rio confronted by agents on horse back. 36-year-old haitian migrant said if he is deported he will die in haiti because there's no security in the country. the county sheriff joe frank martinez wants the federal government to do more. >> it takes too along to process an asylum claim. the system has been broke for 40-50 years. it's been a political football from one administration to the next. they say they are working to move thousands of the migrants every day to processing centers. >> we have sent a clear message early on in light of the fact that we are in the midst of a pandemic. that theder is not open and people should not take the

perilous journey here. >> there was a question of if there's an conflict that afghan immigrants are being allowed and these immigrants are not. >> the aarp is warning seniors of several scams involving their medicare coverage. the criminals are e-mailing, calling and even knocking on doors, offering all kinds of medical services. and all they want is your medicare card number. >> reporter: this is becky. your patient advocate working closely with medicare, currently medicare is offering precautionary genetic cancer screening nationwide. >> reporter: people are receiving calls. it a scam according to the aarp, the fake calls have hit more than 60 million americans. >> these are sophisticated

criminals. >> reporter: kathy stokes is the director of fraud prevention programs at aarp. >> in the process they are asking for your medicare number. >> reporter: they may sell that number to other criminals or use it to file fraudulent claims. authorities in ohio say that residents there are getting a different fake medicare call. >> they will have the appropriate medicare number and the name to go with it and they are telling them they need a new card. >> reporter: the federal trade commission are saying that the scammers are trying to collect personal information like in this call. >> i'm from medicare, we are sending out the new cards and i need to confirm your billing information to keep your coverage active. >> reporter: medicare never calls looking for money or offering test kits. >> it's not how it works. know it's a scam. your doctor has to prescribe medical equipment for surgeries or test kits, and without that

prescription you can't get the stuff. >> reporter: the federal trade commission said if you receive a commission said if you receive a call like this, simply you said that you would shave your eyebrow off for a #klondike. go go. ohhh. [hysterics laugh] ♪

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we spoke to the creator. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ after six seasons, 86 episodes and a place on just about every critics list of most influential tv shows ever. >> we are a family, and even this [ bleep ] day this means something. >> after the mafia family wrote the rules.sp spurning standards. >> after show creator david chase gave us a brutal mob boss that spent sessions with his shrink talking about his mother. >> where did this come from? the therapy part and the mother part? >> i was in therapy largely because of my mother. >> he knew what he would hear

after the series was over. ♪ ♪ >> people socially said are you going to do more? you should do more. >> you were thinking never, i'm done? >> yeah. yes, i did. >> but4 years later, turns out he was not done. james gandelfini's death in 2013 meant a sequel was out, so chase went the other way. setting a movie 30 plus years before the show. the many saints of newark are of a father figure to the young tony who was mentioned on the sopranos but never fleshed out. >> you remember dickey moltasanti? >> no. >> no? is that what you said? >> say a friend of yours? >> he was my father. >> i went back over my memories. oh, yeah, dickey moltasanti, there was all the talk about him. and he was really a bad ass, i'm

interested in that, i would like to see who that guy was. >> it's not a tony soprano origin story? >> no, it is not, we wanted to make a gangster movie. not a origin story, a gangster movie. >> whatever the intentions a prequell meant meeting younger versions of beloved characters. and making sure they rang true. where is the line between honoring the integrity of the character and parody? >> mostly casting. >> hm-mm. >> that's mostly where the line is. >> more than writing? >> yeah, y i think so. >> i felt an obligation to the characters as a fan. >> he plays the young silvio donte. >> i need to talk to mickey. >> he is not here. >> his car is here. >> battery is dead. >> tony soprano's right hand man

portrayed by steve van zant in the show. >> go ahead, my soup was still warm when i got home. >> it started for the frown he has. and then, gets in to the shoulders a little bit. and then, it's, you know, he always has his hands kind of like this. he kind of keeps his arms in. >> he said that the pressure to capture the essence of the iconic characters and not do impressions of them was felt cast-wide. >> you know, nothing is like playing a character where you have millions rabid fans that are ready to pounce on you at the slight estimate miest mista have to turn my phone and internet off for a few weeks, because it will be scary as hell. you know, they are going to come at us. >> no choice will be more skrut niced than the actor cast to play the young tony soprano. >> did you audition other act

