when she was 15, she was cast as barbara cooper in the cbs sitcom "one day at a time." >> i'm barbara cooper. he left his tool belt in my bedroom. i mean, he was working on my bed, the frame. >> valley captured the hearts of america with the show's ability to be socially relevant and audiences watched as valerie grew up in front of them. but behind the scenes, there were real-life problems that were starting to creep in. valerie claims that she and co-star mckenzie phillips began experimenting with drugs together and in 2008 she began to publicly confront her problems and she's made it her mission to help others establish their own healthy eating and exercise habits. her most important job is to be mom to wolfgang van halen. she's a best selling author and in demand actress, defying the hollywood stereotype that there's little work for an actress after 40. valerie bertinelli! [ applause ] >> hi, sweetie. how are you? >> how are you? >> very well, thank you. make sure i can't get lipstick on you. >> got it? >> a little bit. >> i can handle it. >> you're in my territory. >> congratulati

. >> cooper: cubby broccoli's daughter, barbara broccoli, and his stepson, michael wilson, oversaw productioned. before your dad stepped down, did he give you any advice? >> barbara broccoli: well, i guess the main thing was he said, "don't let other people screw it up." >> cooper: the fact that you've kept this in the family, do you think that's critical to the success of this? >> michael wilson: i think so. >> broccoli: we are, well, control freaks, you know? and we're excited. we're still excited by... i mean, every morning, you know, you get up, you think, "wow, i get to go, you know, on a bond set." ( laughs ) and it's thrilling. >> cooper: "skyfall" stars daniel craig in his third outing as 007. he's the sixth actor to play bond in its 50-year history. why do you think it's lasted for 50 years? >> daniel craig: sort of giving value for money to the cinema- going public has been the credo of the broccoli family. >> cooper: cubby broccoli talked about putting all the money on the screen? >> craig: yeah. and they still give a large bang for your buck. i mean, the fact that they haven't bee

barbara boxer who seems to embrace being the champion for abortion rights. it seems there individuals like someone else or anybody else. >> host: so although feinstein prides herself on potential bipartisan cooperation, reaching across the aisle to get legislation dan, and others are the champion of issues or causes sows to drive this fall for the democratic party who was not looking bipartisan cooperating but the issues before her, but there is not a lot of legislation that is bipartisan to try to describe where across the aisle they want more of that with the reputation and influence for the legislative job but all of these women are in lock step the way that they vote and they tend to be the strongest reporters even with the democratic women it is not on their side there was a lot of negotiation that the southern democratic position is much stronger with mental and physical health and things like this and some lost funding after they took the vote and was trying to you support and they lost they're funding to save you don't get me, you get john bozeman and blanche lincoln the use of them voting for the feinstein the amendments with i legislation. >> guest: women senators are just as impacted whet