do you still love me who i put on mount rushmore i'll tell you my plan mount rushmore neil armstrongfirst man. that was america's finest moment. to me of my class because it was my friend american that. stephen him and still the ways to go before the next stop on the pilgrimage. after a morning of the court matters in russia our heroes got a late start so with sun setting and their stomachs empty they decide to pull over for dinner and get some shots. as the sun rises stephen is awoken by the sounds of a banjo in the distance always his ear and goes exploring turns out. that. statement i'm still paying a ph. as the best i can tell. you about the baby and the. now that they're pretty good you. let me ask you something how long you've been playing the banjo well i started. in my parents' atmospheres about ten and a half and they bought me a real banjo since you're yeah. how old are you now twenty eight. i've done a lot of little gigs here and all the way from i've been up for a football game and not.

i thought you know i'm going to die in a flaming wrecked on mount rushmore or better to do with than see with all. your torque an action with both hands now on the wheel stephen to max enter into the great plains passing through rapid city on the way so who would you put on mount rushmore aside from the four presidents on there now well that's the question iris asking myself as we were driving along i would go yeah that's me not only because i agree with this politics in many ways but i just think his face should look so much better up there than in other stuff. so. that's hollywood in here what about jimmy carter is a guy who represents a very soulful american tradition of giving he spent all of his post presidency building houses that you know these are the message he's a real breakout. great you're going to hollywood had on breaking up you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be on mount rushmore. not me ok i don't say that ari i only said that i thought president reagan would look nicer up there yet. if he can fill it full with a run for president i'm like his billy car

from the majestic sights of mount rushmore but before they get on the road stephen wants to continue on his pilgrimage to make american skate again. live. leg to. leg lifts . is that gnarly or a lot. or does last even a real car but keystone max heads into the wood so we can finally get touch with this interview period. i can still i can see now i can touch this so. a little spirit will come flora. along here take me i'm ready to go i'm ready. turns out it was a beaver now that max is ready it's time for our heroes to continue stephen the real coast back to the r.v. the last is awoken is the new spirit in. doing so it is also open the spiritual door the consequences of this your guess is good as mine. our heroes hit the road ahead stephen is continuing his particular striving also appreciating having max around honestly guys there really i gotta tell you people out there and building land it wouldn't be the same without the great powerful maxwell kaiser i'm filming in now it was back in l.a. that i thought you know i'm going to die in a flaming wrecked i'm not. rush morrow better to

you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be on mount rushmore. you said it not me ok i don't say the other i only said that i thought president reagan would let me sort of yeah. i think you know with paul when they run for president i'm like his billy carter so if you think reagan would be good yeah are you saying you like jimmy carter that's your choice no. i don't think so so you wouldn't do it jimmy carter. what do you still love me who i put on mount rushmore i'll tell you why but i'm not sure neil armstrong first man on the moon that was america's finest moment because he hit me up on the classical problem was my friend american that. stephen him and still the ways to go before their next stop on the pilgrimage. after a morning of the court matters in russia our heroes got a late start so with the sun setting and their stomachs empty they decide to pull over for dinner and get some shots. as the sun rises stephen is awoken by the sounds of a benzo in the distance always his ear and goes exploring through channels. that. statement i'm still p

you know why we were just at mount rushmore the contrast between this and mt rushmore couldn't be greater than rushmore is like a cathedral of american colonialism here is a guy who was tribal existence was thousands of years ago and this is all we have in memory if we couple of transparency and seems like there's a. you could maybe get a little. more. spectacular when you're a spectacle or grandiose to something some show a little more love this seems a little slow. compared to mount rushmore sure yeah i guess you make a good point kind of seems odd. this korean american right yeah well what we see here says a bunch of stuff about how we kind of didn't do the right thing. but we're trying to do that now on a pilgrimage there. i don't think and stephen i'm not listen to me now you know. what i've been learning on this program i just that we are quite small in this universe. i worry that we might meet a similar fate as the native folks here pretty mean well you know what did them in the train the high horse apocalypse. you know there could be a point where we need a similar fate with the e

this is the borough of rushmore, and this is the borough of rushmore, and this is the office of statistics out of ten is their happiness levels, judged on what they say is a strong sense of community, which that is a great thing. 5000 people —— 95,000 people in this area, lovely, wide—open spaces. a lot of there. the happiest one is a military town? would you say if you are asked in the street if you are a soldier? how happy would you say you were? you would say you were great. the ones who are most men at this miserable are finland and cambridgeshire. they say this helps people with their public services, what people need in various areas, so a services, what people need in various areas, so a lot of people might think that you don't know... it's also by the way in the guardian,. i want you to talk us through a bit of tech that is really interesting to do with dementia? this is also the ends the express. a mobile phone app which could help scientists understand dementia ? mobile phone app which could help scientists understand dementia? this isa game scientists understand dementia? this i

