. and i would contend that began in earn s with tom clark. >> all of the presidency programs are available to watch online any time at

jeff bezos and richard branson as they raced into space. along for the ride star trek icon william shatner. >> it is extraordinary. >> reporter: he boldly went where no 90-year-old has ever gone before. michael george, cbs news. >> i can't believe how much has happened. >>> hundreds and thousands of teslas have been recalled. the technical defects owners need to know about. >> streaming today, food banks are in big need of donations with the end of the year approaching. we will share more information about their matching donations. you can find us on kpix.com or on our >>> welcome back. avoid cruises, even if you're vaccinated. that is the message from the cdc today and the agency just increased the risk level there to the highest level and they have seen a recent cases. they recommend getting fully vaccinated and getting a booster shot and te or tworthree days before 5 days afterward. changes may be on the way for a booster eligibility and the new york times report people familiar with these plants say they could start allowing 12 to 15- year-olds to receive third doses of the pfizer vaccine and it may allow people to get that shot five months after their second dose rather than the current six mo

jeff bezos and richard branson as they raced into space. along for the ride, star trek icon william shatner. >> it's extraordinary. >> reporter: who boldly went where no 90-year-old has ever gone before. michael george, cbs news. >>> southern california is now getting hit with drenching rain. check out flooding at this campground in malibu. a creek overflowed. several people got stuck. everyone trying to get to higher ground. >> we woke up, and we saw the river swelled up, flowing through the campground. it was kind of like, great. what are we going to do now? >> our friends were in a trailer and we were in a tent behind them. but the bed was moving when we got up off of it. >>> heavy rain, mud slides have closed down freeways and roads. >>> incredible video from the sierra tonight. a skier makes a jump at palisades tahoe, and seconds later is buried alive in the snow. >> it shows how quickly a day of fun can turn deadly if not prepared. josh gold was out taking advantage of the deep powder, filming tricks with a group of friends. his helmet camera captured his buddy, jeremy, leading in the deep snow, and notice jeremy's feet swooped up and his head was completely buried. >> at first it seemed like

minnesota, where george floyd was killed, this is the epicenter of those protests which spread around the country. so there is a real threat that there could be a reaction in the st. samuel jeff, to wait to see when the verdict comes out. what happens? i thanks so much john. 100 the funerals have been held in guatemala for victims of a trunk crash in mexico. the bodies of 55 migrants and asylum seekers was sent back home following the crash early of this month. the crowded taco returned long carrying around 250 men, women, and children all hoping to reach the united states. hong kong need to carry lammas . praise the outcome of sunday's legislative election despite low turnout. pro bay gene candidates swept to victory, winning a seat in every district about 30 percent of eligible voters cause the balance. it was the 1st election since paging made controversial changes in hong kong electrical system. boeing lawyer, go go home. if a high turn treat was based on poor politics or some candidates using that as an opportunity to hijack the country's government that is not desirable. if a hydra now treat is based on the polarization between so called blue in support of the police an

jeff, thank you. out front with me now, dr. jonathan reiner. he advised the white house medical team under president george w. bush. and dr. donald zimmer, emergency physician in south bend indiana. dr. reiner, president biden making clear they are stepping up their response. they are really leading into on this but he was also frustrated when asked today if this should have been done sooner. do you think he is right to be defensive about this? >> well, i think the american public have a right to feel agitated by not having access to these tests. for instance, the binax now test was the eua for that was approved on march 31st of this year. so that test has been available for nine months. so, nine -- nine months later -- now, suddenly, it -- it dawns on this administration that perhaps these tests should be available in -- in wide -- you know, wide numbers. remember, we -- before omicron, we had delta. another opportunity for people to test. and -- and -- and to keep people at work and keep people at school and prevent spread. so, you know, now basically after the outcry following the unfortunate press conference a couple o

jeff wilson. it would go from 5 yards out. he in the end zone that wilson's first touchdown of the season. 24 to 1049 now 24 to 13 garoppolo by his security blanket, george kittle. also been so good as of late in the 2nd half of the season. 6 catches 93 yards today. the drive. it caps off right here. you want getting touchdown. catch 31 to 13. 4th quarter. the niners defense one last 4th and one. and they get this stopped that was the story of the day. stopped on 4th down jimmie ward. kathleen cordarrelle patterson write their final score 31 to 1349 ers. they're now in 6 in firmly entrenched in that 6th. >> playoff spot 7th spot this season. an extra team. in fact, they're only a game and a half behind the rams. the rams play on tuesday. they're getting a postponed because of covid. >> the rams are in the 5th spot. so the niners could, you know, continue to ascend our very own kate rooney was at levi stadium. she is a breakdown of today's game. >> after a disappointing start to the season. the forty-niners might be hitting their stride right now. they are even 6 and won 5 of their last 6 games today. san francisco overcame a tough start on special teams

george papadopoulos after charging him with lying to the fbi. the media was reporting the special counsel's team had conducted or scheduled interviews with mr. trump's aide steven miller and mr. bannon and jeff sessions. we know how the mueller thing turned out, neal. didn't end up -- ended up being a big squibb even though its report was damning. you look at the justice department and merrick garland, do you agree with the authors of this op-ed that it seems like there is not enough going on in the halls of that august building? >> well, it is an extraordinarily good op-ed as i said on twitter earlier this morning. i agree with a large part of it. i guess it is possible, the authors admit this possibility that merrick garland is waiting for congress to do its work first before starting to get involved. you don't want to have necessarily dual overlapping investigations that could mess things up. at the same time, i am, like those authors, just really deeply concerned that we're not going to get to the bottom of this. that, you know, that it could go the other way. it reminds me in that sense of the november 2020 election, which, you know, was really close and but for a few people like judge

vilify wealthy people, george bush first and son did not vilify people america is a country where people want to become rich i think the kwhorld iworld is a better place because of jeff tax with the contact structure. i think it's very destructive to the country to have this class hatred i wrote a letter to mr. obama. are you telling the 99% is screwed by the 1%. why don't you tell the 99% with a lot of work will become a part of the 1%. president biden has taken on the same mantle. we will create union jobs i'm in favor of jobs, whether union or non-union, i don't care. i don't want to tax wealthy people i don't know if i answered your question, i'm not looking to be a political activist i'm a numbers guys, i would say as far as the market is concerned, 23 don't have the yield curve or high interest rates or a hostile fed we don't have an oncoming recession. the market has been very self corrective the area that's been bombed out is gamestop, you know, amc, they still have earnings and high market values. and there is plenty of things in the market that look cheap haired hanley will follow me on the show, i have an interest what he has to say i came into a big energ