frances bergen died nine years ago. candice described their relationship. wanted. it was very difficult for her. and she could sing very well. and she always -- that was what she held on to. she can't sing. ♪ and i couldn't. >> as you get older and she gets older, did the competition fall away? >> the competition was almost gone when i had chloe. because it was just such a gift for her to have this adorable little granddaughter. >> but she and her father were not as close as they look. she never heard him say "i love you" and when edgar bergen died in 1978 candice wasn't even mentioned in the will. she still doesn't know why not but speculates. >> i was acting out adolescence in print at a very early age and i often embarrassed my parents. but i said something that was very hurtful to my father and i think he just slid the bolt. >> charlie mccarthy is a puppet. got a bee guest pgh (by mr. 123 ) i quoted the part of the will that i can never get over because he is he charlie mccarthy from whom i have never been separated even for a day. you know, i also love

and candice bergen joins us.riticized for being a single mom. >>> finally, let me finish with bill clinton's staggering commentary on 21st century american politics. he has said the truth again. and this is "hardball," a place for politics. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel has won re-election. he won the run-off against jesus chuy garcia. he held under 50% in february's first election. he thanked voters for putting him through his pacers and said he would be a better mayor because of it. we'll be right back. ice tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. i win again. paul george the all-star. you still got it. play for the check? nope, with papa john's new payshare it already split the check for us. so, we wont be needing t

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. ♪ charlie: candice bergen is here. she first began performing as a child. credits as an actor include "carnal knowledge" and "starting over." she is known for her role as murphy brown. candice: i want to ask you something. it is a favor. >> it's a big favor. >> on murphy. candice: i want you to father my child. >> excuse me? >> i want to have a baby. i think it could work. >> this is a joke right. >> i know you are thinking it is unorthodox. >> you want to have sex with me? oh my god. >> i don't want to have sex with you. i am talking about fertilizing and a. we don't even have to be in the same room. charlie: that is still funny. candice: yes it is. it was a good show. charlie: her new memoir is called "a very fine romance." candice: it is primarily about my love of her daughter -- my daughter, and of her father. charlie: we will talk more in a minute. between the time he wrote about your memoir, 30 years -- why did it take you so long? candice: well, first of all, i wasn't -- i did not want to write about my late husband's illness and his death. even now,

>>> tomorrow candice bergen will be with us.n quayle went after candice bergen for having a baby without a husband. that's tomorrow on "hardball." >> yes, if she runs. >> it's up to here, susan, is that the ground rule. are you allowed to say that? >> i know she tried to be the inevitable candidate. >> but she is not thinking like that. >> what is going to be with you from the mark penn effort? >> i think this time, look, there is no question she is highly qualified to be president of the united states. we don't know if she can successfully run a campaign. >> what is more important? being able to run or get the job? >> you have to run to get the job. >> sort of, but the inevitability thing was a problem in 2008 because she didn't plan for after super tuesday. this go around she is making it clear she wants to connect with every day people to show that she is humble enough to ask someone -- >> carol? >> in listening to her -- >> it will start next week again. >> that's what she did in new york. when you talk about her running a s

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in a moment we will talk to her about a memoire and first, some of the roles that made candice bergen. >> candice bergen is best known for playing tough talking journalist murphy brown that lasted ten years. it earned her five emmys and two golden globes and left a lasting impression about the world of pop culture and politics. >> we believe murphy brown glamorizes single motherhood. >> what are planet is he on? >> she was the magazine editor on "sex and the city" and the law partner on boston legal. the oscar nomination continues to land big screen rolls as well. miss congeniality in 2000 and bride wars in 2009. she was the first female host of "saturday night live" and is a member of the show's exclusive five timers club. her career is only part of candicen's fascinating and she writes all about it in a fine romance. >> ever since i heard you were writing a second book i came back. >> thank you. let's start with the book. you start by talking about the birth of your daughter chloe. it made you the happiest you have ever been in your life. before that moment you had real doubts about

candice bergen. last year she proudly declared she's fat and happy. she said she gained 30 pounds in

