thank you. >> reporter: the winklers have gone fishing. in montana and here on the snake river in idaho for more than 25 years. what hooked you? >> the place of it. the sound of it. the green of it. and what happens when you're fishing, you cannot concentrate on anything else. not a problem in the world bothers you at this moment. >> oh, get him. yeah! >> reporter: and fly fishing, winkler says, gave him the courage to conquer his greatest fear, the written word. >> i am an actor, a producer, director. with lynn, we have written 32 novels, and i am in the bottom 3% academically in america. >> we are in chapter five. >> okay. >> reporter: yes, henry winkler is the co-author, along with lynn oliver, of a series of books about hank zipzer, a fourth grader who has trouble reading. sound familiar? >> we have written 4,476 words. >> wow. and they're all good. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: their books have become best sellers. >> thank you for being here. >> i mess everything up. >> reporter: and the basis for a popular series in britain. >>

>> fly fishing with henry winkler. >> when do i get to try that? >> as soon as i catch a fish. >> pauley: billions and billions served as the boast of one very familiar fast food chain. the story of exactly how that all came to be is being served up by our ben tracy. >> with more than 36,000 restaurants around the world, mcdonald's is the biggest name in fast food and a man named ray kroc is considered the company's founder. >> this might be the best hamburger. >> but the new movie sets the record straight. >> when did you learn that surprised you? >> first of all i didn't know that there were mcdonald's brothers. >> the founding of our fast food nation later on "sunday morning." >> . >> pauley: digging for gold is only half as lucrative as digging for the delicacy seth doane has been sampling. >> a curious food found by a dog, craved by humans. >> with all of the ingredients where does white truffle rank? >> well, it's on the top. one of the best ingredients we can use. >> tea head on "sunday morning" we journey to italy in search of the elusive a

winkler then took $38 from him , winkler pleaded guilty to theft and disorderly conduct and he was fired last july after 17 years on the job. >>> today officials in the canadian province of the saskatchewan will excavate the site of the crude oil spill in order to pinpoint source of the leak. more than 50,000 gallons of oil, was spilled on the indigenous land of the ocean man first nation, now it is unclear how long pipeline had been leaking but area resident discovered the spill said the smell has been bothering him for ten days. >> the smell is definitely over here. so i walk in there and big puddle of oil. it is not the just a little leak but it gets terrible, real fast. >> officials say leak was contained to the area where it was discovered, however, it is too early to tell, how or even if the spill will impact the surrounding environment. >>> well, time is 4:43. >> katie's here with another check of the forecast and katie and jim, do i believe correct me if i'm wrong i saw the sun yesterday. >> i think you did. >> i think i have too. >> yes, i got numerous tweet from his people sayi

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professor winkler teaches law at ucla. another quick break for us. when we come back, our panel is back with us. jonathan alter, the veteran journalist, will also be with us to discuss what we're covering here tonight. >>> i want to quote the harvard lawyer professor, laurence tribe tonight, "it's as though history is being clams edclams collapsed hole and everything is happening faster than the speed of light." doesn't it feel that way? think of it, we're base quli reporting the aftermath from the immigration ban. we are eight days into a new administration. we are also tracking another fast-moving story tonight. the addition of white house aide steve bannon to the national security council. of bannon tonight, "the new york times'" editorial board wrote this, "a new executive order politicizing the process for national security decisions suggests mr. bannon is positioning himself not merely as a svengali but as the de facto president." let's bring in jeremy bash whose background is in national security, after all. he remains with us as do nicolle wa

joining us for that conversation and more are ucla legal scholar adam winkler and interim dean of uc berkeley law school, melissa murray. then we'll pivot to a conversation with singer-songwriter melissa etheridge about her latest cd, "memphis rock and soul." we're glad you've joined us. all of that in just a moment. ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> so, the third branch of the federal government was not on the ballot in november, but voters shaped its future, to be sure, for at least a generation, given the way the vote turned out. joining me tonight to talk about the future of the high court and so much more are adam winkler, constitutional law scholar at the ucla school of law, and melissa murray, interim dean at the uc berkeley school of law. and there is so much to talk about tonight. i'm glad to have both of you here. let me start with the news of the day. actually, there are a number of news items that mr. trump has pushed to the front pages today and the next couple days, i suspect. so, first, this comment that he made that

