the police were led here by someone you wouldn't expect: john clark from the american drug company pfizer. this stuff is gonna get into people's medicine cabinets? >> unfortunately, yes. >> counterfeit drugs are ending up in millions of american homes. at this postal facility, the shear volume of packages of suspicious drugs is staggering, and this is just from one day. [ticking] [crowd chanting] >> when most people think of brazil, they think of its passion and excellence in soccer... [crowd cheers] not of skyscrapers in sao paulo, the financial hub of a fledgling economic superpower. they think of the pulsating beat of the samba and carnival, not commodities or the world's largest cattle industry. [cow moos] most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries together. this is it. hello. time for americans to wake up. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm morley safer. in this edition, we take a look at the impact of global expansion on american corporate tax loopholes, counterfeit drug trafficking, and the economic rise of brazil. we begin wi

i finished the book with the most famous clarke family member of all, john lewis clarke who is horace's son, helen's nephews and malcolm clarke's from the murdered malcolm clarke's grandson. john was born in 1881. deaf and mute by scarlet fever come under the academic disease that would occasionally burn through the reservation. but john became a world renowned sculpture of a western wildlife. self-taught. takes one art class at a pivotal moment in his youth, i believe, but basically taught himself how to carve by molding figurines out of mud that he dug from the banks of the missouri river. his career takes off in the 19 teams in his late '30s and '40s. he is friends with charlie russell, his patrons included john d. rockefeller, jr., warren g. harding, and what i was able to discover and john clarke kerr is that the is a very famous cover, the foremost carver of western wildlife, and lines, grizzly bears and so on, he turns almost, not exclusively, but quite intensively to native carvings and does some beautiful pieces. there again are some pictures in the book. but some gorgeous free

and malcolm clarke and grandson. john was born in 1841. they're rendered deaf and mute by scarlett, an epidemic fever that burns through the reservation. but john became a world renowned sculptor of wild life, largely self-taught. takes one large class at a pivotal moment in his youth i believe that basically taught himself how to carve by molding things out of mud that he got out of the missouri river. his career takes off in 19 teams and in the late 30's and 40's his friends are charlie russell, the famous artists and patrons included john rockefeller, jr., warren g. harding. and what live is interesting to discover is that he was a very famous carver of western wildlife, lions, grizzly bears and so on. he turns not exclusively but quite intensively to the native themes leader in his career and there's a beautiful piece in the book that gives you a sense of what he's been up to that there are some gorgeous tableau was that are mostly meant to capture with the lifetime during the buffalo days in the time he was born in t

mind, because the winning drive and eventual final score to john taylor happened right in front of john clarkt game show. the seahawks re-joined the nfc west in 2002, a year that became known for terrell owens, a football, and a sharpie. the 49ers swept the seahawks that year, 28-21 in seattle, 31- 24 at candlestick. some less than memorable games followed 2002. one game that stood out was in december of 2006 in seattle. alex smith bootlegged his way 18 yards for a score and a 24- 14 49 erwin. >> alex smith on the bootleg on the left side. i got fooled by the fake, and there he is running to the left sideline and he scores! >> reporter: two years later, second-year player patrick willis intercepted matt hasselbeck and didn't stop until he had gone 86 yards for a score. >> ball deflected, niners pick it up off the deflection! patrick willis back up the right sideline! beats one man, by hasselbeck, needs a block, down to the 40, the 35, can he run fast enough? 20, 15, 10, 5, touchdown 49ers! oh, what a bonanza! >> reporter: final, san francisco 33, seattle 30. in 2009, frank gore earned another

you would need one eye the ultimate honor for clark to read that the economics of everyday life in china. one john two under. last week for that of the more that a word that you and i puke today money matters with the naked supporting. in our question today what they see the dirt off to boarding schools. they can to work on or talk about milk tea and tea which i need to stop the thing about it. wanting to build the debate the actor with a pension reform. for all that it would take a look at the top rate of one tear and china first stop debating it for him to work like the liberty bell for higher prices being the chinese are the men are not going through the chairman of the vote on which the lord is quite often to the developer to china laughed a member of the publicly known. what tiger poultry products from hometown probably have gone to in the northwestern part of china. i reviewed all the to be free of charge. he made a peer into the supermarket not gone through. the pr win win for him and the apple store and really old looking like a leaky kitchen for them he struck gold with labels on people w

