you can see the whole thing later today on "the drew barrymore show."ylan that her family had nothing to do with the production, producing, or any aspect of the documentary. >> which a lot of people had thought -- >> i think they went into it thinking that there had been some bias or one-sidedness, and that is not accurate. >> yeah. and drew, her story has -- not drew, dylan, you're drew, dylan's story has been consistent from the beginning. she was 6, a little girl at the time, 7 years old. her story's been consistent. woody allen supporters would say his story's been consistent, as well. was there anything that surprised you when you were talking to her? number one, it was great to see her in the studio. she doesn't do interviews very often. it was great to see her. >> she had claimed that she felt disarmed by me because i'm someone that she hasrown up with. >> yeah. >> and i had worked with her -- i had worked with woody back in the day and established an interview -- >> did you? >> by saying that i wish i had had children and been a woman of the wor

. >>> this just in, drew barrymore is co-host. >> i'm ready!co-host "cbs this morning" coming up. >>> two people in california are lucky to be alive after surviving a plane crash near lake arrowhead. a home security camera captured the moment the plane went down saturday afternoon. the faa says the single engine cessna slammed into the side of a mountain crashing into a heavily wooded area. that made it difficult for crews to reach the scene. one of the first rescuers to arrive, marcus goad lding said was amazed what he discovered. >> fupulling a victim out of a plane crash was a first for me. i've been on other plane crashes, b typica thelu the fire department said they were talking when they arrived. >> the thing -- i don't want to die terrified. the thing about going down in a plane, you know that's happening, very, very frightening. they walked away. >> that's the first thing you got to check, the shorts. >> i'm not aware yet, i'm not there yet, but they have these things called depends. >> every time you get on a plane. you got to wear the

. >>> today on drew barrymore show, guests >>> at 5:00, car thefts sky rocketing in san jose. why the city has become a national hot spot and the models thieves are targeting. t'e last check of e at weather. >>> i want to show you again that drought monitor, newest drought information putting parts of the bay area, north bay, east bay under the worst drought category and exceptional drought in the rest of the bay area under an extreme drought. it is just so dry. we had a very dry winter and spring, 38 to 41% of average for water year since october 1. we have that wind advisory, still tracking strong winds along the coast, san francisco, lake county, mendocino counties, wind advisory until 9:00 p.m. with gusts up to 40 to 50 miles per hour. we are going to warm things as we look to friday and the weekend and early next week. >> thank you. >>> this erouwilost and found index for 2021. among the most commonly forgotten items are phones, cameras, wallets, keys. some of the most unique items on the list include someone's tooth, a cooler full of fish, a mannequin head, a chandelier,

. >>> coming up, drew barrymore dedicates her our two gabrielle union, icon jane fonda and olympic medalist, >>> tracking vaccine rates by zip code the county that is making it easier to know who has gotten their shot and what neighborhoods are most at risk. we will have that coming up at 5:00. >>> let's get one last track of whether. >> looking southeast, our temperatures right now in the 50s around the bay. 60s in the south bay in san jose and 70 is an concord and santa rosa. warmer compared to yesterday, catching the clearing from many locations as we look to our ughoutthe day,recast, plenty tomorrg up wednesday, temperatures very similar through the work week and into the weekend. back to you. >>> finally, some iconic items from music history are going up for auction. >> 1300 will be up for sale at the event in beverly hills and they include bob dylan's handwritten lyrics to "lady, lady, lady. " carrying an estimate of $500- $600,000. i got it. the series of letters between britney spears and her high school boyfriend are also an option. i don't know why you want those ♪♪ >> hope: so yo

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. >>> and actress and talk show host drew barrymore will be a special guest host in the second hour ofrning." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great day.

hi. >> of course that's drew barrymore in "never been kissed" in 1999.vincing as a co-host. >> yes, she will. >> all right. >>> turning to a highly anticipated series by academy award winner barry jenkins. he's directed some of the most powerful and consequential films in recent years. they include best picture winner "moonlight" and the critically acclaimed adaptation of james baldwin's novel "if beale street could talk." his latest project, "the underground railroad," premieres tomorrow on amazon prime. we met up with barry jenkins in l.a. to discuss the series which has been four years in the making. he said it was the hardest undertaking he's ever attempted in his creative life. >> quiet, please. >> reporter: >> barry jenkins had long wanted to direct a story about slavery in america. >> i knew at some point i was going to have to use my art, my voice to speak to my ancestors. >> as much as you wanted to film this story, you were in some ways afraid of it. >> i was. it's very tricky, delicate, difficult subject matter. >> "the underground railroad" b

