: oh my god. >> anthony: yeah? >> marke even five years ago there wasn't a single one of these on the menu. you know, before we all knew mark, everyone had the same crap on the menus -- tuna, salmon, grouper, snapper -- which is delicious stuff, but as we all know we've overfished that. and mark really taught all of us the beauty of stuff like this. this is a half-shell style, so you just leave the scale on, the skin on, just cook it one side up. >> anthony: it's sort of basting itself in there. >> sean: yeah, yeah. it makes like a cup. it's very creole. >> anthony: is there something out there that you're seeing that's still a hard sell that you wish people would -- >> mark: one of the hardest sells is amberjack. amberjack, yeah. >> sean: amberjack, for sure. >> anthony: the japanese love it, amberjack. ooh, look at that. that is pretty. it smells good. >> mark: wow. yum. >> sean: oh man. >> mark: i can eat that 365 days a year. >> sean: ah, charcoal and fish. it's so good. >> anthony: damn that's good. >> sean: wow. . >>

a story which tells about how julie's user loses power -- julius caesar, and how brutus and mark anthony content for it. tragedies that tell the story of eacht, macbeth, and lear, a king or a prince who loses power. taking this all in, i wondered whether shakespeare can teach something to those of us who work in and around congress, after all, shakespeare was one of our greatest thinkers. when he talks about politics, we may want to pay closer attention. i submit that there is indeed much that shakespeare can teach us, but first, i want to whet your appetite with a mystery. why is the greatest shakespeare library in the world, the folger shakespeare library, located not in london or stratford, but in washington, d.c.? it is essentially on the capitol hill campus. if you came over from the house side, he may have worked right past it. first, again,ons, why is the folger library here? second, why does it matter? why is it important that the world's greatest shakespeare library is an washington, d.c.? d.c.?in washington, and i should note, the wonderful shakespeare theater downtown? why doe

. >> i am mark anthony with community partnership. organizer for 18 years. i was homeless in 1999. i have had the opportunity to visually see the change in the neighborhood. i live on sixth and market where the golden gate theater is and what not. i have had the experience to see every day the level increase on the drug uses, feces on the ground, many robberies in the neighborhood, car burglaries. i think hand in hand with treatment on demand just like you guys put the toilets down on sixth street and cleaned up the poop. i appreciate it. you see the tourists come in or access to golden gate theater or in the general area and have to step on or over poop, you know, not only step over that, step over the people using it. i am a visionary now. i can see a an uber app, treatmt on demand app or health bus to pick people up. i am part of a team, first accomplishing positive things in san francisco. i would like to see treatment on demand take a new step. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, i want to thank you for sponsoring this hearing. it is so critically important to discu

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>>> guitarist mark notify knopfler. anthonynoticed, slipping discretely passed a garage door. the giveaway is the guitar etched into the motorcycle's gas cap. the rieder is mark knopfler, and this is where he makes his music. his latest album, down the road wherever, was recorded here in the state of the art dream studio he built more than a decade ago. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: did this come out of abbey road? >> it did originally. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: you don't really have to make music any more. i mean -- >> i do. i'm afraid it's a bit of an obsession. >> reporter: a lifelong obsession for knopfler who grew up in glasgow scotland and new castle, england, before moving to london to form a band called dire straits. >>> you have such a distinctive guitar style. >> i have a style that is probably all wrong. it would be a guitar teacher's nightmare. i hold the guitar like a plumber holds a hammer. >> reporter: musician wasn't knopfler's first job. you had a brief career in journalism. >> it was a good thing for a kid to do. i was a cub report

