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for fashion, it's a no for me. >> no prosthetics for candice bergen on the "murphy brown" revival.usively on set. >>> we're back. action! murphy corky miles and frank are launching a new news show. we think it's our civic duty. >> she's like my older sister, you know what i'm saying? we love each other. >> we love each other a lot. >> "e.t." is first on the set with the cast. and first with what you'll see in the debut episode. and let's just say, mr. president, ya better take cover. >> you talked about once you went on a date with donald trump in college, right? >> one date. >> one date. >> 18 or 19 -- 18 probably. >> so i think that a plot line should be that murphy had gone on a date with him? yes. >> will that happen? >> yeah that's happened. >> there's one detail about candice's date apparently that isn't in the show that i really think is great. it turns out that on her date with trump, he was decked out in maroon. like maroon shoes. maroon suit. three-piece suit. maroon limo apparently? >> she instagrammed that right now they're shooting episode four called "murphytoo". but

candice bergen, faith ford, thank you.omorrow night at 8:30 right here on cbs. the mother ship. >>> we've got more for you because this comedian's shows are sellouts at arenas but he's hardly a household name yet. he's in our toyota green room with why he says >>> good morning. for the second day in a row we had a spare the air day with the air quality and health the. starting off the day, area of over the -- areas of low clouds for parts of the bay. as we head through the afternoon, most of us will see the sunshine. we stay warm for thursday. cooler friday. much cooler for the weekend. we have shower chances early next week. >>> keep going, gayle. >> that's a good song. started from the bottom now we're here. i like it. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning" and welcome back to norah. >> i'm here didn't want to miss this. >> after her interview with secretary mike pompeo, i'm sure he's jealous that you're here at the table now. >> from mike pompeo to sebastian. >> exactly '. >> and what's your position on north korea? >> l

and candice bergen, you were defending les moonves up until well into that. >> i was.until the second time, was it the second "new yorker" piece? i had great respect for les and liked him very much. it's new ground, and we haven't really walked much on this ground before. and so, the boundaries are being defined as we speak. >> he was a great executive. and he turned this network around. so we both had a lot of respect for him in that regard. but there's no question for us at we stand with all tho women. >> woodruff: is there anything you won't touch? >> i don't think anything is off limits. n the criteria for us is, walk that tightrope with an issue that is serious, but still make comedy out of it? it was kinof our hallmark in the old days. you know, we never shied away from just having a very seriouid scene that dn't have any laughs in itt all. >> woodruff: the midterm elections are front and center in the early episodes, and a w an immigratinkle to the storyline: >> "whatever your party is, use your rht to vote." and it's said by a mexican immigrant in the show. >>

us, candice bergen, on the return of "murphy brown."> woodruf drama unfolding in the united states s reflects a much larger debate taking place across thon: how we see gender and power in this #metoo moment.o it all adds upcharted waters, and amna nawaz examines how this week stands in sharp contrast to coirmations in the past. >> nawaz: in key moments this week, it was the tone at mattered. aside from the specifics of the sexual asslt allegations, there were questions about ford's composure compared to kavanaugh'anger, and if the same rules applied to both witnesses. the overt politics of the hearing were also a departure from precedent. here to help make sense of it all, marcia coyle of the "national law journa" and, deborah tannen, a linguistics professor at georgetown university. welcome to you both. marcia coyle, i could like to start with you.he you waa lot of confirmation processes, tracked them over the years, a lot has beenaid about the demeanor of judge kavanaugh yesterday. have you ever seen someone deliver a speech, remarks,

