steven scully: i want to go back to 1975. the war had just ended, one of the most divisive wars in u.s. history. thousands of young men have died. the draft was in place. and yet, as the war came to an end, these vietnamese americans came to the u.s. many were fleeing because of the communist threat. take us back to what these families, these vietnamese were thinking, and why they wanted to come here. amanda demmer: this is a part of the most interesting part of my research, looking at compelling human stories. in the case of 1975, you have a moment where a country, south vietnam, the republic of vietnam, no longer exists on the map. this group of people who are to some extent stateless in a way. and so the group that i look at, the families of vietnamese political prisoners association, i will call them the association, the association is founded in 1977 by vietnamese americans, mostly women who have husbands, brothers, sons, incarcerated in political prisons in vietnam. and so they are able to enjoy the benefits of living i

(scully working on his own // diners in the restaurant) ottolenghi 'discovered' scully working in one of his kitchens. 'the big man with the congenial smile,' in his words, who brought bold, intense flavors, with an asian flair to each new creation. run scscly voice from sit dodo interview under pictures of him working) 'born in malaysia, grew up in australiand my mother's side we haze indian and chinese heritage. on my father's side we have irish and balinese erag' wathknk bng sear ilucetoth th cghtheyo ong. t ma sll- ef 094:): / poib f t men like you to work together? i an you have your ideas, you have your ideas. does it clash? does it work? rs: // when i first started, i remember you going scully this is too much elements. let's take this out. it has taught me in a way that sometetes too much of a plate doesesot work and i like being a young chef. but now he's got me three components. make it simple. make the flavors come out, though. the whole thing about this dish, the quail. yo: he describes it as easy. it wasn't easy to get him out of his way but he started like, he was traine

scully, can we lose something? he goes all right, chef. >> these i haven't tried yet. >> reporter: jerusalem-born ottolenghi has built a career on collaborating. the jewish chef who famously partnered with palestinian chef sammy tamimi to bring middle eastern street food to a global audience. the new cookbook includes 120 recipes of the restaurant's most popular dishes. an asian twist to ottolenghi's signature style of combining fresh and innovative ingredients. like the quail with burnt miso butterscotch and pomegranate and walnut salsa. >> we're going to lightly spread it on top. you want to make sure it doesn't overshadow the meat completely. >> we constantly learn from people around us. >> you're open -- not every chef is like that. >> i think probably the most brilliant chefs do absorb from their surroundings. >> or maybe they don't admit it? >> or maybe they don't admit it. yeah, they might not admit it. >> fans of ottolenghi's previous cookbooks, who now number in the millions, may find the new one more comp

the film also stars kate winslet, seth rogen, and jeff daniels who plays former apple ceo john scullyin my interview with sorkin, he had this to say about apple's real-life cast. and spentt everyone a lot of time with the other seven characters who are in the movie. joanna hoffman, a fantastic character, she was the head of marketing for the mac team. john scully who was the ceo of , ore and became famous infamous, depending on how you look at it, for firing steve jobs from apple. he is a wonderful man and a great character. joining me now from new york, john scully himself, the former ceo of apple, former president of pepsi.also still with us, adam satariano. john, i know you talked with aaron sorkin. what was your experience working with aaron sorkin? have you seen the movie? john: i really loved aaron sorkin. he's incredibly talented. i have seen the movie. they gave us a private showing, my wife diane and i. it's incredible entertainment. it captures an important side of steve's personality. i have to tell you, because i knew steve as a great friend, the young steve jobs, and he w

