we want to buy pencils we want to make sure we are buying the pencils that provide the taxpayers with the greatest pencil quality at the lowest cost and provide competition between the pencil distributors. john: that could take a year? >> we are hoping it will take a lot less time than that. john: what would help commuters is if they had the option to take the bus. as people move, bus routes can move. but buses aren't sexy. expensive trains are sexy. so california has hit up taxpayers for a bullet train. reporter: once governor brown set his sights on high-speed rail. it was cool. john: people found out what it would cost. $89 billion. >> my beef is the cost overrun for starters. >> too expensive. we are taking on a huge debt load for an uncertain outcome. john: florida is building a train, too. but a private company is building it. >> a smarter way, an alternative to our state's crowded roads. >> that's how miami is getting connected. john: the private florida train will cost $3 billion. the first leg of california's bullet train will cost $30 billion. it gets a little further, but n

he once wrote a letter in pencil on white house stationery and it was from the president to the secretaryof state and i said, they must have misfiled this, you know i was going to read the letter anyway and it was a handwritten in pencil letter to the secretary of state where fdr was accusing the state department employees of holding back some of the empty envelopes and he encysted -- insist that had the secretary of state and when she got 25, she put them in today we call it a plastic baggy because he was getting thousands of letters from children saying, mr. president, i started a stamp collection and she would send them a letter wishing them well and started them off with 25 stamps. so, you know, fdr was in every facet of the industry at the time. he had a portion of the stamp collection with him everywhere he went, that includes while obviously he had at his house, when he was governor he had a portion of stamp collection with him on the top-left drawer of his desk and there were certain memo that is i read that when he was on a particularly boring conversation of governor he would sl

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novel in pencil in 55 days and nights.i went for so long that i stopped and it was dark and i think was the second day or night after the second day and iju5t kept going in this kind of red—hot fury. i fini5hed in this kind of red—hot fury. i finished the book and sent it off and it got published. i would never do that again. some of the endings of your books some readers find rather vexatious. i'm thinking in particular of your novel the riders and you talk in this book that you area and you talk in this book that you are a novelist who re5ist5 and you talk in this book that you are a novelist who resists the full shape of closure. i wonder why you do leave the door ajar.|j shape of closure. i wonder why you do leave the door ajar. i think it reflect5 do leave the door ajar. i think it reflects the openness of life. i think closure is a construct. clo5u re think closure is a construct. clo5ure a5 a therapeutic idea has merit, there is no question. but for mo5t merit, there is no question. but for most of our lives we don'

this is not a bill of just paper and pencil. this is not just abstract numbers. these are real people, and every one of these stories represents millions of others who are also affected. we will send you a list of the 40 some odd stories we have and their pictures. but in the 50 states, they are so many people, millions of people who would be harmed by this bill, whether it's cuts for medicaid, hikes in the cost of care for people with pre-existing conditions, skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs for care. these are the faces, the human toll that trumpcare would take on our country, our citizenry, a great american people. i'd like to talk about one of my constituents, one of my constituents, melba, born in new york city. she lived on the lower east side her whole life. here's what she told me. these are her words. medicaid is a strong part of my existence for everyday living in every single way. i was born with cerebral palsy, have relied on a wheelchair my whole life. day-to-day activities that most people take for granted getting dressed in the morning, cooking mea

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, and started again from the beginning and rewrote the entire novel in pencil in 55 days and nights. i wrote i went for so long that i stopped and it was dark, and i think it was the second day, or night after the second day, and ijust kept going in this kind of red—hot fury. i finished the book and sent it off and it got published. i would never do that again. some of the endings of your books some readers find rather vexatious. i'm thinking in particular of your novel the riders and you talk in this book that you are a novelist who resists the full shape of closure. i wonder why you do leave the door ajar. i think it reflects the openness of life. i think closure is a construct. closure as a therapeutic idea has merit, there is no question. but for most of our lives, we don't have resolution because it's not available. in many instances, it's not possible. so many of us die without getting to the end of the sentence. but the idea that you would wrap everything up at the end of a book seems cheap to me. a thought about your relationship with the natural landscape, because i don't th

