mrs. robinson can we get you something, mrs. robinson, do you need anything?>> it was a huge adjustment. i talked them into allowing me do my own laundry. >> you were doing your own laundry? >> yes. >> and she taught the girls how to do their laundry. they would go upstairs for laundry lessons and she was the most beloved figure in the white house. >> i believe that. >> she had a stream of people, the but the letters, tlers, the there and then they would leave. people still visit mom in chicago. >> they do? >> some of the staff come to visit, they're in town they come and individuals it her. >> do you feel you have your life back? >> i do. >> do you miss your life at all? >> not at al lil t me an we closethere. >> your mom says she doesn't miss the white house, do you? >> no. the eight years was more than enough. and what i realized over the years is that home is where we are. and the white house happened to be our home for years. but we took all that love and energy and we just moved it to another house. it's still there. and that's the part of -- that's the

mr robinson is banned from joining ukip under rules which bar former english defence league and britishr leader, nigel farage, is calling for a vote of no confidence in mr batten after the appointment of mr robinson. he told justin webb on bbc radio 4's today programme what he thought of the appointment. well, i'm appalled. the nec of the party voted overwhelmingly last week not to have a ballot of members, to let the man perceptuallyjoin the party, but gerard batten's got this sort of taxation with tommy robinson and discussing islam and dragging ukip into a direction of effectively being sort of street activist party, right at the moment when we have a betrayal of brexit going on by both the conservative and labour parties where ukip's potential reach out amongst the electorate is the highest it's ever been. this narrows it down, it goes against all the things i did as leader, to say we will talk about immigration, we will talk about the extreme forms of islam, we will do it as a non—racist, nonsectarian party. this blows a hole in all of that. well our political correspondent, jonath

mr robinson is banned from joining ukip under rules which bar former english defence league and britishalling for a vote of no confidence in mr batten after the appointment of mr robinson. he's been outlining his objections tojustin webb on bbc radio 4's today programme. no, i want to talk about real issues, issues that politicians are afraid of, issues about uncontrolled mass immigration, illegal immigration, the growth of terrorism across europe, the huge mistakes that the eu made... but he had posters with syrian refugees... how do you know they were syrian refugees? why were they refugees when almost every single one of them was a young male? hardly any of them would have qualified as refugees. i wanted to have these conversations. but to do so from a political party... but that is the point, it is a conversation that leads to this and leads to the appointment of tommy robinson. if you don't have this conversation, you don't get parties like ukip doing well, you don't get referendums, and then the far right does exist. if i have one real achievement in british politics, i did pretty

mrs. robinson, can we get you something? do you need anything? was it a big adjustment?> it's a huge adjustment. they talked me into allowing me to do my own laundry. >> reporter: you were doing your own laundry? >> yes, and she taught the girls how to do their laundry. they would go upstairs for laundry lessons. she was the most beloved figure in the white house. let me tell you, she had a stream of people, the butlers, the housekeepers, they would all stop by and they would -- grandma's room was like the confessional and everyone would go there and just unload, you know? and then they'd leave. people still visit mom in chicago. >> reporter: they do? >> some of the staff come -- if they're in town in chicago, they visit her. >> reporter: do you feel you have your life back? do you miss the white house at all? >> i do. no, not at all. >> reporter: you have your life back. >> i do miss the people because they were like family to me. we got pretty close there. >> reporter: your mom says she doesn't miss the white house. do you? >> no, no. the eight years was more than enou

mr robinson's currently banned from joining ukip under rules which barformer english defence league andnal party members. ukip's former leader, nigel farage, is calling for a vote of no confidence in mr batten after the appointment of mr robinson. there's no realistic prospect of the government meeting its own deadline to install smart energy meters, according to a report from the national audit office. every home in britain is supposed to have a smart meter by 2020. they allow readings to be made remotely and are supposed to help customers save money. well, speaking earlier to bbc breakfast, rob cheesewright from smart energy gb, the campaign to promote smart meters, said that despite the rising costs, consumers will see the benefits in the long term. 0ur role is to help people understand the benefits and for people who are getting smart meters they are saving 3% on energy which is enough to power their house for a three for a week. they love their smart meter. this is benefiting people but there are economic consequences of it taking longer than we would like and that is the challenge

the party said mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, will advise on rape gangs and prisonder rules which barformer english defence league and british national party members. thousands of people left homeless by devastating wildfires in california have been taking part in annual thanksgiving celebrations. chefs from across the country travelled to the state to rustle up turkey, pumpkin pie and all the trimmings. 0rganisers said they served up to 15,000 people. a plane that has no jets or propellers has successfully flown for a distance of 60 metres. this prototype uses technology which is greener and quieter than traditional aircraft. scientists say the flight could open up the possibility of carbon—neutral air travel in the future. is that a plane? no, is thata plane? no, it is that a plane? no, it is surely i thought it was a funny animal with 20 years. —— funny ears. thought it was a funny animal with 20 years. -- funny ears. questions about it, where does it take off? 60 metres, what does that prove? the whole idea is that it is better for the environment. that is the i

