it took 14 years to carve four t eat presidents into mount rushmore. it was finished 75 years ago today, and chip reid talked with one of the men who took on this monumental task. >> would you mind if i take a ycture with you? >> sure. >> reporter: at mount rushmore in south dakota, nick clifford is almost as popular as those four presidents looming up above. >> i want to shake your hand. hat'eporter: that's because he is the last survivor of the 400 rvn who carved this monument more than 70 years ago. now, at 95, he's a rock star. >> i worked on roosevelt and lincoln. >> reporter: roosevelt and lincoln? >> yeah. >> reporter: and roosevelt you worked where? >> down under his chin, and on the right side of lincoln. >> reporter: wow. mount rushmore was the brainchild of sculptor and idaho native gutzon borglum. rg took 14 years to complete. washington represents the nation's founding, jefferson its expansion, lincoln its preservation, and teddy roosevelt its development. >> that is america. that is america up there. >> reporter: the onset of world war ii

it took 14 years to carve four great presidents into mount rushmore. it was finished 75 years ago today, and chip reid talked with one of the men who took on this monumental task. >> would you mind if i take a picture with you? >> sure. >> reporter: at mount rushmore is almost as popular as those four presidents looming up above. >> i want to shake your hand. >> reporter: that's because he is the last survivor of the 400 men who carved this monument more than 70 years ago. now, at 95, he's a rock star. >> i worked on roosevelt and lincoln. >> reporter: roosevelt and lincoln? >> yeah. >> reporter: and roosevelt you worked where? the right side of lincoln. i can see it very plainly where i worked. >> reporter: wow. mount rushmore was the brainchild of sculptor and idaho native gutzon borglum. it took 14 years to complete. washington represents the nation's founding, jefferson its expansion, lincoln its preservation, and teddy roosevelt its development. >> that is america. that is america up there. >> reporter: the onset of world war ii forced constructio

mount rushmore was the brainchild of sculptor and idaho native gutzon borglum. it took 14 years to complete.rg washington represents the nation's founding, jefferson its expansion, lincoln its preservation, and teddy roosevelt its development. >> that is america. that is america up there. >> reporter: the onset of world war ii forced construction to end prematurely. for jim borglum, grandson of the monument's creator, it's still bittersweet. would it be accurate to say your grandfather would say he wanted it on the a lot more so? >> yes, that would be accurate. he had bigger plans. carve all the way down to the president's waists and to build a museum inside the mountain to explain what the monument means. he wanted people to know what ia was there for. >> yes, and also that they not be misrepresented as gods. these were men. >> reporter: but for nick clifford, mount rushmore is perfect just as it is. what do you think looking up there? >> i think it's the most beautiful thing in the whole world. thing like it. i'm so proud to have worked up there. >> reporter:

yeah, that we should have gone to mount rushmore. (pounding continues) (sighs) do something. (knocking) hey!

landfill and if approved they want to start work on the project next spring to expect many believe mount rushmore is a hit there's that's highest point. it is the tallest man-made mass but the highest natural point goes to mount mercy university. alliant takes the top spot for tallest building but that will change if that 28 story place, tower is built. >> that is the corridor top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first 10 minutes. >> first to come how the hawkeyes are suiting up for the final time in kinnick stadium. >> we are talking rain in the radar. that will be into tomorrow morning and then think should improve as we approach thanksgiving. we will talk more about that in no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday cbs 2 this morning - we're heading into the h

.>> reporter: solid waste known as mount rushmore has the best viewing town at least when you can see it. coming up next year, you may be able to. it may be open to the public. the agency has proposed opening a lookout from the summit. the proposal of $743,000 includes a gazebo, landscaping and some work on existing building/buildings. people will have to stop landfill scale house initially to sign up/sign in to access the lookout. the landfill has been capped and it is important to give this landmark a new life and public use.>> this is a unique piece of cedar rapids. this opened in 1965. people say they remember driving into mount trash more. the years. now disclosed in capped and we want to move past what it was and let the community use it. >> reporter: a public hearing has been set for december 20 at the public service center. covering the chordae -- corridor , i am live at 5. >>> who does have bragging rights when it comes to hdt, turns out that depends. the tallest man-made mass is mount trash more. the title iv highest natural point goes to mount mercy university. orion takes