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what you see on these pages and pencil is fdr personally editing his speech. there are a lot of fascinating edits, but the most famous one is the one he did to the first sentence. in the first sentence come he takes the words world history and strike it out and turns it to anthony and changes the word simultaneously to suddenly. that way, he transforms the sentence into yesterday, december 7, 1941, a date that will live in infamy, the 96 of america will suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval air forces from japan. it is one of the most memorable lines of his presidency, and the whole speech is a 1 and a short one -- the whole speech is a memorable one and a short one. globe was actually in the oval office during world war ii. fdr received this as a gift from general george the marshall who was chief of staff during the war. marshall had a number of these large globes made under a special order from a company in chicago. and he gave it to fdr as a christmas gift in 1942. roosevelt kept it in the oval office. the globe is balanced on finely tuned rovers, so

he once wrote a letter in pencil on stationary and i got it when i was researching for the book. this from the president to the secretary of state and i thought they misfiled it. but i was going to leave the letter before a filed it. it was hand written letter to the secretary of state where fdr was accusing the state department employees of holding back some of the larger empty envelopes. he was insisting that the secretary of state oversee the operation. any stamps he wouldn't need the secretary would snap them off and would put them in a plastic baggie because he was getting thousands of letters from children say i started a stamp collection miss who hand would send them a letter on behalf of the president wishing them well with their collection and starting them off with 25 stamps. fdr was in every facet of the industry at that time. he had a portion of his stamp collection with him everywhere he went. that includes at his house when he was governor he had a portion of it with them in the top left her of his desk. there are certain memos that when he was on a boring conversat

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with a work camp and while he was there, writing and artwork, paper, pencil, pens, paint and so on. friends are smuggled in the supplies to him so in the five months that he was there, wrote about his experiences in sheets of paper and created some of the material while he was in the jail and i call it the jailhouse manuscript. survive 43 panels in the collection and as you can see, day-glo, wild colors, he did some of the work when he was in the jail and after he got out he put them together in this collage forum. it is like an artist's book in a way. so he wrote letters to faye that were pasted on. he talks about what they did during the day, what their work was. he talks about his relationship with the fellow prisoners and again, my understanding is this is the first time he came to terms with his own racism, they were african-americans, people said the jailhouse manuscript is really his effort to deal with his own racism, part of the panel, there is a lot of research that can be done on this work. this research measures about 150 linear feet of material which is quite extensive.

in both cases the keyboards do not come with it nor do the pencils come with it.u have $59.99 for the microsoft surface pen. you got $39 for the smart pencil in order to get thesome you want you want to go all in. microsoft told me they don't expect people to use these surface pro without the keyboard, i would never recommend it i keep telling them to do it you buy all three, threat $100 off. basically this is only the position for it. it's good, a good keyboard, both good key boards, this is better for getting things done on the microsoft device they've uplit it back lit, better keys. it's still not as big as this. >> so for the average person out there that apts to use it for work or play, what would be the better device in your view and sen e then the second question is which is better for sketching guy on >> so i would say a little work, a lot of maybe more play maybe less workably on the ipad pro, full on work you will be looking at the surface pro i think that probably it's tough. i use both of them when i go to work -- >> what kind of work is this more for

'cause, if i didn't have the confidence, i would not be holding a pencil, and the pencil would not goa bad kid. i used to get in a lot of trouble. but when i heard about the gentlemen's club, i joined. after, like, the first meeting that we had, i felt changed. i started acting better, getting better grades. >> academic achievement, in my opinion, is mostly about hard work and commitment. and i am proud of you for your accomplishments today and this year. >> reporter: hard work paid off, indeed, and what better way to celebrate? >> to the gentlemen of thomas e. kerns elementary school, cheers. >> cheers. >> morgan: and the best of luck to all of the gentlemen there. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm demarco morgan in new york. thanks for joining us. good night. captioning spons >>> now at 6:00 breaking news. a smash and grab at a brand new east bay store. >> it happened just a few hours ago at the athletic store on berkeley near the marina. >> reporter: juliette, right behind me, this is the new lululemon store. it's brand new, only been he

my understanding is that the prisoners were not allowed to have paper, pencil, pins, colors and pain and so on. but friends smuggled in those supplies to him. in the five months that he was there, he wrote about his experiences into sheets of paper, so he created some of material while he was in the jail. and it, i call it the jailhouse manuscript. there are survived 43 panels which we have in our collection. and as you can see they are day-glo, wild colors pick so we did some of the work while he was in the jail, and then after he got out he put them together in this collage form. it's kind of like an artist but in a way, you know. and so he wrote letters to faye. he talks about what they did during the day, what their work was picky talks about his relationship with the fellow prisoners. and again, my understanding is that this is the first time that he came to terms with his own racism. because most of the other inmates were african-americans, as a people have said that the jailhouse manuscript is really his effort to deal with his own racism. this as part of the panels have been