t ors? >> yes. >> once you auditioned him, you knew? >> yeah. >> him. >> what did you say? >> is michael galdafini, his son. >> the comes with pressure. it comes with a responsibility. and then, a whole other level of you know, playing my dad's part. >> but then he did something he never had done before. >> before your prep nfor the audition, you had never watched the series? >> yes, i had never seen it. my dad passed and so it was a kind of thing like it's going to be hard, i don't really want to open that up right now and then, i watched the first season, before the audition and just fell in love. i was so proud of my dad. >> he studied his dad's work,

especially those therapy scenes. >> this isn't going to work, i can't talk about my personal life. >> hours with a character who has triggers and impulses and a mind-set so, it's is ssuch a gi. i have have hours inside of a mind i'm about to play. >> what's the matter, don't cry, it's only me. uncle tony. i don't know what, it's like i scare him. >> despite the shadows and footsteps he knew he would confront, did you think, you know what? i'm good. i don't need to do this. >> i don't know if you have jumped out of a plane or something. you go and you look back and you go, how did i do that? sometimes i, it baffles me too, that i -- i just sort of did it. yeah. i guess if i had thought about it too much, it citizen --

>> were you concerned, when what if it does not work? what consequence might there be for michael? >> no, he is an actor, he wants to work, be a star, whatever. o. he is, i mean, he is, what is he now, 20, 22? you asked for it. so -- >> i want to go to college. i can't get -- like this. >> david chase knows he has asked for it as well. >> i think to myself, when are people going to get tired of this family? >> i mean, how about never? >> i guess -- i mean, i guess it's possible, yeah. it's not justify the way i think. >> knowing one thing he can count on from the passionate fans is an unvarnished answer. >> i'm asking the guy at this level will, does it still matter? >> yeah. i mean, i am one human being trying to communicate with a couple million human beings and what they respond to me, of

course, it matters. if they say, you surprised me, that was interesting. or that matters. as opposed to hey, [ bleep ], that's, we saw that

how much would you pay for a bottle of 80-year-old scotch. >> reporter: this bottle was 80 years in the making. >> 80 years of oak maturation makes it the oldest aged. >> reporter: this started in world war ii, the whiskey maker barrelled the scotch when much of europe was on a war footing. >> distillaries were turned in to arm's manufacturers or clothing manufacturers, everything was used for the war effort. so, to have any whiskey the distilled in 1940, let alone still exist today and that you can drink is extremely rare.

>> reporter: auctionouse smp u -- what kind of price are we putting on the bottle? >> it's about $100,000 to 200,000 u.s. dollars. >> reporter: the moment of truth, how does it taste? wow. >> there's sort of a rhubarb, custard, apple pie flavor in there. >> reporter: despite the shock wave of flavor, old age whiskey is not just for drinking. >> it's sort of a trophy piece if you are buying art and plenty will drink these. >> reporter: to drink or not to drink. that will be the question when the world's oldest whiskey is sold next month. ian lee, cbs news, london. that bottle goes up for auction october 7th, but another 240 will be available at exclusiver stores.

and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. reporting from the nation's capitol. i'm cather-- good morning, this is cbs news flash. i'm in new york. a texas doctor is facing two lawsuits after violating the state's six-week abortion ban. the suits filed by a chicago man and a felon under house arrest in arkansas opened the door for a constitutional battle over the ban. george holiday the man who filmed the beating of rodney king has died from covid-19, at 61. the video led to the 1992 l.a. riots and nationwide protests. and filehis one under things you don't typically see at the u.n. general assembly. bts called for gender equality and end to poverty with a music

video. president biden is set to speak later today in his first official address to the assembly. for news, download the cbs news app to your cell phone or connected tv. cb news, new york. phone or connected tv. from new york. it is tuesday, september it is tuesday, september 21, 2021, this is cbs morning news. addressing the world. broo biden addresses the world. seeking answers, an autopsy today. authorities search the home of her fiance considered a person of interest. border controversy. looking into footage of how agents on horseback addressed haitian migrants.

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