carol: ok. that, some ofhan those and others are looking at health care solutions for data reference. that has its own series of problems with it and you have a different hacker the may be looking for references like that. it comes down to where is your data stored in who has access, and how easy is it to get. if i can get into your database, no matter how many dollars you paid whatever from to protect, if i can get past that moat, i've got all of your data. shape wee is the basic have to change. you can't score the touchdown by hitting in one place. cory: the places where the conversations are happening, it's now happening in the board room. after the sony hack which came out of left field and ultimately, the president of sony had to leave the firm subsequent to that and some of the things revealed did not help if they were not the direct cause -- anything that touches hollywood, it will result in a lease to movies and a couple of miniseries -- at least two movies and a couple of miniseries. in

well, carol, well, carol, thank you for being here. what's your question, carol? just that i wanted to know where you get off doing this bit because it's my bit. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't understand. >> stephen, for 11 years, you know, i used to come out and i'd take questions. i would take questions with the audience. and so, really, you know, it's mine. i own this. ( applause ) >> stephen: carol, you can't-- i'm sorry, listen. i'm a big fan. i'm a huge fan. i never missed your show, but, carol, you don't own the idea of answering questions. >> well, that's true technically, but i have a patent on it. and i quote, "for responding to the audience inquiries on a televised comedy-variety broadcast." >> stephen: all right, fine. you own questions and answers. then get up here and show me how it's done. carol burnett, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) carol burnett! ( cheers and applause ) carol. thank you so much for being here. what a pleasure. carol burnett, everybody. we have time, i think. are there any-- >> does anybody -- >> plea

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carol? >> john burman reporting live for us this morning. thank you. >>> by far though the defining moment in that debate though, hands down, was this. >> let me say something that may not be great politics. but i think the secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> thank you. me too, me too. >> you know, the middle class, anderson -- and let me say something about the media as well. i go around the country. talk to a whole lot of people. middle class of this count i have collapsing. we have 27 million people living in poverty. we have massive wealth and income inequality. our trade policies have cost us millions of decent jobs. the american people want to know whether we're going to have a democracy or an oligarch as a result of citizens united. enough of e-mails. let's talk about the real issues facing america. >> thank you bernie. thank you. >> progressive blogs insist bernie sanders won the debate for hillary clinton

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>> you all had a chance to meet carole king, is that right?dn't. >> we got to sing with her on "the today show" at the end of august, which is amazing. >> she's going to be here for the kennedy center honors. she will be honored this year. we're anxious to see her. congratulations on wowing the crowd here in washington. it's not easy. >> thank you. >> let me just remind people they can get tickets to the show. it's here until when? >> october 25th. >> october 25th. kennedy center, opera house, beautiful, the carole king musical. thank you both for getting up early. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >> sounds like an awesome run. >>> speaking of music, get ready for a big fall music festival this weekend. and a school principal enjoys some music of his own and now it's gone viral. >>> i'm eun yang. you can head to the all things fall festival tomorrow. britney johnson has more on who is playing. >> tomorrow is the all things go fall classic festival at union market. it's from noon until 11:00 p.m. ahead of the festival i was ability to interview th

carol? a little bit of a throwback to ronald reagan. what? what? i can't hear you when reporters would shout questions at him. t we'll have to wait and see what happens. >> thank you. be sure to tune in this afternoon for cnn's interview with hillary clinton. that is today on "the lead" with jake tapper at 4:00 eastern. >>> what the donald wants the donald gets. donald trump and ben carson were threatening to boycott the next republican debate robbing the forum of its top two candidates. the issue. the length of the debate. and cnn agreed the debate will be two hours, fantastic news for all especially the millions who will be watching. dylan byers has more on this. good morning. >> good morning carol. how are you? >> i'm good. so cnbc, what, broke? >> yeah. basically what happened is donald trump and ben carson and some others in the campaign sort of forced their hand. they all got on conference call earlier this week and campaign managers and spokespeople said look, we're not comfortable wi