we are now on mount rushmore but we matter.and that's what i've tried to do with the books and people have been kind enough to get them. i just love telling the story. i never thought history would be still under attack as it is today so i never thought they would be so much news about things in the past, but it's here. i'm still going to say america is not perfect but we are special and i will always believe thati believe all of us critic of this country. we had tomato the day we were born hit lotto the day we were born here. with that, i want you to come to the microphone and tell me why am wrong or the radio show or fox in the morning. whatever you want. unless you're really shy group, which i understand you are not. because i can even get in the elevator because everyone so loud and deliberate. but i appreciate it. yes. >> i'm not shy but i think you gave a great speech and i think it's very important that we recognize the humanity of people in history. both the good and the bad. but i really need to push back on your view

he was asked about who he would put on the mount rushmore of golf. >> my all time mount rushmore of golf, okay. well, probably snead, jones, nicklaus, me. >> that last me, that is an air of confidence. tiger is back. watch out at the ryder cup. now, sure, tiger can author the biggest comeback in sports history, but can he fish? >> good night, that is a huge fish. >> of course, he can. tiger gave himself a birthday fishing trip a few months back, reeled in a colia and an amberjack. i don't know if you can see this. he's got a lot of cuts on his left leg, pretty gnarly scratches suffered bringing in that catch, but tiger woods can do it all. you think you can do better than him? send us your fishing pictures to catchoftheday@kpix.com. ratings were up 206% from a year ago when he didn't play, by the way. >>> up next more on our breaking news coverage from san francisco, an emergency order to close the brand-new transbay transit center, plus a look back at its early construction. >> and we hear from victims as bill cosby is cuffed and led away to prison. san francisco rminal. >>> you're watc

we are not on mount rushmore but we matter. that's what i try to do with the books and people have been kind enough to get there. i just love telling the story. i never thought history would be so under attack as it is today i never thought there would be so much news but things in the past, but it's here. i'm still going to say america is not perfect but man, we're special and i will always believe that and i believe all of us, even if you are the biggest critic of this country, we hit lotto when we are born here. everyday we are allowed to thrive and we all insuperable. so with that i would like you to come to the microphone until the hell i am wrong or gently what you like or asking questions about the book or the radio show or fox in the morning, whatever you want. so unless you're really a shy cuckoo which i understand you are not, because i can't even get in elevator shoes are doing is allowed and delivered, but i appreciate it. yes? >> i'm not shy. i think you give a great speech and i think it's very important that we r

but in terms of the selection process for rushmore, that's beyond the scope of my experti expertise. >> thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> we have some books for sale if anyone is interested. when you look at the real world history it's been extremely contest it and it's been violently challenge each to many points. one of the things i talk about is that america is an aspirational nation. it's self evident as the leader of the free world. if based on those aspirations and not the kind of hard-core realities where people have talked in order to gain access. >>> i chose the title american hate because there is a myth of american exceptionalism, and that myth is based on the fiction that this country wasn't built on a hate crime and for me it is as american as apple pie and we need to be having difficult conversations about the warpath about our history of racial persecution and that's why i decided to choose the title american hate. on the free speech, which is the other question you raise, there's been a lot of conversation about the limits of free speech and to what extent

interesting go to of course social media and look at the at the image he's portraying he's at mount rushmore and he's a feeding. a reading to the blinded he's doing everything he can because he realizes that the that the hammer is about the drought let me explain something this might be one of the greatest presidents in my line. time if all he does is something that well two things number one destroy what was left of the fascist sock puppet cad baxter media and expose the people that the intel state the f.b.i. the cia and by the by let me member there are many many white hats as they're called good people out there have to be i.e. agents investigating real bank robberies and cia people doing really good job it's this upper echelon we're not talking about the entire institutional aspects of it being corrupt and and being feculent and rotten by this but just just this certain levels of this but and also i want to go back if you thought j. edgar hoover was bad if you thought ok watergate right and i don't run out of time they will run out of time but mentioning j. edgar hoover is a very appropr

i know that a military town was coming out as the happiest and rushmore is indicative of the people whoey will not say we hate it here, are they? that is a very cynical view. they get a tap on the shoulder saying what have you been saying? also, the worst placed seems to be the semblance of cambridgeshire. —— fenlon ‘s. they are cambridgeshire. —— fenlon ‘s. they a re pretty cambridgeshire. —— fenlon ‘s. they are pretty happy. nobody is having a terrible time. the average is 7.7 happiness. we are quite chirpy lot. we must be even happier. on the traini we must be even happier. on the train i will say am —— i am 7.7 today. sunday 's 8.35. in the express , today. sunday 's 8.35. in the express, this is all about again, and app that might help us understand more about dementia.” and app that might help us understand more about dementia. i am all for things that people can do, especially about the big stuff. there are was a couple of things that people can do here to help. there is got to be a million people with dementia in three years time, according to this article. —— going to be. there

