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. >> streep: and i loved carole lombard and i loved kate hepburn and bette davis. i like girls with attitude. you know? moxie. there's an old word. >> safer: do you feel like a legend? >> katherine hepburn: i don't think you feel like anything you feel like a bore. >> kroft: he had interviewed katharine hepburn 32 years earlier. talk about moxie. >> safer: if you hadn't been an actress what would you have been? >> hepburn: i've never thought. i would have tormented some man i suppose and had about eight children and tormented them. >> safer: hepburn scared the hell out of me. >> hepburn: what the hell is it? >> safer: a granite woman-- >> hepburn: bunk! >> safer: in her opinions and her character. >> kroft: there was anna wintour, editor of vogue magazine. the fashion arbiter with a reputation as fearsome as hepburn's. >> safer: the blurb on your unauthorized biography reads "she's a perfectionist. an inside look at the competitive bitch-eat-bitch world of fashion." >> anna wintour: a bitch? perfectionist? perfectionist. well let's try bitch first. >> dolly parton:

bette davis was a couple years later. she was tough. she challenged me.this guy in sitcoms tried to tell me what to do. but i followed my father's advice in my father is an actor, he still at it, acting for decades. i was nervy about bette davis. he said she's a great actor and an artist. in the heart of heart, and any artist of that caliber knows they need direction. they wanted. make sure your ideas are clear and make sure they are good. she has a counter argument, listen to it and make it a conversation. he was really bright. at the end, she was patting me on the and telling me she thought i was going to be at redirector. everything worked out. maria: i grew up with u.s. richie cunningham. did you know how big you were doing happy days? >> well, the show took off when henry weekly or as bonds became such a powerful, you know, figure in pop culture. that is when the show was amazing. it was really a thrill to be a part of that. when happy days became the number one show -- i was a kid. i didn't understand. this was like eating in a boy band or something

. >> i loved carole lombard and kate hepburn and barbara dave -- bette davis and barbara stanwyck. >> reporter: do you feel like a ledge ♪ >> i don't think so. you feel like a bore. >> reporter: he interviewed katharine hepburn 32 years earlier. talk about moxie. >> if you hadn't of been an actress, what would you have been? >> i never thought. i would haver to ter to -- woul have tormented eight men -- tormented a man and had eight children, i think. >> she was a granite woman in her opinions, her character. >> reporter: there was anna win tour, editor of "vogue" magazine. the fashion arbiter with a reputation as fearsome as hepburn's. >> your unauthorized biography reads, "she's a perfectionist. the inside bidch world of fashion." action ready -- >> perfectionist? >> let's try bitch first. >> you want me to whoop it out for you? >> whoop it out for me. >> reporter: dolly parton and morely got along famously to say the least. >> could you? >> of course. >> reporter: helen mirren is a funny, funny woman. >> reporter: a veteran of movie nude scenes, mirren suggested to morely let's

maria: is that when you worked with bette davis? >> that was later, she was tough. actor, rand howard, and he's been an actor for decades. he said she's a great actress and artist, in our heart of hearts, any artist of that caliber knows they need direction, they want it and make sure your ideas are clear and make sure they're good. if she has a counter argument, listen to it, make it a conversation. and he was really right. by the end, you know, she was patting me on the butt and telling me, she thought i was going to be a great director, so, things worked out. [laughter] >> i grew up with you as richie cunningham. did you know how big you were when you were doing happy days? >> well, the show took off. when henry winkler as the fonz became such a powerful pop figure in pop culture, that's when the show was amazing and it was really a thrill to be a part of that, when happy days became a number one show. the andy griffith show had been a number one show, i was a kid and didn't understand. this was like being in a boy band or something, i mean, it was just -- it was

gambler walters as well as thomas davis former chairman of dean foods named in the indictment says walters passed inspire information to mickelson who owed him money for betts mickelson named as release defendant in the case he benefited from the wrongdoing but is not accused of any illegal activity he was not charged but it will cost him. >> and he has agreed subject to court approval, to settle pay over one million dollars in profits prejudgment interest from trading to the government. mickelson will repay money made from trading in dean foods because he should not be aloud to profit from walters illegal conduct. >> he said rogers gave mickelson inside information about an upcoming spin-off dean foods is planning mickelson made 931,000 dollars on that stock tip. >> coming up, once again we continue to follow the breaking news, this morning, that the egyptian military says they have found debris, from flight 804 they are looking for the black box, we will have the latest developments on the crash and also, the security concerns around the globe. >> we have thousands tens of thousands of flights every day, many cases, from airports, that are not up to the s