carole king.the break they'll join us on set. first, >>> good morning, we got some overcast conditions in the region right now. we will take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. 42 on tv hill. there is moisture to the west. the question is can any of this creep into the area today. we actually have a few showers in the forecast. let's just see how it goes. i don't think it is going to be enough to give us long-term relief from the warnings we have been discussing but nonetheless anything is a break. 56 degrees will be your high temperature this a ♪ yeah birds yeah ♪ >>> for 18 years the farrelly brothers have scored hit after hit with their unique no holds bar comedy style. >> the last thing we need is bad luck. ♪ ♪ no no no ♪ >> what? >> hey, hey! are you done making all that big noise, huh? huh? ♪ ♪ i'm not going to stand on my reputation ♪ >> i'm going to give you a lesson in low center of gravity. hey, whoa. hey. ♪ they are-l say what they want to say ♪ >> and i think i saw it right

carole king.ther. they're in the green room and after the break they'll join us on set. first, ♪ yeah birds yeah ♪ >>> for 18 years the farrelly brothers have scored hit after hit with their unique no holds bar comedy style. >> the last thing we need is bad luck. ♪ ♪ no no no >> what? >> hey, hey! are you done making all that big noise, huh? huh? ♪ ♪ i'm not going to stand on my reputation ♪ >> i'm going to give you a lesson in low center of gravity. hey, whoa. hey. ♪ they are-l say what they want to say ♪ >> and i think i saw it right behind your ear. >> now in their new movie the writer/directors are bringing back the classic slap stick comedy of "the three stooges". >> where's mine? >> they're small. >> why don't you have two? >> oh, now look what you did, mo, you got doughnuts stuck in my hair. >> you're in luck. i got a doughnut remover right here. >> what's a doughnut remover? >> it's one of these. do-not-remove. >> what are the odds of that? >> hey, mother superior is looking for you. >> he

carole king joins me now.nd i want to add to your lovely introduction by saying that all those songs were co-written with gerry goffin. >> behind every man is a better woman. the thing that fascinates me about this book is you've had these pivotal moments in your life and i suspect made you have a life richer than others. and i think the classic example is you were about to do "tapestry." there you were in california. everyone is going crazy for you, selling millions of albums. you suddenly think, no, i'm going to go to idaho. >> that was not right after "tapestry." >> when was that? >> it was 1976 when i started to seriously look to go to idaho. "tapestry" was 1971. my way of coping wit and having a life, i like that you twigged having a life. the fame was swirls around me. i was in laurel canyon. i was with charlie larky. my second husband, my bass player as well. i already had the two goffin daughters. i really centered myself in my family. i wasn't doing lots of interviews and going to lots of parties and

king? >> carol. carol. the great carol king. >> i'm old but i'm not that old!liteness. at any rate, we've been talking about changing altitudes towards women. as a woman who has been in one of the most vicious and eric ba bates can contest to this the music industry, tell us about your experience being a woman in the mid '60s and '70s and the rock industry and the lessons you learned from that. and i'd love to get your thoughts on the dialogue we're having today around women and women's freedoms. >> sure. i had actually a unique relationship to the business, because when i -- bv i caefore in, gloria steinem said i was the first woman to give a downbeat i never thought about it. i just went about mied by, did what i did. and somehow found a niche in my businesser i was accepted, treated with respect, given place where other women might not have been. i can't explain why, other than my confidence and my lack of -- >> inknha bigs. >> the fear of being held back wasn't in my psyche. where it was difficult was my home life. i valued myself in my business. i didn't v

