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play5 to find a suitable partner and people like aaron paul plays an initially charming characterwhat happens is we see the weight of the trauma and the grief that she has carried with her as her own character develops and changes. i think the most remarkable thing is there to be sienna miller is really terrific, that's not a surprise because she was really good in supporting roles in fox catcher and american sniper. this is the first time she's been able to command the centre stage and she's terrific. she play5 each section of the character's life completely convincingly. the second thing is, this is directed byjake convincingly. the second thing is, this is directed by jake scott who doe5 this is directed by jake scott who does a very good job of backing off exactly when you think the drama is going to overplay its hand. what you get is film that is very, very convincing about a lengthy period on somebody's life in which something i5 somebody's life in which something is hanging over them. the thing it reminded me of slightly i5 things like the sweet hereafter or exotica. he is

aaron paul and howard stern are here tonight. [ cheers and applause ]

miller further on in her life, still trying to find a suitable partner, and again, people like aaron paul this initially very charming character. and what happens is we see the weight of the trauma and the grief that she has carried with her as her own character develops and changes. i think the most remarkable thing about this is firstly, sienna miller is really terrific, that's not a surprise because she was really good in supporting roles in foxcatcher and american sniper. she was great in ben wheatley‘s high rise. this is the first time i've seen where she's been really able to command the centre stage and she's terrific, she is really great. she plays each section of the character's life completely convincingly. you really do believe in this character. the second thing is, this is directed by jake scott, who does a very good job of backing off exactly when you think the drama is going to overplay its hand. so what you get is a film that is very, very convincing about a lengthy period in somebody‘s life in which something is hanging over them. and the thing it reminded me of slightly

actor aaron paul says playing the character changed his life. . >> it's like revisiting an old friend. an old tortured sad friend. but, it was nice. >> reporter: el camino picks up where breaking bad left off. pink menman is running for his life after escape from captivity. el camino hit select theaters and starts streaming on netflix today. . >> come on up here. >> reporter: contestant alvarez shattered the audience attendance record for the priceis right thursday. the los angeles man-made it to the stage on his 180th visit. he won a new car and more than 35,000 dollars in cash and prizes. alvarez first attended the show back in 1994. his appearance coincided with a milestone for television's longest running game show, it is aired 9,000 episode. catch the price is right weekdays on cbs. that's your rtinez, los angeles. >>> coming up after warriors head coach sounds off on politics. team takes the floor at the chase center and old favorite o the season. all coming up. clear. >> and as we head outside, let's look at downtown san jose on this friday . >>> good friday morning we made it

. >>> "breaking bad" actors aaron paul and jesse clemens tell us about the sequel "el camino." >>> sethatican where catholic church leaders are discussing whether to allow married priests in the amazon where there is a shortage of serving priests. some are warning it's a slippery slope. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

tomorrow night, howard stern and aaron paul will be here. howard is broadcasting from la this week.f, and music from jimmy eat world. which happens to be my mantra. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is an actor, writer, director, producer and the artist formerly known as madea. his vast entertainment empire expands on october 23rd with two new shows, "the oval" and "sistas" on b.e.t. please welcome tyler perry. [cheers and the artist formerly deyea as madea. i love it. >> jimmy: you had a huge weekend. it's called tyler perry studios. >> of course. >> jimmy: and i understand it is just enormous. how big is it? >> 330 acres, 12 sound stages, and i dedicated them all this weekend to people who have paved the way and motivated and inspired me, like oprah winfrey, will smith, halle berry. >> jimmy: each sound stage has a different person's name on it. >> yes, and also people of color who may not have that kind of recognition in hollywood. they haveso i'm very proud of t. >> jimmy: you should be. now, was that hard to figure it out tottle it down to, i mean, there must have been some peo