carol is a different sort.carol, i thought carol should she came up to me at my mother's renal says pat, my shrink in new york says our family is toxic. okay, i said carol i have made a living off of that fact. [laughter] so, this is not a surprise. in my shrink says that i should never talk to any of you ever again, so this is the last time you will ever see me. again, what a pleasant time to bring it up carol. why don't we have this discussion while sitting on mom's head. and then we have exposed, what we sit sit on her head or her body and discuss this. but carol, basically we have not seen her since that funeral. mom was 59. that was 1984. the other brothers and sisters, they are funny. my family is a funny family. they have a thing with, what is carol? what is she going to do when she gets a phone call that pat is dead? all four of them jump up, and they do this,. [laughter] and the family, we get along, we do this, but we all, they do their dance, carols dance of joy when pat is dead, we all are screaming

i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joique me. donald trump on the defensive for the first time in months the relationship hopeful scales back his assault on gop rivals. instead he's begging for help from the voters in iowa after slipping in the poll zwls iowa will you get these numbers up? will you get these numbers up? >> i promise you, i will do such a good job. by the way before i forget. will you get the numbers up please? this is ridiculous. and please do me a favor. let me win iowa. i refuse to say get your asses in gear. i will not say that. but will you please do me a favor and work with my people and go out on february 1st and vote and give us a the victory. now if i lose iowa i will never speak to you people again. that i can tell you. >> hours from now, the republican candidate candidate will take center stage in boulder, colorado. ben carson ready to go. he's got his boxes gloves on already. so of course late night had a field day. >> the latest "new york times" cbs news poll has place

i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. the stage is set and the countdown is on. we're one day away from the first democratic presidential debate in las vegas. hillary clinton and bernie sanders go head to head for the very first time. they'll be joined by martin o'malley, lincoln chafee and jim webb in what could be a breakout moment. all of this as new polls show lincoln with a commanding lead in nevada and south carolina. let's bring in cnn's jim acosta. he's in las vegas, where final preparations are now underway. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, carol. i'm inciside the wynn hotel on e las vegas strip, where the debate set is already ready to go. you can see the five paid yum behind me. clinton, the front runner, has the middle podium. to her right will be sanders. he has been the insurgent candidate, firing up the liberal base of the democratic party. these new polls show, as you mentioned, carol, that clinton has a comfortable lead in the battleground states, including nevada. w

carol? >> jason carroll reporting for us this morning >>> isis again horrifying the world with a series of cruel and sadistic murders. the terror group tied three captives to pillars in the ancient city of palmyra and then blew them up. we don't know the victim's names or what they are accused of. >>> right now defense secretary ash carter and joseph dunford are set to testify before the armed services committee about their strategy to take down isis. stay tuned for the latest. we'll be watching to see in hour's testimony matches the new report alleging president obama is considering what would mark a significant and controversial military escalation in the middle east. moving u.s. troops closer to the front lines in iraq and in syria. cnn's barbara starr is at the pentagon with more. good morning. >> good morning. as we watch senator mccain open the hearing. both secretary carter and senator dunford in for the hearing. what we know from both defense and military officials is that a series o

carol burnett! from "life and pieces," actor colin hanks! music from baio! featuring the 8g band with abe laboriel, jr. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night", how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear! very good to hear! in that case, let's get to the news. the second gopopebate was held last night. but first, they had to wait for parents traveling with small children to board. [ light lahter ] open with winner. [ laughter ] the debate was held at the reagan presidential library. and let me tell you, this library has all the great books, "the invisible man", "don quixote", "heartf darkness" and of course "the great gatsby." yeah! jeb bush said last night that he wants to see margaret thatcher on the $10 bill. while donald trump said, "they make a $10 bill?" [ laughter ] jeb bush admitted last night that he smoked marijuana in college. not that shocking, and based on the speed he was talking, i'm pretty sure ben carson smoked marijuana at every commerc

carol?jim, and we've been talking about gun control laws forever, president reagan back in 1991, he was speaking to a crowded george washington university. it was ten years after he himself was shot and he was pushing for the brady bill. i just want to read you a bit of what he said in that speech. he said with the right to bear arms comes a great responsibility to use caution and common sense on handgun purchases. and it's just plain common sense there be a waiting period to allow local law enforcement officials to conduct background checks on those who wish to purchase handguns. as you know, jim, the brady bill was passed, but it's not as strong as it once was. >> reporter: no, that's right. keep in mind every day we go into the white house briefing room, it is the james brady briefing room, named after james brady who died so many years after he took a bullet for ronald reagan. the power of the national rifle association is such in washington that lawmakers run in fear of the gun lobby. t