"carole king: a natural woman." carole king joins me now. to your lovely introduction by saying that all those songs were co-written with gerry goffin. credit where do. >> you may as well but behind every man is a better woman. the thing that really fascinates me about this book is you've had these pivotal moments in your life where you've done these crazy things but actually i suspect have made you have a life that's been a lot richer than others. and the classic example i think you just did "tapestry" or were just about to do "tapestry." there you were in california. everyone is going crazy for you, selling millions of albums. you suddenly think, no, i'm going to go to idaho. >> that was not right after "tapestry." >> when was that exactly? >> it was 1976 -- '5 or '6 when i started to seriously look to go to idaho. "tapestry" was 1971. but my way of coping with it and having a life, i love that you like twigged right to that, having a life was, well, the fame was swirling around me and i was living in laurel canyon. i was with charlie lark

she tells all in her fascinating new book "carole king" and the extraordinary carole king joins me nowadd to your lovely introduction by saying that all those songs were cowritten with gerry goffin. >> behind every man is a better woman. the thing that fascinates me about this book is you've had these pivotal moments in your life and i suspect can you've had a life richer than others and i think the classic example is you were about to the tapestry and you were in california, everyone is going crazy for you and selling millions of albums and you suddenly say, no, i'm going to idaho. >> that was not after "tapestry." >> i was in '96. "tapestry" was 1971. my way of coping it and having a life, i love that you twigged right to that "having a life." the fame was swirling around me and i was living in laurel canyon and i was with charlie larkey, my second husband, my bass player as well. we had our first child together. i already had the two goffin daughters and i centered myself and my family. so i wasn't doing lots of interviews and going to lots of parties and doing whatever people who a

carole king. the legendary songwriter, singer is here. memoir. remarkable story about a career, writing such great songs. but also a dark period in her personal life. we're going to talk to her about that in just a minute. >> so i got to go to a baseball game last night to see the mets and my washington nationals. didn't quite turn out the way i was hoping. the point is maybe i'm thinking about baseball and so is john grisham. he's got a new book out about baseball, that he's wanted to write for 20 years. it's a fascinating story. i'm going to talk to him about it in a couple of minutes. >> very cool. and you know and love mariska hargitay from "law & order: svu." she's here. she's here to talk about another role that she had. also the heartbreak that she felt after losing out on an adoption when the baby's mother changed her mind. >> that's right. >> get a little personal this morning. >> and also her program which is coming back. that's right. but first can we say hello to you guys, christina applegate. from the hit comedy "up all night

eastern when i'm joined by carole king, robert costa and eric bates. you can findous at dpfacebook.ello, andrea. >> hey, alex. thanks so much. we are highlighting the battleground battle here in colorado, the swing states. the democratic governor john hickenlooper will be joining us as we also kick off education nation with the governor. also joining me ambassador susan rice on the failed north korea rocket launch and a new u.n. presidential statement on that. >>> and former iran hostage sarah shourd will be with me. andrea mitchell live from colorado coming up next. i'm bill karins with your business travel forecast on this monday. what a crazy monday it's going to be. summer-like heat with record highs in new england. snow in northern minnesota. rain down along the gulf coast and more and i in the northwest. but boston today, boston marathon, 88 degrees, warmest temperature ever for the boston marathon. thunderstorms possible atlanta and detroit. [ female announcer ] lactaid milk is easy to digest. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for thos

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>>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," best-selling author john gresham and carol king. i'm michelle miller. . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. it's wednesday, april 11. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. monika santami. howard bernstein is off once again. olga breese is here once again. >>> we're onle cool side. we're down a couple of degrees from yesterday at this hour. the winds have been light 5 miles per hour so not so bad. as we get into the remainder of the morning, we'll pick up more of the breeze like we did yesterday. took almost till noontime till the real wind took over. most of us are still sitting in the upper 30s and lower 40s. by and about the 9:00 hour, most of us should make it into the upper 40s. the sunshine is going to stick around for half of the day. it's going to look a lot like yesterday did. clear sunshine till about the lunch break. later in the afternoon the cloud cover should take over. temperatures should hover in the upper 50s for highs and then the opportunity for a late day shower moving on through. current tempe

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visiting studio 57 today, one of the best selling musicians of all time carol king will talk about her legendary career. >> before that we have one more check of traffic and weather. keep it right here on 9news now. >>> you recognize that, right? one more thing before we go. the simpsons. been on for decades. one of the big secrets about the long running cartoon was that it took place in springfield but springfield where? springfield, massachusetts? springfield, illinois? springfield -- it took place in springfield, oregon. because matt grew up in portland and springfield was a hundred miles or so to the south of where he grew up. he was inspired by the tv show "father knows best." >> one father, one mother. >> springfield, oregon is where that takes place. >> there you go. >>> we are on the chilly side this morning. we've got some morning sunshine. we'll get some afternoon clouds, maybe a shower moving on through. it's going to be breezy and definitely temperatures cool for today and tomorrow. >> springfield, virginia, they would never get anywhere. right at 66, a disabled tractor- tr

. >>> and carol king in the house when we get started on a tuesday on "today.". >> see you soon. thank you. >> sounds good. [ alarm ] >>> turn that down! no, there's a new alarm clock that guarantees you'll never be late for work again. a guy in new jersey came one the idea. there is no snooze button on this alarm clock. once the alarm goes off, you got to get out of bed. then you have to punch in a code into a separate keypad which the creator recommends keeping in another room. the clock is posted -- is on line. you can find this on the internet. so far the creator has received 400 orders. that clock costs $350. that will keep you awake. >> do what we do, put the clock in a different room so when that goes off, you have to get up, turn it off, get to work. >> that's how you go. done. >> all right. >>> 6:41. tom kierein has a forecast with a chill in the air. it will wake you up this morning. tom. >> yeah, big change. we are down into the 30s in the suburbs and rural areas this morning. no freezing temperatures. from adams-morgan to suitland, lanham, dunn lorin

critics about her so-called puffy face and when it's okay for grown men to cry in the house and carol kingouse when we get started on this tuesday morning on "today." >>> lindsay lohan could be turning the tables on a woman who filed a police report against her. tmz reports lohan and her attorney will ask for an investigation of their own. a woman filed an incident report on saturday claiming lohan shoved her on thursday. now lohan wants the l.a. county sheriff's department to investigate the woman for filing a false police report. >>> world famous artist thomas kinkade died in his sleep according to the painter's girlfriend. amy pinto is telling the "mercury" that he died peacefully friday morning. pinto says the two had been dating for the past 18 months, about 6 months after the painter's wife filed for legal separation. the autopsy was performed monday but it could take weeks before the actual kawls cause of death determined. >>> 100 years ago today, yes, the tit"titanic" set sail from southampton, england, to new york, that is, of course, the ship hailed as unsinkable will never arriv

ago i met this man, march 15, 1961, the day my first record was released "paradise," and i think carol kinghow as a 16-year-old newcomer. i think dick clark, without a question -- i think only god is responsible for making more stars than dick clark. i really do. i think he really was the manufacturer of the music business as we know it today. he was the pied piper. he was the guy who created careers, but like alan mentioned he was a mentor and cared about you as a person, candy. he would definitely, without question, call you. if you did "the tonight show" with johnny carson or were on letterman he'd be the first one to call you. his wife carrie who i know is really sad today and she has been a dedicated wife and she's been an amazing friend to all of us, my heart goes out to her. my prayers go out to her, but candy, this is an american icon in the truest sense of the world where he is the fabric of the music business. he is the guy who weaves the tapestry that we know of as the music industry whether it be tony orlando as a 60-year-old kid or chubby checker doing the twist or the beatles

in june, carol king coming to chicago. we will be there. >> we need to go. >> yes.great. >> david, thank you. thanks for coming in. sorry about these guys. congressman paul ryan joins us here on set. you are watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. hey, did you ever finish last month's invoices? sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get back to these invoices... which i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automate their global invoice process so they can focus on serving their customers. with xerox, you're ready for real business. uh, nope. just, uh, checking out my ad. nice. but, you know, with every door direct mail from the postal service, you'll find the customers that matter most: the ones in your neighborhood. print it

brian wilson, paul simon, stevie wonder, carol king, bob dylan and the hipsters won't like me but youe my six. >> sean carter. >> sean carter. he is in the group. >> we like to put strange combinations of guests. this might be our strangest, deepak chopra, yogi berra and ron guidry, louisiana lightning. >> they all played on the 1963 yankees. >> mika and i