next week we are back at it with charlize theron, tyler perry, regina king, forest whitaker, aaron paule'll have music from black pumas and jimmy eat world. and a visit from howard stern. howard loves to travel. he loves to do shows. he just wants to have fun, and that's what we're going to have when he gets here. there is nobody quite, like our first guest. he's a talented actor and a magical being. last week his show "it's always sunny in philadelphia," began its 14th season. watch it wednesday nights on f-x-x. please welcome danny devito. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yeah. it's very good to see you. >> great to see you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i have to say. that kid was so excited, he's 12 years old, to see you. >> the kid, he was deep, man. >> jimmy: that show's too dirty for a 12 year old to know. >> it's so rank. >> jimmy: do you get that with kids? >> no, but weirdly enough, younger and younger kids are watching the show. it's like amazing, man. 9, 10 year old goes, yeah, so you come out of the couch, you naked bastard. i said, what? little kids, and they also have foul mouths,

on dvd players but the counterargument is movies go to theaters first and you can't fast-forward aaron paulet, give me a break, come on. lauren: you will have the ability to speed through it so you can watch more. cheryl: it's called consumer choice. >> ability to control content. big argument right now, just because of the weather out there or because of halloween, black turtle necks are being sold out all across the country but especially silicon valley as a lot of people are dressing as elizabeth holmes, the blood-testing company, went under because it was fraudulent, we shall see what happens, that's the reason why there's no black turtle necks in your store. lauren: mornings with maria start now. happy happy happy wednesday, i'm maria bartiromo, it's wednesday october 30th, top stories right now before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 737 max crisis, boeing ceo dennis muilenberg, investors back on capitol hill this morning. third cut this year, a look at the state of the economy when gdp comes out 8:30 a.m. eastern, hang with us for that, coming up. we hear from general electric, technolog

hostin will be with us, with comedian gina brillon, and later this week, regina king, nat wolff, aaron paul woody harrelson, emma stone, jesse eisenberg, abigail breslin and howard stern. so please join us for all this week. our first guest is an oscar-winning actress straight out of south africa whose resume spans from "snow white" to "mad max" with a lot in between. she gives voice to morticia in "the addams family." it opens in theaters friday. please welcome charlize theron. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you doing? >> i'm good. i'm good. you know. >> jimmy: did you just come back from bowling? what's going on with the hand? >> i have now changed my career. yes. i am a professional bowler. can you bowl with that? no, which fingers do you need? you need that finger. >> jimmy: it looks like the hand guard with bowling, yeah. but it's not, huh? >> yeah. it's not as cool as i thought it was going to be. >> jimmy: it's kind of cool. >> i don't know. this is so stupid. i did an action movie, and i tore the ligament off the bone fighting a very big -- oh, yeah? it's cool? >> jimmy: it is co

a high school teacher till he go real sick ♪ ♪ now he's breaking bad now he's breaking bad ♪ ♪ aaron pauled cooking up drug but they came out blue ♪ ♪ he was breaking bad making drugs is bad ♪ ♪ bought a pork pie hat threw a pizza on the roo ♪ cause he's breaking bad really breaking bad ♪ ♪ was a big shootout and he wound up dea ♪ you just spoiled it dud spoiling stuff is bad ♪ ♪ if you haven't seen the show never min what i said ♪ ♪ check out breaking ba netflix breaking bad ♪ ♪ breaking ba breaking bad ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: trace adkins, everyone trace adkins ♪ [ cheers and applause you can see trace on the "ultimate cowboy showdown" on insp network beginning october 14th trace adkins how cool is that [ cheers and applause ♪ breaking bad this next one is from marco trimboli marco, you out there perfect. [ light laughter ] marco says, "hey, jimmy, halloween's right around the corner can you tell us what the hottest costumes are this season?" well, sure i do have my finger on the pulse and i can easily tell you what they are. but i'd rather just show you so, ladies and gentlem

sienna miller further on in her life, still trying to find a suitable partner, and people like aaron paulanges. i think the most remarkable thing is sienna miller is really terrific. that's not a surprise because she was really good in supporting roles in foxcatcher and american sniper. this is the first time she's been able to command the centre stage and she's terrific. she plays each section of the character's life completely convincingly. the second thing is, this is directed by jake scott, who does a very good job of backing off exactly when you think the drama is going to overplay its hand. what you get is a film that is very, very convincing about a lengthy period in somebody‘s life in which something is hanging over them. the thing it reminded me of slightly is things like atom egoyan's the sweet hereafter or exotica. atom egoyan is very good at making films that exist in the aftermath of something. i definitely got that feeling from this. is it upsetting? her central character is indomitable and has a vibrant spirit. yes, she is shouldering a huge burden, but the film is about, o