. >> and man who plays former apple ceo john scully in the latest steve jobs movie, jeff daniels will join us live at the new york stock exchange to talk about that role and whether will mcilroy was loosely based on bill griffeth. so many similarities. >> will ferrell's role was more like me. >> i'm ron burgundy. >> we digress. we if i know with the news on yum! brands spinning off its china business. jane wells has details on that. >> investors not quite as happy about it now as they were earlier today but still happy. boy, that was fast. one week after adding an activist investor to the board who was pushing for change change came. now, by splitting yum! into two companies the management turns its cash cow china which is strug noolg a separately traded franchisee of the parent company, volatile but potentially faster growing. the split will get yum! brands off the china roller coaster. the parent company will stand-alone as slower growing but steady and 95% franchisee owned by 2017 a structure that should generate lots of cash. this was a unanimous decision by the board which includ

even john scully believed in the macintosh.ou have to manage the business and it's going to take three years to build a market and steve did not understand that. steve jobs was good and they didn't listen to him and messed up apple -- that's not -- the movie is not about reality. the movie is about personalities. betweend a discussion steve and john scully go down? if as you say, everything in the movie didn't happen maybe, does it matter that this becomes the popular understanding of what did happen? in the background of what was going on, everyone knows the story of the evolution of personal computers and the evolution of apple products. in private meetings that are never on video. how did steve interact with people on a daily basis and it shows different sides of stephen that regard. emily: so you are saying it doesn't matter? >> it matters that it's a great movie. if steve jobs were making movies as his product, this is the kind of quality he would want. emily: let's talk about seth rogen's portrayal of you? steve: i liked

ottolenghi discovered scully working in one of his kitchens. the big man with the congenial smile in his words who broughtht bold intense flavors with asian flair to each of his creatio. >> born in malaysia, grew up in australia. my mother's side is basically we have indian and chinese heritage. on my father's se is basically irish and balinese herage. >> reporter:t was the knack of bringing those early influences together t tt caught the eye of f ottolenghi. >> is it possible for two men like you to work together? you have your ideas, you have your ideas. >> when j first started he'd say this is too much elements. take t ts out. it's taught me in a y that sometimes too much oa plate does not work being a young chef. but now he's got me three components, make it simple, make e flavors come out. and the whole thing about this dish -- >> he says as if it was easy. it wasn't t sy to get him out ofof his way. he was trained in very formal restaurants. so there was always like 17 he goes all right, chef. >> these i haven't tried yet. >> reporter: ju

scully hates jesus, too. >> does he really? >> there you go. >> he's not a fan either? >> no.ion. he went in for the right reasons. he wasn't just pushing a product. >> right. >> he was changing the world and then it turned on him. it took him a long time to get over it. >> you obviously, jeff, worked with aaron on "newsroom." what is the genius of aaron sorkin? how do you articulate that? when we watch dialogue we know it's a sorkin movie or tv show. how do you put it into words? >> without getting too crafty about it, there's structure. there's three act structure. the great writers hide it. the bad writers, the movies that are written by studio executives and junior executives who got their note in, they're all formula. they're all and then, and then the plot changes. aaron hides all of that. he hides all of that so that by the time a story point changes where the story's going, you're pulled with it instead of anticipating it. >> that's one of the things he does. >> you have some experience with the alternative it sounds like. >> watching that clip that we did in the middl

steve never talked to john scully again in his life.ch the entire interview, just download the blue -- the bloomberg plus tablet.our phone or it is available for both windows and apple. coming up, consumer prices up in india. trending business is back right after this. ♪ tokyo, a winning streak on equity markets across the asia-pacific. we have at the moment, the nikkei closing out it's morgan -- it's morning session. on the way down. metals falling, the reaction in have abecause we declining commodities related stock there, 1.1% metals retreating. the commodity producers are seeing losses there as well. having a look at singapore, the ises is back -- the haze back. this is a breaking headline. it has reached, the air quality is at unhealthy levels in indonesia. kong, the hang seng, better-than-expected figures. china trade improved the data. about back down again by 9/10 of 1%. taking a look at india, the rate is quickening, up 4.4%. it is calming down, driven by a 30% surge in the cost of, would you believe it, lentils. with theby in

