allison janney is in a couple of series right now. made you blush, i like that. " coming back in july. i will be running lines with her at her house in june. getting ready for the return in july. -- "mom" on cbs allender big all under one big umbrella. it was good to see you. that is our show for tonight. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> all right. alvin. >> who is that? >> your father. >> what? >you always said you did not knw who he was. it could have been a dozen guys. >> i lied. i always knew it was alvin. >> oh, my god. oh! that's a load off. [laughter] >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with dr. david b. agus and clark latest, "trust me." that is next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> be more. pbs. >> welcome to "film school shorts," a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the futu

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join me next time for a conversation with allison janney about her roles in both "moms" and "mastersf sex." that's next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> rose: welcome to the program. tonight, lloyd blankfein the ceo of goldman sachs on energy, the shell revolution, wall street and income inequality. >> in a way, gdp and growth is like, the increments of gdp is like increments to oil. if they found oil anywhere in the world, of course it's wonderful for the country that discovered it. but that oil that then gets added to the world supply, it reduces the price of oil anywhere because all things being equal, you add supply and demand stays the same the price goes down to everyone. it's a win fall to the country that sources it but it benefits everyone. same thing with gdp. if china grows its gdp and chinese gets richer of course it's a wonderful thing for china but what do they do

allison janney. nash just showed up and we just got along. tavis: that is nice.ou make those phone calls and they come through for you. >> it is the only way that this will happen. tavis: why this project? good answer.ad a i'm afraid i do not. i was writing a bigger piece after my first film about children who were acting like grownups and grown-ups who were acting like children in los angeles that it was about -- it would be an epic that would never have moved out of my computer. there was one of them in particular that fill different. it felt like an unusual mash-up between a showbiz comedy of desperation and a film noir. i realized as i was writing it we live with this story, with this mythology. not from this particular luger's point of view -- loser's point of view played by me. i grew up watching disney and tv shows. you would see them and you see them if you'd -- a few years later. or inthey were in trouble prison. not all of them but it is part of that and he has something to do with the stakes, the way that people get obsessed with this overnight stardom

and four-time emmy winner allison janney won best supporting actress on the cbs comedy "mom." >>> coming "cbs morning news," a test drive on the harley-davidson electric motorcycle. experience the revolution of coffee. >>> honoring an american hero. president obama presented the medal of honor to lance corporal kyle carpenter at a white house ceremony thursday. he survived severe injuries after jumping on a grenade in fwachb stan in to 10. david martin reports on the man who received the nation's highest military honor. >> reporter: this is a moment you never see. the commander in chief telling a young marine at home with his family he will receive the medal of honor. for an action which then lance corporal kyle carpenter thought he had been killed. >> the first marine got to me. i told them i was not going to make it. i kept telling them over and over that i was going to die. >> do you know in retrospect how close you came to dying? >> i was labeled pea, patient expired on arrival. i guess that's the politically correct way of saying you didn't make it. >> reporter: according to the cit

you see allison janney there, molly shannon.n't the ones who are overnight successes and kind of standing at the fences trying to get in. this guy finally stumbles on this brilliant young kid. and has a shot of getting everything he's always dreamed of but it looks like doing that might cost him his soul. >> he doesn't have a lot in common with you. but i understand you have a real piercing from the '80s. >> in the '80s, every time i think it's closed up, a job will come along where that particular loser should have an earring. and i push the thing through. it's worth it just for the look of my cover page. >> i had one in '92, early '90s. i took it out probably a year later. i've never tried to put it back in. >> if it's higher up -- >> it was up high. >> we were talking about catchphrases from tv shows that you love. you brought up your favorite. >> okay, my favorite, i was a fan of the honeymooners, and he said "to the moon, alice." i was immediately thinking not sure you could get away with that in the present client, threate