. >> reporter: it's been 20 years since candice bergen took her final bow as murphy brown. >> sorry,abe can't be bought. >> reporter: the fictional news woman many real life journalists secretly wished they could be. >> he'd really like you to do the interview but if not, he's going to give it to jane pauley. >> reporter: the show had a good, long run. ten seasons. the cast and crew earning their fake newsroom a slew of very real emmys. when it finally ended in 1998, most thought it would go where most sitcom goes. make a dvd box set or reruns on cable. then came election night 2016. >> we have been told that hillary clinton has called donald trump to concede. >> reporter: let's just say it didn't exactly go her way. >> it was just grief, frankly for -- until now. >> reporter: and so now murphy's back on the air hosting murphy in the morning. just in time for the midterms. >> cold and flu season is approaching so get your shots, pull out your heavy winter coats and ruth bader ginsburg, stay away from drafts, please. >> is this, at some level -- >> and we're clear. >> -- activism in a

he ends up falling in with candice, who is one—quarter native american.who is this african—american kid from a poor area of chicago but who, through an athletic scholarship, ends up attending a residential school and it gives him this great education. lastly, we have louis chang who wants to be the next lenny bruce lee, the next kung fu comedian. one of the key things i was interested in was d'aron or daron, whatever we are going to call him, was originally black but you changed him. why? when i first started on the novel, i imagined he would be a black teenager from a small town in georgia, but as i tried to get started, it didn't make sense that this teenager would move and leave a small town in georgia, go to california and agree to return and visit and participate in the civil war re—enactment and also have no historical sense of it. it's something his parents, growing up in the south, would have advised him against. you get a lot of explicit instruction growing up a person of colour in the south — always be respectful when the police stop you, you kn

when i watched this, i kept thing, candice bergren wrote a book years ago.as very upset because he used that dummy to communicate his true feelings. watching this, candice bergren is using a very wooden murphy brown to communicate her politics and i don't think the audience is going to accept it. >> i'll be back later. the winners and losers. >> who is behind the continued effort to take down kavanaugh? a former hillary clinton spokesperson. there he is. next. on from his vacation. so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa memb

news line from funding more tension in the german city of candice off to another multipoint county immigration protests demonstrators demanded the government change its migration policies as hundreds of police were deployed to maintain security the head of germany's domestic intelligence agencies now face in cool to resign office say there was no evidence of racist attacks during the last month on arrests in canada. also on the program where u.s. president barack obama calls on americans to stand up to police in a scorching critique of success and the republican policy president said he started watching obama's speech but then fell asleep. the last. time helena humphrey glad you could join me germany's eastern city of chemical remains tense office some fifteen hundred demonstrators took to the streets again on friday to march against the government's migration policies challenging we all the people and this is all safety protesters carried signs calling for a complete halt to the arrival of a sign obsequious hundreds of police officers were deployed there were no reports of violence kemet says

as candice gibson tells us, it's still not clear whether the ousted leader will receive any severance. >> reporter: six additional women are coming forward with allegationings against les moonves. phyllis golden-gottlieb said he sexually assaulted her in 1986. he reaches up and pulls me up and throw me, i mean hard, against the the wall. she said she get quiet because she tpaoerld for hfeared for he. and a massage therapist said he exposed himself to her in the '90s. >> i was at his home. i had brought my massage table. and he was lying on his back. i had him cover up with a sheet. and he actually pulled the sheet off of himself and threw it onto the floor >> reporter: the latest accusations add to those from seven other women who previously accused moonves of offenses raining from unwanted advances to sexual assault. in a statement released overnight, moonves called it a privilege to lead cbs, adding untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who i am. and some are expresses outrage over a sefrpblgs packaseverance could be worth ove

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i sit down with candice bergen to discuss how the show is handling today's contentious politics. >> that's being on this show, is that you get to do comedy and you get to tackle

candice bangsund, is portfolio manager at fiera capital is with me now.u on the programme. most would agree a rate rise is coming today but what happens next? 2018 is priced in at this point for today and december so the focus will be shifting to what the fed can do in we are expecting a hawkish message from the fed. the us economy is in great shed, firing on all cylinders, inflation back at target. fiscal stimulus boosting a buoyant economy. we think rates are definitely moving higher again in 2019, three, maybe even four. three are maybe for rises in 2019 but at the start of next year we might have 2596 the start of next year we might have 25% tariffs on most goods going from china into the united states. some we re china into the united states. some were saying oil prices might be $100 a barrel. a lot of questions about things that could impact the us economy? absolutely these are inflationary measures, whether it is ta riffs inflationary measures, whether it is tariffs or oil prices. inflation expectations are on the rise and the fed will have to comb