mr. robinson, graceland, you'd be hard pressed to find a music fan of any age that doesn't know one of his songs. his career spans decades from the most famous musical duo of all time. they began as tom and jerry in the 1950s to a blockbuster solo career. now paul simon is out with a new album in the blue light and on the heels of the global fair well tour. >> we got off to an inpromptu start. >> i want to ask you what that is. is it a throwback? >> i guess you could say a throwback. i first used this on the boxer in nashville. >> you performed it at a rather iconic moment several weeks after 9/11. >> they had the policemen and the firemen and then the camera pans to you. >> new yorkers are unified. we will not yield to terrorism. we will not let our decisions be made out of fear. we choose to live our lives in freedom. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm just a poor boy, i squandered my resistance for a pocket full of mumbles ♪ ♪ all lies and jests, still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest ♪ ♪ >> take me back to that moment, if you can. >> what i remember most about that moment is

mrs. robinson did was, they fortified that sense of self. so that they could walk out in the world and not be blown over by all the adversity that came at them. >> even though my parents didn't have a lot of money, they this never went to college themselves, they had an unwavering belief in the power of education. so they always pushed me and my brothers to do whatever it took to succeed in school. >> marian robinson stayed mostly at home when michelle and her older brother craig were growing up. she taught craig how to read. she later said that michelle didn't think she needed her mother's help learning how to read. >> those guys had to study, they had a time to study. and i mean it was -- discipline. i didn't have any discipline. >> michelle's efforts paid off when she was accepted at whitney and young. the city's first integrated magnet high school for chicago's top students. >> at whitney young, she was in the choir. she was in the student government. she was good at sports and yet she decided she didn't want to be defined by sports, par

mrs. robinson jesus loves you more than you'll know whoa-oa-oa ♪ >> as it was last year with me and cream, off, annie and put the load right on me put the load right on me ♪ >> ♪ there's a rose in a fisted glove and the eagle flies with the dove and if you can't be with the one you love >> let me hear you. >> ♪ love the one you're with ♪ announcer: let's face it, these artists and their songs are a part of our lives. >> ♪ because the night belongs to lovers because the night belongs to love ♪ >> ♪ the hungry and the hunted explode into rock 'n roll bands that face off against each other out in the street down in jungleland ♪ >> it was a dark and stormy night, and in walked clarence clemens. [applause] >> that moment, you know, i knew, i knew that my life had changed. um, miss you. love you, big man. ♪ >> real bands, real bands are made primarily from the neighborhood. from a real time and a real place that exists for a little while, and then changes, and it's gone forever. announcer: incredible artists and music we'll never forget. that's what these rock 'n roll hall of fame induction cere

mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, will give advice on rape gangs and prison reforme former party leader, nigel farage, says he's appalled. two brothers wanted by police in merseyside over suspected drug trafficking offences have been arrested in thailand. joseph and gregory mulhare from wirral were detained last week in pattaya by thai immigration police. they are suspected of trafficking cocaine, ecstasy and methamphetamine in the uk. shoppers have been warned to be on their guard when hunting for black friday bargains. the consumer group which says nine out of ten deals last year were no cheaper than at any other time, while cyber security experts say the sales are a prime opportunity for criminals to try to trick people into revealing their financial details. could there be movement today in the case of matthew hedges? the shock imprisonment of the british phd studentjailed for life two days ago for spying in the united arab emirates after a five minute hearing without a lawyer present has caused a huge diplomatic crisis. there are signs foreign office staff may

mr. robinson, looking at the results from last night, democrats takeaways, you've got guys like andrew gillum in florida, stacey abrams in, beto o'rourke who came up short in texas. if they had won outright, clearly the party was being pulled to the left, well, they all lost. what does that mean for the future? >> they all lost, but they were all clearly stars of the president and i believe of the future of the democratic party. look, the party is in the process of redefining itself and figuring out what it's going to be, and we'll see that evolve as we head towards 2020. you know, when control of the house, of one of the houses of congress changes hands, that's a really big deal. this is really big deal that democrats took control of the house yesterday. that's really the headline when this happens to george w. bush and when it happened to barack obama, they came out the next day. >> ronald reagan lost the house in his first off year election. >> exactly. bush and obama, they came out the next day and said -- >> that was a huge recession. >> and said, you know, obama said it was a she lac--