barrymore few is due back in court may 17th. david? >> stephanie ramos tonight. steph, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, secretary of state blinken visiting ukraine in a strong show of support. blinken telling president zelensky that the u.s. is committed to ukraine's independence. zelensky make maing a case for membership in nato. russia has been conducting military exercises nearby in the black sea. >>> coming up tonight, police on the scene right now of a hostage standoff inside a bank. >>> and more on that out of control rocket expected to crash back to earth and the newest forecast tonight, when this forecast tonight, when this should hwith less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners'a. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function fand can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something im

. >> a colorado woman facing new charges, barrymore a few favor with a dead body as well as a dangerouspon. new charges are in addition to a first-degree murder charge in connection to his wife's disappearance. suzanne vanished a year ago, a famous man who defended his home during a black lives matter march running for the senate. how that protests led him to the campaign trail. >> god came knocking on my door last summer disguises an angry mob and it did wake me up. the people who are sick and tired of cancel culture. you have to send people to dc, willing to tell the truth, willing to fight for our freedoms, regardless what it costs you personally, economically, socially. todd: mccloskey will face eric brighton in the republican primary. he was not the only one with competition. dennings announced she will try to unseat senator marco rubio. she joined the house in 2017. and the first impeachment trial, the short list for vp pics. >> increases to more than half $1 billion, it is estimated at $515 million for the next drawing on friday, first time to do that. there were no winners durin

arrested on suspicion of murdering 31—year—old stuart lubbock, who died at the entertainer michael barrymore'sol. two years after the government set up a compensation scheme for the windrush scandal, campaigners say they're concerned about the low number of payouts. the latest figures show that up to february, the home office has received almost 2,000 applications. just over 400 claims have resulted in a payment. the average claim takes about 1k months to process. the government has promised to right the wrongs and ensure the windrush generation get the compensation they deserve for the injustices they faced. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell has the story. anthony williams arrived in birmingham from jamaica when he was seven. he laterjoined the army and spent 13 years serving with the royal artillery. but the former soldier says his biggest challenge has been more recently. unable to work and afford urgent dental treatment after wrongly being told he was in the uk illegally. he's now got new teeth, paid for by an anonymous donor who heard his story. back in 2014, i got a real

arrested on suspicion of murdering 31—year—old stuart lubbock — who died at the entertainer michael barrymore'sr—old man — who has not been named — was arrested in march after police said "significant new information" had come to light. seven people have been injured after an explosion in a row of houses in kent. the emergency services are believed to have freed several others who had become trapped under the rubble in the village of willesborough near ashford. investigators say the blast isn't being treated as suspicious. there was a glimpse of normality at the world snooker championships in sheffield last night as the first capacity crowd at a uk sporting event for more than a year was allowed in to watch mark selby secure his fourth world championship title. it was part of a government pilot scheme which is trying to ensure the safe return of audiences to cinemas, theatres and other public events. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. they called it a crucible roar like never before. this is what sport looks and sounds like with a capacity crowd. it has been more than a year since

we had drew barrymore and levar burtonment they were fun. next week ashley graham and john batiste.for us. see you on monday for "cbs this morning." before we go, let's look back at all that mattered this week. have a great weekend. >> bye-bye. >> take it easy. you're watching "cbs this morning." where you going, klaus? ♪ >> drew barrymore will be joining us. >> hello, guys. >> welcome. >> my favorite color is yellow. what's your favorite color? >> you know my favorite color is yellow. and i text you ever time i see you wear it. >> hey, guys. i'm ready. >> levar burton is in the building. >> you're known by generations of folks. >> it's true. and i can almost tell when they approach which is a "reading rainbow" fan, can deficit tell which is a "star trek" fan. >> yeah. >> see you next time. energize. ♪ >> i actually saw a ufo before. >> come on! >> have you ever seen a ufo? >> i don't have that life experience other than, of course, "et." [ scream ] our "spring into summer" series -- whoo! >> here you go, lucy. where did lucy go -- yes! >> there are changes you should know about. i