this is so -- i wanna talk about "the carol burnett show."s coming out on dvd. you did it for 11 seasons. is that right? >> yes, yes. >> seth: and when you did it, certainly the idea of a woman having her own variety show was a big deal. you were the first to ever do it. how did it even come about that you got your own show on cbs? >> i had a peculiar contract with cbs. it was a ten year contract. and within the first five years there was a clause -- a wonderful clause that said that if i wanted to do a one-hour variety show within the first five years, they would have to put it on whether they wanted to or not. >> seth: wow. you had a good lawyer. >> i sure did. [ laughter ] but, you know, i never thought i would want to do it, until about the last week of the fifth year, we just bought a house in california, we had put a down payment on it, and i had not been employed that much. >> seth: got it. >> yeah, and i said, you know what, maybe we better push that button, and so i called cbs back here in new york, one of the vice presidents, and i

. >> time now for carol costello. >> ooh carol. scary mask. >> -- she refuses to be seen on camera. >> ah. >> but she looked interesting. >> i'm going to her office now. >> have a great day. newsroom starts now. happening now in the newsroom, an american executive in prison in iran this morning. why? his family doesn't even know. and his arrest as america negotiates with iran about what to do in syria. also jeb bush trying to smile through headlines about a weak debate performance, low energy and dipping poll numbers. >> it is not on life support. we have the most money. we have the greatest organization. we're doing fine. >> this morning a leaked memo gives us an insider look at his plan of attack. and knives, guns, blood and fear. new saurveins video of a biker brawl that left nine dead, 177 arrested, 480 weapons found and still no one has been charged with murder. let's talk, live in the cnn news ram.charged with murder. let's talk, live in the cnn news ram. thank you for joining me. breaking news right now. an american business

i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. a potentially catastrophic storm, the strongest hurricane ever recorded is hours away from making land fall in mexico. officials are evacuated more than 50,000 people ahead of hurricane patricia. forecasters predict the storm will bring heavy rain, destructive waves and landslides. meteorologist chad meyers has more. >> good morning carol. very good news that we're not trying to evacuate millions because millions of people don't live there. they are going to try to get the entire population away from the shore. certainly if you get a wave or storm surge of 030 feet or more you have to back those people up very far. the wind speeds got to 200 miles per hour. and the aircraft found a wind to 221 miles per hour. and i can't imagine what that flight must have been like last night for those men and women on that plane. and thanks to them for doing that for us to know that this is now the biggest storm ever on record called a hurricane. now there was one called a t

carole, there's a bee on you. aah! (laughing) golan, i understand you're upset. proud of me for once. and... i kind of like it. gah! why don't you and your mommy get a room already? oh, my god! dylan, you're gonna melt, aren't you? why don't we talk about this goodbye. we had a plan! what about winter? mother, just drive. what about-- ooh! excuse me, coming through. (ballet music plays) oh, for cute! that's my little angel! she's mama's little snow angel. carole: waah! my little girl's gonna be a snowflake! golan: i'm counting on you, dylan. i am so proud of you. don't forget who you really are. i wont. and this is who i am! i'll never melt! winter forever, bitches! (screaming) oh, what the fudge. yes! i knew i could count on that little bastard to not care about her mom's feelings. aha! i told you so! hya! aah! i'll just edit this part out. this whole part of my life. golan, i'm sorry i made you doubt me. it's okay. i've always doubted you. and i always will. golan away! whoo! now, everyone, just stay calm! i'm sure o

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>> i don't know, carol.anything i hate is psychoanalyzing the relationship between marco and jeb. i have known them for a long time, both of them. i've known them both to be friends. i've known marco to, you know, be a protogy of jeb's. they're now running for president. it's getting more tense, more awkward, more heated for all of us. frankly, you know, i have a degree in political science and a law degree. i don't have a degree in psychology. >> i hear you, ana, i do. esi, i'm wondering, rubio the mentee, bush the mentor, did the mechlt ntee dash the hopes of bush becoming the president of the united states? >> i wouldn't go that far. bush has a large war chest and can probably go longer in this race than people are hyperventilating now. i think last night marco rubio not only revealed one of his biggest strengths but did it while pointing out one of jeb bush's biggest weaknesses. marco rubio last night showed no matter what the attacks, whether they were valid in some cases, valid criticisms or completely

