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. >> i'm scott pelley. more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> bill whitaker: you better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout-- or maybe you should. millions of dollars' worth of holiday presents and other goods americans have ordered are stuck on giant container ships, waiting for a space to unload at the ports of los angeles and long beach. call it a case of freight expectations. there's so much cargo arriving from asia that some of it has been diverted to other ports in the country. it's led to an epic traffic jam that no one seems able to untangle, and it's revealed deep flaws in america's supply chain. what started as a shop-from-home binge during the pandemic has had lasting effects. retailers warn these holidays will be marked by empty shelves, higher prices, and lost jobs, unless the backlog is cleared. we wanted to see what it's like in the busiest ports in the country. but first, we had to get on board. space at the long beach docks is so tight that when a slot opened up at 1:

. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> sharyn alfonsi: next week, a country with a long, complicated history with the u.s. will hold its presidential election. its president is seeking a fourth consecutive term, and has made sure nothing stands in his way. he's changed the country's laws, silenced the media, and locked up candidates who planned to run against him. nicaragua's daniel ortega is not the fatigue-wearing revolutionary that you may remember. he's now 75, and rarely seen. still, many nicaraguans fear he is more dangerous than he's ever been. and tonight, you will hear from two women whose husbands were planning to challenge ortega for the presidency. both men were arrested by the regime in june, and their wives haven't seen or spoken to them since. now, the women are fighting to bring back their husbands, and a democracy lost. >> juan sebastian chamorro: si, estan viendo este video, es porque he sido... >> alfonsi: "if you're seeing this, i've been

pelley as influential as charles coughlin? >> so pelley actually runs to be president of the united states, and in terms of absolute reach, i don't know how many members of the silver shirts there were, but the german american bund was a significant organization, and it drew a lot of its members from -- may not have necessarily been anti-semitic, but it degree them from -- drew them from people who fought in world war i, people who were of german descent, and they drew them, you know, they had, like, bund houses where you could go, and they functioned like a beer hall and you could hear different speeches. and the other thing is which roth shows in his book "nazis in hollywood" is they're getting funds and materials from nazi germany. the reason steve focuses on l.a., there are a number of reasons, but one is it's coming into the ports. it's coming into the harbor in l.a. and, for sure, it was also coming into new york, it's just i haven't read a book about it yet. yeah. grace. >> so at the end you were talking about how often

beacon about leo would be a hello abby human where perhaps the most famous footballer in history, pelley scored as santos, of brazil beat club site. i'll awfully 3 know in 1973, but that stadium to broke new ground for the regents football, studded, doha, doha stadium was the 1st grasp pitch in the gulf, vis a huge difference between our humble beginnings. and now, these world cup stadium was a masterpieces. but it was the wish of every play in the world to play back then to play against santucci mozilla descent experiencing the new stadiums will be part of the drill for fans at the arrow cup. but cats, i will be in the spotlight on the pitch to ah, the players will hope to replicate that heroics of 2019 when they became asian champions. since then they've made guest appearances in the corporate america and european wilco qualifying. now potentially playing the likes of egypt and algeria can provide more valuable preparation as the smallest country ever to host the world. cup catholic plays will need all the big game experience they can get when the very best arrived in doha next year. p

he didn't have to go on "60 minutes" with scott pelley. but he is host of wwe "smackdown".st. we in society where this is the platform or a future hall of fame quarterback. i'll remind you that just a year ago chastised drew brees for speaking out against racial in justice and people kneeling and conflating it and confusing it with being unpatriotic. and essentially what president trump did. he conflated it and used it as a referendum, which is wrong. drew brees has done one of the greatest 180s i have seen in public life, and i don't think he will recover from this. >> aaron rodgers, you're saying. sorry. you said drew brees. . >> oh, i'm sorry. drew, if you're out there, you're a good person. aaron rodgers, i can't tell you how many people, not just don't like aaron rodgers. if he thought he had it bad from bears and vikings fans who were mean spirited and awful, he has no idea what's coming for him. he has a community of people that tonight want their children infected, that don't want their wives or their husbands infected. and i think it's -- there's a disrespect level

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