car back so he can keep it in the mcqueen family.erything that's displayed with the car here indicates that this is probably one of the most special not only movie cars in american history, but one of the most special american muscle cars in history as well. the kiernan family, there's an interesting story behind this. robert keern kiernan, shawn's father, bought in far in 1974 from the ad in the back of a magazine, a very small ad. he bought the car for $4,000 and shawn's mother actually drove the car as her everyday driver for a number of years before the car was put away and not seen again until 2018 when shawn brought the car out and displayed it to the public so this is just -- this is everything it needs to be. >> that certainly must have been a sight to see that car hitting the rode and driving on the streets. the bullet celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2018. does that help build more excitement for this auction? >> it does, but i think it probably, in my mind, works the other way. shawn worked with ford and allowed them to

even faster than mcqueen's car, its disappearance after the movie.e. >> it was never lost. it was always in the garage. >> reporter: shawn kiernan's father bought the mustang in 1974. >> it's kind of the craigslist of today was the road & track then. found a fastback 1968 mustang. >> reporter: found it in this back page ad, mcqueen's bullet mustang, best offer. robert kiernan paid $8500. >> he is the only one that showed up, paid for it and took off and ended up in the driveway. >> reporter: robbie kiernan is shawn's mother. she drove the car to work every day as a third grade teacher. >> back and forth to school. it was loud. i would have to drive through the center of madison, and they all knew the car. here she comes. >> reporter: when you're driving a multimillion-dollar -- >> it was to me a used car. >> reporter: in 1977, mcqueen tracked down the kiernans. he wanted to buy what he called "my mustang." they never responded. in 1980, its clutch died. the car was parked in a barn for 35 years. >> the car sat on jack stands and the world kind of evo

steve mcqueen on the front page with a warning to ba fta. the front page with a warning to bafta.? he is saying that bafta is at risk of irrelevance because i gather that the latest bafta list has no acting nominees at all from ethnic minorities and i think there has not beena minorities and i think there has not been a woman director nominated for seven years. when i looked at the background to this story, it came up on google with exactly the same story from four or five years ago, criticism of bafta for its white and male dominated list. it appears they have learned nothing. i gather they have learned nothing. i gather they have changed their membership with more ethnic minority and female members, but they have not come up with a different list. the contrast is with the brits in music which is dominated by ethnic minority artist and there does not seem to be anything similar in the acting world and steve mcqueen says that is where the irrelevance lies. someone argues maybe that is not the option of talent there in terms of nominations. ido i do not think that is right. i went

steve mcqueen and his classic pony car, the epitome of old school cool.appearance of the car, the disappearance of the movie. >> it was always in the garage. >> sean kiernan's father bought it in the 1964. >> the craigslist of today. road and tracken. foit >> found in the back page add. the skm queen the bullet mustang. he paid $3500. >> he is the only one shoetd up paid for it took off. >> robbie kiernan is sean's mother, she drove the car to her job every day as a third grade teach ner new jersey. >> back and forth to school. yeah. it was just, you know, loud. i'd have to drive through the center much madison and they all knew the car. here she comes. >> when you are driving a multimillion dollar car. >> it was to me a used car. >> in 1977, mcqueen tracked down the kiernans. he wanted to buy what he called my mustang. they never responded. >> in 1980 its clutch died. the car was parked in a barn for 35 years. >> the car sat on jack stands and the world evolved around it. >> after his father died in 2014, sean, 38-year-old admitted car nut completely res

notably, one case you have looked into, mcqueen against john hepburn. what were the central elements of that case in 1813? anybody? >> her grandmother or great-grandmother was free, that she was free. they overruled most of the testimony she presented. >> right, good. excellent. the queen mcqueen case was based on the claim she made that her ancestor had been taken to england and resided on free soil for three years before coming to the maryland colony. instead of being sold as an indentured servant for seven years, she was effectively enslaved upon her arrival in the maryland colony. this ancestor had been from new spain, ecuador, present-day ecuador. she was perhaps african, perhaps indigenous native american from that area of south america, and had been taken to london, and resided there. despite that, chief justice john marshall in the 1813 decision, affirms the hearsay rule. it is designed to keep out oral testimony about the ancestors of enslaved people. her free status, all of the evidence for her free status, her ancestor's free status came from