(male #1) carol burnett, 003n, promo, take one.is carol burnett, be sure to watch my first show and my guests will be harvey korman, vicki lawrence, lyle waggoner, and my extra special guest, private gomer pyle himself, jim nabors. it's on. you haven't seen anything yet. do you know who i am? -no! -in that case, please continue. (laughter) i'm shirley dimple. my name is alice portnoy. have i got a girl for you. george! is that you, stella? good evening, your majesty. now it's time for you to show us your talent. so we're-- (sultry striptease drum music) (laughter) they accomplished in one hour more songs, more dances, more spoofs, more skits, more comedy. what's a-matter with her? what makes you think anything's the matter? her mouth's not moving. that's not like her. (jaunty piano music) well, here they are. it's pretty wonderful. tim conway's first appearance is here

carol? >> all right.waiting. jim acosta reporting live from the white house. >>> over on capitol hill, the date has been set to elect a new speaker. next thursday, october 29th. but exactly which names will be on the ballot is far from set? paul ryan says he is ready to throw his hat into the ring but only if house republicans agree to a few demands. our senior political reporter manu raju is following that story from washington. good morning, manu. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing right outside where republicans just met. they had a conference meeting. paul ryan did not address that conference, but boehner did announce that next wednesday, the republicans would vote to nominate who they want to put up for speaker. and then they also need to put that nominee will be on the floor next thursday where they they'd to get 218 votes in order to get elected as speaker. for you, paul ryan has said by this friday he needs to know where the various factions within the republican party, within the conference,

with more on this crazy game carol maloney joins me from fedex field. when the skins were down 24-0 just how bad was it at fedex? >> reporter: so ugly. it felt like the longest first half of the history of the nfl and yet it turned into the biggest comeback in redskins franchise history which was pretty cool, unbl aelievable is bit of an understatement. how do you start with a 24-0 hole, it starts with the guys in the locker room believing it could be done. >> this is not last year's team and it's a whole different type of team and we don't talk about losing in the locker room and we'll look at the division and we'll keep fighting. >> you can honestly say that no one was doubting at halftime. >> everybody in this locker room, why? you still had two quarters to play and one thing i would live by the longest time on that clock and you can still win the ball game. >> we didn't get it done at first half and it's now or never to get this win and we knew we'd run out of time and we didn't make a choice, and we were making individual one-on-one and winning the

carole: fine, i'll drive you. (groaning) hmm? golan, darling, if you are watching this, that means it's too late for me. i am already at school, oh my god! (siren blares) golan, golan, guess what? if you bring a crossbow to school, you get a ride home from the cops! how was my day, you ask? it was... revealing. uh-oh. you have betrayed me! aah! dylan? hi, carole. ugh. well, now i have to start all over again. (yelling) why did you lie to me? i only lied because i didn't want you to go home. you're the only friend i've ever had. oh, wow. i had no idea... that we were on freaking "oprah"! now give me my tome, so i can get back to my dimension and the hell away from you! aah! i'm sorry, okay? i'll give you your book. (gasps) the tome is gone! it was in my backpack. somebody must have stolen it. for real this time. who stole it? how am i supposed to know? i can't even solve the mystery of how babies are made. i wasn't asking you. i was asking the backpack. (roars) hello, naked warrior boy. the tome, backpack? first, the little one ha

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. lot at stake in tonight's democratic debate here in las vegas. and, you know, there are definitely some strategies that are being put into place. make no -- make no mistake about this. bernie sanders walks into tonight's debate with a lot of democrats inside the party wondering, is this somebody who could be elected president of the united states? yes, he has fired up that liberal base of the democratic party so he's going into tonight's debate with a strategy. that is essentially not attack, to get his message out. he wants to talk about wall street, wants to talk about the economy, the environment. but his advisers weren't listening. if bernie sanders attacked, you will feel the bern, so to speak. you will attack if attacked. hillary clinton, it's sort of a different strategy for her. she has not debated since 2008. so for hillary clinton, really, it's about not making any mistakes at this point. a senior aide to hillary clinton says she wants to cut through the politics. she's been

