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chaz is missing you at home. it was nice to see him interacting with his grandkids. >> grandpa roger -- >> i know that he must be in pain physically, but he ends up being the happiest guy around. >> christmas stocking. from santa. >> from santa. >> a lady gaga toothbrush. >> i just want to remember being so young and watching for the first time so many movies and him sort of explaining to me, you know, what's important about this one or this is a really great movie. >> ever heard of this film? this movie begins with seven children who are seven and check in on them every seven years of their lives. >> it was a great conversation and things that he taught me about movies and life and family and books and, you know, all this stuff. i just -- those experiences mean a lot to me. >> there's another chocolate bar! >> i said i was coming to see you, and he sent his regards, and he said, you have to keep writing, because he is very worried about cinema. >> can you say it the way he would say it? >> oh, no. >> you must ho

i can't overdose. >> and chaz is right about that.are fatal accidental prescription medicine overdoses every 19 minutes in this country, there are virtually no reports of fatal marijuana overdoses. and it's perhaps one of the biggest reasons most people think pot is safe. in fact, a new study of children showed that by high school only one in five think marijuana is harmful. that's the lowest number in more than two decades, and it's something we heard over and over as we travelled around the country. >> not really that harmful. >> it has a lot of benefits. not really too concerned about it. >> i think it's safe if you're a safe person. >> but the experts we spoke to said there is more to the story. >> there are people who compulsively smoke, who want to stop smoking, but they can't stop smoking. >> in fact, 9% of marijuana users will become dependent. now, that's not as high as other drugs, like heroin. 23% of users become addicted. 17% with cocaine. 15% with alcohol. but it's still approximately one out of every 11 marijuana smokers

chaz thought this was a brief, if frustrating, setback.ome again. i asked him about one of his most controversial reviews, for "blue velvet." >> when he asked isabella ros leany in this movie to be undressed and humilinated on the screen -- >> it seems true that i have an embedded moral code, and when it's violated, i asked myself if it's justified. drama holds a mirror up to life but needn't reproduce it. >> attempts to film roger in rehab were rebuffed by doctors. then suddenly one day his e-mail output slowed to a trickle. i know your energy is limited, i'm trying to figure out what questions would engage you most. how determined are you to keep working, keep going? >> fearing the worst, i called chaz. she dissolved into tears. roger seemed determined to give up. >> he said he was beginning to feel trapped inside. and he said, you know, i don't want to fight this time. i don't want to fight cancer. he said, i am ready to go. i've had a beautiful life. and death is a part of life. and i'm ready to go. and you must let me go. you must let

and when she finally passed it gave him -- it freed him to find someone like chaz.-- someone that he could love and -- whether she would have been accepted by roger's mother or not, i doubt it. i mean, she had family. she was divorced. and, but this didn't matter suddenly and roger just absolutely fell in love with her. he called me one day and said i'm in love with somebody i want to get married and he said i want you to meet her next time you're in chicago. next time i was in chicago, i went to his house and we met. and he was absolutely devoted to her, as she was devoted to him. >> yeah. she just seems like an extraordinary, extraordinary woman. we have to get to a break, but very quickly before we do i want to ask you this. how do you think roger ebert would react if he knew this story about his life, "life itself" is on the short list for an academy award nomination? >> i think he would be delighted and i think he'd give the film two thumbs up. i thought steve james, the director did a terrific job collecting the information and putting it into an artistic real

chaz and marlene are working on projects together.igure. what do you, is there something you would want people to know about your step dad? >> he was generous. and you know not only with his, you know resources, but with his time and his knowledge. and that he um you know loved to kind of hold court and tell good stories, as much as he loved to do that and be the center of attention, he was great about giving other the people the floor and allowing them to grow and shine. and he encouraged that and he just really enjoyed life. when you're around him, you can't help but enjoy it also. >> you can see more of ebert's amazing journey, "life itself," tonight on cnn, quick break, we're back in a moment. >>> an arctic blast working its way across this country causing all kinds of severe weather in mississippi, jasper county residents there cleaning up after a tornado touched down last night. luckily no one was injured, but a lot of damage. also brutal cold on the way for the country. let's bring in our meteorologist. tom, i was looking at th