things like that candice peer very quickly if you don't have the right people.i'm here for kevin cramer. i want to thank you all for supporting him. it's an honor for me because he's a very special man. i really said -- you really owe it to the country, you have to do this. you have to do this. we need that vote. we need him. we need his brainpower. we need his presence. in washington, d.c. because that place is brutal. it's brutal. it's -- a lot of bad, bad things up here going through people's heads. sick people. sick people. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i mean the deceit and again some of these democrat senators, oh, mr. president, how are you, such a fan, then i see them on television, we must get rid of this guy. wait a minute, i just said hello to the guy 15 minutes ago, he's hugging and kissing me. he's hugging and kiss, then he's talking. these people, it's bad. i used to say real estate guys in new york, they're real yes tough. now i say they're babies. they're babies. but we need -- we need kevin there. we have to have him. i'm here for him. i hono

, the second round of accusations adding more fuel to democrats push to disqualify nomination but candicerning point usa says charges are harder to believe because it's from antitrump play book. >> it's despicable behavior and typical leftist tactic to stall on constantly stopping the administration from having any wins, first they create massive hysteria, if the person is elected, confirmedded, they will dial back human rights, they moved to number two, racism, the accused the other candidate of being racist as we saw with cory booker i am sparticus movement, the me too witch hunt and due process go away, because rape and sexual assault is a topic as it should be they can throw around baseless allegations, i do not believe either of these women, it's the left putting out leftist tactics to stop conservatives -- rob: several democrats sticking with the party's line on this saying that the committee cannot vote until the fbi completes a full investigation of the accusations. brutal uptick in deadly stabbings has parents measures to keep children safe, parents thinking of buying their sons

. >> start candice bergen said in an interview there would be no "murphy brown" revival if hillary clintonas in office. president trump was mentioned frequently in the episode. it airs thursday night right here on kpix 5. >>> it is time for a final checkup your forecast. we will be on the cool side temperature-wise. anticipate a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures five to 10 degrees below average. mid 50s and 60s to start and 60s and 70s for a high today. we are looking at the best chances for scattered showers up north. the rest of us could see showers as we head into the work week, likely midweek. >>> it is time for us to call it a morning. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. >> we will be back here tomorrow morning at 6 am. enjoy your saturday. narrator: today on "lucky dog..." brandon: thank you so much. narrator: ...a stray terrier mix is looking for a home. brandon: you like kisses. i like getting them. narrator: and a nine-year-old boy has been hoping for a dog for a long time. phoenix: i've been asking for a dog for a couple of years. narrator: but for this to be a

i'm candice, your new roommate. >> none of the sketches she wrote made it to air. bye. >> she got back on the stand-up stage, using some of the courage she earned from a long childhood embarrassment she wrote about in her memoir "the bedwetter." >> if was a chronic bedwetter well into my teens. i had gone through so much intense humiliation it was much less daunting, i think. >> when you are on the stages as a 20-something-year-old, what are you dreaming of? what did you imagine your career looking like? >> you are supposed to want to get a sitcom. you don't stay a comedian. you are being a comedian to get to something. i loved being a comedian. mommy is one of the chosen people. and, daddy believes that jesus is magic. >> some of my favorite sarah silverman jokes comes from "jesus is magic." how big of a deal was that for a breakthrough for you? >> huge. it was an arrogant, ignorant character. i said more the opposite of what i believed. i want to be the first economic ever to [ bleep ] on martin luther king. people want to talk about the good things. >> in 2007,

. >> there's one detail about candice's date that's not in the show.maroon, three-piece suit, maroon limo apparently. . >> oh, jesus. take the wheel. that's amazing. >> she said they're shooting murphy 2. want to know her must have. faith make hers breakfast every day. >> i add a little olive oil mayo. a dash of dill. >> and mustered. here. >> not that much. >> and you scoop it out. how much do you look forward to this bagel every single day? >> in the car to work i dream about it. mouth starts foaming. >> there you go. all for you. have at it. >> on the way we're in sin city with the cast of bohemian rapsdy. and re-creating "bad seed" with the scary little girl all grown up. >> that seed invented the demon child. >> and from what does help for heart failure look like? ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever

futures up 41 points the market has shrugged off rate hikes all year joining us to talk about that is candiceon from fiora capital. they have more than 140 billion in assets under management thank you for joining us on "worldwide exchange. why do you think the u.s. markets greeted these rate hikes so far this year and expectations of more with a resounding shrug >> equity markets in general have proven fairly resilient to whether it be global trade tensions, rising interest rates, it's about the strength of the global economy in general. earnings expectations have been extremely resilient as well. so all of this has been proven supportive for the equity markets in general >> which is amazing because a couple years ago, i guess i'm old enough to remember 12 months ago some people were saying this market could not absorb higher interest rates there was simply too much debt outstanding. it appears that has been wrong >> yeah. with the global economy being so broadly based, like the strength in the global economy, i think you're seeing that feeding into the equity markets like you said, being abl

. >> reporter: murphy brown, played by candace bear gerntion didn't shy -- candice bergen, didn't shy away from tough topics. >> women in this country have a choice, at least i think they do. >> reporter: the current day revival takes brown into a world of 24-hour news. >> i didn't know what to do with myself, then we had an election. >> reporter: the roles are reprised in murphy in the morning. >> it doesn't get any better than working with these guys. >> reporter: there's a few new faces. jake plays brown's son, grown up and working for a competitor's station. the washington water hole, filled bar. it's now phyllis' run by tyne daley. crews worked meticulously to make the set as identical as possible. the cast invited us to their 70. inside stage k. open the door and find brown's townhome virtually untouched. >> when you stepped back out on the set for the first time for the live studio awed a yens was it emotional? >> very. when we first saw the town house set finished, we burst into tears. >> reporter: as far as recreating the same chemistry, just listen to the first table read. >

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let's see if i get it right, kaley -- candice burrows, laura and jackson randolph. you're sticking it out. come in here so you get on tv. you're sticking it out. you think that's the smartest thing to do? >> i do because we're well prepared. >> what makes you well prepared when the governor is telling you to get out, the mayor is pleading with residents, please, please, get out of here. >> we have things boarded up. we got a lot of supplies from walmart, jen rarlts, so we're good to go. >> have you been through a major storm like this before? >> we have been through a couple. we weren't here for hugo, but we have been around. we feel secure, like we prepared. we have our kits ready. we're ready to ride it out and hope for the best. we're keeping an eye on the forecast. if something changes and we need to go, we'll get out at the last minute if we can. >> you are even watching the euro models. you watch the news. you hear on the news, us pleading with you. us broadcasters saying please get out. reiterating what the governor says and the mayors says. i'm sure there ar

now, that same tweet went out by candice owens, but replaced jewish for white. m ms. owens' account was suspended and flagged. "the new york times" reporter's account wasn't. what's the difference? >> so we did make a mistake with -- >> but i've heard you say that multiple times, we've made a mistake. we made a mistake. i've heard you say that the whole time you've been up here. you've been polite and pretty awesome of doing it. the fact is, it's bigger than a mistake. it's the environment to which i think twitter has. my point of the first question was, does that fit your political views to which your company is following? because there seems to be a pattern here. >> no, it doesn't. i value variety and perspective and i value seeing people from all walks of life and all points of views. we do make errors along the way, both in terms of our algorithms and also the people who are following guidelines to review content. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> thank you, i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. >> thank you, mr. chairman and tha

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we heard from candice mcqueen about the state's development and use of a ready graduate indicator that will evaluate students' readiness for college, career, or military service. and this past spring, students in grades 3 to 8 and high school took the federally required tests in reading, mathematics and science, giving states under these new plans new data. this gives that new data a chance to see how students are making progress toward the new academic achievement goals that each state has set. some states such azide hoe, north dakota -- states such as idaho, north dakota, have released lists of schools identify forward support and improvement. all states are working to produce these new lists and then will begin to work with local districts to improve these schools. today we will hear specifically from three states who based upon my review of the plans have also taken advantage of the flexibility we encourage under the law to design innovative plans. for example south carolina is using flexibility provided under essa to use some of its title 1 money to fund programs for high school s

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