. >> clerk: is kate robinson here? mr. straussner? >> good afternoon, commissioners, i thought i would try to speak last. i support both projects. to try to answer some qualms. first on congestion. people complain about congestion and have people putting street diets all over. but here you know your reasons and problems with congestion and you have ways to solve them. you can get to that. so these congestion problems will be solved whether you have to limit tnc's, really excuse your transit-first policies over time to get people out of their cars. people who really have to drive will have a way and people who don't will find the best way is transit. the other thing no one has spoken about is really one of the benefits of corner bulbs. not only do they shorten the walk for a pedestrian, but they also make the pedestrian so much more visible. so then there's less accidents. and when you shorten the walk, you probably buy back a couple of seconds for more through traffic. you don't always but you can and it's still very safe. the other t

and also with me is gene robinson, and also michael stee steele, and mr.aputo, we will start with you. what the heck is going on in broward county and do we know how many ballots total there are in broward county to be counted? >> no, we don't. and in fact like "the miami herald" reporter just tweeted, that i hair, we were told yesterday that all the early in person votes had been tallied and then they found out today, oh, actually no, not all the early in person votes have been tallied, there is tens more. what? the thing with broward county, you have to understand that that elections office is kind of like participating in alice in wonderland and it becomes nonsensical. elections are about records management. cloblging who comes in, tracking who comes in, tracking who comes out. you can follow elections almost in we'real time. but for some reason in broward county, that doesn't seem to happen and as a result, no one really knows how many ballots are still out there. nobody does they how many provisional ballots are coming in. so it is in flux. >> governo

mr. cross. yes. i, uh, i just don't seem to remember. maybe i'm mistaken. could be. edward g. robinsonnd of lost in these taller people's bodies. so when he enters, he doesn't take over the room. he's almost like an intruder. i'll go with you, sweetheart. oh, don't bother, johnny. i wouldn't think of lettin' you go alone, darling. you might get run over by a street car. each character has a rhythm of how they speak. good-bye, mr. cross. it's most markedly different between johnny and chris. johnny speaks almost only in statements of fact: "i'm going to do this." "only if you get caught." even when he's teasing, it has a point to it. "you might get run over by a street car." there's no hesitation in anything he says. he's very at ease with himself. whereas chris, everything is hesitant. even his sentences always kind of start and stop. what's the matter, chris? i -- i don't think i like that young man she's in love with. oh, johnny's all right. oh, i know he is or he wouldn't be your friend. but there's something about him that -- she's crazy about him. uh, would you, uh -- would you li

mr. trump. back with us tonight philip rucker, tamara keith, michael steele and eugene robinson.hat has it been like to just observe this michael cohen go from the guy who would take a bullet for donald trump to the way he exists now, which is as an enormous threat on a daily basis to the trump presidency? >> well, if michael cohen had known what michael cohen was going to do all those many months later, it is a remarkable turnaround that cohen made, but you know, from what he has said, he is looking out for himself. he's looking out for his family, and he's trying to repair reputational damage that maybe someday after all of this is over he might recover. but it is truly, truly remarkable to watch what has happened with cohen and the potential threat that he poses, his cooperation, his willingness to go in that courtroom in new york and say more than was in the charging papers and really implicate his former boss, president trump in these campaign finance violations. >> michael steele, you're the lawyer around here. this is all about if only we'd known. when you heard what cohen

mrs. obama took our own robin roberts on a tour of her chicago neighborhood and opened up about a lot of things that many of us never knew. >> this is my block. >> three generation of robinsons home owned by michelle's great aunt robbie and uncle terry. here aunt robbie is holding michelle when she was an infant. >> so this is the house? >> that's my house. that's where we lived upstairs. robbie and terry lived downstairs. that was my bedroom. so you see the four windows? i walk in there and i think, my god, how four people lived a full life in that little bitty space up there. up until recently, this little apartment was sort of our inheritance. any time anybody hit on hard times, we would just move back up there, you know? >> there are many things in reading your book that i don't think i would ever imagine hearing from a first lady. >> mmm-hmm. >> lust. you talked about lust for your man. >> mmm-hmm. >> that's not something you expect to hear or read from the first lady but it's there. >> i don't know what to tell you. it was there. it still is. i love my husband. a lot. >> reporter: and for the first time she shares details about how the stress of their hectic schedules

robinson? >> yes, sir? >> i'm atticus finch. >> an all-star cast has adapted an american classic, "to kill a mockingbird," for broadway. >> excuse me, mr. finch! >> but some changes have been made to the masterpiece, and that's always risky business. >> this is going to be incredibly exciting. i get to do a play again, i get to be involved with this material. and, i'm never going to make it out of this alive. >> really? >> yeah, you know, the book is revered, and what could i possibly do but screw it up? >> have you screwed it up? >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm bill whitaker. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." now, i know you said not to get you a gift, but you're the most important person in the world to me. you are. and since you love coffee and lattes and cappuccinos, i got you a keurig k-cafÉ brewer! ♪ ♪ i love you man, i don't know what to say. i love you. no, listen to me. listen to me. i do! stop it. you stop! just... i love you. and i love this. look, i love you. ♪ ♪ keurig. brew the love. so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft