little steven van zandt joining me right now.at to see you again. >> you too. >> congratulations on "lillyhammer." how fabulous. >> thank you. thank you. >> what a fantastic original series from netflix. not like each episode airs in the same time slot every week. talk to us about the show. >> a new world now. all of the episodes are up at once, which are the viewing habits of most people these days, especially young people. >> people want to watch when they want to watch. >> they will tape a whole season and then watch it. netflix is ahead of everybody else. they have been visionaries, i think, all along. reed hastings is an amazing guy. finally integrating tv and computers, like we always talked about but have been waiting for that and the content person ted soranoss is equally innovative. it makes a statement i think about where they are going with their content. >> really does. >> it is like, you know, they are not going to compromise. they will do something artistically interesting to them. this is a norwegian show. >> this

. >>> netflix first original series featuring steven van zandt stars as a mobster under witness protectn a tv show that's not on tv. little steven van zandt join in me now. great to see you. >> you, too. >> how fabulous. >> thank you. thank you. >> what a fantastic original series from netflix. it's not like it airs in the same time slot every week. talk to us about the show. >> a whole new world now. all the episodes are up at once, which are the viewing habits of most people these days, especially young people. >> people want to watch what they want to watch. >> netflix is ahead of everything else. they have been visionaries all along. he's an amazing guy. he's integrating computers and tv like we always talked about. >> oh. >> the content person is equally a visionary. to buy a norwegian tv show as the first original programming is so interesting and makes a statement, i think, about where they are going with the content. it's like, you know, they are not going to compromise. they are going to do something that is interesting to them. this is a norwegian show. >> this week, in fact,

likely story. >> steven van zandt. do people say trust your gut on a big decision? >>> that is perfect music to introduce our next guest. he says that there are two types of thinking, fast and slow. it's really important to know when to think slowly. >> daniel kahneman of princeton has been called one of the most influential psychologists in history. he's one of the only one to win the nobel prize. welcome. great to see you here. >> great pleasure. >> what do we mean by thinking fast and thinking slow? >> every one of us really recognizes that there are two different ways that thoughts come to mind. so if i say two plus two. >> four. >> if i say 17 times 24. >> 748. >> no. >> it's 408. charlie wait -- >> you rehearsed that. >> let me tell him. in the green room, charlie, i had the nerve to say 17 times 24 is 404. no. it's 408. i'm trying to tell you the right answer. >> the point is, some things we can go by instinct other things by -- >> we have to reason our way through and figure things out. we have to -- >> trust o

likely story. >> steven van zandt.le say trust your gut on a big decision? >>> good morning, it is a sunny day start with temperatures now in the mid-upper 30s. there is no real great wind per se so it is a very comfortable upper 30s, going for a high temperature today right around 53 degrees. now by the afternoon tune in ,,, >>> that is perfect music to introduce our next guest. he says that there are two types of thinking, fast and slow. it's really important to know when to think slowly. >> daniel kahneman of princeton has been called one of the most influential psychologists in history. he's one of the only one to win the nobel prize. welcome. great to see you here. >> great pleasure. >> what do we mean by thinking fast and thinking slow? >> every one of us really recognizes that there are two different ways that thoughts come to mind. so if i say two plus two. >> four. >> if i say 17 times 24. >> 748. >> no. >> it's 408. charlie wait -- >> you rehearsed that. >> let me tell him. in the green room, charlie, i had t

and actor, musician, steven van zandt stops by to tell us about his new tv series.t's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thank for watching everyone. i'm betty nguyen. thank for watching everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> the past comes back to haunt sheriff ross mirkarimi. his ex-girlfriend is set to meet with the judge in his

before he goes, steven van zandt is stopping by studio 57.of a gangster again and what was supposed to happen at the grammys. >> it's not often somebody lying in a coffin wakes up. we'll make a long story short of that. >> fast thinking and slow thinking. we're talking to an author who says we have fast thinking. two plus two is what? slow thinking, 24 times 17. what's the answer to that? think about that. i want the answer at 8:00. you can catch us a sk >>> good morning. it's 7:56. time for news headlines. i'm juliette goodrich. >>> a skier died last night hours after he was caught in an avalanche in and out of bounds area near alpine meadows ski resort. it took hours for rescue crews to get injured skier to a truckee hospital where he died. >>> death penalty opponents say they have turned in 800,000 signatures to qualify a ballot measure to abolish capital punishment in california. if state elections officials determine at least 504,000 signatures are valid, the measure goes to voters in november. >>> we'll have traffic and weather in just

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