franci kaufman has been a great supporter of me and all that i am trying to do wh raising awareness about diabetes and when i comes to going to the doctor, i think you just have to do it. and i remember the times i would y to pick which figured i was going to break when it was a rare ourrence would do it i guess it is once a year for your check up but being selected which nger kind of went away when i h to do it tend to 12 times a day so it's been good, she's a good doctor and i'm always glad to s her. >> are you the only one inour family who has diabetes or do your grandparents or parents have it as well? >> my grandfather has diabetes pipe ii. i am t only one in the jonas family and i guess i hope they don't get it but we will see. could happen but if they do i will be there by their side helping them out learning every step of the way. >> is itard for you to talk about your diabetes? sometimes do you feel like you want more privacy? >> there are times when i do keep things to myself when it comes to my diabetes but for the most part, i try to be as open as possible about it because i k

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pope francis said mass in st. peter's square today marking the start of holy week. he condemned two palm sunday bombings in egypt at least 36 worshippers were killed. delta airlines is struggling to keep planes flying. four days of thunderstorms caused disruptions at its atlanta hub, the airline is still cancelling flights, nearly 4,000 so far. justin rose is tied for the lead at 6-under. play continues later today here on cbs. now, the weather. the call under may say spring but snow is expected over the mountain west. it's cold across the plains, too. for the week ahead, april showers in spade. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> hobson: a counsel try is on the road to becoming an automation nation. quite literally on the road, our money issue cover story is from david pogue of yahoo finance. >> tony hughes has been a long-haul truck driver for more than 20 years. but today, all he has to do is sit back and relax. >> rose bud is on. we're hauling 20,000 pounds of freight down the florida turnpike in a self-driving, robotic truck. it's been retro-fitted with a self-driving kit ma

white smoke went up in the chimney and rome so for r birthday we could also celebrate a new pope, pope francis, and what better gift for her than to enjoy that on her birthday. some of us will be in new orleans for her service tomorrow, all of us, and -- all of us send our mourning and prayers to their family, i hope it's a comfort to them that so many people loved lindy boggs sherrickentative scott will talk with alan grayson about nsc the correct word snowden. edwardt nsa leaker snowden. home movie shot inside the white house by president nixon's aides. >> when the first electronic computer was planned, it was estimated there could never be a market for more than two or three. today, there are more than 5000 computers. >> this is a replica of a machine. this is a machine designed in 1890 to do the census. the 1880 census took 10 years to complete. the government knew it was in big trouble because it was going to run out of time before the 1900 census would be due. so a way around this problem was to automate the problem and the way he solved this was to ask a bunch of questions, the usual an

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laurie robertson, gray and mary francis. laurie won our contest. she and her two kids are with us at harry potter. her husband couldn't be here, but thank you for being here with us. we've got more coming up, we've got music, some singing. >>> i don't know if you know this professor dumbledore said music was the magic far beyond what they do at hog warts. >> so we have the hog warts frog choir. it's going to be led by warwick davis. he usually plays professor flitwick and you're the goblin. >> you played two guys. >> i did indeed. what's good about doing that, obviously one dies in the movie, i'm still around. >> it's a good thing. you want to be a working actor. >> what's it like walking around the park? when you walked out here people obviously reacted. >> it's fantastic. it's a great place to come back to. i feel at home here having worked on the set for the film the last ten years. >> explain why are the frogs singing. what's the story here? >> that's part of the frog choir. you see them in the prisoner of azkaban. >> take it away. >> the frog

pope francis writing in a letter today, quote: we showed no care for the little ones we abandoned them. but my next guest says that this scandal will not deter her faith. sharing in a "the washington post" op-ed the catholic church does not belong to the bishops. jesus gave it to us and we must take it back. here now karen tu tumenty. it was a very what struck you about what you heard in church on sunday. >> i looked around and interestingly enough there seemed to be more people than usual than you might see in august in washington. and what really struck me is we have a remarkable by a very young priest in our parish father alex scott who talked about how this whole situation has stirred his own doubts about the life that he has chosen as a priest. and he finally came around to making the argument that if this the church is going to change that all of us are going to have to be there to change it he made the argument that the presence of god is still in this place with us. we have to fix. this. >> martha: "special report" just a few moments ago, bret baier spoke with bishop zubic of t