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anthony? >> mark,hanks.ou can follow hurricane dorian around the clock and watch our streaming service cbsn with our cbs news app or by logging on to cbsnews.com. >>> in texas investigators are trying to figure out why a man armed with an assault style weapon went on a chaotic, deadly shooting rampage in odessa. video shows him speeding down the highway before slamming into patrol cars in odessa on saturday. officers eventually shoont killed the gunman during a stand-off. seven people were killed ranging in age from 15 to 57. at least 20 others were hurt in what is the 38th mass killing this year including incidents where more than three people have been shot and killed. our lead national correspondent david begnaud is in odessa, texas. what are we learning about the shooter? >> reporter: good morning. there are a couple reports we should tell you about. number one our cbs station in dallas is reporting that the gunman had just been fired from a trucking job right before the rampage began. there is another r

anthony? >> mark, thanks. hurricane dorian threatens to do more damage to south carolina's crumbling krocoastline. it's under a hurricane warning that extends all the way past wilmington, north carolina. coastal counties are being evacuated. nearly a quarter million people have left rather than face up to 7 feet of storm surge. jamie yuccas is in charleston. jamie, what else can the state expect from dorian? >> reporter: good morning. we're just starting to feel the impact of hurricane dorian. you can see it started raining just a short time ago. that's why officials are saying it could be a triple threat here. rain, winds and high tide. they're talking about storm surge in this area anywhere from 3 to 10 feet by tomorrow morning, depending on how this all kind of comes together. that's why there are warnings up and down the coastline of south carolina. now, my crew has been here since saturday. i can tell you the area is now almost a ghost town. we saw homeowners, businesses, even the fire department boarding

anthony? >> mark strassman, thanks. you can get updates on hurricane dorian around the clock by using our cbs news and also find our streaming service cbsn@cbsnews.com. >>> more bodies were >>> more bodies pulled from waters off the california coast. the u.s. coast guard assesses the death toll at least 25. nine people still unaccounted for. the coast guard is 30 miles from where the boat sank. what do we know? >> reporter: hours before the fire broke out three of the victim celebrated their birthday. one of them a teenager surrounded by her parents. one of the crewmembers managed to escape and had to leave his girl from behind. most of the victims trapped inside the boat. of drowning. the boat conception was anchored just 20 yards off the channel islands near the ventura coast line when it caught fire. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: according to the coast guard the first mayday call came in around 3:30 in the morning. >> are there people onboard the vessel and can't get off -- >> the coast guard launched vessels as w

mark. >> for on your first question anthony, same-sex marriage is the law of the land.and how are we going to get republican voters to eventually embrace it? this is one of those issues where it's going to take time. and we have to let time play itself out. i think the answer for most republican voters eventually is the family. is over the next number of years seeing love same-sex parents. their kids. republican voters anthony, conservatives that i've spoken to for years on the radio value the family, the nuclear family, 800 and her family more than anything. i think as the months and years go by and they see that loving children can be raised by same-sex parents, this is one of those issues that will eventually move republican opinion . >> responded to the question if you receive the power of your public profile to attack a lgbt q community. >> i've use my profile to go after the issue and talk about the issue and try to find common ground. i'm a big supporter of anybody, gay, lesbian, or transgender . this is one of those issues though where when you've got strong-min

anthony abbate. >> irina was so low >> marlin capito. markren davis. >> laura: did we really learn the lesson from 9/11? all these years later, it seems like many have forgotten. forgotten who carried out these attacks. and the sick islamic ideology that motivated them. we speak in vague terms about an attack on our freedom and we commemorate 9/11 respectfully, but that's not enough. bin laden is dead, but that mind-set that motivated a twisted man to kill themselves in 2,977 others didn't die with. we saw it inspire a deadly bombing at a paris nightclub. we saw it play out on a london bridge, at the boston marathon, at fort hood. and a u.s. diplomatic outpost. at a catholic mass in sri lanka on easter sunday. they used guns and bombs and knives and chemicals and cars. to cause maximum pain and bloodshed. these attacks and many more sending hundreds of thousands of men and women into battle in iraq and afghanistan and despite borrowing trillions of dollars to pay for it all. although we did make it harder for law-abiding netizens to fly on co

