plus, covid s come back. holiday weekend travel snagged by staffing shortages while covid looms large. and later: today may be different but it is still not treating people like we want to be treated. an octogenarian confronting racism head on. this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. tonight, no capturing of level of airchg he in uvalde, texas, gunman took 21 lives in the nation s 27th school shooting so far this year. today, in his commencement address at the university of delaware, president joe biden remembered the young lives lost. as i speak, those irnts pa are literally preparing to bury their children. in the united states of america. to bury their children it s too much violence, too much fear, too much grief. we cannot outlaw tragedy, i know. but we can make america safer. cbs s omar villafranca is in uvalde, texas for us. omar, good evening. reporter: good evening. thousands of people have streamed into this park in uvalde to cry t
because i was a backward kid. george lopez: and then it s just over and he s gone. he committed suicide in january of 1977. jim mckaines: he dies at age 22 with the world literally at his feet. patrick gomez: it was heartbreaking for the latinx community, and i think we ve realized you can t put that pressure on one person to represent an entire minority group. george lopez: to see somebody that. that changes you; that gives you a purpose. i wanted to be a comedian because of him. ed: i ll miss you. chico: you ll miss me? ed: but i won t miss you with this if you don t get back to work.. emily vanderwerff: the american sitcom had gotten a disruption in the early 1970s with all in the family, mary tyler moore beretta: you go from lear s, we gonna hit race.
first time in january of 1977. michael carneal will be tried as an adult. and strikingly uvalde will not be my last. i am like so many americans, numb. tonight here is the saddest part of where we are. as americans consider what the latest massacre might produce, horror, resignation, deep incapacitating despair, sure. but if recent history is any guide, change won t find its way on the list. how in god s name is that possible? jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. how ask that possible? thank you, jim axelrod. that is the cbs weekend news for this saturday. i m adriana diaz. in dhi. chicago. good night.
davis, controversial, but unforgettable. george blanda, who played until he was 50, quarterback and placekicker. ben davidson and ted hendricks defensively. george atkinson and jack tatum. the snake, kenny stabler, their quarterback. fred biletnikoff, the wide receiver. and madden himself was unmistakable on the sideline. his regular season record is still by percentage either the best or the second best in nfl history. he basically won 75 or 76% of the games he coached. they finally won the super bowl in january of 1977 when they blew the vikings out, but prior to that he had come so close so many times. he lost several afc championship games because there were other great teams that were contemporaries, the chiefs, the dolphins, chuck knowles steelers. every one of those name references returns me to my
charming latino. this kid is just beloved by everyone. chico. yes, but not necessarily in that order. they used to call me that in grade school because i was a backward kid. and then he s over and he s gone. and he committed suicide in january of 1977. he dies at age 22 with the world literally at his feet. it s heartbreaking for the l latinx community. to see somebody that changes you, that gives you a purpose, i