and vincent scully has been ordered to rest after on going an unspecified medical procedure. barcelona sack soccer star lionel messi in trouble with the law. they are fakesing 22 counts of tax fraud and could be face jail time. in college football, outmatched by washington. both teams now have a 3-2. why my producer made me tell the story i have no idea. and randy quaid you remember from the vacation movies this guy? find out why the actor was in a canadian courtroom next. >>> let's go now to entertainment. randy quaid is in hot water. facing deportation from canada after his bid for residency was denied. the eccentric actor from the vacation movies was arrested yesterday by concerns he would not leave the country. he faces trouble stateside after a trespassing. >> and the selena gomez has lupus. gomez tells billboard it wasn't rehab, rather chemotherapy. doctors say she can live a normal life if she takes care of herself. at the movies this weekend, steve jobs, the bio pick based on the apple co-founder. it's fant by the way. the walk which is about the high wire act. and pa

. >> reporter: jim scully is helping to line up the funding for the drug through grants and donations. >> we have so many spouses and students in our school, we have hundreds of people come to our schools every day. god only knows when something unfortunate can happen. >> reporter: scully says haverhill schools haven't had an overdose in recent history but he won't wait until they do. >> you say to yourself it can't happen, that's impossible. but it does. >> the lead nurse you just heard from says she's already been trained by the state to train other nurses and she says in the next month or two, she and police officers will be able to train all the nurses in this school district, that number being about 25. in haverhill, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> campus threat putting worcester state university on alert overnight. the school tells us they received a tweet someone fearing violence on campus today. winchester police investigating and found no real threat. they did not make any arrests. >>> sirens on the university state campus, but it was all a drill. officers clocked the ti

the great vin scully, we wish him well. >> absolutely!e" reports on netflix raising the price of its popular new video plan. new customers will have to pay $1 more taking the price to $9.99 and that will help the company to cover shows like "house of cards." and other original programming and the second time they have raced the price in 17 months. >> i still like netflix a month. worth the dollar increase to me. >>> business insiders covers a new facebook dislike button for emotional reaction and they are testing the new feature which is a choice of six emojis. it will let you set your response to anyplace next to the additional thumb's up. it represents love, ha, ha, wow, sad and angry. >> i bet you'll use yea! that is one of your favorites. yea! >> yes. >>> and the austin -- ha, ha. >> charlie, yea! >> which is your favorite? >> i'm with her. yea! and why not? >> university of texas longer steer moss cot bevo the 18th has a life-threatening condition. that means the steer will not travel to dallas for tomorrow's big rivalry against okla

. >> that is creepy reference it's a scully square scare. workers found these two ghoulish costumes. nonsense. [laughter] >> oh, my gosh, talk about historic cal significance. >> that looks awesome, my aunt was a witch. >> i didn't know that. what i do know is the erie discovery was made in a small hollow section of concrete poured more than 60 years ago. >> creepy but maybe it goes back to mayor curly. maybe he put them in there. he can't tell. he could have. >> that is crazy they found it right before halloween. >> i love boston. it's so nice. playful. >> i don't know whether it was intended to be left for swob somebody to find or whether it just happened. >> reporter: the garments and the mask were found rolled up in a ball. the timing couldn't be spookier. >> it fits. you know. right in with halloween. with stars. >> red and blue -- >> like the flag. >> maybe it's patriotic zombie. >> pattic zombie. >> somebody has been walking to much "walking dead." >> i love that show. according to the mbta the spring. brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> some

he has warned of the more could be coming as the war in syria at scully's -- in syria escalates. >> thisonfirmed by the president. another 3imates million potential refugees may come from a well -- from alecto and its neighbors. work morewants to closely with tricky to keep refugees there. proposes one billion euros in humanitarian and other aid to turkey, holding better refugee camps, and co-policing turkey's coastline to stop smugglers. they will re-settle hundreds of thousands more refugees directly to persuade more from reaching the eu. there is no end in site to syria's war, or the arrival of those determined and desperate to escape it. bbc news, brussels. laura: tony blair told the bbc a political settlement will be needed to into the civil war in syria. a former british prime minister will need to sit down to achieve at a desirable outcome. gary o'donoghue expressing the importance of the syrian conflict to western nations. >> we have to recognize this is a fight about our own security, not only the struggle in a faraway country. the truth is we have hundreds of thousands of refug