mark kulon. representing california senator sarah catlin. representing assemblyman philip chen anthony johnson.h the president nixon, richard nixon foundation. good friend of mine. someone i really look up to. he's the post presidential chief of staff to president nixon. it give a warm welcome to colonel jack brannan. [applause] thanks to all of you for coming and continued show of support and continued show of patriotism across the community and across the country. each year on this day, we as a community come together here at the richard nixon presidential library to reflect on and remember the lives 2977 americans that parished 18 years ago today. each of those lives has been marked with an american flag meticulously placed outside that window. great patriots offer to place the nearly 3000 flags out of respect and honor to those who fell nearly two decades ago. these staff members some were very young. so young, i don't remember 9/11. they stepped up to the plate and wanted to make today's ceremony happen. they went onto there and placed each one of these flags in observance of those who fel

anthony, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> quijano: a third republican, former south carolina governor mark sanford, announced today he will mount a long-shot primary challenge to president trump. the trump campaign's response to the news, i'm quoting now, "irrelevant." now to what's left of hurricane tirian. it's still doing a lot of damage, toppling a huge construction crane in halifax, nova scotia, before storming into newfoundland. but the worst devastation is still in the bahamas. thousands are homeless, and at least 43 are dead, with that number expected to climb. nikki battiste is in hard-hit marsh harbour where devastation ted desperation are widespread. >> reporter: we flew into the marsh harbour airport on friday with u.s. customs and border protection's marine and air team, landing at what's now a shelter for survivors. ee water? >> reporter: some have been waiting in these terminal seats ar days. >> we lost all track of time. >> reporter: maxine ferguson and mer two sons are now homeless. the hotel where she works is gone, too. >> if it's nothing here, we don't make money. we can't work. we can't pay bills. >>

anthony, thank you very much. >>> a third republican south carolina governor mark sanford announced he will mount a long shot primary challenge to president trump. the trump campaign's response to the news. irrelevant, opportunitusy winds stop pope francis for saying mass for 1 million people today. many showed up early to get a place. some even kafred out days ahead. it said to be the largest gathering ever in the country. we'll be right back. >>> now to what's left of hurricane dorian. it's still doing a lot of damage toppling a huge construction crane in nova scotia before storming into newfoundland. the worst is still in the bahamas. thousands are hoemtless and at least 43 are dead with that number expected to climb. nicki is in marsh hearth boar where desperation are widespread. >> reporter: we flew into the marsh harbor airport on friday with customs and border protections. landing at what's now a shelter for survivors. . >> wtime. been waiting in these. >> they are now homeless. the sdplr she works is gone too. >> if we don't make money, we can't work. >> reporter: she has no home insurance and no means to re

mark kulon. [applause] representing california senator sarah catlin. [applause] representing assemblyman philip chen, anthonyohnson. [applause] and a special guest we have with us has a lengthy history with president nixon, with the richard nixon foundation. a good friend of mine, someone i really, really look up to. he's the post presidential chief of staff to president nixon. please give a warm welcome to colonel jack brannan. [applause] thanks to all of you for coming , for your continued show of support, and your continued show of patriotism across the community and across the country. each year on this day, we as a community come together here at the richard nixon presidential library to reflect on and remember the lives of the 2,977 americans that perished 18 years ago today. each of those lives has been marked with an american flag meticulously placed just outside that window in our patent amphitheater just last night. these great patriots offer to place the nearly 3000 flags out of respect and honor to those who fell nearly two decades ago. and it's important to note that these staff members, some we

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they mark not only the land but time. anthony. >> that's such a good point, tony.k down there today, tony. thank you, and everybody else down there with you. we'll have more tomorrow. this does it for us. tune in to cbs evening news wit. we'll see you tomorrow on "cbs this morning" with continuing hurricane coverage. bye-bye. >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >>> good morning, five minutes before 9:00. we have a big mess on i-80 in the east bay that left police scrambling to catch chickens that escaped from a wrecked big rig. it was reported around the 3:30. no major injuries to humans. >>> a huge cache of stolen art from the los angeles area in the 1990s has just been found. more than 100 pieces were recovered including two picassos and a jewel on marrow. in a picture, also a picture a letter oeon fy get tht fear, the dubbs golden ale. the can is reminiscent of the old golden state jerseys from the 90s. >>> we have news updates on all of your favorite platforms including our website, kpix.com. aetna takes a total approach to your health and wellness with m