>> carol burnett. >> was it carol? she notices everything. >> she said you can't see. your bangs are a mess. i'm, like, they are? >> half the time you're looking this way. and your bangs were covering half your face. >> say something funny, i'm so not used to it, because for my whole life, how old am i, 51? ever since i've had a part, it's been that way. and now it's that way. >> turn, look and see hoda's beautiful face. thank you, carol burnett. when was i off? >> you were off on friday. >> no, we weren't. >> i was out in california. and i said, she's right. thank you, carol burnett. >> did you know that we are on a pumpkin? >> i saw it. >> the west bury islands. somebody went to a lot of trouble to make that. anyway, that's pumpkin. >> thank you for that. >> one of our producers was there with her cute son blake. >> thank you for sending that. how sweet. >> wow, so you never know what's flight. and this is a weird one. there was a southwest airlines flight going from l.a. to san fran. >> not a long flight. >> a quickie. >> hoda knows about quickies. >> that was not f

i'm ready, carol."new day" and she says, i was on the fence until i saw the trailer. now that i've seen it, even more so. it really did -- i think it was genius, number one, for them to release this trailer during monday night football because it kind of gave an added excitement and brought more eyeballs to the table. but it's already been viewed, this trailer, over 9 million times. people are really going ga-ga, if i can say that, over the release of star wars seven, "the force awakens." the fans are awakened. >> they're not selling tickets already, are they? >> they are. they started selling tickets last night online. a lot of the websites crashed because there was such interest. they are back up and running today, but you can see just the amount of people that have gone, trying to buy these tickets presale. there's 58 days until the movie opens, but still there are so many tickets sold out already. they're actually already showing up on ebay. people are trying to resell them for hundreds of dollars.

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we have al lish shah and carol with us. the first is about making a name for yourself. >> what are the top three tips on building a brand and making people really remember your name and your brand's ethos. >> let's start with you, carol. >> i think a lot of people confuse a brand with a name. when i think about a brand, i think about your customer promise. are you delivering an exceptional product and service, a great customer service experience? are you having them buy into something bigger maybe a mission or affinity group, making them feel cared for. i think if you deliver on those fronts people will remember your nam, remember your brand, get their friends to buy from you. that's the essence of what a brand is all about. >> first of all, i love this question and i love it comes from a consumer company. as you know, they don't have the ability to have some technological proprietary barrier and brand is everything for them. i think there are probably a few different things they can do. one is to be a thought leader as the

we have alicia and carol back with us here.he first one is about making a name for yourself. >> what are the top three tips on building a brand and making people really remember your name and your brand's ethos? >> start with you, carol. >> i think a lot of people confuse a brand with a name. when i think about a brand i think about your customer promise, so are you delivering an exceptional product and service, a great customer service experience. are you having them buy into something bigger, maybe a mission or affinity group, making them feel cared for and i think if you deliver on those fronts, people will remember your name, remember your brand, they'll talk about you, get their friends to buy from you and to me that's sort of the essence of what a brand is all about. >> first i love this question and i love that it comes from a consumer company. they don't have the ability for technological proprietary barrier. and one is to be a thought leader as the head of the business, getting out there and speaking and writing about

(carol burnett) this is the stage where it all began.e shot all 11 seasons of my variety show here. you know, we made so many great memories. but no one has seen the first five seasons of the carol burnett show since they were first aired. no reruns, no web streaming, no dvd, nothin', nowhere, zip.

carol knows all too well the pain of addiction. her 25-year-old son drew used to live on the kensington streets when heroin took over his life. >> my son said he knew that the first time he took heroin he was hooked. i guess it's like a euphoria. >> across the country heroin use is up. in 2016, more than 8,000 people died. many seeking a cheaper high used a heroin laced with a potent ingredient. we went to the temple school of medicine where we met the director of the center for substance abuse research. according to the d.e.a., it's cut with phentynol. and to street very severe pain associated with cancer. >> so why phennynol. >> it gets into the brain very, very rapidly but it's so potent that very small quantities are needed to produce same high. >> and how much more potent would it be? >> so it's on the order of 20 times pore potent than heroin. >> in philadelphia last year, phentonol. people believe the deadly cocktail was most likely sold along kensington avenue. when you hear an uptick in deaths or they are cutting heroin wi