how would a discussion between steve and john scully go down?hey show them meeting at a later date. steve never talked to john again in his life. emily: if as you say, everything in the movie didn't happen maybe, does it matter that this becomes the popular understanding of what did happen? steve: listen to this. in the background of what was going on, everyone knows the story of the evolution of personal computers and the evolution of apple products. everyone knows that. this was in private meetings that are never on video. ever. how would steve interact with people on a daily basis? it shows different sides of steve. in that regard. emily: so you are saying it doesn't matter? steve: it matters that it's a great movie. this movie is a great product. if steve jobs were making movies as his product, this is the kind of quality he would want. emily: let's talk about the acting. seth rogen's portrayal of you. steve: i liked it very much. even him doing things in ways that i wouldn't do them, i liked the way he played it. i admire that character, al

. >>> vin scully won't be calling the dodgers postseason games. the 87-year-old has been ordered to rest after undergoing an unspecified medical procedure. we wish him a quick recovery. >>> barcelona soccer star lionel mess eu arguably the most famous player in the world, he's in trouble with the law. he and his father are facing three counts of tax fraud and could be sentenced to 22 months in prison if convicted. they're accused of defrauding spanish tax authorities of more than $4.5 million. >>> now to college football, southern cal's high powered offense was outmatched by unranked washington. the huskies won this road game 17-12. both teams have a 3-2 record. >>> well, there are new details on those russian cruise missiles that missed their targets. >>> plus did our own rachel maddow almost predict kevin mccarthy would never get the speakership. straight ahead on "first look." and when you bundle your home and auto insurance through progressive, you'll save a bundle! [ laughs ] jamie. right. make a bad bundle joke, a buck goes in the jar. i gue

i talked to joe scully this week about his thoughts on the film.et a silly entertainment film that shows also spokede of the with steve wozniak, the other cofounder. is going to see the movie tonight so would be interesting to hear their reviews was this gets out in theaters another people start to see it. david: tell us about the role that andy cunningham played. they: andy cunningham was head of pr. crafting great role in that animal message. it was interesting to hear from her. she spent a lot of time with joanna hoffman. joannaates to us that thinks that it is a good portrayal of steve. it shows the good, the bad, and the ugly, but there were many other people in his life that are not portrayed in the film. they think that michael fassbender does a good job of bringing to life this complex character. the reception of the movie versus the book on which he said he based the script? many say this is a insight into steve jobs as the businessman. there was not the same sort of backlash in my recollection. emily: as for as i understand, steve's famil

it does seem like members think scully's has the upper hand. it is one of those questions that needs to be shaken out and that sort of position will depend on how the speaker race turns out if mccarthy does not move up to the rank and the position isn't opened. >> what about talk of changing the rules? having to give up your current position to run for a new one? >> that has been thrown out there as an idea that any member in leadership who wants to run for a new spot has to vacate their old position. it would change the dynamic. right now, the only spot that is open as speaker so mccarthy needs to move up if there will be a majority leader race and consequently the majority whip brace. i'm not sure that will actually pass it in conference, seems like a lot of members think that would be unfair to put out there , where tom price doesn't have to vacate his budget chairmanship. but he would have to give up his whip spot. like that might face long odds. >> let's turn to the whip edition. -- position. patrick mchenry, senior deputy whip dennis ross

. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on baseball broadcaster vin scully missing the postseason. the dodgers say he has undergone a major procedure. >> they have done it. clayton kershaw pitches a no-hitter. >> that was one call last year. scully, who is 87, is planning on returning next season. consecutive year broadcasting dodgers games. him well. >> absolutely! >>> "the san francisco chronicle" reports on netflix raising the price of its popular new video plan. new customers will have to pay $1 more taking the price to $9.99 and that will help the company to cover shows like "house of cards." and other original programming and the second time they have raced the price in 17 months. >> i still like netflix a month. worth the dollar increase to me. >>> business insiders covers a new facebook dislike button for emotional reaction and they are testing the new feature which is a choice of six emojis. it will let you set your response to anyplace next to the additional thumb's up. it represents love, ha, ha, wow, sad and angry. that is one of your favorites. yea! >> yes. >>> and the