anthony, as well. two sons inspired by their father. a brother and sister, rebecca asaro, graduating with their brother, mark.ir father of battalion nine. growing up, his son always thinking, my dad has the coolest job in the world. gregory cumple was just 10 when his father died. tonight, gregory remembers his father's kindness. >> he was strong and yet kind and compassionate. >> reporter: and robert, who died just last october from cancer linked to ground zero. his son, robert jr. tonight, determined to carry on his father's legacy. >> just making my dad proud. i mean, definitely our fathers are watching over us today. that's a fact. >> their fathers and this country proud tonight. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> the president must be held accountable, no one is above the law. >> breaking news about two hours ago, democrats took a stepresid been demanding, moving forward with official impeachment inquiry. larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. cited the phone call to president of the ukraine, reported effort to get help in his re-election bid. >> this is a breach of his

anthony, as well. two sons inspired by their father. a brother and sister, rebecca asaro, graduating with her brother, mark.their father, carl, of battalion nine. growing up, his son always thinking, my dad has the coolest job in the world. >> gregory kumpel. >> reporter: gregory kumpel was just 10 when his father kenneth died. tonight, gregory remembering his father's kindness. >> he was strong and yet kind and compassionate. >> reporter: and robert tilearcio, who died just last october from cancer linked to ground zero. his son, robert jr. tonight, determined to carry on his father's legacy. >> just making my dad proud. i mean, definitely our fathers are watching over us today. that's a fact. >> their fathers and this country proud tonight. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> the president must be held accountable. no one is above the law. >> nancy pelosi announcing unprecedented action against president trump. tonight perspective on what an impeachment inquiry means. >>> it was hot today and we're about to do it again tomorrow in the forecast. >>> putting boulde

in market speaking italian ] >> anthony: its own language, culture, its own history of norman, arab, spanish, roman, turkish, egyptian interlopers, all leaving their markw up in new jersey, which was pretty much sicily on the hudson. the italian-americans next door weren't from milan. i can tell you that much. [ man in market speaking italian ] >> anthony: i guess what i'm telling you is i figured, this will be easy. villa monaci delle terre nere -- a certified agriturismo. meaning, it's a hotel, restaurant, and working farm that in this case produces olive oil. how many acres of property do you have? >> guido: uh, it's about 40 acres. and it's one of the oldest organic farms. >> anthony: this is guido, the proprietor. oh, so that's where potatoes come from. how freakin' hard can it be to make an awesome show in sicily? eat the nice food, drink the wine, in an idyllic villa in the countryside outside catania. how low impact can it get? so the plan was we go fishing. we get some fresh octopus, maybe some cuttlefish, explore the bounty of the surrounding waters. all while working on our tans. with a local chef, fisherman, man of the sea. he's experienced

marking that later in the broadcast. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning" i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil.crats are working to advance gun bills in congress in an effort to pressure congress and the white house in the wake of deadly mass shootings. a personal issue for people even those not touched by violence. 42% of americans say there is a firearm there their home, according to a pew research study. the country's largest and best known gun rights association, the nra, is losing board members, but another lesser known gun organization is thriving. omar villafranca went to an atlanta gun range to meet members of the national african-american gun association. the largest minority gun group in the country. >> reporter: phillip smith remembers the first time he went to a gun range. loaded his .9-millimeter pistol and pulled the trigger. >> i felt free. i had a chance to kind of have some power in my hands. >> reporter: smith turned that power into a passion and formed the national african-american gun association, or naga. the first chapter was in atlanta. >> i didn't think i'd get more than