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. >>> today on the drew barrymore show, julianna margulies stops by to discuss su >>> welcome back. 53. we are taking a live look from our mark hopkins camera. you see the low lying fog across san francisco bringing cooler temperatures which we need. >>> with graduation around the corner many in class of 2021 are seeing oldest most anticipated traditions making a return. >> last week, paris deangelo and the rest of the class at wilson learned the district decided to hold in person outdoor graduation at the end of this month. as covid cases decrease and health restrictions loosen, other schools and universities are moving forward with in person graduation ceremonies including palo alto unified and stanford university. >> i worked hard for this piece of paper. i want to be proud of myself and show it off. >> there is nothing like being there listening to speeches live, throwing their caps at the end and everybody cheering them. >> it's really the best feeling. morgan hill will hold its graduation first week of june. >>> with graduation season upon us, we are celebrating bay area grads.

. >>> and today on the drew barrymore show, sarah .ou can see that fog just blanketing the bay area. see that little speck of dust it looks like in the middle of your screen. that's the top of sales force tower. >> you have a good eye. >> yes i do. no. >>> new this morning, two california schools made the list of top universities in the world. >> one is here in the bay area. out of a thousand institutions qs world university rankings placed stanford in second. california institute of technology in pasadena came in 4th. berkeley and ucla was 36th. massachusetts institute of technology ranked the best. >>> and college students face a lot of stress and now new research shows therapy dogs may be the best medicine. washington state university researchers found petting therapy dogs improves student's thinking and planning skills more than aditional stress management . >>> we are celebrating our bay area grads. first up a big congratulations to kinsey. she is graduating in oakland anda ending uc riverside in the fall and will play d1 women's

richmond, sarafaelbrp day the d barrymore show, jason mamoa and drew joins the all female crew with aueling mission. and dan levi and others stop by . >>> welcome back. it's 5:54. we will take a look outside. look at this beautiful shot as the sun starting to come up. that golden sky and then you can see mount diablo in the distance there. that low lying fog that mary said will burn off. >>> now to a new program at uc davis where students with disabilities. >> it's the first four year college program in the state. a graduate with down's syndrome is among the hundreds applying for just 12 open spots. the program's co director said participants will live on campus and attend class with traditional students. they can even join sports teams, clubs and greek life. >> you have all these experiences a typical college your worwould have thops >> they want to do in the rest of my life, you afr four y receive a credential. the goal is to teach them enough advanced skills to have a successful career. >>> the time is now 5:55. ready for rolling blackouts. >> in the next half hour, how the state i

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. >>> today on the drew barrymore show, behind the scenes look at the 51 dates reunion sketch with adamdler. that was a good movie. >>> looking back at queen elizabeth's six decade long reign with special commentators and appearances by former president obama and sir >>> welcome back. we are taking a live look outside at san francisco from mark hopkins hotel camera. you can see the cathedral there and also our guest fog blanketing the bay area. >>> a boston dog walker has taken his services to the next level. >> he snaps portraits of his furry clients around town and now they've gone viral. watson has been dog walking for decades but his off leash photos earned him a new follower. one went viral when a passerby snapped them in action. the clients follow him for hours every day stopping for pictures wherever inspiration strikes. >> i get best results when they're a bit tired but not totally wiped out. >> he is not just their dog walker. etc. really their best friend. >> watson says he gets one good shot for every 30 he snaps. he doesn't i can treats. he says the secret is trust. >> such

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. >>> and today on the drew barrymore show, a new . >>> welcome back. it's 5:53. we have some brake lights southbound, a crash rig at winston involving a vehicle that hit the center divide. it's not drivable so tow crews headed out to the scene. hopefully they will get that cleared up in the next few minutes. >>> the words a graduating teen this morning. watch me i will. >> after months of chemo treatment and a bone marrow transplant she kept up her studies to achieve her dream. she has been to te f. leemia two years ago. amazingly she is now cancer free. the well time she was in the hospital she kept up with her school work. >> especially have real he is tick expectations and fact she is still valedictorian is not surprising to me and just an incredible achievement. >> dr. bob was saying you don't have to be number one with everything are you going there you and i said watch me. i will. >> watch me i will. her big speech comes up in two weeks. after that she is heads to college in arizona. >>> all good luck to her. watch me i will. that should be on t-shirts. so

