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with erin moriarty we celebrate a most entertaining life. >> i'm the chose party giver. >> reporter:emember the woman who inspired irving berlin's "call me madam," but like ethel merman, perle mesta was once a force of nature. >> i have never met anybody like perle mesta and i never heard of anybody like her. she was a phenomenon. >> reporter: a look back at the hostess who changed america one party at a time coming up on "sunday morning." >>> a groundbreaking soap opera comes to cbs in a few weeks. with nancy giles, we go behind the scenes at "beyond the gates." >> where are we? >> reporter: this is the diner on our show. >> let's set our opening frame. >> reporter: it's been josh morrissey than 25 years since a tv network launched a new soap opera. >> it's a risky thing. >> reporter: how do you feel about that? >> let's go. >> right? >> excited. >> the first episode is just like, phew! >> reporter: creating a soap opera takes a village. we'll see how it happens later on "sunday morning." quiet on the set. >>> tracy smith has an update on the hugely destructive california wildfires

moriarty sherlock holmes is arch nemesis, kind of mathematician, mathematical genius. so all these things that actually do the history. computing is extraordinary and rich and you can take it even back further than if you want to. and this surprised me and actually one of the things that that is notable about that is that during the war, both on the side and the american side, they building computers and they had to work quickly. they needed it done with the tools they had. no one actually said, is this the best way to compute is very, very different. how nature organizes information, very different. but what we got and a lot the pioneers, john von neumann on the american side was, hungarian-american mathematician and, in fact, the architecture of our computers is is erroneously named after him. it really turing came up with it, but he acknowledged that. and and he appears to have always felt that we would find better ways to compute that. this was just a temporary thing we've been doing it for a while until we got better materials and better ideas. and he would be ast

college football writer for bleacher report, morgan moriarty is with us right now. i mean, this is going to be really exciting, especially since it's the first of this expanded, you know, playoff season. so what should we be looking at between ohio state and notre dame? yeah, should be fun i guess. does one have an advantage over the other? >> yes, absolutely. i mean this is a great matchup. two really storied historic programs taking the field for the national title, which i think is great. like you mentioned, i think it's a great way to cap off this 12 team playoff. the first year that we've seen this play off. but really the biggest thing with notre dame, i'll start with them. the big thing that i've seen this season is the transformation that this program has had under their head coach, marcus freeman. he's just in his third season in south bend. he's really been able to take this program to new heights, where it hasn't been before. >> what happened. >> so i do feel like there's this meteoric rise. >> so the previous head coach, brian kelly, i will say he did he

bay fc also hosted a mini clinic for young soccer players run by defender maddie moriarty and midfielderdonating this new court to the neighborhood ties into the values of bay fc and their mission. >> many pitches are becoming a lot more common. they were not existent when i was a youth playing sports, and i think that it's just all about access, which i think is something that afc is focusing and partnering with san francisco mayor on, is just helping provide, you know, accessibility so these kids can just come to the park. there's a pitch you can get on and play. and you know it's just yeah it's great. >> looks like fun. the children who came out also left with a free signed soccer ball. our time now, 559 nurses all across the country are holding marches and protests today. the reason they're concerned about the growing use of artificial intelligence. >> plus, i pretty much knew then that our home would be gone. >> everything lost in the wildfires in southern california. the story of one victim about the day those flames reached his home. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on

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