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>> reporter: i'll confess, i'm not much of a handmaid.l completely blanker. >> and the sound is different. >> reporter: the sound is different. the show is so intense, people have said it's impossible to binge watch. elisabeth moss says as important as the story is, so is the message. >> we want to tell the story of characters, we're just trying to hold up a mirror to society. >> reporter: i'm david wright, under his eye. >> praise be. >> you have the red dress. >> you can't attach that to my hair. >> it's like a facelift. >> under his eye! may the lord open! blessed be the fruit. >> oh, my gosh, sulfur. it. >> oh, my gosh, sulfur. test test your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. ♪ ♪ >>> is there nothing sacred? >> apparently not. >> it is monday, which means there are a few things to get you caught up on. things got a little messy on the racetrack and we said good-by

coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> and ak tresz samira wiley tells us about her role in "the handmaid's's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com new mexico i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look outside at the coit tower, the city of san francisco, the dawn of a new day. it's thursday so it's almost the weekend. it is thursday, may 3rd, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> i was thinking about the weekend since monday morning when the alarm went off. >> we can dream about it more now. >> we are doing all right. >> yeah. >> it's going to be a nice day again this afternoon. get ready this morning, waking up to cloud coverage and cool along the water. so if you are near water, you will notice a little bit of an ocean breeze. the "salesforce tower" is not bright right now. we have clouds along the coast. cooler air at the coast. but sunny and warm this afternoon. we'll be warm through saturday, and then cooler on sunday. i'll show you w

the handmaid's tale. congratulations.g eight emmys, and now a bafta. not bad for a dystopian story. collecting it is one of the stars of the show. cheers. hello. what an honour. i know that the other stars of the show would have loved to have him here, especially sitting next to such international stars. sojust a quick one, it is a female spearheaded drama and we are surrounded by some incredible female talent, especially elisabeth moss, our costume designer, our director and being comparable margaret atwood, and of course my mum, she did not do anything on the show but ijust got to did not do anything on the show but i just got to shout at my did not do anything on the show but ijust got to shout at my mum, i love you ma'am. thank you very much. nominees for live event... it is certainly at this stage to close the call, it looks like it is going to be one of the longest, most fascinating nights in modern politics. at the brexit and not trump, maybe we should not have assumed it was going to be business assumed it was goi

have you seen "handmaid's tale"? "handmaid's tale," anybody? joshua!lu, and it's right on the top of hulu. >> stephen: "handmaid's tale"? >> yeah, you know how it's like there is something that you could watch on there? >> stephen: right. >> it was on there. >> stephen: yeah. and have you ever watched it? >> no, but it looks pretty cool. >> stephen: yeah, it does look cool, but i'd wait a couple of decades. yeah, i'd wait a couple of decades. okay, do you guys know what "game of thrones" is? raise your hand. okay, yes. >> all i know is that a lot of people die. >> stephen: a lot of people die in it, yeah. here's the important thing about "game of thrones." "game of thrones" is based on a popular series of books. you got a book you like, joshua? >> a beatle book. who are the beatles? >> stephen: who are the beatles, joshua? what do you know about them? >> very famous group band, best rock band ever-- >> stephen: do you know their music at all? >> yeah, ooo-- >> stephen: what's your favorite album? what's the best album the beatles put out? and be carefu

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everything is made from china i'm seeing recently on one of the trips the cloekt is not made in china but handmaid like everything is of bamboo and wood they've created and that is a unique structure and they will have woodal around atheism handy men. >> i see a lot of it - >> this is crazy seeing how everything is made you don't look at how things are made and how the process goes into like making the cloth and they have to do so much work like when i'm an honor role they give us cloths it is so quiet a whole bunch of people to make the cloths so just interesting seeing the process. >> you see those people working very hard with little means to build those beautiful innovating indicate patterns on the cloths and the machinery they use is not anything modern with electricity it is hand and feet and eye coordination to make pattern after pattern they're doing it with honor. >> and my icy say only thinkers. >> and this experience he had so for was in the vitamin and seeing like how the people had so timely but acted like thai had the world in their village person like humble. >> i've never seen so m