francis asked, quote, what are the nub nuns doing that they ca answer the phone? maybe i'll try to call again later. it turns out they were holding midday prayers. >>> and britain's "guardian" looks at the public debut of a giant panda, the first ever born in taiwan. thousands took off from work and school to see this 6-month-old cub at the school. the began expected to see 40,000 visitors. she is a cutie. >> she is a cutie. >> very cute. >>> lawmakers face a busy year. voters are frustrated. the midterm election are half a year away. frank luntz is a strategist. good morning. >> good morning. >> the whole idea of extending unemployment benefits seems like a mao main thing to do. is it correct for them to do it? >> it's politically smart for democrats. the democrats are playing a populist campaign for 2014. >> income inequality and all that. >> all that. and republicans are going to respond with wasteful spending and obamacare. there's no give and take. it's all one way or the other way. the only issue where you might see bipartisanship were nsa and national secur

. >>> the mayor confirmed pope francis will include a procession through the park when he visits the city this month. tens of thousands of tickets will be made available to new york residents. >>> more than 17,000 people signed two online petitions to stop state officials from euthanizing a bear who had a brief encounter on friday. the bear displayed bold and aggressive behavior because it approached the woman and opened its mouth near her leg. >>> and the london "telegraph" spoke. anthony horwitz who wrote "trig more was" is sorry for calling him too street. . >>> this morning one of the most popular article on "the wall street journal's" website is called to stop procrastinating start by understanding the emotions involved. the story looks at recent research that found, quote, chronic procrastination is an emotional strategy for dealing with stress and it can lead to significant issues with their job. heidi gran halvorson is a social psychologist and director at columbia business school. heidi, good morning. >> good morning. it's not about being lazy. >> it's really not. we all pro

. >> ♪ >> reporter: in 1967, master sergeants francis corcoran and george wilson died in military hospitals after becoming ill during the vietnam war. today their names were added to the vietnam veterans memorial at the penn's landing. >> it was really thrilling and i was so glad that my kids and my grand kids, some of them could be here. >> reporter: elizabeth corcoran was surrounded by family including her eight children. frank wilson traveled from tennessee to see his father's name unveiled he described the last time he saw his father alive just before his senior year of high school. >> he was smiling. >> reporter: organizers say it's been 13 years since names have been added to this wall. it brings the total to 648 philadelphia veterans. reporting at the vietnam veterans memorial, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> in delaware, a group gathered at the war memorial plaza in new castle. the korean war veterans association organized this morning's program complete with a salute and wreath laying. democratic senator tom carper was also there to help honor newark residents steve lonzo

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pell is pope francis' top financial adviser and the highest ranking vatican official ever charged in the sex abuse crisis. >>> now, alarming new findings from the largest study conducted on the potential link between playing football and brain trauma. craig melvin is here with the results and how the nfl is responding. >> reporter: good morning to you. researchers from the boston school of medicine and the v.a. health care system, looked at the brains of 202 former football players and found evidence of the brain disease cte in all but one. this morning, a devastating blow to thenfl. 99% of deceased players' brains examined in a new study, showed signs of degenerative brain disease from hits to the head. >> this is more common than we anticipated. >> reporter: cte can only be formally diagnosed with an autopsy. doctors examined brains of amateur players and found cte in 91% of college players and 91% of former high school players. the nfl says it pledged $200 million for research. and in a statement tuesday, said, the medical and scientific communities will benefit from this publicat