through this block, the tornado ripped through at 70 miles per hour, snapping trees like tents -- like pencils, just a real mess out here but the good news is that everyone is expected to be ok. live in silver spring, back to you. sam, thanks for that. vigils across the country in remembrance of a teenage girl murdered in what police are rage incident in reston. many gathering for prayer outside the adams center in .onor of nabra hassanen she and her friends had a dispute with the driver on the way back to the mosque. she was assaulted and her body was later found in a pond. police do not believe the murder was a hate crime, but some in her community think otherwise. >> because she was wearing the hit job -- he ijab, it's easier to recognize. but i don't love the fact here. larry: 22-year-old darwin torres has been taken into custody and has been charged with the murder. autria: 22-year-old otto warmbier, evacuated for north korea, national north korea has now died. the tour group the brought him there is no longer taking americans to the country, saying that the risk is too high. doctors reve

because if i didn't have the confidence, i would not be holding a pencil, and the pencil would not goaper. >> i used to be a bad kid. i used to get in a lot of trouble. when i heard about the gentleman's club, i joined. after like the first meeting that we had i felt changed. i started acting better. getting better grades. >> academic achievement in my opinion is mostly about hard work and commitment. and i am proud of you for your accomplishments today and this year. >> reporter: hard work paid off indeed and what better way to celebrate. >> are to the gentlemen. thomas e. kerns elementary school, cheers. >> cheers. >> and the best of luck to all the gentlemen there. that's "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for others check back for the morning news and of course cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm dimarco morgan. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> hi, everyone, and welcome to the overnight news. i'm dimarco morgan. at least seven are dead and more than 30 are in hospitals following a night of terror in london. isis is now claiming responsibil

"pencils down, gentlemen, pencils down!" >> that's what being an old person is all about.h is filled with old people. they're cramming in it at the end, right. >> stephen: choos exactly-- >> "i'm here! i'm here! trying to make up for some time, make up for my 20s." >> stephen: we've talked pope. >> yes. >> stephen: we've talked francis. we both like francis. >> i like francis. >> stephen: did you see when our president was recently on his brief world tour there, he stopped by the vatican and he was there with the pope. what did you think of the reaction? >> i think of the pope as somebody who-- who is-- you know, he's focuse focused on me. and i've never seen the pope look more miserable. ( laughter ) it's-- i mean, you know like when you're a kid and you had to kiss your aunt and she hlike, facial hair? that's what the pope kind of-- he looked sad. but he's like-- i guess him being nice to trump, he's like, "maybe this will count as one of my miracles." right? ( laughter ) ( applause ) you know? >> stephen: well, yeah. >> you know? >> stephen: well, that's-- that's funny

pencil thin mustache is pencil thin junkie and cheeseburger in paradise is hey, ma'am, can i have a quarteruy you much, not even the lady's mcchicken. >>> topic number three -- new york city subway train was stranded inside a tunnel for over an hour yesterday with no lights or air conditioning. witnesses say the smell was unbearable. people were sweating all over each other. one guypied in the aisle and the breakdown happened. things got way worse than usual because the train had to be pushed into another station by another locomotive, but the doors didn'tpen for ten more minutes because the power was ou when it was finally over, the sweat-soaked passengers flogged home to their $5,000 a month studio apartments they share with six roommates and resumed talking about how the people who live in the middle of the country are the dumb once. we're so much better than those guys. >>> topic number four -- the iphone is getting a feature that will stop people from texting when they're driving. that's nice. that's really smart, apple. now if they can only get a phone that stops texting when you've b

. >> from day one, i had a pencil in my hand. >> his first fame came with his monster driven hot rodsowing up, and so i combined it it with cartoon and monsters. >> reporter: he had a signature style, and became famous, air brushing his designs on upon thousands and thousands of sweatshirts, but san francisco beckenned just a few years before the summer of love. >> something drew me out here, and i came out. and they were doing posters, and i said i can do that. and i just jumped in and did all of the posters for the dance hall. >> reporter: in partnership with alton kelly, his original concert posters and paintings amongst the best and most sought after pieces of 60s art. >> i think the reason why i got here was because i've been a compulsive drawer. and i drew my way through grade school, high school, through art school, and never stopped drawing. >> reporter: his san francisco headquarters was a former fire house that he got for a hundred bucks a month. his art exploded on to the international scene. it was a lifestyle dedicated to peace, and most definitely anti- vietnam war. then