somero wiley of the handmaid's tale received an award for her work in reporting polity and john oliver went home a winner receiving an award for outstanding top show episode for australian marriage equality. >>> the miracle and mobile. a teenager recovering after being declared brain-dead. 13-year-old trenton mckinley suffered a severe brain injury and his parents say they had given up hope he would survive and even signed legal papers to donate his organs. however, the teenager began to recover one day before he was set to be taken off life support. he said he spent some time in heaven and god played a role. >> it was more like an open field and walk -- walking straight. there is no other explanation but god are no other way that i could have come back. even the doctors said. >> the teenager had three successful brain operations and makes progress as he recovers at home. >>> the royal wedding has a strict dress code for people attending. prince harry and megan markel included the dress code. for men listen up. choose military uniform or business suit and conservative colors. women are

i loved you as aunt lydia in "the handmaid's tale."you haven't seen it, mike pence, you would love it. every time sarah steps up to the podium, i get excited because i am really not sure what we are going to get. a press briefing, a bunch of lies or divided into softball teams. it is sharks and fins and this time don't be such a little bitch, jim acosta. i actually really like sarah. i think she is very resourceful. like, she burns fact and then she uses that to create a perfect smoky eye. maybe she was born with it, maybe it's lies. probably lies. sure what toreally call sarah huckabee sanders. is it sarah sanders, as it sarah huckabee sanders, is a cousin huckabee, is it nancy huckabee sanders? like what has uncle tom done for white women who disappoint other white women? i know. ann coulter. we have our friends at cnn here. welcome, guys, it is great to have you. you guys love breaking news, and you did it. you broke it. good work. the most useful information on bourdainen anthony tells me where to eat noodles. fox news is here, you

"the handmaid's tale."next question? oh, that's a bonus sound? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, it is. "the zipper." is it canadian? >> no. >> jimmy: correct, it is not canadian. [ applause ] the parachute? >> the chute? [ speaking foreign language ] yes. >> jimmy: no. the parachute is not canadian. it is croatian, actually. >> is that true? wow. >> jimmy: yeah, they had them before they had planes. >> how quick would this game be in croatia? the parachute, that's it. >> jimmy: and we're done. basketball. >> basketball's canadian. >> jimmy: sorry. >> invented by a canadian, james naismith. >> jimmy: in springfield, massachusetts. >> by a canadian. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know what, this is a classic american behavior. [ laughter ] unbelievable. >> jimmy: you're right, i apologize. it's great to see you. congratulations on all your projects. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: thank you for making me the one and only batman. i really appreciate it. will arnett! "show dogs" opens in theaters tomorrow, season 5 of "arre

it is saturated not just with things like game of thrones and the handmaid's tale, but it is saturated with shows that our entertainment shows, but they look a little bit like reality so you can think of the colbert report or the various versions of the office. we also have reality shows, fact-based shows wrapped in entertainment shroud. you can think of all reality tv, and "last week tonight" with john oliver. we have this increasing blurring of the lines between entertainment and reality. of course we have also a president who heralds to us from the world of entertainment, as previous politicians have done. he has not lost the trappings of entertainment. he is still reporting himself in a way that looks as much like an entertainer as it does like a politician. how are we in this kind of context to approach our selection and consumption of information? especially for those of us academicsh we have students who were born in the year 2000. they don't know the world before fox news. they barely know the world before breitbart. i don't know what role before twitter and snapchat. how are t

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i love you as aunt lydia and "the handmaid's tale." i actually really like sarah. i think she's very resourceful. like, she burns facts and then she uses the ash to create a perfect smoky eye. like, maybe she's born with it. maybe its allies. and i've never really sure what to call sarah huckabee sanders. you know? is that sarah sanders, is it sarah huckabee sanders, is it because in huckabee, is it anti-huckabee sanders? but what is uncle tom but for white women who disappoint other white women? >> sean: by the way, sarah, kelly and, they took it with incredible grace, especially sa. a so-called performance was so bad, so mean-spirited, even the association's president regrets over wolf's remark and some of the mainstream media even they called out this so-called comedian. take a look. >> i think the comedian crossed a line. this one from poking fun to being mean-spirited. it was very uncomfortable. i think that sarah sanders handled herself very well. >> the dinner is supposed to be a journalism and not the red carpet, not the mean-spirited joke that we saw last