now, pope francis is shrewd. he said the people who know about the people who know about marriages best are, guess who husbands and wives, mothers and faers. so he said to them to ask them how they can be more compelling in its beautiful liberating teaching about married life and family. it's good to ask them how we can best reach those who are having trouble accepting the timeless teaching of the faith. he's a shrewd teacher himself and i'm glad he's done this. >> do you think god sent this pope because he's concerned about the church. >> i'm sorry. >> i said do you think your god sent this pope because he was concerned about his church? >> i would think so. you bet. god is always concerned about the church and the people of israel. i'd like to say every pope, lord knows the ones i can remember with love and gratitude, paul vi john paul ii benedict xvith. all of them are gifts. all of them are signs of god through the church. yep, that's how i look at pope francis. >> let me ask you. the pope says he'd like to c

the little girl came face-to-face with pope francis. she reached in and grabbed the hat from his head. let's se let's see that from another angle. everybody had a good laugh. thankfully she handed the cap right back. still smiling, the pope placed it on his own head and went back to greeting other visitors. her grandfather shared that clip online. it's been retweeted 50,000 times. this is the best tweet of all-time. child's actions, care-free and love that smiles all over. donald writes, that will cost her a couple of hail marys. estella's mom said this. i thought it was a cute, personal family moment. then, all of a sudden, it kind of went crazy and everybody saw it. i loved it. it's been amazing. this happened on estella's first day in rome. no telling what she will be up to today. i'm a little disappointed. about a year and a half ago, up the street, matt and savannah, you had that opportunity to grab the hat. >> if i could turn back time, carson. >> would have gone viral. >> i just spilt tic tacs down the aisle of the church. >> car

. >>> a harley davidson motorcycle donated to pope francis last year sold at auction this morning in paris, and the winning bid was nearly $284,000 and francis signed the bike but it's unclear if he ever took it out for a ride. proceeds will go to help the homeless in rome. >> that's great. >> harley davidson is an american icon and so is babe ruth, and today is the last chance to buy one of the most famous pieces of sports history. michelle miller looks at how one baseball still captured babe ruth's legend. >> oh, there it is. the history of the baseball reads like a fairytale. in 1926 an 11-year-old johnny sylvester of new jersey was injured after a horse kicked him in the head. >> from this a very serious condition developed, which is a deterioration and infection of the bone. >> doctors thought johnny might not survive. through family connections, word got out to the two world series teams, the st. louis cardinals and the new york yankees. each team sent johnny an autographed baseball, but it was a message from yankee great, babe ruth that got all the attention. >> when babe ruth

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pope francis was driving through italy on his country road. he looked out of his window, and he saw some signs asking him to bless an angel. he got out of the car and he found this young disabled woman named roberta. let's take a look. >> i love this. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's one of the things that just makes you want to cry. >> especially, you know what, he is so unique in that way because -- >> i love this pope. >> look at the car he is riding in. he pulled over on a country road when he saw signs. i mean, that tells you everything about the guy. >> you know, you can say i'm one with the people or, you know, but he really is. >> he shows it. >>> we're going to end up with a little i-hoda. >> oh, good. >> i told i love the zach brown band. i hate to keep going with them. i can't help it. i keep listening in my apartment over and over. this is a song by the zach brown band with great harmonies called "sweet ann whereie." >> okay. >> crank it up in your house. ♪ sweet annie ♪ can i stay with you a while ♪ because this road's been putting

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we got you covered on the market but first at this hour, battle in the beltway. speaker of the house paul ryan trying to say all the right things ahead of tomorrow's much-anticipated meeting with donald trump. herman cain and howard kurtz are among our guests to talk all about that. >>> bernie sanders more than just a bee in hillary clinton's bonnet, that's for sure. more on the trail after his big win last night, another one. how much of a toll is this taking on the clinton general election campaign? our panel will weigh in.