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. >> mount rushmore? that is classic. >> we will scroll through these on the screen. [laughter] social media can be a menace . there is something wonderful i met an artist through twitter.itter. we became friendly because i tend to over share about my dog on the show and social media. this artist got a kick outis of jasper whereas one shorter year than the other very expressive dog and he would photoshop into different themes so one daywerel on-line "the five" we were talking about bay watch them later that day was jasper as david hasselhof if -- of david hasselhof. my. [laughter] i love the reaction this is jasper waterskiing but what i think is funny is in many of the up pictures before there was a book there were no clothes. i told the artist we might want to make this a little more family friendly so he added these and megan kelly told me for some moseys pitchers so much that he takes the book to bed with him at night. jasper came to us eight months after removed to new york can be passed away when we were in new york and i write about that if you have a pet you h

arthur, i know four people who show more emotion than john wayne, and they're all on mount rushmore. let me tell you something, maudie-- i will never forget him in allegheny uprising. you remember? remember? when he came through the swinging doors into the saloon? go ahead, arthur, what'd he say?! he didn't say anything! that is great acting. laurence olivier would've had to say something. something like, "why isn't john wayne doing this lousy picture?" come on, maude, you should jump at the chance to meet john wayne! oh, now, wait a minute! walter, i can understand this of arthur, but you-- you can't expect me to have lunch with a man that is mr. conservative himself. oh, come on, maude, i don't care anything about his politics. he's a tradition! do you know how many saturday mornings i spent with that man? i grew up with john wayne. i spent thousands of hours in dark theaters loving that man! so what? i spent thousands of hours in dark theaters loving lots of men. for crying out loud. i did a lot of that in dark theaters, too. the least you could do, maude, is come to arthur's... (

mount rushmore. that's classic. >> we will scroll through these on the screen.social media can kind of be administered as one wonderful thing about social media. i met the artist through twitter. we became friendly because i tend to overshoot about my dog, both on the show and social media. this artist got a kick out of jasper. he's got one little sure if any of the. very expressive dog. he would photoshop adjustment to all different things. when they were talking about baywatch. later that day there's a photograph of jasper as i said what's that guys name? who was the star of baywatch lacks hasselhoff. >> talus, from henry came jasper. >> i love the reaction. this is a photoshop of jasper waterskiing. i think what the funny about this is in many of these pictures before there was a book that were now close. i told the artist we might want to make these all more family-friendly. and so we added these. making kelly told her son loves this picture so much that it takes the book to bed with them at night. jasper came to us about eight months after we moved to new y

yeah, that we should have gone to mount rushmore. (pounding continues) (sighs) do something. (knocking) hey! some people are trying to sleep!

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so for instance, at mount rushmore national memorial, the park staff hosted tribal elder summits to invite the native neighbors to come to the park and have some crucial conversations about the best ways to share the story of the ancestral homeland of the lacota people in addition to the presidential story depicted in the sculptures on the mountain. so that was a point in time where stories that were often untold were soon revealed in new ways to build a better community of learning and understanding. at independence national park in philadelphia, the park had very crucial conversations with park neighbors about how best to share the story of the enslaved workers at the president's house that george and martha washington brought with them. in addition to the story of the foundation of the nation that is shared at independence hall. at the edgar alan poe national historic site, the young kids who live in the urban area learned how to have important conversations with children in rural areas in mid america. and they shared back and forth the ways that they were working to preserve the resour

i feel like i'm looking at mount rushmore there. look at the distinguished member. michael far, mr. art cashin is at post nine and rick santelli is back in his post in chicago. arthur, what do you make of this post election rally and how much of it is still an election bounce and how much of it now is all about fundamentals like oil and maybe interest rates? >> you are getting a big boost from oil. it's amazing what they can do with rumors. opec is finally going to get the act together. we heard that about nine times this year and still hasn't happened. crude has been an important part of it. earnings not unimportant. as you and i discussed off camera this is vaguely reminiscent of what happened after the ronald reagan election. they had a one-month honeymoon but then things didn't work out so well for the next eight months. >> a bigger sell off after the initial rally. what are you advising people do and how morose is the atmosphere in washington these days? >> washington is like everywhere else. about half the people you talk to are related and half the people are suicidal. there