mark at a record level. liska back to oil story. prices are picking up, concerns mounting over the speed of saudi arabia's recovery from the attacks last weekend. joining us is anthony belief earlier week that the saudi's would be able to get oral supply back online quickly. real --oil supply -- supply back online quickly. now there are doubts and that sally may need to go to its neighbors. it will take a number of months to get back to full a 12 millions barrel a day capacity and it will take them until november to get there. and now they have been buying oil products, diesel, potentially fuel oil they could put into power plants in saudi arabia. they had been cutting back their own refinery runs. the saudi's say they are using their crude oil storage so they are meeting custom or demand. that is of course a finite resource that will run out as the situation per tracks. they will need to bring capacity back online to meet the customer requirements ones that story starts to dwindle. and we have been reporting today , according to a month -- going to the analysts we spoken, they have about a month that they can use while they are repairing the facility. so we're watc

anthony scaramucci on big brother, and now sean spicer‘s having a go on the us tv show "dancing with the stars". his dance partner is lindsay arnold. he gotjust 12 markse green — i think that is the least of his worries on this show. it is all downhill when you have been on beyond 100 days. this is where it started, after those performances in the briefing room. when you leave, this is what happens. it is all downhill. the foxtrot awaits you! thank you very much for watching. we will see you at the same time tomorrow. goodbye. cool in the shade, but many of us have seen lovely spells of autumn sunshine in the last couple of days, and there's more to come. we got more in the way of cloud in the far north today, a weather front arriving. elsewhere, beautifulfor many. temperatures responded eventually. in the south, highs of 20 celsius, always a bit cooler along the east coast. through the night, with clear skies, temperatures will fall away stop the green tones descend across the country, meaning single figures for all of us, low single figures in rural spots in england and wales. a chilly start to wednesday morning. patchy mist and fog around as well.

mark lawrence, bavi. >>> was per baxter. >> lorraine g bay. >> michelle biel. >>ed to m beamer. >> paul frederick beatini. >> jane beatty. >> alan anthonying star in heaven. we miss him dearly. >> my brother michael joseph. >> maria behr. >> max beilke. >> yelina belilov ask. >> nina patrice bell. firefighter steve fenn develop i don't think belson. . >> bill: good morning to everyone watching us and across the world. it is that date again. it is 9/11 we are listening to somber moments in lower manhattan. the names of nearly 3,000 people being read in manhattan. america marks 18 years since as we say hello from new york city. for the next several hours we will be in coverage of the events in new york city, pennsylvania, and washington, d.c. we go through this together every year. good morning everyone i'm bill hemmer live your

anthony scalia. the previous labor secretary, alex acosta, resigned over his handling of the jeffrey epstein case back in 2008 when acosta was a u.s. prosecutor. >>> markwill meet with lawmakers in washington on the issue of internet regulation today. facebook is undergoing pressure from the members of congress due to complaints of and type competitive behavior and now how this book protects user privacy. this follows yesterday's hearing on mass shootings executives grilled executives from facebook about what they are doing to help prevent future attacks. >> parkland was a moment that did spur us to proactively reach out to law enforcement about how can we do this better? >> if we see a link or a manifesto we are able to share that across industry. >> lawmakers are drafting a bill to create a national commission on how social media can be weaponized. >>> time is 7:37, san jose could become the third city to adopt a privacy policy for information collected from its residents. san jose mayor says his city is considering how and what information is collected and says officials want to reassure residents that information collected from day-to-day operation

from our text message line, this is anthony in maryland, we will find out the gop knew more info on trump in real time on his corruption. from new hampshire, this is mark this impeachment brings down this economy, the american voters can thank the democrats in 2020. missouri,rom republicans, democrats have a right to know what our president is doing in the white house and uphold the constitution. trump is not a dictator that cannot be challenged. wake up. you can also call in. bob is in indiana, independent. by how i am stunned uninformed people are about what is going on and what has already happened. they accused trump of doing what they are doing. i don't understand how people don't see this. the perfect example is the russian collusion case. hillary clinton purchased -- paid for a dossier that was put together by a foreign agent that supposedly stated that he was colluding with the russian government. so basically in order to influence an election -- so basically she did exactly what she was accusing him of doing. withctually conspired christopher steele on the dossier. dossier together this that was full of salacious unverified facts and that was