candice bergen talked about her most beloved role and living in her words, fat and happy.you remember us from universal studios? >> matt lauer! >> good morning and welcome back. it's 8:00 tuesday, april 7, 2015. it warmed up on the plaza. it feels good. >> the shower ss right on time. >> a big storm coming our way, but first we have the top stories of the morning, but first to natalie. >> good morning once again. rand paul expected to announce his bid for the republican presidential nomination today. he is the second senator to enter the ring with the campaign expected to court younger voters and minority communities. he has been known to reach across party lines. his father ron paul ran for president three times. we hear more from senator paul when he joins us tomorrow on "today." jureors at the boston marathon trial, his lawyers agreed he took part in the bombing, but put more of the blame on his older brother. the same jury will decide whether he is sentenced to life or death. three people were killed and more than 260 injured in the attack nearly two years ago. an 11-y

candice bergen. last year she proudly declared she's fat and happy.he said she gained 30 pounds in the last few years and she couldn't care less because she doesn't eat to live. she lives to eat. >> that's not even fat. she doesn't look fat to me. she just put on a few pounds. she looks fantastic. >> i don't like the fact that she's calling herself fat and happy. just be happy. who cares. you don't have to say you're fat and happy. >> and you're candice bergen. you can be whatever you want to be. be anything! >> those are pictures of her as a model and i think you read about models when they get pregnant and they're like i was so fat and heavy and i gained 85 pounds and they're still this big. this is sort of the sickness in our culture where models are so unnaushlly thin that when they have a body that looks like the rest of us they're like now i'm fat. oh, no you just look like us. >> it's like the standard. >> the modelling and acting world -- >> you can't be the standard. >> it's a crazy thing but i think part of the problem with a lot of what we

we have candice bergen, why shall l.a. the chef, brian fraser, your favorite billy idol joyce carol oates jason siegel, pauley ready, john scal scalzi the science-fiction writer, something forsomething for everyone families, students. >> host: with kind of reaction you get to this book this? >> guest: an immediate success. when it was started 20 years ago it became a cornerstone in los angeles culture, people marking alpha all year long. a signature event. it is one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's nothing like it anywhere in the united states. it started very simply, bringing together people who create books and people who love to read from but it is a much broader celebration. we have a big book award we give out every year and this year we are adding something new an idea of exchange where malcolm glad well is going to be in conversation with critics, and npr film critic. >> host: booktv will also be fair. we've partnered with the l.a. times festival of books to create a book bag. and the usc campus just ha

we have candice bergen, t.c. boyle, roy choi, your favorite billy idol, joyce carol oates jason segel. polly perretti. octavia spencer. there is someone for everyone. families foodies, hipsters students. more than 100 conversations on everything from california crime noir to digital privacy rights to the future of american identity. host: what kind of reaction do you get? guest: it has been an immediate success. when we started, he became a cornerstone event in los angeles' culture. people market it all year long. it has been a signature events. the "los angeles times" invites everyone to celebrate this great city. it has grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's nothing like it anywhere in the u.s. it started simply. it was about bringing together people who create books and people who love to read them. it has grown into a much daughter celebration. we have a big book award we give out every year. we are adding something new called an idea exchange. malcolm gladwell will be in conversation with

notable names, candice bergen, sarah geffen, brian grazier, billy idol joyce carol oates jason siegel paul lee per ready, john salvi the science-fiction writer, octavia spencer, it is something for everyone, families, hipsters, more than one hundred conversations on everything from california to digital privacy rights to the future of the american identity. >> at book fest, would you get for the community? >> it has been an immediate success. it started 20 years ago. and people market it all year long and the signature event the los angeles times invites all kinds of folks around the community, celebrate this great city it has grown to one of the largest festivals of this kind. nothing like it anywhere in the united states. it started very simply as bringing together books and people who love to read them. it has grown into a broader celebration. among other things we have a big book award we give out every year ended this year we are adding something new called an idea exchange where malcolm glad well will be in conversation with the los angeles times film critic kenneth teheran. if

candice bergen can t.c. boyle, brian grazer, your favorite, billy idol joyce carol oates patton oswald jason segal, john scohazzi o.k. they've ya spencer, there's something for everyone. students, hipper ises, spanish -- hipsters, spanish-language programming. more than a hundred considerations on everything from digital privacy rights to the future of the american identity. >> host: what kind of reaction do you get from the community to a book fest? >> guest: you know it's been an immediate success. when it was started to 20 years ago, it right away became a cornerstone event in los angeles culture. people mark it out all year long. it's been a signature event. it's been kind of a way the los angeles times invites all kinds of folks around the community come celebrate this great city. it's grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's really nothing like it anywhere in the united states. you know, it started very simply as brupging together -- bringing together people who create books and peopl