love you as aunt lydia in "the handmaid's tale." >> i'm joined by tony schwartz, the best selling ofrk is notworking. i want to explore with you not the predictable partisan overdrive we action that was very blue/red, et cetera to the comments. but the deeper point you are reaching towards, which is when cruelty is rewarded, what do we as a society do about it? >> well, you know, i think what we have lost over the last two years in this trump era is the recognition that our values are fundamentally -- they are embodied values, our lived values are the content of our character. they are who we are. and two of the values we hold most dear i think or the most universal are honesty and compassion. and those two are -- neither is represented in trump. and i think that the problem is that he's dragged the dialogue and the focus on those two core values to a level that drags all of us with him. that's my concern. >> as you know tony, because you have worked more closely with him in an expressive capacity writing the book than most people have. what he does, though, if i may is he das tarred

the vote, pro-choice activists in dublin wore red-and-white outfits evoking margaret atwood's the handmaid's tale. this is pro-choice campaigner katie donoghue. the 3000 women a year to be held have those rights here in ireland safely with the support of their doctors and their peers, without the expense of traveling to england and that's, that is involved, really, having to face e exiledo another country to make a basic choice about your body. amy: back in the u.s., the senate is poised to overhaul its secretive process for reporting sexual harassment in congress, with critics saying the changes don't go far enough toward holding lawmakers accountable. the senate bill would bar lawmakers from using taxpayer money to settle lawsuits claiming harassment, but taxpayerers would still be forcd to pay for settlements involving gender discrimination. both the senate bill and a separate measure passed by the house earlier this year would end mandatory counseling and mediatioion periods that requiud anyone claiming sexual harassment or discrimination to wait months before settling their cases. the a

handmaid's tale as a political movement. so he's not going to make things difficult.i think i tell people that it was divine providence that allowed our band of pirates to win the presidency with donald trump on election day, kind of divine intervention. but the great irony, you know president trump for some reason triggers this time's up movement. so that's one of the reasons i think they're so empassioned. so why did you back roy moore for on the senate race in iowa? he was accused of sexual misconduct against underage girls. hang on, hang on, hang on. i don't believe the charges against roy moore. i've looked at the charges. i don't believe the charges. ijust don't believe it. you don't sit here thinking i've got it wrong. no i think there's a big lesson there's certainly a lesson for the evangelical right, that the that the establishment republicans or mitch mcconnell would rather have a democrat in that seat than to have someone that say a member of the evangelical right. no i do not believe the charges. you were the white house's chief strategist. one of the fir

renewing "the handmaid's tale. isn't breaking out how many of the 20 million subscribers pay for the basic $8 ad-supported plan or the 40-live tv plan. the latter is relatively a likely smaller piece of the 20 million subscriber pie back over to you. >> thank you very much julia boarstein. >> it goes to the theme there's so much available now. there's not one college senior graduating starting a new residence who is going to take cable. not one. >> not one. >> not one. >> can i ask you where you got that information >> all the college seniors i've spoken to. >> okay. fine. >> it's definitive i talked to all of them. the entire graduating class that is now about to graduate whatever it is, you know, the next few weeks or month. none of them will take cable. >> my favorite was when my daughter pulled the cable but i still pay for the cable. >> interesting. >> we're getting news out of reuters on ups that the company is in talks with warner enterprises on new in-home delivery service for bulk goods we'll see if we get

announced it now has over 20 million subscribers in the u-s, and revealed its award-winning series "the handmaid'shas been renewed for a third season. "everyone's got a theory (of) how it started. about castle rock's original sin."hulu also released a new teaser for "castle rock." the anthology series from stephen king and j-j abrams premieres july 25th. "hey, i'm donald glover and this is the millennium falcon." forget the force, the cool is strong with this one. donald glover plays intergalactic scoundrel lando calrissian in "solo: a star wars story." lucasfilm has released a video of glover giving a tour of the millennium falcon. lando has style."but i think the coolest part of this entire ship is in here. the cape room.""solo: a star wars story" arrives may 25th. from a galaxy far, far away, i'm rick damigella. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the man accused of being the golden state killer is back in court today. hear what his attorney is trying to block from prosecutors. checking in on your morning forecast. tracking warmer weather in the bay area. daytime highs will be