academic knowledge to go back on what you've already written. yeah, i think that the british novelist john fouls who wrote the french lieutenance woman, so you almost need that kind of wildness to begin with of just getting it out there, but then you need to come in with all the editing, i mean anyone who writes creatively, you the idea that you just do this one creative splurge and then present your work to a grateful world, be willing to... think that as a method for creative writing, i think the the the hard hours or once you've done that and then you're going back over it as an editor and you're trying to sharpen meaning and you're trying to find results and you send it to trusted readers. you well enough to tell you when you're wrong, and there was whole, i mean, i remembered in in one small step, the first draft had an entire chapter which was the history of britain's colonial relationship with ireland, the first reader i showed it to give me a very clear retour on that that's not going to work in a novel, and they were right by the way 100%, so i think yes, creative writing is really fasc

academic knowledge to go back on what you've already written. yeah, i think that the british novelist john foules who wrote the french lieutenance woman, so you almost need that kind of wildness to begin with of just getting it out there, but then you need to come in with... all the editing, mean anyone who writes creatively, the idea that you just do this one creative splurge and then present your work to a grateful world, be willing to rethink that as a method for creative writing. i think the the the hard hours or once you've done that and then you're going back over it as an editor and you're trying to sharpen meaning and you're trying to find results and you send it to trusted readers who know you well enough to tell you when you're wrong. and there was whole, mean i remembered in in one small step the first draft had an entire chapter which was the history of britain. colonial relationship with ireland, the first reader i showed it to give me a very clear retour on that that's not going to work in a novel and they were right by the way 100%, so i think yes creative writing is really fascina

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still pretty upset at the owner john fisher for moving out of here, but the final game also full of some highs. let's take a look. our crew actually caught the last foule didn't catch it. we caught video of it. it happened right in front of anne makovec and photographer alex montano and they had the chance to talk to the man who caught it right after. >> i was taping the final out. i got it. first foul ball in 40 years. i've been close, first time. so excited. >> what were you thinking? >> i don't know. it's a great game. so sad they're leaving, but memories i'll cherish forever. >> he caught the foul ball for the first time when the a's won and with his bare hands, good for him. it's been quite a day, people still lingering in the parking lot, people told they need to leave now, time to say good-bye officially. for us, time for us to say good-bye for now. we have much more coverage for you in the 7:00 hour with more stories here at the coliseum. i'll be live for you then. until then, cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next. we're back here in 30 minutes with more news at 7:00. from the oakland coliseum, i'm juliette goodrich. we'll see you in a

like my security guys john and jim. [ laughter ] let's just say they ain't afraid of no wind. [ laughter ] jim's so strong he's got a job as the foulfield." [ laughter ] anyway, back to adams. there's so much we could say about him, and we don't have a ton of time. but it's worth pointing out that many centrist and right wing pundits had pegged him as a rising star in the democratic party because of his hard-line stances on police and crime. at one point new york public libraries were forced to close on sundays due to budget cuts while the nypd was rolling out completely useless police robots. and i just really hope that when adams turned himself in, that's who was greeting him as the station. [ robotic voice ] "eric, this hurts me as much as it hurts you." [ laughter ] but the thing adams is perhaps best known for is just, like, being super weird. during the campaign he was accused of living in new jersey and gave a tour of his suspiciously empty apartment in brooklyn. he once filmed a video teaching parents how to search their children's room for drugs, and he coined this infamous saying that has puzzled and mystified new yorkers