[cheering and applause] hebrews his knee on mount rushmore, wwe superstar and my massive sidekick, tyrusheering and applause] rob, what do you make of the media crowdsourcing to help bolster their idea of fake news? they did this with their payment e-mails. >> it's a weird because they're already doing that. feel like he needs to have a talk with whoever is the hr mental health person at "the new york times". do not post to let the wire show. they're letting us know their playbook which is kind of fake news. greg: that is transparent of them. they should be sitting around let's find -- >> whenever they make a mistake they say they don't have enough editors. in that building there are enough editors. greg: exactly. >> they're all part of the democrats. greg: and they are cash-strapped. they need a crowd to help them do this. the real crowdsourcing, jedediah, the people to force him to do corrections. especially with nikki haley, if fox news said what you did to nikki lee was terrible there was a, that's fox news. >> it was ridiculous. they did little corrections that no one reads and vibr

rushmore. >> it really is, the equivalent of matt lauer of morning tv.s is the corporate equivalent of that. the most acclaimed executive, arguably the most powerful man in the entertainment industry now leaving his job. he'll say this is a corporate coup, that this was about backroom dealings zblefs in a big fight with sherry redstone about the future of the company. >> that is real and has been settled as a result of this. both things are true to some degree. this was a corporate tug of war. at the same time these allegations report bid ronan farrow were deeply disturbing. finally these women who say he behaved inappropriately, finally they have a moment of justice. >> what about internally at cbs, this investigation? there was charlie rose, les moonves. there's questions about jeff f. a. ger, who heads up "60 minutes." he's back from vacation. there's been questions into what he knew. >> moonves not the only person accused in farrow's stories in the new yorker. fager stands accused of unwanted advances and toxic environment in "60 minutes." >> which h

do a speech at mount rushmore. go to cape canaveral. ring the bell at the new york stock exchange. go to the south side chicago. put the noise down. be presidential and kick it into high gear. >> juan: your guys not capable of acting like a president. >> jedidiah: the funniest part, joe biden asked like there is no youtube. there's tons of videos out there of him doing the exact opposite. >> katie: just kidding. don't really want to fight him. no, you don't. >> jedidiah: if democrats have to do this, what does that even mean? they are losing. they don't have a pro-growth message. they can't beat on trump for the economy because the economy is doing better. they're going to say trump hates immigrants and trump hates women like romney had the binders full of women. it's old. go out there with a positive message and don't try to pretend like you are civil. all of a sudden, the parties civility? like it's the party that cares about character? bill clinton and ted kennedy's party? come on. >> juan: how can you argue that this man who is arguing about -- the numbers right now prove to yo

rushmore of golf. >> snead, jones, nicklaus, me. >> bobby jones, jack nick loucn and me.ute it, but odd to hear him say it. >> people were offended by this. if he didn't say "me," i'd be offended. >> i like it. >> three more wins, he's the all-time wins leader. tiger might be on the top of that mountain by the time it's said and done. sholls, don't sleep on my colorado rockies. you mention wanted a lot of teams. they are in the post season. good to see you. romans, over you to. >> good stuff, guys. >>> breaking overnight, signed statements from four people who say christine blasey ford told them in recent years about her allegations that brett kavanaugh assaulted her. does this force the senate to delay friday's committee vote on the nomination? overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. what if numbers tell onat t. rowe pricey? our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of

we discover the hidden meaning behind the statue of liberty and the real reason they built mount rushmore they've have to see ime as they tourca. it's a bucket list item. geoffrey: we'll explore the basement oone monument and the attic of another. so why are there stairs inside e monument? because there were no elevators, geoffrey, in 1825. ge: and we consider a type of monument, that's touched off a heated debate. find out which monuments made the list