mcqueen's car is a 1968 highland grand mustang. now the family of the man who purchased the car for a few thousand bucks back in 1974 only reintroduced it to the world a couple of years ago and this week it is going up for auction in florida. experts say it could sell for northwards of $4 million. have you ever seen it. >> it is a great car chase. i don't think you could do it again. >> i just watched over the summer a mini documentary, they recreated this -- >> i think i heard about that. >> really? >> and it was an amazing feat of driving done mostly by steve mcqueen. >> wow. >>> and you look at the old movies and the car chase, they are not wearing a seat belt. 2020 me is like put on your seat belt. >> scott mcgrew is on the corner -- >> get off my grass. >> my lawn. >> let's check in with kari. >>> it is a cold morning and starting out with a clear sky. here is a live look outside in san francisco. great start to the day. just wear extra layers as we go throughout the day. we go from the upper 30s to some mid-50s by noon. nice

himself wanted to buy and they wouldn't sell. >> a couple of years after he bought a 1977 mcqueen reached worth much then, but now ..4 million is something you paid 3,500 for. connell: that is a great, yeah you're right about that. good story gary, good to see you thank you, sir. melissa: an emotional assist on the field the san francisco 49er s adding the nfl's first emotional support pet to their team. the one-year-old french bull dog named zoey has been with the team throughout the season to help players and staff relax and relieve stress, especially before a big game. connell: cute. nice story. melissa: come on. giant football players, they need a little tiny dog? connell: they can't have feelings? do you have a problem with french bulldogs? melissa: no, no, no. don't label me. i'm just saying that. i mean, i don't want to mess with it but now you're having a fantastic season i want them to go all the way and win the super bowl. they are fantastic but i just think a tiny little dog is like a little emasculating. connell: our show does a lot of stories on french bulldogs. melissa: bull

we saw a tv campaign in hollyoaks, lily mcqueen, in the uk, lots of work with the sepsis trust to raiseecause anything as small as a cut or a chest infection can lead people to develop sepsis if it's not treated. we are told all the time not to go to the doctor and get antibiotics, but if you have a persistent illness and nothing is being done about it, you should really get up and go to the doctors and get seen by them because otherwise it could develop into something worse. absolutely. there's more information online about that story if you are concerned about it thanking you all your family. let's turn to a story hardly ever off the front page these days, harry and meghan, mexit, the daily mirror's ta ke meghan, mexit, the daily mirror's take is all about the muggy. to be honest, harry and meghan and's did to break free from the firm could ta ke to break free from the firm could take six months to finalise and mexit seems easier than brexit. mexit seems easier than brexit. mexit means mexit! harry and meghan have made a big statement. we know they don't want to take any more from the

. >> a senior members of the royal family blindsided mcqueen. >> the rest of the royal family was blindsidedham palace, they were really blindsided byndsi this. >> this is the big story of blind side. >> prince harry and meghan markle pointedly blindsided mcqueen. >> the queen reportedly blindsided in shock. >> tucker: [laughs] in tv news, we only have like eight words, so when when someone gets a new one have to share it -- it's unbelievable. author and columnist mark steyn. knows a lot about living under the british monarchy, joins us tonight. were you blindsided? >> no, ind wasn't. because i know how this works. the democrats talking points, the fact to the media, every morning at 6:00 a.m. so that's where they'll use -- with the royal family, it's different. nobody actually knows what the queen thinks. and what this means is they managed to speak to a retired deputy under assistant putman to george the third, who's still living on the palace grounds. he used the word blindsided. but it is actually -- it is actually -- when you said they want to be financially independent, they just launc