. >>> busy weekend for pope francis at the vatican. yesterday helped move a predecessor closer to sainthood at the beativecation of pope paul vi. >> also the close of the synod of bishops. the meeting debating new report on family life and the search. the two-week conference ended. no agreement on relaxing the church's policies on gays and on marriage. abc's david wright has more. >> reporter: for a pope who is struggling to welcome back what he calls the lost sheep of his flock, the report from the synod of bishops may be a setback. but it's not an outright defeat. >> i think it's already had an impact to catholics around the world. >> reporter: and catholics who have been divorced and remaerd were hoping for more based an the open, accepting language of a previous draft. for instance, the early draft said homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer the christian community and recognized that same-sex couples offer each other precious support. that language was stripped out of the final document which now reaforms the church's oppos

the francis's youngest leader since napoleon. francis' military power, macron vowed to rejuvenate the union. >>> he died in february. a grand jury record details how surveillance cameras inside captured events leading to his death. >> we spoke with the family and timot timothy's girlfriend. good morning. >> reporter: timothy's family have not seen the video according to the grand jury report showing his was carried upstairs and smacking him on the face as he goes in and out of consciousness for hours. >> this was not boys being boys. they to rturtured him twelve ho and he died slow and painful death at the hands of these men of principles as they call it. >> they are struggle to make sense how timothy died. >> to hit him and slap him and brutalize him, they should try to get him help >> how do you look at someone and slap them in the face after you just watched them fall and they were unconscious. >> according to this grand jury report, theta pi, consumed a large amount of alcohol. the 19-year-old fell down a flight of basement s

david: i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." here what we have at this hour. we're hours from results that will have major impact on the democratic presidency. after tonight we may see the first presidential pmp

last week, johnson asked francis collins, the director of nih, why so many americans are going to the government so numbers appear to be dying after getting the shot. maybe there is a good expedition. instead, collins fretted the population focuses too much on the potential harm from vaccines. people might be hesitant to get them. i challenged his use of the term "vaccine hesitancy," ron johnson told us in a conversation today. i told them that based on the vaers database on my conversations with people who have chosen not to get vaccinated, a better description would be people who are hesitant to be coerced into participating the largest drug trial in history." why is that an unfair description, exactly? there is a reason that many states have more vaccine doses than they can use. some people just don't want the vaccine, and that is their right, period. and not all of them are crazy. health decisions used to be considered personal choices. we did not ask about them. they were considered personal, recently as last fall. in september of 2020, the height of the presidential campaign, a

. >> oh, san francisco.san franci all right, thank you. >>> san francisco museum of modern art is temporarily home to diego rivera's 74 foot american unity mural. it is now on display, and it is free for a gallery on the first floor. rivera painted it before a live audience on treasure island. during the golden gate exposition in 1940, the mural will stay until 2023 and then be returned to ccsf to be installed in a new performing arts center. >>> a dramatic kitchen fire was caught on camera, the little girl who saved her family's home. >>> i am michael finney, a looming deadline that you what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at

. >> pope francis used a tablet and wifi to turn on a giant christmas scene display this morning. >> thank you so much. >> -- in hopes of "the late show." >> not yet. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." from washington. gayle king is off. jeff glor and sharyn alfonsi are with us in studio 57. as you wake up in the west downtown los angeles is a mess because of two major fires. one of them destroyed a seven-story apartment building that was still under construction. >> the fire could be seen from all over los angeles. it impacted several major freeways. amber lee of cbs station ck cbs tv is at the scene. >> the 110 freeway northbound that leads into downtown los angeles is closed as fire crews try to tackle this very active fire. the good news is the bulk of the fire has been contained. l.a. city fire says it's still unclear how this fire started but it torched a 1.3 million square foot apartment complex that was under construction. the fire's still smoldering but early this morn

asked francis from chicago, illinois. >> that's a your. >> what fictional character would i go to lunch with? that's a very good question. maybe homer simpson. >> that's a good choice. >> doh. >> i'm a fan and i wouldn't feel ashamed for eating a lot. >> uh-oh. >> otto the bus driver. >> that would be fantastic. >> i'd hang with him before lunch. >> karen johnson from grand island. what is your favorite thanksgiving tradition with your family? >> i mean, it's kind of obvious, but just eating until we fall asleep, right? >> that's all you do on thanksgiving, right? >> watch the thanksgiving day parade. >> my mom makes a certain kind of cake which is funny because it's called armenian cake but we're not armenian. >> what in it? >> armenians. >> her mom had a cook book that was i guess armenian recipes and her mom is not armenia, the beauty of the united states of america. we make guacamole and armenian cake at my house. >> there you go. >> go back in. >> go back in. >> time for one more each of you. >> stacy roberta in venice, florida, if a broadway play was made about you, what would the