look, chris, go back and look at what they said about teddy roosevelt, who happens to be on mount rushmore, who by most accounts was a pretty successful president. it's the exact same language they used about him. he was mercurial. he got angry at the press. guess what, he got things done. >> corey, i'm going to send you a present called theodore x, and you read what is a very good take on teddy roosevelt from a young age to where he got -- he is nothing like donald trump. he is not analogized to donald trump in any way. him defining -- >> chris, that's not true. >> -- a bully pulpit and him being seen as strong, he was never reviewed the way donald trump is, and you know that. he was a war hero who came in with a reputation. he was not cited by his own staff. >> chris, i will send you the op-eds that were written on teddy roosevelt that say exactly the same things they say about donald trump. >> no way. you show me where they said -- go ahead. finish your point. >> the individuals who are attacking donald trump today like george will, when they raised those same issues about teddy rooseve

rushmore. 30s and 40s this morning, so that will end the growing season in many spots and it's not going all that long and the ridge will rebuild getting into the northeast as well from the 60s to the 80s as we go through monday, tuesday and wednesday. quite the rebound. >>> good saturday morning, the first full weekend of faum. it's feeling definitely cooler than average. here a look outside from the exploratorium camera. clouds around today with numbers in the 60s >>> this weather report is sponsored by amazon. i'll take care of some of the sports. stanford, notre dame this often -- this afternoon or month if the weather looks good. penn state, ohio state. the weather looks good. i don't know what michigan will be doing. >> don't bother because they'll be 3-1 after today. >> thank you, robert. thank you, robert. >>> coming up on "gma," a husband's intense interrogation. why police say they don't believe his story that his wife's death was an accident. keep it here. (woman) we'd been counting down it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his a

insider put it, imagining the american media landscape without les moonves is like imagining mount rushmoreidents. he was the executive behind great ratings success stories with er, friends. when he went to cbs, he changed the demographic who were watching with shows like csi and survivor. he made cbs the most watched network for ten years running. he was also the head of the fortune 500 and he is the first head ofa fortune 500 and he is the first head of a fortune 500 company that has fallen victim by his own actions in this me too era. the allegations in the new yorker piece are very explicit about what these women said. he is denying those allegations and says these relationships were consensual, but i am struck by how quickly cbs basically forced him out, within hours. there is a criticism that they didn't act quickly enough when they didn't act quickly enough when the first allegations were made in july. this is the second new yorker piece by this investigative journalist who is making so many waves at the moment. the first one came in july. waves at the moment. the first one came inju

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rushmore. they're the ones that bill the legacy for us to follow. >> dr. biden, you talked about bringing some of these issues into the spotlight. many wounds are visible and my wounds are not. >> exactly. there's so many invisible wounds that all of these wounded warriors have experienced that and so to hear theirstories, they're just so inspiring and just like our wounded warriors all across america. >> it's so great to have you. congratulations. >> the walk is over. >> they can rest. >> everybody can join. >> yeah. that a great idea. >> when that first landed, i was like that. three weeks in living on barbecue. >> just ead, we are going to head back to phil toe g to get ready for tonight's season opener. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps fingers) you sta

one in particular at mount rushmore. we thanked them for their service, and he broke down.ilt the legacy for us to follow. >> yes. >> and dr. biden, you talked about bringing issues to the spotlight. many wounds are visible and many wounds are not. >> exactly. there are so many invisible wounds, and all of these wounded warriors have that experienced that. to hear their stories, they're just so inspiring, and just like our wounded warriors all across america. >> indeed. well, it's so great to have you. congratulations. the walk is over. i said go out to breakfast and eat whatever you want. >> they can rest. >> they still have two more miles. >> two more miles. all right. >> and everybody can join. >> that's a great idea. >> come walk with us. >> when i left london and l.a., i was like that. two weeks in texas and bbq. >> welcome to america. >> just ahead, we'll head back to philly with good eats for the big game. >>> all right. we're back with today food loves football. fill live ain't just a sports town. >> the city's food scene has exploded downtown is bustling with new p

even sent me a coin is the picture of donald trump cyrus said - - side-by-side like mount rushmore. that moment united nation goes into a vote all the nations had to make a decision for israel to his 120 asian voted against you would be surprised though she thought were christian and 35 epstein because they were confused and they don't know this president - - now more than ever to get behind him the awakening is there. but it will be this. thank you very much. [laughter] >> excellent. we have more breaking news to give you an update jewish deli soon for refusing to make a ham sandwich left you will see on the news tonight. [laughter] i chose this or this subject because we are seeing something even more crazy play out in real life the humble baker from colorado jack phillips or jack the giant slayer he stood his ground under incredible pressure of the lgbt and one landmark case in the supreme court sharing with john scruggs as your counsel and also a media relations specialist of the alliance for defending freedom - - they take the stage let's give them a few rows welcome. [applause