this right here is "breaking bad" star aaron paul with his own mini me at san diego comic-con last yearel paul. her name is story annabel paul, i like that. >> isn't that pretty? paul has revealed he actually got this baby-size "breaking bad" costume at that same comic-con five years ago. that baby is not 5 years old. he said he knew when he saw the outfit that one day he was going to put his own baby in it. >> so we're giving folks tips this morning about pumpkin carving. apparently i didn't listen to any of them. >> and? >> it is one of the toughest things. >> commitment. commitment. >>> coming up, the power of sisterhood. s trapped in your car's soft surfaces get released, and are then circulated by your ac system. to stop the cycle of odors try febreze car vent clips. febreze stops the circulation of musty air by trapping and eliminating lingering odor molecules for up to 30 days of fresh, clean air. plus, they come in a range of scents including extra light. stop the cycle of odors in your car with febreze car vent clips. brand power. helping you buy better. ♪ girls are doing it fo

miller further on in her life, still trying to find a suitable partner, and again, people like aaron paulwhat happens is we see the weight of the trauma and the grief that she has carried with her as her own character develops and changes. i think the most remarkable thing about this is firstly, sienna miller is really terrific, that's not a surprise because she was really good in supporting roles in foxcatcher and american sniper. this is the first time she's been really able to command the centre stage and she's terrific. she plays each section of the character's life completely convincingly. you really do believe in this character. the second thing is, this is directed by jake scott, who does a very good job of backing off exactly when you think the drama is going to overplay its hand. so what you get is a film that is very, very convincing about a lengthy period in somebody‘s life in which something is hanging over them. and the thing it reminded me of slightly is the films atom egoyan. the sweet hereafter or exotica. atom egoyan is very good at making films that exist in the aftermat

i will quote a tweet from "breaking bad" star aaron paul who said stop, there is no way@netflix willd with this. that will mean they are completely taking control of everyone else's art and destroying it. netflix is far better than that. am i right, netflix? i'm not really sure. basically what the feature lets you do is either speed up the content or slow it down if you're having a hard time to digest it and obviously that changes the way the program runs. ashley: like chipmonk or -- stuart: this reminds me of the argument, remember the argument when ted turner colorized old black and white movies? you're destroying my art. you can't do that. he did it anyway. everything survived. this is kind of the same thing, isn't it? jackie: d.r. brought out the fact a lot of people like to speed up their podcasts and that's where this started. stuart: what's wrong with that? i like to go through it fast. i've got a short attention span, as you can tell. five seconds and here we go. this market will open. as of right now. okay. we are off and running. it is tuesday morning. look at the nasdaq in

aaron paul says it would be destroying people's art and creativity.lication on mobile devices and says the speed option has been available on dvds for years. walgreens will close by the end of the year nearly 40% of its in-store clinics, which is 150 clinics nationwide. they have new partnerships with brand name companies, working with the grocery store chain kroger to improve some food sections. there will also be jenny craig weight loss services at 100 walgreens, where you can get personalized health and weight loss management advice. so they are changing it to make it more of a destination. >> a health center, not just where you go to get cough medication and twizzlers. >>> next year there will not be a tour of california cycling race because it's been canceled. officials say they hope the race will come back in 2021. it's a week-long race with stages in several california cities including here in the bay area, and attracts elite athletes from around the world. >>> sal, there are some schools that are open today and trying to get back to normal? >>