." >>> hi, i'm drew barrymore. join me as i host "cbs this morning" -- >> no, co-hosting.ony's on baby duty. anthony's still here. >> right. i guess i got carried away. >> it happens. welcome, drew barrymore. ♪ >>> she's featured in many of her paintings, and she's the subject of many of her songs. still ahead this morning, we'll talk to two acclaimed artists about their creative work and serving as each other's inspirations. >>> it's a location to inspire. america's newest national park. we'll take you to the mountains of west virginia for a visit to the new river gorge to explore all it has to offer. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will return in a few minutes. for now, i'm ian lee with a look beyond this morning's headlines. while the u.s. continues its vaccine rollout, americans overseas face frustrating delays. so much so it's prompting a growing number to fly back for their shot. just before turkey shut down the country to stop the spread of covid, american amy goldsmith, living in istanbul, saw an opp

laughter ) your cohost, tony dacopeul is on paternity leave and you've had agreement cohosts, drew barrymoreind of level in in the morning? >> i am. this is the thing. he came in for a rehearsal. but he was so gracious with his time he wanted to get the lay of the land. i said to him, i said, "do you sing all the time? because he just walks around and he just bres ouak into song. i love that about him. >> stephen: he does. no, no, music comes out of him. >> i know. >> stephen: just like flowers out of ground. >> which, by the way, stephen, it's not just jon batiste. it's oscar winner jon batiste to us. >> stephen: oscar, bafta, golden globe. that's his primary occupation these days winning awards. everything else is a side hustle. i might have to pop in, i might have to pop in tomorrow morning and say in case you need any elp wrangling batiste. >> are you thinking about popping in? >> stephen: i'm thinking about popping in tomorrow morning. what time are you guys on? >> i'm not telling you. i'm insulted by that question. it would be like me asking, "what time are on you on, stephen colbert,

like when i was on "snl," you know, drew barrymore didn't look at me [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah dudew i'm assuming she likes -o tom b. >> oh, for real? >> for real. [ laughter ] >> what she do >> supermodel. >> jimmy: you don't know gisele >> she sound exotic though >> she's married to tom brady and she's so famous she pays all the bills! [ laughter ] she's that one >> jimmy: she's the greatest what you got you have one or two. what do you think? number one >> number one. >> jimmy: yeah >> all right >> jimmy: is it going to be easy for us to get this? >> i mean, i've heard some things about 21. >> i'm only a few hours away from getting my pilot's license. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how many hours how many hours >> a few say a few. >> jimmy: yeah, a few. absolutely that's the only question i needed to ask >> in what state >> california. >> see, if he said florida, i'd go, "that's true." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if they give them out -- every couple of hours - >> jimmy: piloting what? >> a plane, a pilot. >> jimmy: i knowan you pilot >> jimmy: could be a a helicopter >> it's a plane. >> jimm

>> back now with lucy liu in action alongside drew barrymore and cameron diaz in "charlie's angels." >> liu opening up in a "washington post" op-ed about her role in the blockbuster saying, as part of something so iconic my character alex munday normalized asian identity for a mainstream audience. she says she feels fortunate to have moved the needle with her success in hollywood and goes on to say, there is still much further to go. >> that is true. lucy liu born in jackson heights right here in queens, right here in new york, queens is nearby. now a true hollywood royalty and all month long we're going to be spotlighting the stories and accomplishments of asian-americans and pacific islanders throughout history as we celebrate aapi heritage month. that's coming up throughout this month of may. >>> now though let's take a look at the headlines we're following right now. >>> we are learning that several americans were among the at 45d when a panic driven stampede erupted during a religious festival in israel. the event was expected to draw a crowd of 10,000, but authorities believe m

first up drew barrymore, one of those guests joining us.love what, you know, your show does which is it talks about the information that we all need as like our civic duty to know about each and every day. but then it also peels away at the layers of why is life worth living. >> why is life worth living? i got a couple of reasons. drew will join us during our 8 -- >> cupcakes -- >> that's one. grandchild on the way is another one. 8:00 hour. okay, let me start over. drew's going to join us at 8:00 monday, our 8:00 monday and tuesday. then levar burton is going to hang out next wednesday and thursday. model ashley graham will be here the week of may 24th. yay. she's going to share the co-hosting duties with the "late show's" band leader, john batiste, who just won -- what did he win? >> an oscar. >> an oscar. we like that -- >> having a cupcake. >> we like that. i didn't know. vlad will be filling in next week -- that's you, in the 70s hour. and "60 minutes plus" enrique acevedo. we're in good hands. >> it's got six people covering for tony.