francis says that europe should be able to balance protecting the rights of its citizens and helping migrants in need. >> the new york "daily news" reports on four teens in custody for allegedly raping an 18-year-old woman in a brooklyn park. the suspects were scene on a store surveillance video before the attack. police say the victim was with her father when the suspects approached them. one pulled a gun and ordered the father to leave. when he returned the suspects had already fled and one of the suspects remains at large. >>> police in philadelphia received a warning that a threat to them is not over. last week, a cop was shot in his patrol car. police say the alleged gunman edward archer confessed to the attack in the name of islam. a female tipster told police that archer is associated with three men with radical beliefs. officers are tag the warning seriously. by uber and varies by location. they say they lowered the prices in more than 100 cities and to boost the rides taken in the winter slump when the business slows. >>> the capture of el chapo is putting the spotlight on a

francis collins is the director of the national institutes of health. as part of the pandemic response, collins oversees the federal effort to identify drugs to repurpose for covid treatment. it's a priority because of concerns that new covid variants could make vaccines less effective. >> collins: dr. lenze is a great example of a physician-scientist who probably never planned to work on an infectious disease, and yet approaches it with appropriate skepticism about anything that isn't absolutely certain, because you don't want to make that recommendation unless you know for sure. >> alfonsi: and how closely will you be watching what he reports? >> collins: the whole scientific community is watching his study and trying to see whether there's a way we can help in our own trials. we're strongly considering adding an arm to one of those trials to test fluvoxamine, to further add to the data that could be generated. >> alfonsi: there's been great caution about recommending repurposed drugs for covid, after the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine was promoted a

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. >> bill: pope francis ending his historic trip to iran with a call to forgive isis. he made the plea in the town of mosul. the holy father saying he was praying for people of all religions who suffered at the hands of terrorists while reminding the faithful forgiveness is a key principle for christians. amazing visit over the weekend. frankly, i think that story got less attention than it deserved. >> dana: also if you didn't have a chance to follow it over the weekend look at some of the images because they tell such a story when he was there in the ruins of a church and they are releasing the dove in front of him. it was. the meeting with the muslim clear t -- cleric. >> bill: iraqi security forces kept that visit safe. they were trained by the american military. that was a remarkable moment i thought watching francis go there. bravo all around. >> dana: u.s. hits a new record in daily vaccinations. researchers are developing an at-home covid-19 treatment with promising results in early trials. a five-day course designed to work similar to tam flu that you may have

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francis dewey liked him the way he was. but you're right. there are times when people, in print, compared his appearance to charlie chaplain or adolf hitler and in 1948 or 1944, little brown mustaches were probably not terribly political potent weapon. >> the convention in philadelphia when dewey accepts the nomination from his party. >> there's been honest contention, spirited disagreements and i believe considerable argument as. but don't let anybody be misled by that. you have given here in this call a moving and dramatic proof of how americans who honestly differ close ranks and move forward for the nation's well being shoulder to shoulder. let me assure you that beginning january 20, there will be team work in the united states. when these rights are secure in this world of ours, the permanent ideals of the republican party shall have been realized. the ideals of the american people are the ideals of the republican party. we have, in these days which proceeded us, in philadelphia, lit a beacon in this cradle of our own independence as o

if francis accept, he would be the first pope to appear before congress. he's expected to visit the u.s. next year. >>> the "london telegraph" says journalists on trial in a phone hacking case claims the late princess diana leaked information from him. he testified that diana wanted allies in the media during a feud with prince charles. the former news manager said diana gave him a royal phone directly. the confidential book was meant to show that charles had a much larger staff than she did. >>> "u.s.a. today" looks at former secretary of state's colin powell old-school selfie. he posted a black-and-white picture of him on facebook. he writes quote throwback thursday. i was doing selfies 60 years before you facebook folks. eat your heart out, ellen. a nod to ellen degeneres and her famous selfie at the oscars. >>> a lot of times in the news, says pet spending is an all-time high. pet owners spent almost $56 billion last year. they'll shell out close to $60 billion this year. pet food accounted for $21 billion, the more than total amount owners spent on an