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henry winkler, thank you so much. a pleasure to talk to you. >> thank you so much.r this circumstance. >> me, too. be sure to follow me on facebook and twitter. that's it for "the lead." i turn you over now to one mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >> happening now, breaking news, wallpaper president trump signs orders for the construction of a border wall, insisttion mexico will reimburse u.s. taxpayers. he's also boosting the size of border patrol forces and stepping up deportations of undocumented immigrants. >>> major investigation, the president is standing by his false claim that millions voted illegally, costing him the popular vote, and he's calling for a major investigation. some key democrats say, bring it on. >>> tortured answer. in his first interview since his inauguration, president trump says he supports water boarding, but senator john mccain warns him, quote,

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and henry winkler wouldn't allow that anyway. gentlemen, thank you very much. i appreciate it. brand-new segment called "law & order." the wife of the terrorist omar martin being charged and that orlando nightclub massacre. an interesting story. also, gutfeld and mcguirk on crazy protesters in d.c. "the factor" is coming right back. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquil liquid gels don't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. >> announcer: "the o'reilly factor," the number one cable news show for 16 years and counting. >> bill: things are staying with us, this evening, we begin a new segment called "law & order." where have i heard that before? all right, nbc, sue us. each week, we both analyze interesting

plus none in profit bars raising the glass for charity and happy days here again with actor henry winklerhis sunday morning right here on cbs-3. >>> in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" philadelphia 's march on solidarity with others throughout the country making their voices heard in washington. >>> is pope francis ready to pass judgment on president trum in find out what is saying about the new chief executive. >>> and got your umbrella? don't leave home without it grab a puncho too, justin drabick's forecast coming up this sunday morning when we come back. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >>> let's get out to justin drabick on the cbs-3 sky connect. the justin it has been rainy, dreary and more of the same is coming. >> yes, i mean the next few days will be rough. we will get steady rain here late tonight, certainly tomorrow, and, we will whip driven rain socked in with some fog. it is improving, slowly. as expected, and, still running in, and locally dense fog, over next few hours, pock

amendment nominated by the federalist society and the american constitution society, nelson lund and adam winkler, describe what they agree about and what they disagree about, and you can do that as well for the eighth amendment and for all of the beautiful bill of rights amendments that we're talking about today at the interactive constitution at constitutioncenter.org. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our first panel, steven, nancy and charles. thanks so much, have a great day, and happy birthday to america. [applause] >> hello. good morning. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm charles cullen, i'm the interim president and ceo of the historical society of pennsylvania. i am a legal historian and have great interest in these documents and in the subject of their protection, their security and their veneration even. and we, i'm going to ask nancy and steve to tell you a little bit about their backgrounds and what led them to write their books. nancy? >> i'm a former museum director. the museum that i was director of is right down the street. it's called the philadelphia history museum. and when

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matt winkler.n the program, trump's take for treasury secretary called for 2% to 4% growth in the u.s. is it feasible? we have a countdown to what could be a big 100 days for the markets. fiscal stimulus -- that is what it wants. we will discuss what is next. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is bloomberg daybreak. i am jonathan ferro on this inauguration friday. futures positive, up about 15 points on the dow after a two -day losing streak. the positive tone as we count you down to the cash open. treasuries on offer throughout much of today. yields of about two basis points. 9%, the yield on the 10-year, and a stronger dollar, the theme. the cable rate a lot weaker on the back of the obvious retail sales, i believe, since 2012 out of the u.k.. alix: take a look at that, crude, self rally. here is what you need to know -- inauguration day --donald trump will become the 45th president of the united states. coverage,u live preview the next 100 days and previe