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. >> this is not a bill of paper and pencil. this is not just abstract numbers. these are real people. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell plans to make changes and bring the bill back after the holiday recess. >>> a controversial proposal to raise the cost of parking in one peninsula city was approved tonight. >> it will affect hundreds of people who work in downtown palo alto. >> reporter: the meeting here at city hall wrapped up an hour ago. and city leaders hope that by increasing prices it will discourage people from driving their cars to, who. parking in downtown palo alto is a problem. the economy is booming, it's getting congested and city leaders want more people to take mass transit. the price for an annual parking permit would increase to $365, a 145% increase. annual parking permits for downtown would go up to $730. a 57% increase. >> what we're hoping to do is incentivize people and provide tools for them to take other ways than driving their cars. >> reporter: the finance committee said that the city has been undercharging people. the money would go

came on shift today and it was reported by first detail that a couple of razors were missing from pencil sharpeners. >> get down low. >> when the officers go in and do a check on their property and find out a razor blade's missing, everything stops. >> no property of the jails can go missing because you can turn anything into a shank. >> down on the floor, any sudden moves will be taken as aggressive and we will use force on you. >> exactly the kind of attention mexican mafia leaders want to avoid. >> they want to ignore, so they can engage in their criminal enterprises while they're in our facility. >> we went in, started shaking down the cells, looking for contraband, in addition to razor blades. we will continue to search and they won't like the results. >> eventually, sergeant overstreet got on the loudspeaker and asked for whoever has the pencil sharpener to give it up. >> i told them, give up the razors, then five minutes they showed up. they were thrown out. and to the day room area. we don't know who threw them out. they're pretty sneaky when it comes to that, but they threw it o

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. >> as a kid i started to draw with my pencil between my feet and then i really realized one day thats going to be pretty tough when i go into a bank and have to hop up on the counter to sign the sign the deposit slip so i moved the pencil from my feet to my chin and shoulder and is started to draw that way. 2013 i started working for quicken loans and their family of companies as a web and internet user interface designer and about nine months after working there i got an email from dan gilbert's team for me to speak at these events he has about every month. >> we wanted ryan to talk about his philosophy and how that plays out through him and his story and he does a great job because again for everyone in the audience it's probably the first time seeing ryan and he's such a unique individual that every time people see him and see he's just a regular normal guy who just gets it done, just you know different kind of challenges, i think that inspires everybody in a big, big way. >> he is a testament a living testament to that, with the way he interacts with people, the way he approaches

. >> this is not a bill of paper and pencil. this is not just abstract numbers. these are real people. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell plans to make changes and bring the bill back after the holiday recess. >>> a controversial proposal to raise the cost of parking in one peninsula city was approved tonight. >> it will affect hundreds of people who work in downtown palo alto. >> reporter: the meeting here at city hall wrapped up an hour ago. and city leaders hope that by increasing prices it will discourage people from driving their cars to, who. parking in downtown palo alto is a problem. the economy is booming, it's getting congested and city leaders want more people to take mass transit. the price for an annual parking permit would increase to $365, a 145% increase. annual parking permits for downtown would go up to $730. a 57% increase. >> what we're hoping to do is incentivize people and provide tools for them to take other ways than driving their cars. >> reporter: the finance committee said that the city has been undercharging people. the money would go

. >> they're going to sharpen their pencils. in the u.s. retail, canadian retail, kev. >> and corporate, that puts a lot of pressure on odp. >> are you down with odp >> i'm down odp. this one is twice the sales of odp already. like i say, they've got sharp pencils. >> jon bought that tie in the office depot. >> high end one. super outlets. >> vince veragamo. >>> here's what's coming up on "power lunch"" at the top of the hour banks have taken over as a hot trade at the half. a decade from now, we'll talk about it robert schiller will tell us about his new, very public platform next on halftime report opportunities beyond our borders and unusual activity in the space. we're back in two minutes. for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. looking from a fresh perspective can make

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>> pencil. >> you know, that's not good for you, sheree. why do you do it?hell hole. nothing better to do. hey, boo. i can't see you. what's up with your hair, though. >> she had the window down. i had it really nice. it was all straight, and i didn't think about bringing a brush. are you singing to your mom again? >> what song are you singing, pumpkin? >> are forgot the name. >> did you hear the goochy man song "weirdo"? tell her to play that for you. >> we don't play that music. we listen to country. >> stop trying to coerce my daughter into being a country bumpkin. we'll change all that when mommy comes home. >> i don't like country. >> who is taylor swift. >> i don't like the rest of country. >> she likes country. >> i like taylor swift and that's it. >> eventually, the conversation turns to the most troubling topic between the two women. >> so what are you going to do when mommy gets home? >> um -- >> are you going to go live with mommy, or are you going to live with grammy? >> i don't know. >> you better know. that's not even a question. you're going t

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