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they used it for years and even turned down mcqueen's effort to buy it back. same price the family bought the car some 46 years ago. >> up next on our "saturday session," deer tick. one of new england's best alternative band. we'll be right back. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. [coughs] kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it, slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move- kim nooooo!! mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for 12 hours. somebody burned down my she shed. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. your she shed was s

the 1968 ford mustang gt has sold for $3.4 million that steve mcqueen drove in the movie bullet. the house says that's the most ever paid for a mustang at auction. the unrestored muscle car has some 65,000 miles on the odometer. head to s your cbs neh cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> well, commuters in oakland have a new way to get around and electric mopeds. >> just launched a fleet of 1,000 mopeds all over the city by rebel transit. they are available to rent to licensed drivers 21 and over. each comes with two helmets and can carry two riders and rides cost $1 per person to start and then 29 cents a minute after that. riders can park them in any legal space in the city. >> very european. never been on one though. >> i have. it's cool. even driven one myself but you know you wouldn't want to do it in heavy traffic. i don't think. so that's where it could be dicey in the bay area. at least. >> true. >> i have a feeling if i tried that i would get injured. like or injure someone else. >> you don't want to do it in looking at the that's f

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the other was used for the actor driving the car, steve mcqueen. i have always loved that car. loved that scene. it still holds up today. >> i know you would have been tempted if it wasn't, you know, $3.7 million. >> right. that kind of car. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> to deal with the problem.icians but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people we got results. that's not something you see a lot of from washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen. >>> tonight, bracing for severe storms hitting this evening. the storm system 1,700 miles long, slamming several states tonight and tomorrow. tornado watches up as we come on the air. the system, texas to michigan, and then right into the middle northeast. dangerous driving, hurricane-force winds, hail, flash flooding, snow and ice and rob marciano on a long ni

. >> it's not the easiest film to watch, as no steve mcqueen movie is. compelling a film steve mcqueen is able to create in speaking to the horrors of slavery. >> it's rare that african-american history becomes the subject of mainstream cinema, so it's important not just for its performances and how well crafted it is but it's drawing our attention to black history. >> the president doesn't want us to march today. the courts don't want us to march. but we must march. we must stand up. we must make a massive demonstration of our moral certainty. >> the reason i think that achievement in "salma" is so special and powerful is that she knew you could not tell martin luther king jr.'s story in its entirety in a two-hour motion picture, and you instead pick a moment in their lives that speaks to the kind of person they were. >> summer it is. >> "selma" does a good job of not only humanizing martin luther king jr. but representing the tension around the voting rights act that maybe gets missed when people say johnson signed the civil rights act and the voting r

sunday night, longtime new hampshire union leader publisher and now editor at large joseph mcqueen it, talks about his states presidential primary history. and the current state of politics in new hampshire. >> new hampshire is always different. i think it appreciates being forest and people turn out. it's one of the highest turnout states at, least in primaries, in the country. and if it was so -- you know -- to white and not representative of t

sunday night, longtime new hampshire union leader publisher and now editor at large joseph mcqueen it, talks about his states presidential primary history. and the current state of politics in new hampshire. >> new hampshire is always different. i think it appreciates being forest and people turn out. it's one of the highest turnout states at, least in primaries, in the country. and if it was so -- you know -- to white and not representative of the country, then with the exception of bloomberg -- who has not cited that as a reason -- but why are all these other candidates coming to new hampshire? >> watch sunday night at 8 pm eastern on spans two and a. next, representatives from the faa and the national highway tree traffic safety administration join two assistant transportation secretaries to discuss new technology and government regulation. the transportation research board hosted this advent. >> i hope you are

it's the actor steve mcqueen.ford gt40 sold for $11 million. >> stuart piontek is racing to auction off his strange inheritance -- hundreds of vintage cars. his grandfather's lifelong obsession has become stuart's own. he's invested 13 years and $400,000 in the collection. ♪ i catch up with him at the hot rod association rally in oklahoma city. >> hi, my name is stuart. did you know my grandfather? >> while stuart works the crowd, i'm gonna see if i can get behind the wheel of one of these souped-up automobiles. >> how are you doing? hey, i'm jamie. >> hello, jamie. >> how are you? >> hello, i'm steven. >> tell me about this car. >> well it's a '37 chevrolet, so it's 77 years old. so, i've had it quite a bit of it's life. >> part of the family. >> yes, it is. >> oh, my. i've just gotten the keys. >> we can do that. >> let's go. >> all right. >> you have this thing insured? >> yes, i do. >> oh, good thing, because there's a tree right there. >> all right. hold on. whoo-hoo! now we're talking! [ tires screech ] this