. >> plus, aaron paul and jesse clemons of "breaking bad" movie will be here in studio 57. >>> and mikets down after completing a walk across america. >> people say listen to your body. not one morning did my alarm go off at 4:00 a.m. did my body go, "get up and walk, dude," zero times. >> we know that -- >> yes. >> i can relate to that. mike, not one time. >> not once. >> he was here when he started. now he's here again. can't wait to hear what mike has to say. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. there's a controversial law enforcement practice that some say helps attackers avoid justice. exceptional clearance allows unsolved cases to be closed if the person doesn't prosecute. 40% were exceptionsly cleared. we have more from our "eye on america" series. good morning. what did she tell you? >> good morning. emily borchardt was in a ride share to her college apartment when two men abducted her and drove her to a motel 6. a third men there raped her over 12 hours. that man was never prosecuted the assault and the case of exceptional

. >> "strahan, sara & keke," we have "breaking bad" star aaron paul here to talk about his new movie.> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron, and here is lisa argen with the forecast. >> spare the air alert and a lot of 60s already. half moon bay is 81, and still a light offshore flow. you can see the haze in the atmosphere and we are looking at 60 by the delta. another warm afternoon with poor air quality and the winds are going to switch around to the onshore component. we will get a break tonight before strong winds tomorrow night. >> all right. checking in with the traffic, we have a couple of incidents that i want to get to quickly and update of what is happening in union city. all clear there and the four-car crash southbound 808 before whipple road. the mines road is going to be closed for the rest of, well, as far as we know. so, quickly, a look at the >> ryan: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" "dolemite is my name," eddie murphy. plus, holiday travel tips. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and yours truly, ryan seacrest! [cheers an

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breaking bad, aaron paul, bryan cranston, they teamed up to make a mescal which is sort of a happy cousinhere's a lot of celebrities investing though, i mean, there's people -- i think ash aton kutcher is the best nope one, he's invested in 61 companies, airbnb, change.org. i would say he's almost as well known for being an investor in companies as he is for his acting career. stuart: fascinating. ashley: it is. stuart: so celebrity is your launch pad. it comes with celebrity, gives you the capital to invest. fascinating. it's a wonderful system. deirdre: yeah. and it keeps new ideas growing. stuart: i think we've got jerry cleveland back with us -- jeffrey. deirdre: third time's a charm. ashley: there he is. stuart: look, i was in full flight introducing you. i think today's gdp report was very strong. we saw a very nice uptick in consumer spending, a big uptick in investment in real estate and housing. i call that strong, case closed. what say you? >> i agree, stuart. the key thing for investors is to focus on, you know, are we on track to exceed 2% growth for the full year. so 1.9% in

burns fires and redirect by kane and sharks are on the board, but nick paul for the senators, the wrister right here. that beats aaron senators win 5-2. sorry, frank, as joe thornton and the sharks drop to 4-7-1. we will have much more coming up later on in sports wrap. scott reiss joins me. >>> coming up next here at 11:00. >> we still have 40-mile an hour wind gusts on the fire linings. humidity values remain critically low. >> the kincade fire nearly doubles in size as wind whipped flames threaten tens of thousands of homes in sonoma county. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> the powerful wind were no match for firefighters, today a setback for crews as the kincade fire grew in size. hello again, everyone. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. the dangerous winds continued tonight, but tomorrow firefighters are hoping they'll be able to make some progress. here's the current numbers. the fire has now burned more than 54,000 acres, a big jump from this morning when firefighters said the fire was only at 30,000 acres. containment has al

near st louis to his time spent in paris with john paul and we caught up with the film's emmy award winning director stanley nelson and miles davis' son aaron davis in central london and began by asking about making miles davis' birth of the cool but one of the things that we that we knew going in it was that we wanted it to be kind of a biography of miles you know and we wanted it to be warts and all. we went in looking and at it as they had 1st we got the the kind of goodwill of the family in their permission to go ahead and then we. made a deal with sony music that control so much of his music so now we had the music we had the family and let's go the idea of close comes in early on in the film there's a funny line from one of the contributors actually saying that when. the blues being something about poverty he just told them that it was a sure way to. the issue of clustered in jazz in this film why did you well i think you know it's important that miles they're going to sing the muzzles born rich and then miles you know expected to certain things out of the out of the way he was treated then you know a lot of times in get it you know m