brian wilson, paul simon, stevie wonder, carol king, bob dylan and the hipsters won't like me but youe are my six. >> sean carter. >> sean carter. he is in the group. >> we like to put strange combinations of guests. this might be our strangest, deepak chopra, yogi berra and ron guidry, louisiana lightning. >> they all played on the 1963 yankees. >> mika and i agree she should meet vladimir putin. >> someone i haven't met. >> what did you learn? >> i just think deepak chopra has to be the umpire. guidry is

but there was no breach of security we're being told both from chairman king and the secret service. the secret service, carolo answer that question in more detail. >> we hope so. brianna keilar live at the white house for us. >>> this morning the death toll inches up from those tornadoes that ripped across much of the central u.s. this weekend. a sixth person has died of their injuries. the outbreak spun off more than 130 reports of twisters. today ten states bear the scars. thousands of people are just trying to put their lives back together this morning. remarkably, all of the deaths occurred in one small town. woodward, oklahoma. cnn's sandra endo is there. hi, sandra. >> reporter: carol, you can see -- hey, carol. good morning. you can see the devastation left behind by that spring of massive tornadoes that hit the country's midsection over the weekend. take a look at what 140 mile per hour winds can do when it hits a community. these rooftops have just been torn off homes. you can see the debris still in front of many of these homes. and just cars destroyed, as you mentioned. a new fatality to report th

king, and dana lesh. welcome to all of you. >> good morning. >> hey, carol, morning to you. >> much better. >> first questionf missouri said on cnn's state of the union. he is talking about the role of religion in politics. >> it is becoming a political issue every two years and then for sure every four years, we try to put god on the ballot. i think that the american public is tiring of it. >> so, guys, is god up for re-election every four years? are voters tired of it? dana? >> i think this happens every single election where you have instances such as this. if we are going to talk about a particular parties putting god on the ballot. i think you can very easily make the argument that especially with the health care law, you have the president that took a stance against religious liberty whether religious entities were disallowed to conscientiously object against having to offer something that goes against their belief system. there is that argument to make. if that is something that representative cleaver is doing, good. he did say the war on women was a fabricated tactic. i appreciated that. >> i am one

people and have given it to a lot of people that like the king james bible and other modern translations that use those words. we actually did this, carolle who don't read the bible at all or very seldom read it. we did it for them. we asked what kinds of questions are they coming to the text with? what do they need to know in order to read the bible for all it's worth? so we decided to make that decision to translate everything to give them the meaning of the text and to give them a sense of where the story, this great story of love and redemption is going. >> professor, thanks so much for joining us this morning. it's a fascinating topic. we appreciate it. >> thanks. good to be with you. >>> we're going to take you live to chantilly, virginia, now. we understand the shuttle is just about to land at dulles airport, which of course as you know is in virginia. the shuttle was on its way from florida and when it lands at dulles here, i guess it won't land right away, it will fly over the washington mall so people can look up and see it, which is kind of cool and then -- i can hear it in background in the live pictures. it will land at dul

king to open for the 2012 games in london. a.j. hammer is in new york. good morning, a.j. >> good morning, carol.nking you got to be a pretty good athlete to be an action hero and i guess the queen thinks the same thing. she personally decided that bond is the iconic british character that deserves to be opening the games this summer. so according to the sun newspaper in britain, she shot a short film where bond is given the mission to launch the olympic games. nobody seems to know if the queen actually had a cameo in the film. it's a good possibility she did. the report says they will play the video during the opening ceremonies and then it will end with craig parachuting into the stadium to open the games. i'm thinking you don't want to miss that mark parachuting into a stadium like that. the audience for the olympic opening ceremony could be around a billion people. and daniel craig will not get a second take if he indeed is parachuting in. it bill be fascinating to see that. >> he's going to have to give a gold medal performance. ha, ha, ha. >> exactly. >> let's talk about this member of the

king. >> okay, point taken. thanks for playing today cht it was interesting and spunky and i liked that. >> thanks, carol. >>> still happened when the suspect opened fire on police? >>> and looks like betty white got the last laugh. we'll tell you what had the twitter world in a frenzy. [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ it says a lot about you.