>> a scully already. >> got to start them young, folks. >> getting ready for the eagles game tonight.in great morning, what do you think about the fact there are some giant players apparently watching this show, because i see they're interacting on social media. >> oh, they are? well, hello. >> welcome to town, right? >> what a welcome. and in fact he's been talking about you all morning long. let's look at the highlight. >> only trending in philly? >> yes. >> trending in fill. >> i if we trend nationally i'll do something even bigger. >> ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ >> next up, you see these giants players? >> ♪ >> fly eagles fly ♪ >> big row sane a. and the little pumpkin head. >> ♪ >> known for his moves, right? he does the one arm catch. >> oh, boy. >> ♪ >> hey cheerleaders, this is their breakfast, isn't it? >> i'm getting hungry. >> eagles! >> oh, so cute. love it. we're all coming together. we even have the green behind us. >> this is fabulous. >> i think we're ready. you know, we're not done. mike, we miss you, but we know you're ready for the grand finale here. >> yes, this is eli mann

it just looks like something that mulder or scully would look at. i'm just saying. ira: we have been talking about 18 months. you've heard others say is not a commitment. not: i'm not -- ira: i'm committed to hiking. but they have said it. what is the use of things like thatt plot and the fact other members said they are going to that? tom: i know you're going to julie. julie: i want to start with the bond market. we have seen a loss in the bond market as well. it is important to point out the move in currencies and rates. you have alluded to it, but i want to put a fine point on it. here you are saying they have it all together. there we have it. as you can see on your screen. the movement up in race premarket, going up to 2.09% on the 10 year. 2.06% beforeout the statement. it is back on the increase. wellathleen mentioned as that the two-year is also seeing an upward move in rates. the dollarement in versus the euro in particular, the euro really going down here, falling by about .8%. 1.095, the euro per dollar here. stocks, a round-trip to indeed we are seeing s

here you are playing a real person john scully and as i understand it you had a chance to meet with him as well. did that add to your rtrait, because as you've said in interviews in the past you are not trying to do an impersonation of john scully. >> it's really a dramatization of events and people and john was a great source of information. he really helped, and you could still see how much the relationship relationship mattered to john years and years later. they didn't get to reconcile, a betrayal according to steve and it ended like that and now steve's gone. there's regret there and pain there, and i was able to put that into the movie and give john a complete picture. >> the movie is not without controversy, i mean, for talked about it, la uralene jobs, what do you make of that in. >> i don't care because at the end of the day he's a great historical figure. he changed the world. henry ford change the the world and thomas edison, edison, oppenheimer, steve was one of those guys, and those guys that create -- the creative genius that goes behind those guys, they are not simple peo

soon-to-be released bio pic, it highlights the part of apple legacy where steve jobs went up against john scullyst his job, and then had to come back to the company, right? >> you know, we'll see how it does. >> we'll see how it does at the box office. one report says it needs to rake in, what, $100 million worldwide to break even. so that's a pretty high bar. we know that the last is apple movie didn't do too well. >> i think the budget was $33 million but you throw in all the marketing, et cetera, et cetera, and also since we're talking about the legacy of steve jobs since he died on this day four years ago. during that time on that day the stock traded i was looking at 337 u.s. dollars. of course that was before the stock split. that stock has continued to rocket with his legacy and steve jobs and tim cook at the helm. >>> still to come on the program, printing money. want to check out the latest i.t. spending report and see how much capitol companies plan to invest in the cloud. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." american apparel has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy reaching a pre-arra