will meet the family who got the right of a lifetime with steve mcqueen's hot wheels.lly used to drive that car to work. we will see one 7:00. >> you should have kept it, anthony. look at what you're missing out on. it's cool. thank you. "cbs this morning" starting in about 15 minutes. >>> a food delivery app is slamming rumors saying it is for sale plus unemployment remains at a five decade low. joining us life is kcbs finance reporter jason brooks. >> job growth to cool down in december but it was another solid month. the labor department says 145,000 jobs were added to the economy in december which is below what we saw in november and under rocket expectations however 2019 overall feature 2.1 million jobs added to the economy. a record 10th straight year of job gains. there was weakness in wage growth however. private sector wages were up in less than 3%. the weakest annual gain in about 1 1/2 years. grubhub was said to be for sale by the wall street journal early this week and that led to a 15% spike in the company stock over two days. grubhub put out a statement s

. >> get go to ukraine where cnn's scott mcqueen is standing by for what is a news press conference thatpected to start. scott, tell us what we're expected to hear there. >> reporter: hey, george, after the press conference starts in less than 30 minutes it will be with the ceo of the ukrainian international airlines. he's been on the job for five, six months or so, so, now, he is dealing with the first fatal crash in this country's history. the airline held a press conference on wednesday after the news first came out but they have said precious little since then. they haven't returned calls, 0 at least made comments. there are plenty asking questions about why this aircraft was allowed to take off in the first place, given the tensions between iran and united states at the time. and missile strikes in iraq on u.s. targets just hours before. when he was asked about that on wednesday, or when the airline was asked about that on wednesday, they said, look there was no indication of danger. if they knew there was even a shred of a possibility that something would have happened, they would

and so mia mcqueen did not win her suit in 1813, but as we're going to see, hundreds of other enslaved families and enslaved people did win their freedom suits. dred scott did not win his. but hundreds of others did. and so if we, if we compare, just for a minute, this, what are the similarities between queen v.hepburn, and dred scott v john sanford? what are some of the similarities? well, the first, you all had mentioned it is, that dred scott's claim in a way was similar, like queen's right? he said he was free because he had set foot on free soil where save savely slavely in ooel illegal in illinois, and setting foot in illinois, that was immediately emans paer to, and he was immediately free because he was taken to wisconsin territory where slavery was barred under the missouri compromise above the 36/30 line. but i want to draw your attention specific specifically to another similarity between dred scott's case and queen vhepburn, and in my view this is the most important similarity between them and really it characterizes all of the freedom suits that we're going to talk about,

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that was the 1968 ford mustang gt steve mcqueen drove in the movie "bullet." it sold for $3.4 million at auction in florida. that is most for a mustang at auction. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> two different side shows shut down traffic. we have the wild video for you, next. >>> plus, credited with helping save his species. meet a tortoise who's been very busy keeping his species from going extinct. >>> oh my goodness i love it. all right, well we are starting off the day with partly cloudy skies. and we're tracking our next weather system so catching a bit of break for now. but i'll let you know when that wet water will return for us. i'll show you futurecast coming up. >>> we've got o trouble spot along 17 in the south bay. plus seeing >>> intense video of wild side show indownen the city. dozens of people gathered around a fire as people. >>> s stuns around them. the viewer says the group lit an old christmas tree on fire and it's unclear if any arrests were made. >>> and we have a new video of another side show. this one is

