tonight with an interview charlie taped earlier this month with the iconic portrait photographer annie leibovitz. her latest collection of work is called annry leibovitz portraits, 2005 to 2015. >> rose: tell me, annually leeb vit 2005 to 2016. why this book now? what is the story of this book. >> well, charlie-- charlie, you know that i have done over the years books that sort of are works that are accumulated over a period of time. i did a book in 1990 called 1970-1990. and then i did a book in 2005, it was 1990 to 2 o 005 which was photographers life that had the years that i was with susan sontag am i was working, over a year ago, must have been tawg like three months before the election. and i was working on a show for-- that was going to be in this summer at this brand new incredible foundation, this brand new museum of the world. and it was, my work from 1970 to 1983 was the work i did with "rolling stone" magazine, it was over 8,000 photographs. i saw so many-- so many images that sort of repeated, history, seeing history repeated. i was thinking of all the work, it was august. i was thi

. >> reporter: in 1972, he beared all to annie leibovitz for a controversial "rolling stone" cover. because of it. but he still managed to pack big venues like madison square garden. all told, cassidy sold more than 30 million records. ♪ i write the songs, i write the songs ♪ >> mason: but in recent years his health made performing difficult. he stopped in march after he shared his diagnosis of early dementia, but he never lost his passion. >> i think you try and stay with your strengths, which is for me is to go out and connect and entertain and make people laugh and get them stomping and clapping and walking outside oua smile on their face. >> mason: his fans always did. ♪ and i know that you'll be sorry if i'm gone ♪ >> mason: on twitter, maureen mccormack-- martia 'the brady bunch'" wrote, our shows were both on friday nights and deep down i dreamt of being a partridge. so did many wems. that's the cbs evening news. have a happy and safe thanksgiving a >>> embattled charlie rose. was this intern made to watch a steamy movie? >> he asked me how does this make you feel? >>> then -

for example, one of your books, one of phaidon's books is annie leibovitz's new book. amy: what a great example. i just got off the plane from a really interesting 3 days in texas with annie on her press part of her book tour. so, annie needs no-- needs no explanation, but she loves books. and for her, even though her work featured heavily in--heavily, rolling stone, vogue, vanity fair, she's identified with those magazines. but for her, the books are the way that people can own her work, can engage with her, work on a daily basis at home. and she's passionate about supporting bookstores, so this tour was fascinating because she sold out 2,500 seat theatres in austin and dallas, and local bookstores handled the book sales. we partnered with museums. that's the other thing that's important to think about. books are not just sold in bookstores anymore. the channels have really broadened. so, we started the tour at one of these arenas. and book people, which is the big independent bookstore in austin, handled the sales. we did an event at the dallas museum of art, they han

. >> "vanity fair" photographer annie leibovitz is here to document the three men who took on our presidentfor bob woodward watergate started much the same way most stories do, with a phone call from his editor. >> the moment, the time i got the call about 9:00 a.m. on saturday morning june 17th. >> that's good. no one flashed a message to me this is going to be one of the most important days of your life. >> i was in the office that day. and i saw all this commotion around the city desk on this saturday morning. went to find out what it was. and there was this moment in history that became known as watergate. ♪ >> woodward and bernstein, for those of us who were in the profession, i think we were quickly in awe of what they were doing. >> i became truly inspired by both their incredible investigative reporting and their storytelling. >> i remember thinking when i first read the woodward and bernstein articles where's this going. especially coming in the midst of all the turmoil that was playing out in the streets around the country. >> president nixon's first term in office had been marred

his writings includes his photography appointment with annie leibovitz.onfirmed the authenticity of the items. they've arrested one man in berlin for the stolen objected. >> what a treasure that is. >> they came to national attention when she won the best new artist grammy. ahead, the jazz artist tells us why she's releasing just 7,777 >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. if you are driving through your thanksgiving destination this holiday triple a says drivers will make march junior of the 51 million who will take travel their thanksgiving they are looking at highest gas price necessary three years. you can get travel tips at cbs philly.com. >>> let's check it out with the forecast. katie, it looks like the rain is moving out. >> there are still trouble spots and we will show you on the radar. also taking a view as well outside boardwalk plaza here in rehoboth where it is very damp, dreary beginning to the morning but there is good news , on the horizon, where we have, the system making its exit, pretty swiftly. here's a snapshot of the tri-state sweep

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