also, someone named norm scully has been in the bathroom for the last 72 minutes. >> oh, yeah, that means] in regards to the co-workers, sir, i was telling them i wanted to get more work done. but all they wanted to do was talk about my dating life, knowing full well that my true love is efficiency. you know my motto, sir, chos before hos. chos is chores. [ light laughter ] >> i like you. >> seth: please welcome back to the show my very good friend, andy samberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good to see you, my brother. >> yes! >> seth: i -- first of all, delighted to see that hader has joined the nine- nine precinct. >> hader swung on by. dozerman. >> seth: dozerman? that's his name? >> he's an efficiency nut. >> seth: gotcha. is that a standing desk? is that what i saw there? >> yeah, the rollaway desk. [ laughter ] we had trouble getting through shooting the rollaway desk without giggling. >> seth: yeah. >> every time he did it. >> seth: you and hader, the worst giggles you had on the show, "scared straight," probably? >> yeah, when kenan would be the inmate. >> seth: yeah. >> "s

. >> you're offering contradictory -- >> playing john scully, who clashed with jobs' pressure mounted at the tech giant. >> as difficult as he was, you stayed with him because that far genius, even if you have got to take verbal abuse from this guy. >> i'm begging you to manage expectations out there? >> it took me about 302nd to realize it was you on screen. >> great. that was part of the plan. >> do you have tell me. >> kate wins let perfected eastern european accent to play macintosh's marketing, pushes jobs to pay more attention to his personal life. >> joanna in the film really allows the audience to see that he was a father, that did he have feelings. >> you must be able to see that she looks like you. >> steve jobs widow are reportedly unhappy with how the new film depict the late ceo. >> screen writer aaron said he took artistic license in portraying one of the silicon valley iconic figures. cbs news, london. >> all right, looks good. 6:26 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", after the favorite to win speaker of the house drops out, many republicans in congress have be

programlike to turn the over to steve scully, who will be moderating our town hall forum.ecognize someo of the brave men who served under general dwight eisenhower. we are pleased and honored and thrilled to have you here tonight. i think you all deserve a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you very very much. thank all of you for being with us tonight. a rare and unique opportunity to the living grandchildren of dwight d. eisenhower. many briefly introduce the three grand children. born in westr was point, new york. she is a world-class interior designer. her work has been featured in leading books and magazines on display in new york city. she is written about in many of the leading newspapers around the world. she is on the board of the new york school for interior design, and also her involvement with the breast cancer research foundation. the greatntributed to work at the center for arts and education in new york city. thank you for being with us. mary jean eisenhower spent most of her life being devoted to the humanitarian and education work. she is the president

and i'd like at this point to turn the program over to steve scully, who will be moderating our towny much. before i begin, i want to recognize some of the brave men who served under general dwight eisenhower. we are pleased and honored and thrilled to have you here tonight. i think you all deserve a round of applause. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> you all do as tom brokaw put it represent a great generation. we have three of the four living grandchildren of dwight d. eisenhower. i want to thank the eisenhower institute for allowing me to be part of this program. anne eisenhower was born at west point, new york. she is a world class interior designer. her work has been featured in leading books and magazine on display in new york city at tiffany's. she's been written about in leading newspapers around the world. she's on the board of new york school interior design and her involvement with breast cancer research foundation. for more than a quarter century, she has contributed to the great work at the center for arts and education in new york city. anne eisenhower, thank you fo

and i'd like at this point to turn the program over to steve scully, who will be moderating our towny much. before i begin, i want to recognize some of the brave men who served under general dwight eisenhower. we are pleased and honored and thrilled to have you here tonight. i think you all deserve a round of applause. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> you all do as tom brokaw put it represent a great generation. we have three of the four living grandchildren of dwight d. eisenhower. i want to thank the eisenhower institute for allowing me to be part of this program. anne eisenhower was born at west point, new york. she is a world class interior designer. her work has been featured in leading books and magazine on display in new york city at tiffany's. she's been written about in leading newspapers around the world. she's on the board of new york school interior design and her involvement with breast cancer research foundation. for more than a quarter century, she has contributed to the great work at the center for arts and education in new york city. anne eisenhower, thank you fo