katie francis sold 18,107 boxes during the official seven-week sales period. she did it by selling cookies until 9:30 each and every school night and working for 12 hours on weekends. that record before was 18,000 for an entire year. she did it in seven weeks. and it has been held for 30 years. she says she's not done. she wants to send 20,000 by march. 100,000 in her girl scout career. >> all right. put me down for thin mints. >> that's a lot of thin mints. >> two samoas. >> are the biggest seller. >>> the selling is fantastic. the actual distribution now, she's going to need to hire -- >> you're right. >> a workforce. which means m-o-m. >> i love seeing the wagon. congratulations. >>> "pop news" is coming up but time now for the weather. ginger zee has made her way outside. >> yeah, i'll take some thin mints. i think i heard that -- i don't know -- through the screams of spring breakers from -- >> wisconsin. >> from wisconsin wishing mom a happy birthday. what's her name? >> kim. >> can you do an oh goodness in your accent? >> oh, goodness. >> oh, goodness.

i am melissa francis. and happy tax day. lori: and it is my daughter's birthday, so happy birthday, honey. i am lori rothman. stop accelerating on the last half-hour. new pressure on commodities, the dow right now off 166 points. gold plunging below $130 per ounce right now. we're tracking the market

in rome this morning, pope francis prayed for the victims of today's tragedy. "hearing that there are children among the victims," he says, "i am deeply saddened." the buildings may one day be shattered. the mayor this morning saying this town which survived centuries is effectively gone. they're pleading for anything to help people in this town. >> lucy cavanaugh, we apologize for some of the difficulties in transmission but you can imagine, it is a difficult time. >>> for sure. also in morning, a potential threat is developing in the atlantic. people from florida to texas should be watching it closely. al is watching it right now. >> good morning, guys. we have a couple of systems out there in the atlantic. we have gaston, but we aren't really worried about that. we are watching investigation area 99-l which will most likely become a tropical depression. this is the formation zone over the next five days stretching southern bahamas and miami. the storm moves across the bahamas, strengthening friday afternoon. but on sunday, the american model kind of keeps it

or another one person opera i do which is the play that was turned into an opera by francis pulang. this is something i doively from other singers so i get asked to do these things very often. >> rose: anybody really you wanted to work with and for whatever reason, schedules or chance did not happen. >> i'm sure that is true. i would have to think hard. but i'm certainly that there would have been people. i would have liked to have had the opportunity to work more with a conductor with whom i had the great privilege of working when i first started singing. and that was rudolph. and i learned so much from that man in such a short period. and i was very sorry that we didn't work more because it was really marvelous. i did songs with him and i learned so much about singing and portraying deep thoughts within a song. and allowing the audience to feel that and not to get caught up in the emotion of one self. and that was something that was important to learn very early and i wish we sort of had the chance to go on. >> rose: is there a film based on you in paris, what's it called diva. >>

some nuns that hoped relations would improve after the election of pope francis, but this week, mueller said his office is still trying to help the lcwr "rediscover their identity." he strelssed that his colleague are not massagen icht enistmass. w a special report. september is national drug and alcohol recovery month. u.s. facials say heroin abuse has been rising to epidemic ledges across the country, affecting small towns and people in the faith community as well. today kim lawton looks at the crisis and talks with one of the nation's most prominent evangelical leaders, rerverend richard cizik, whose own son died of a heroin overdose last year. >> reporter: for years reverend richard cizik has been one of the most prominent evangelical voices advocating on issues from religious freedom to interfaith dialogue and climate change. now he's take up a new cause. one he never wanted. >> this has been my whole career, really, on so many public issues, but never did i imagine it would cut so close to home. or be so personal. or painful. >> reporter: on december 19, 2013, cizik's 23-year-old