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spoke with chaz ebert about her husband, life, and legacy. >> the film is extraordinary.ou and for roger to allow cameras in because you were documenting everything. >> anderson i have to tell you the truth. had we known that roger was going to pass away during the making of the film maybe we wouldn't have allowed it so i'm glad that we didn't know because what we're left with is this beautiful, rich gift of watching, you know it's so inspirational to watch him and i love spending two hours with him on the screen. >> also it's so interesting and talk about this in the film a little his willingness to be so open about his illness was in such stark contrast to gene zilkul who had no idea about gene's illness. >> no and roger, the word i use, roger was devastated when he learned that gene was dying and that we didn't know and thought gene was going away to recuperate and he said i never want that to happen if something like that happens to me you must tell our family and close friends. i have to say the other thing though i understand. you know gene and his wife marlene, eac

him personally. >> it's a documentary, and chaz is as brilliant as roger was but has more on her feetbilizing force for roger. of course, one of the running themes is his ongoing battle with gene siskel rival critic. they were rivals before they hit the television set. day were rivaling for who was going to be the king of the chicago critics scritics. once they hit their tv show "at the movies" it became vicious. >> at the end, their widows said they loved each other. >> you could see the love. they wouldn't battle each other unless they felt they were worthy opponents. >> and respected each other. one little known fact about roger ebert, he co-wrote the cult classic "beyond the valley of the dolls." you reviewed it calling it the 197 fantasia of drugs, music, and lunacy. how important was his contribution to film writing? >> extremely important. he wrote not just that film but other cult films. that movie in particular has become a classic for the midnight movie crowd influenced by charles manson rock 'n' roll and all kinds of things from that erica. it's funny, knowingly so it's not

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. >> and, jeff, this question comes from chaz tweeted us is it possible the plane made a safe landingn the sea but was taken away by a wave the emergency door was opened, right? they are talking about the emergency door was found and the slide was found. we were talking about it in the last segment. possible? >> we were talking about it during the break, the idea that the plane ditches, sullenberger-style miracle on the hudson there's some evidence that maybe not everybody accepts is fully valid at this point, but there's been some information leaked from air traffic control that suggests if this is true that the plane climbed steeply, lost speed, and then subsequently very soon after went into a steep dive and that would suggest being out of control frankly. >> and not able to ditch land. >> you would have to -- for it to have ditched, you then have to have a scenario in which the plane is completely out of control and plummeting toward the surface of the ocean and then the pilots recover the plane and manage to get it into a very -- >> in answer to the question i mean the fragments

it's his love affair with movies love affair with chicago, love affair clearly, with chaz in a big timene cisco, but what it adds up to roger had this incredible love affair with life. i think that's why he called his autobiography life itself and that's why we borrowed that for the title of the film. >> at the end, he changed. he wasn't able to respond to you the way he had an e-mail. was there anything you wish you'd be able to ask him that you didn't get a chance? >> i had literally nine pages of questions for him that i probably got through about a page and a half ultimately. i mean there were so many questions but the kinds of things for instance i really wanted to ask him about was, for instance about gene cystsiscol. it's a fond recalling of that relationship, even though he acknowledges they had their conflicts. i wanted to try to put him back in the middle of when he was feeling the anger towards gene and had him speak to that. i never had a chance for instance to ask him that. >> what you had a chance to do was incredible. i know so many people who know him as the lion of all

incredible. [ mid-tempo music plays ] >> my name is eric chaz. this is eric's guitar shop. on this guitar in particular the fret work is great. it's very consistent all the way up the fretboard. i like the fact that it has a cutaway so it's easy to play it once you get past the octave. it's got the flame maple top traditional x-bracing, mahogany back and sides. it doesn't favor the bass or the treble. it's just got a nice, even balanced, well-rounded sound that you'd expect in a more expensive guitar. >> beautiful. [ chord plays ] [ laughs ] it sound gorgeous. >> it feels really nice. it plays really well. >> the action on the neck is really low, so it's really easy to play if you're a beginner just starting out. >> it makes you feel like you're supposed to be holding this, it belongs in your hand. >> i think that this is a great-looking guitar. the tone is fantastic. >> it's rich. it has a wonderful timbre. it's just -- it's great. >> just look at this beautiful complete package from grammy award winner and music megastar keith urban. all you have to do is choose your beau

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