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tomorrow on "cbs sunday morning" jane pauley catches up with actress and best-selling author candice bergen back with chef ben ford. i was really struck by the fact that your first serious job was at the legendary chap a sneeze. >> i started off right. >> but they actually rejected you at first? >> i had a bad first experience. i dropped a couple kitchen knives. it was obviously didn't have much experience. i wrote letters. >> you really wrote letters. >> this was the old days. the '80s. i had to do some old techniques. i'm happy i did it that way. >> we didn't get a chance to talk about the dessert. what is it? >> cherry hand pies. issue tried to put them on the menu for 15 years. i don't know why. they're transportable and a lovely cream to go along with it. >> quickly. so many people are moving over to grilled cooking. anything people aren't thinking of to put on the grill since you're the grill master? >> it's nice to do a grill kitchen and do a meal on top of that. one think i love doing is flat breads. grill a flat bread and pizzas. another one i love is a quick trick, avocados. if yo

tomorrow on "cbs sunday morning" jane pauley catches up with actress and best-selling author candice bergenthis is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning everyone, i'm nicole brewer. easter may be tomorrow, but run remembers already getting into the spirit. check this out. the 2515 philly rabbit run kick off or should we say hopped off at philadelphia zoo just few minutes ago. the event helps bring attention to parkinson's awareness month. hundreds of participants are taking part in the 5k run and also a one-mile walk. of course it is the holiday weekends, carol, a lot of people hoping for good weather. sounds like we'll get it, right? >> it is moving in that direction. it is really windy out there this morning nicole. starting to brighten up, as we look outside find some clouds over philadelphia and some breaks. you head to the shore you're also finding nice looking wet there the showers look like they're out of here. look at the cameras twills g around up in reading. it is really windy out there. we've seen these winds gusting past 40 miles an hour, temperatures, right now are in the 5

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some notable names candice bergen, t.c. boyle roy choy the chef. brian grazer. your favorite billy idol. joyce carole oates. patton oswalt. giants segel, paula peretti. john scelasi the science fiction writer. tavis smiley. octavia spencer. there's something for everyone. families foodies, hipsters, students spanish language programming. more than 100 conversations on everything from california, crime noir to digital privacy rights to the future of the american identity. >> what kind of reaction do you get from the community to a bookfest? >> you know, it's been an immediate success. when it was started 20 years ago it right away became a cornerstone event in los angeles culture. people market out all year long. it's been a signature event. it's been kind of a way the "los angeles times" invites folks from all around the community to come celebrate this great city. it's grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's really nothing like it anywhere in the united states. it start the very simply bringing together people who create books and people who

we have candice bergen, t.c.oyle, roy choi, your favorite billy idol, joyce carol oates jason segel. polly perretti. octavia spencer. there is someone for everyone. families foodies, hipsters students. more than 100 conversations on everything from california crime noir to digital privacy rights to the future of american identity. host: what kind of reaction do you get? guest: it has been an immediate success. when we started, he became a cornerstone event in los angeles' culture. people market it all year long. it has been a signature events. the "los angeles times" invites everyone to celebrate this great city. it has grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's nothing like it anywhere in the u.s. it started simply. it was about bringing together people who create books and people who love to read them. it has grown into a much daughter celebration. we have a big book award we give out every year. we are adding something new called an idea exchange. malcolm gladwell will be in conversation with t

next week, candice bergen love her, deen mcdermott and mary higgins clark here every week. >> tomorrowing us. i'm scott mcgrew. >>> i'm kris sanchez. the teen returned home on his own. he vanished three days before. >> bob redell is live in cupertino. he didn't actually go very far, bob. >> reporter: that's correct. good morning to you, scott and kris. sounds like 17-year-old connor sullivan spent those four days here in cupertino. some of the time right here at monta vista high school. this is e

tomorrow we have emmy and golden globe winner candice bergen writing about her book "a fine romance."m the rubble five days after that massive earthquake. >>> striving for transparency the move by a major bay area city to arm every officer with a body camera. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >>> san francisco is ready to spend millions to owe protect the city and its finest. the mayor announced funding for more police officers on the

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