. >> james francis quinn. >> every year, i wait for someone to say his name, hoping that they won't say his name and if his name wasn't said, that means it's not true. >> reporter: noreen's son was 23 years old, a trad trader. >> i've tried in the eight years at some point. >> reporter: it doesn't get any easier? >> no. >> reporter: the pain doesn't fade, but then, neither does the pride. >> we also remember all those who spontaneously rushed forward to help, however and whomever they could. >> i know he went right up to heaven with all those ashes that were up in the sky in new york city. >> reporter: firefighters and policemen circled the reflecting pool at ground zero. and in sharksville, pennsylvania bells tolled for the passengers who helped thwart the terrorists plans on board united flight 93. >> in our joys and in ouror ropes, we know we belong to one another. >> reporter: eight years of sorrow, remembered. i was speaking to a close friend of someone who was lost here that told me every year on september 11th, he wakes up in the morning and it just feels different, from any othe

francis collins from the national institutes of health, and d.e.a. administrator, anne milgram. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital, wishing you a happy holiday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00 -- >>> a family tragedy in contra costa county reveals a hidden danger out home when it is so cold outside. >> the symptoms are somewhat like the common cold or flu. >>> clear skies, dry air, another chilly night. i am tracking that and another chance of rain in the forecast. >>> these organized retail mobs are expressing themselves in a way that has a profound impact on our feelings of safety. >> tonight, the governor's $250 million plan to crack down on scenes like this all over the bay area. >>> would you be shocked if this ended in a hung jury? >> the answer from one legal analyst tonight after the closing arguments in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. >>> right now at

we have francis mcmillan who will weigh forth on thisitem. >> i have a presentation . >> we have granted you presenter status if you want to bring it up ... >> can you see my screen? i'm sorry. >> chair: we can see it. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors and planning department staff. i'mpresenting historic preservation commissions designation for the eagle bar as an article 10 landmark . we recommended designation from 19 to 21. that report was prepared at senior planner westhoff's office. the eagle bar was established in its current location at 12th street. it is significant for its association with the lgbtq committee of san francisco's longest running leather bar and over the course of four decades the eagle has served as a community center for self markets lgbtq community posting events includingcharitable fundraisers , live music and comedy, political and social organizingand more . it's designated the eagle 107 san francisco landmark properties associated with its lgbtq history. the eagle opened just before the onset of the aids epidemic and through the 80s and 90s they lost

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pope francis will be holding mass this weekend. he will deliver his message on sunday morning, which he hopes will, i'm sure, provide some solace to many people around the world for whom this has been an incredibly difficult year, and hoping above hope that with the vaccine rollout slowly ramping up, that this time next year will finally look very different. mark lowen reporting on those changes that are coming in the next three days in italy. 12 minutes past seven. if you do not have a head for heights, you may want to look away. a man who previously free—climbed the shard in london has now scaled one of europe's highest skyscrapers in barcelona, without any ropes or safety measures. i think we're all doing the same aren't we? we are going what? really? crowds watched as the george king, who is 21 and from oxford, climbed his way to the top of the 116m melia barcelona sky hotel. there was a little gathering, as you can see, as he came down. he will be facing a fine. those pictures are staggering. he was arrested by police, yeah.

francis collins saying it's too soon to assume that. doubling every two to four days and underscoring the need for people to get tested the week before christmas. especially if they're gathering with family members. even as the urgent clinic is open, folks, you see the line. and not only for the city but much of the country as well. >> polo sandoval reporting from new york. let's discuss all things covid with dr. chris bernall, she's a public health physician in newark, new jersey. dr. pernell, thank you for sharing your morning with us. i'm wondering as you're seeing the surge and in some areas breaking records? >> you know, boris, it's frustrating and alarming at the same time. we find ourselves facing a winter surge where there's actually two threats. there's the ongoing threat of delta and the looming threat of omicron. i can tell you i even had a covid exposure earlier in the week had to do a series of tests and i came back negative, thankfully. but the omicron variant is really showing if you haven't been vaccinated and boosted th