john, robert -- >> do you have kids together? >> [inaudible] >> how long you been married? >> [inaudible] >> a couple years. any previous incidents like this? >> no. she's just under a lot of stress. >> again i am officer clark with the san francisco police department. we got called out here because it was a little bit of a problem -- problemma. >> no problem, no problem. >> were you fighting with your husband? [speaking spanish] . no arguing? >> no, no. >> are you sure? >> yeah. >> okay. when we talked to her husband out there he has scratched on his hand. do you remember whether or not you scratched him? >> no, no, no. >> okay. did your husband hit you? [speaking spanish] okay. are you taking any medicine, medication? i mean there is some here. is this yours? >> yeah. >> is it? >> yeah. >> okay. your husband told us you have been problems with your medication? >> no, no problem. >> [speaking spanish] >> yes. >> you speak english? >> yeah. >> so you are understanding everything? okay. do me a favor. just go right here. just wait. i'm going to go talk to my partner. okay? >> okay. >> [inaudible] no prior calls to this address. he's the one with injuries. >> there is a language barrier. she says she's speaks

johns pizza sells two times as many. >>> we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on friday, january 31st i'm dave clarkmorning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:31. steve, it's going to get a little cooler. >> the nights no doubt about it. the system is moving out fast. not only in the central sierra. a little thunderstorm activity around 11:00. that system flying fast and we have rapid clearing behind it. some upper 30s not surprised here. 40s on the temps. if it feels a little cooler than it is. you can see our system moving fast. so it will be a sunny day, breezy. some increase in clouds on sunday. today and tomorrow look pretty good. overall upper 50s and low 60s today. as one system moves out cooler but still nice and sunny. here is sal. >>> we have a couple of different things going on right now that should grab your attention. first of all we will go to news chopper 2. this building this truck ran into the building here in san francisco along caesar chavez at the department of public works maintenance yard. the truck ran into the building here. the medics are on the scene. san francisco police are blocki

clark jillette said. thank you for the eloquent comments on how wrong it is to use religion as a mask of bigotry. we heard from johnhumbs up for airing this advice. brian tweeted don lemon, as long as you are happy, that's great. didn't realize how people could be gay until my brother came out and now i understand. it wasn't just twitter. a friend katherine said i'm sure it helped more people than you will ever know. xo to you, katherine and enjoy your time off. notally grew. debbie on facebook wrote this. not necessary. heterosexual people don't announce they are straight. to that i say not true. straight people talk about their families, their husbands and wives and girlfriends and boyfriends and children all the time. they talk about their weddings and family vacations and display photos of it on their desks at work and on and on and on. straight people declare heterosexuality every day in a myriad of ways and should continue. this is america and there is room for everyone to be proud of who they are. that brings me to my favorite response. a tweet said don, i love you. said in my best mom voice. you are my gave

john witherspoon. >> and a.j., down the you. >> and nischelle, we need people to receive the awards and hand them out and that is why we have the presenters and clarkg is here and you nknow him from the "agents of the shield" and so many of the marvel movies, and so fun to watch, and his wife "dancing with the stars" champion jennifer grey. and i want you to practice with me, because you are giving out the best actor in the male tv category drama. >> drama. >> and practice with me, bryan cranston. >> bryan cranston, the god of acting. >> come on. >> i would be surprised if it is anybody else, but it is a rich category this year. >> and fun to see. >> and do you enjoy this chaos and madness, because you have been doing it for a long time. >> well, i enjoy seeing the old friend friends, because the fact is that you get with the family and you don't all hang out like this, so it is a really good party. >> and you both look spectacular, and have a terrific time tonight, and you will be handing out the award for actor male drama and i think that i know who will win the female actress drama. >> who is that? >> well, she is with nischelle turner. >> well,

john denvering johnny cash jimmy buffett and george strait. every day you do it? >> i consider it every day. just living is writing songs for me. >> reporter: but simply loving has become tougher for guy clark. >> reporter: you've got too many songs to write. >> i've got songs to write, guitars to build. life is short. you'd better get started. >> reporter: he moved to nashville in 1971 and helped pioneer two genres of country music. prodwresive and outlaw country. his music gang included johnny cash and way lynn jennings emmy lieu harris and willie nelson. >> my dear sweet friend guy clark. >> reporter: even today no one is more celebrated in nashville as a songwriter. in secht he received the academy of country music poets award. ♪ hell bent on a heartache ♪ >> reporter: clark's acclaimed first album came in 1975 but 20 years later he's still telling stories about dreamers and drifters and ordinary people who have hit a patch of rough road. does it help to have spent some time on a rough road? >> it probably does, you know. i made it as rough as i would. >> i think most people would surmise when they hear guy's voice it sounds like guy clark or johnny cash. >> reporter: vince gill is one