joe namath, the man himself, author of, "all the way." joe, always good to see you.our football outfit, looks like you do? >> yes, sir, stuart, i sure do. we have football memories for me, man, going back up to the connecticut days. stuart: yes, when i served you as a waiter in connecticut, you remember? you remember. that is cool. no fans will be in the stands, but it looks like one way or another we get some football in september. how do you feel about no fans in the stands? >> we like them there. would rather have them there of course but you know safety is the main factor here. and, it is not going to work until we get a handle on this covid situation but the football players themselves, i, we got to see safety in the locker rooms too. you know, how tight can they be in the locker rooms until we get a handle on this virus we don't know. stuart: but you really are gung-ho to play? there is no holding back here? i can see those players must be chomping at the bit to get out there to play some football? >> the players will play regardless. they're playing for their

where was i with joe namath? cheers and applause i don't remember [ cheers and applause i don't know where all these people are coming from [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause i'm doing it [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] thank you. [ cheers and applause i did it i actually did it, buddy [ cheers and applause this is unbelievable [ cheers and applause thank you, buddy [ cheers and applause be careful be careful in those shoes. [ cheers and applause [ change clanging [ cheers and applause [ change clanging [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> welcome to 11:30, bitch [ cheers and applause >> hello my name is rima. this is -- >> zoe >> and this is - >> evie. >> i'm a co-producer on the show i book talent for jimmy to interview. and these are my monkeys one of our favorite things to watch on the show is - >> together: "tight pants" by jennifer lopez >> tight pants >> it's j. lo. it's jimmy it's fun it's kind of what we all need right now. so

. >> reporter: colleagues said she gave depth to athlete interviews, here with joe namath -- >> whatg with the new york jets? >> reporter: -- that male reporters never could. ten years later, george took on morning television on the "cbs morning news." over the years she covered many of the biggest stories in sports and news. >> i hope i broke that glass ceiling for a lot of women. i did for myself. i hope that more women will benefit from what i did. >> reporter: and in still another role, she became first lady of kentucky following her marriage to former governor john y. brown. phyllis george died in lexington, kentucky from a non-covid related illness. she was 70 years old. meg oliver, cbs news. sleep this amazing? ouies contain iqtanienre zzzs sleep. while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. i can tell that they used your milk, matilda. great job! [moo] you're welcome. breyers natural vanilla is made with 100% grade a milk and cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. better starts with breyers. milk and cream and

>> everyone in the world compares me to joe namath. having all the fun.njoy sex as much as joe namath only i do it with one girl. you know? >> reporter: george knew the ceiling she was breaking. >> barbara walters was the pioneer in news broadcasting and i became the pioneer in sports. >> reporter: host brent musburger tweeted her george's passing, phyllis didn't receive nearly enough credit for opening the sports broadcasting door to the dozens of talented women who took her lead and soared. george was briefly mayored to film producer robert evans. a year later married kentucky businessman john brown, ceremony hosted by the clintons. days later brown decided to run for governor. he called phyllis george his greatest asset, and the campaign and in office after winning. >> welcome phyllis george. [ applause ] >> reporter: now the first lady of kentucky, george was a frequent guest on "the tonight show with johnny carson" rnts int. >> interrelated like politics and vice versa. you want the public to like you, trying to do and say the right things. >> report

>> everyone in the world compare mistow joe namath. he's having all the fun. know i enjoy sex with as joe namath, only i do it with one girl. >> george knew tvealing she was breaking. >> i became the pioneer in sports vo. >> reporter: host brent musberger tweeted after her passing, phyllis didn't receive enough for the dozens of talented women that took her lead and soared. george was briefly married to film producer robert evans and a year later she married john brown, a ceremony hosted by the clintons. days later brown decided to run for governor. he called phyllis george his greatest asset in the campaign and in office after winning. >> phyllis george. >> now the first lady of kentucky, george was a frequent guest on "the tonight show" with johnny carson. >> it's inner related. show business is very much like politics and vice-versa. because you want the public to like you. you are trying to do and say the right things. >> reporter: the governor and 1st lady had two children, a son lincoln and a daughter pamela. lincoln became an entrepreneur. pamela is a c

>> everyone in the world compares me to joe namath. he's having all the fun.u know, i enjoy sex as much as joe namath. only i do it with one girl, you know? >> reporter: george knew the ceiling she was breaking. >> barbara walters was the pioneer in news broadcasting, and i became the pioneer in sports. >> reporter: host brent musburger tweeted after george's passing, "phyllis didn't receive nearly enough credit for opening the sports broadcasting door to the dozens of talented women who took her lead and soared." george was briefly married to film producer robert evans. a year later, she married kentucky businessman john brown. a ceremony hosted by the clintons. just days later, brown decided to run for governor. he called phyllis george his greatest asset, in the campaign and in office after winning. >> would you welcome phyllis george. [ applause ] >> reporter: now the first lady of kentucky, george was a frequent guest on "the tonight show with johnny carson." >> it's interrelated, and show biz is very much like politics and vice versa, because you want th

biographies of mike tyson, john wayne, charles lindbergh, joe lewis, jack dempsey, ronald reagan, joe namath, a team biography of the pittsburgh steelers. his most recent biographical works as blood brothers, the fatal friendship of malcolm x and muhammad ali, and a season in the sun, the rise of mickey mantle. could you tell us about your interest in this genre? >> this is perfect for me, political history and biography, popular culture. i have seen myself as working at the intersection between political history, political culture, and popular culture. i wrote about performers, like you. actors, athletes. but i've never been interested in writing a book about an athlete who was just an athlete, or an actor who was just an actor, somehow they have to engage in a wider political culture, like john wayne or muhammad ali, they clearly became iconic, and you could tell their politics, if i talk to someone about john wayne, their attitudes on john wayne will usually tell me a great deal about their politics. or their attitudes on muhammad ali will do the same thing. i brought a quote, thinking ab

randy has written biographies of mike tyson, john wayne, jack johnson, ronald reagan, joe namath and team biography of the pittsburgh steelers. his most recent biographical works are "blood brothers: the fatal friendship malcolm x and muhammad ali" and "season of the sun: the rise of mickey mantle." can you tell us about your interest in this genre? >> yeah this fits perfect for me, the sort of political history and popular culture. i see myself as working at the intersection between political history, political culture and popular culture. and so i write about performers, like you, actors, athletes. but i've never been really interested in writing a book about an athlete who is just an athlete or an actor who is just an actor, but somehow they have to engage in a wider, political culture. somebody, for example, like john wayne or muhammad ali clearly became iconic and you could tell a person's politics if i talk to somebody and talk to them about john wayne. their attitudes on john wayne usually tell me a great deal about their politics or attitudes on muhammad ali will do the same

joe namath, tiki barber. they were on the show yesterday. e back this fall and they really want it to come back this fall. so i think does joe theismann, the legend of the game. super bowl winning quarterback and a viewer of this show. you can come on any time you like. joe, we have seen the schedule and i believe you've got five games and you have picked them out, that you really want to see. what are they? >> well, first of all, the cincinnati/miami game later in the year. they will have an opportunity to play. they don't play in the division and it will give joe burrow and tuo possibly a chance to play against one another, sort of an alabama/lsu return game. so that's one game i'm very interested because of the young guys. the dallas cowboys and the washington redskins will play on thanksgiving day. now, that may not be interesting to a lot of other people but it certainly is to me. you've got the bucs playing the saints. obviously tom brady and of course, in that division you have that kind of football game. the chiefs and ravens. the tea