but the second cap the president started with a 90-minute closed door meeting with pope francis. plus we're just days away from the high stakes race of virginia's next governor. the polls are neck in neck in the home stretch. and the jurors in the derek chauvin murder trial spoke exclusively with me. >>> so joining me now, fiona hill, the former senior director for european affairs. also the author of the new book, there is nothing for you here. finding opportunity in the 21st century. good to see you. thank you for joining us this evening and congratulations on the new book as well. so let's talk about the president kicking off a critical trip abroad, showing candor, trying to rebuild relations with allies. he wants to show the world that america is back. is it working, fiona? >> well, so far so good. the response to his efforts to patch things up with french president macron seems to be pretty positive so far. i think what we'll see over the next few days is whether he come away with the g-20 with any break through agreements. the critical part is what happens next, however. it

pope francis was last year's honoree. thursday is angry birds day, the fifth anniversary of the launch of the smart phone game app which according to one estimate consumes 200 million minutes of player time worldwide every day. friday is the day for the ninth annual billboard "women in music" luncheon in new york honoring the contribution of women to the music industry. and on saturday, two video works by the oscar winning director of "12 years a slave" steve mcqueen, go on view at amsterdam's stedilijk museum. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ >> our critic david edelstein has some holiday movies, scariest first. >> here we are midst of the holiday movie season, oscar bait everywhere and much more to come on christmas day and even so -- even so -- i mostly want to talk about

these are perfect bookends of the market i take the points francis is making imprurks you look at things differently >> that would be an understatement, kelly. so right now there are lots of different theories on where inflation comes from there are lots of different things that cause inflation. the point is all of them right now are pointing at higher inflation. so if you're a monitorist like me, you believe the money supply matters. m-2 money supply is up 40% if you're somebody who believes the fed controls things, the fed fund rate is at 50 basis points. that's negative real interest rates. we have negative real interest rates right now. that's inflationary. there are supply side people who think this is about our ability to produce goods, and clearly that's inflationary. we're not able to get the supply of goods we need there are people that think this is about wages we have the tightest wage and labor market we've had probably in 40 years. we have globalization which has been a negative force for inflation producing people shipping goods, manufacturing to low cost markets that is sl

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on sunday, pope francis declared the parents of saints in their own right. the couple bore nine children in the 19th century and only five survived. all five became nuns, including the youngest at the asubmerged nearly 50 years ago when a nearby dam was completed. >>> the sacramento b then fiancee. 120 guests have been invited to the 35,000 dollar ceremony. but, instead, the reception hall was packed with people who needed it most. i heard that there was filet mignon and salmon on the menu. a nice thing to do. >>> "wall street journal" reports oprah winfrey bought a 10% stake in weight watchers and is joining their board. falling membership sank the company's shares by about 73%. so far this year. gayle? >> something tells me she will be very helpful to weight watchers. just something i'm thinking. >> you're thinking she has the golden touch about in everything. >>> what is believed to be dell's new album and it's not due out until november. hello it's me if after all these years you'd like to meet >> the clip played during an ad break on the british x-facto

when we look at what agent branch meant or what francis met or what a john lucas meant, they were key figures in the success of the team. >> steve: right. >> ron: and they got stats. >> steve: juan dixon won a national championship. >> ron: exactly. he has to be mentioned in that category because he is getting the numbers. imagine if you take him out of the maryland terrapin equation. what this team would look like and how it would be. he is definitely valuable to this team. i think he made the right decision in coming back to school. i don't think he was ready. >> steve: a basket again. of course you have tom mcmillan and lenny elmore. buck williams. a lot of great players. >> ron: came out of here. >> steve: yeah. >> ron: lonnie baxter. steve blake. the list is long. >> steve: goes on and on. we saw stevey blake yesterday in verizon center when the wizards knocked off portland. and he is another guy that came out of the school in typical point guard the fashion, gets the ball up and down the court quickly, makes good decisions, excellent passer, and yet he's improved his shooting as