it is a green ford mustang gt driven by steve mcqueen in the 1968 film bullet.e of the best ever move it car chases and the car has been owned by the same family for decades and for much of the past year has been on tour. experts believe it could sell for as much as $4 million at an auction house in kissimmee, florida. >>> good luck. >> if you have that, it doesn't matter how fast it can go if you're driving on bay area roads you will not get anywhere. >> especially in some spots which would be the altamont passer we are seeing delays but other than that it is friday like to be taking the golden gate bridge you are cruising at the limit with no delays coming out of the north bay heading into the city so an easy ride. same for the richmond-san rafael bridge. 50 minutes ago on the check south bound 101 with no delays. they did the lane change as well across the golden gate. bay bridge's same story, things look good as you work your way into san francisco. no metering like jet and the san mateo bridge much better. everything as clear as you work your way between 88

this is jim by steve mcqueen in the 68 movie bullet, the bullet car is proof i mean you have to see thatie of the liver are required to see that little bit of luck ares predicted to sell for between get this 3 $4 million slight tech money here 70 can buy that car. the most money ever paid for a mustang at auction was million houses last year, the auction is tomorrow night in kissimmee florida. i was they just near the city, but it is like a city bus elan musk by it and he was a he's a car guy know, they'd be fun. >>they'd all my guys really 2 for 2. take a look at our 4 zone forecast live look outside in the south and fan of a. >>clear skies out there. even widespread 40's out there but in the 30's tonight, so it's going to be very chilly temperatures. wake-up planner board guest is going to show near seasonal and dry conditions for your friday, so we're going to be right on par for we should be for this time of year and let's take a look at future cast because i am tracking a very weak storm making its way into the bay area during the overnight hours. >>very early saturday morning but b

steve mcqueen drove the 1968 ford mustang in the film. bidding opened up at $3,500, that is the price the owner paid for the car back in 1974. it certainly shot pasted the $3 million mark like a bullet. less than a minute after bidding opened. >> it is a beauty. >> and such history there. racing through the streets. amazing scene. >> yeah. amazing scene and price tag as well. >> oh, yeah. >> have the money. >>> well, look, if you're outside today, don't be driving too fast because the roads are wet. >> there are still puddles left out there depending on how much rain you had overnight. so if you are about to head out of the door, at least it has cleared out. so you won't see that rain still falling on the windshield this morning. and then as we check out cupertino and how the day shapes up, it is another nice one. temperatures in the upper 40s this morning and then leading into mid to upper 50s today. as we look at all of the microclimates and how the day will shape up, here we are at noon and we're still dealing with some cool temperatur

sunday night, longtime new hampshire union leader publisher and now editor at large joseph mcqueen it, talks about his states presidential primary history. and the current state of politics in new hampshire. >> new hampshire is always different. i think it appreciates being forest and people turn out. it's one of the highest turnout states at, least in primaries, in the country. and if it was so -- you know -- to white and not representative of the country, then with the exception of bloomberg -- who has not cited that as a reason -- but why are all these other candidates coming to new hampshire? >> watch sunday night at 8 pm eastern on spans two and a. next, representatives from the faa and the national highway tree traffic safety administration join two assistant transportation secretaries to discuss new technology and government regulation. the transportation research board hosted this advent. >> i hope you are doing well today. we are all very much excited to be with you. on behalf of u.s. lingered. a little careless introduce themselves human just we do know we appreciate how muc

finally, $4 million, that's how much this mustang driven by steve mcqueen could fetch at auction.00 after the movie came out in '68, refused to sell it to anyone, including the queen herself. you're a car buff. emily: i want that car to be driven though. and many might disagree with me and want it to be in a museum, but i feel like those cars were meant to be driven. so for me, whoever pays that $4 million, i'll see you on the driving range. pete: well said. just days after the white house ordered an airstrike that killed a terror leader, anthem kneeler colin kaepernick is calling out, quote, american imperialism, tweeting this: there's nothing new about american terrorist attacks against black and brown people for the expansion of american imperialism. emily: our next guest, an army veteran, says the former nfl player's comments are a slap in the face to all americans killed under the terror leader's reign. ed: joining us now, dr. darren porcher. good morning. >> thanks for having me. ed: in particular when he says something like that, that we just took out a terror leader, why c