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. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you want me to sing, or just whoop it out for you? >> just whoop it out for me. >> how would you like to be remembered in terms of your work? >> i think a pretty solid body of work that emphasized the words. it's not literature. but it can be very classy journalism. >> morley safer recently revealed, after all of the years, he didn't really like to be on television. our thoughts are with our colleagues at cbs tonight. >>> in the meantime, much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the highway overpass, crashing down late today. what authorities are saying caused this moment on the roads. >>> and the scuba diver stranded. when he came up, the boat was gone. suddenly, two sharks start to circle him. how this ends. >>> and the brutal confrontation between a police officer and a female driver. he said he pulled her over for a missed turn signal. what does the surveillance video show? right after the break. life inse automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being

. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you going to ask me to swing or do you want me to just whoop it out foru? >> just whoop it out for me. >> i can play you this song. >> of course, you may. ♪ listen here boys i'm telling you now ♪ >> reporter: his reports over the years touched many millions of viewers who saw through his eyes and felt through his words... ♪ i'm a 60 minute man >> reporter: the beauty, the complexities, and the absurdities of the modern world. >> i've lead a charmed life, as a reporter, as an individual. a lot of it is blood, sweat, toil, and tears, but a lot of it is pure uunadult rated luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, th

it was funny i remember with the dolly parton interview twisting his arm to go do it.rlie rose: he didn't want to do it? >> he thought it was maybe a little tablet. that was one of his favorite interviews ever. he said he loved her. so much substance that is what he did not expect is that is why meryl streep was so great. charlie rose: he likes strong women but strong women understood him. it works both ways. they fell in love with each other. charlie rose: they suggested they get undressed in front of the camera. i want to go to this one. this is with cap and hepburn, a unique character. -- katharine hepburn. >> there has to be something there. i think we rot away and it is too bad we do. charlie rose: here is my favorite of all the profiles he did. jackie gleason around the table. here it is. >> did you like that one? orson welles called me the great one first. >> and really not offended by it. charlie rose: my question was, was that the end? >> i don't remember. it was such a great piece. that is island weitzman who you have worked with. he came up with a nickname f

he is the executive producer of "coat of many colors," the dolly parton movie that broke records. 16on people saw that and it was the highest-rated television movie in six years. i'm so -- when your friends do well, things got -- he's got the most integrity of anybody i've ever met in this business. anyway, he's just the real deal and i was so happy for him and his wife mary and his daughter. so i did that a weather broke, finally, and i was sitting outside with cody and his girlfriend and my dog psalm be zambino and i just wished everybody a gorgeous sunday evening. >> that was beautiful. on tv last night the billboard music awards. >> and i'm hanging out with cody in the backyard. tell us about it. >> they had explosive performan performances. adele was a big winner. she wasn't there to accept her in person but we got to see her video from the first time. >> didn't she just sign the biggest music deal in all of history. $130 million? >> she's big, big, big. >> isn't that our doug morris? >> doug morris is smart. cha-ching. >> we like him. >> britney spears opened up the whole show.

. >> someone asked the great dolly parton, do you work out alone?aid, honey, i like to choose who i sweat with. >> let's play a celebrity game. if they are the exact same age -- >> meaning the same year. >> right. or at least four years apart. so either they are the exact same age or they are fo apart. ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. >> i'll say four years apart. >> same. same. >> okay. >> nope. ryan reynolds is older. ryan reynolds is 39. ryan gosling is 35. >> you were right. >> it's just a guess. next, is brad pitt and johnny depp. >> brad pitt is older than johnny depp. >> no. they are both 52. wow. brad pitt. that didn't even look like him. >> okay. kate and charlize theron. i think -- >> i would say charlize is older. >> what the heck? they are both 40. >> you said that though, right? >> they are both 40. they are? >> gosh, i don't even remember being 40. what about amy schumer and lena dunham. >> which was not is older? >> i think amy is a older. >> no. >> lena is younger. >> you're right. >> last one. daniel craig and will smith. >> i would

. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you going to ask me to sing or you want me to just whoop it out for youjust whoop it out for me. >> can i play you a song? >> of course you may. ♪ listen here boys ♪ i'm telling you now >> reporter: his reports over the years touched many millions of viewers, who saw through his eyes and felt through his words -- ♪ i'm a 60-minute man >> reporter: -- the beauties, the complexities, and the absurdities of the modern world. >> i've led a charmed life as a repo reporter, as an individual. a lot of it is blood, weight, toil, and tears but a lot of it is pure unadulterated luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> again, a sad day at cbs news. a very sad day. our long-time colleague morley safer has passed away. he was 84. we leave you now with one of morley's favorite stories, discussing a profile he put together of a legendary comedian, jackie gleason. >> jackie gleason was a really great -- talk about larger than life character. >> and away we go! >> a man of remarkable talent. >> being a wiseenheimer, alice. >> and we know a wonderful comedy p

he played pool with jackie gleason and interviewed odd row help burn, and dolly parton and bernie madoff's that was earlier in vietnam where he was with one story changed the story about marines setting a vietnamese hut on fire. he was a writer and a sense of humor and favorit i don't like to be on television. it is not natural to talk to a piece of machine row but the money is very good. >> i love that. >> he didn't look uncomfortable. but he had a long time to get used to. and what do you think p the magazine now. you you talk about the number of years on television. and this is a passing of one of the founders, you know? and it is changed over time. what does it mean for "60 minutes" going forward? >> it has changed over time. but the show was launched in 1968. and morley safer helped to invent it at that time and freiently in the top ten. it has adapted. and because of the sunday night time spot it does unhurried journalism. morley was not on very much in the last couple of years and he was semiretired. but we know now that the big tribute that cbs did on the program announcing the ret

. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you going to ask me to sing or you want me to just whoop it out for you >> just whoop it out for me. >> can i play you a song? >> of course you may. ♪ listen here boys ♪ i'm telling you now >> reporter: his reports over the years touched many millions of viewers, who saw through his eyes and felt through his words -- ♪ i'm a 60-minute man >> reporter: -- the beauties, the complexities, and the absurdities of the modern world. >> i've led a charmed life as a repo reporter, as an individual. a lot of it is blood, weight, toil, and tears but a lot of it is pure unadulterated luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. has been my life long mission for almost 40 years. nutrition is the hallmark of good health and pairing nutrition with an active lifestyle and educating our children on those values i believe can really change the face of the disease in the future. i view my life differently now, because i no longer felt alone anymore. i saw all t

. >> somebody asked the great dolly parton if she went to the gym and she said "honey, i like to choosesweat with." that's me. >>> we're going to play celebrity age game. >> we matched up celebrities and we'll guess you if they are the exact same age -- >> meaning same year. >> -- right, or at least four years apart. so either they are the exact same age or they're four years apart. so we'll try some of these. ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. >> i'll say four years apart. >> same. [ buzzer sounding ] no, ryan reynolds is older. ryan reynolds is 39. ryan gosling is 35. you were right. >> it's just a guess. >> next, brad pitt and johnny depp. brad pitt is older than johnny depp. >> no! [ buzzer sounding ] they're both 52. wow. brad pitt -- okay. >> doesn't even look like him in that picture. >> kate winslet and charlize theron. >> i'll say charlize is older, i think. >> same. [ buzzer sounding ] >> they're both 40. you're right. >> they're both 40? gosh, i don't even remember being 40. what about amy schumer and lena dunham. >> i think -- no i think they're farther apart. >> who's older, h

making me laugh not only that, but, of course, "9 to 5," again with your friend jane fonda and dolly parton course, "search for intelligent life in the universe." an incredible, brilliant broadway play that you won the tony for. >> yeah, that's right ( applause ). >> stephen: and now, and now, you're on a roll again because you did "grandma" last year and now you're doing-- >> "grace and frankie." >> stephen: "grace and frankie" on netflix. congratulations. season two is available now. >> yes, as of today. >> stephen: as of today. okay. how did you get started? did you always want to be an actress or a comedian? what did you consider yourself? >> well, i put on shows when i was a little girl all my life. i lived in an old apartment house-- on the back porch. and i would sell tickets to the neighbors, you know. ( laughter ). >> stephen: really? >> yeah. i would make them pay, like, a dime or a quarter, whatever the going rate would have been. ( laughter ). >> stephen: for porch theater. >> yeah, porch theater. why didn't i call it that? >> stephen: well, it's never too late. it's never too l

dolly parton, come on. >> 9 to 5. >> okay, hoda. >> we have anxious people over here.lause ] they've been out here all day long. are you ready? what do some of carrie underwood's fans call themselves? care bears? carry ones or cash and carries. >> a? >> care bears? [ bell ringing ] [ cheers and applause ] >> hoda is having a tough day. >> she just said a, so appreciate it, but care bear is the answer. i got to see her, she's so good. >> effortless. effortless. you barely see her take a breath. >> her mouth opens and you want to stare into it like. >> this i bet you do, i bet you do. last one, hoda. >> what's your name? >> angie? >> where are you from? >> i came from mississippi to meet you! >> did you? >> bucket list! held eat and greets with they had dinner with their fans? was it the zach brown ban, little big town or florida, georgia line. >> b. >> that's wrong. >> good! i wanted your book! >> she was so darn sweet. people are so darn sweet. it's not that. what is. >> it it's eat and greet, zach brown band. zach could come out and cook for the people doing the meet

i sang it over and over and you know what we need, dolly parton.ask her for favors. so our manager at the time is i saw her downstairs a few moments ago. he brought her up and that song was never the same after that. >> you are kidding me. she just happened to be down stairs. where were you? in the studio? >> i owned a studio in l.a. and she was downstairs doing something. i don't know what. but she was downstairs from us. >> so from the dolly parton collaboration to a star-studded collaboration, i have ask you about "we are the world" as we celebrate the '80s here on cnn it was you, diana ross, cyndi lauper. can you tell me the story about that day? >> quincy jones produced it and the idea was that he was going to tell us what to sing because somebody had already thought it out and he said you're going to have to sing that or just go in and go back. one of the baylor brothers did an incredible job of getting people to sing the right songs and parts. it was an experience unlike anything i have ever been involved with. >> bucket list, post-tour, wha

breadth of interests distinguished his work, from playing pool with jackie gleason, and interviewing dolly parton, to traveling the orient express, while still staying true to his investigative roots. his 1983 story about an african- american man named lenell geter serving life for armed robbery in texas would become one of the program's most honored. geter's conviction was overturned 10 days after safer's report exposed a faulty prosecution. >> his life at "60 minutes" and cbs news had such an impact and the kinds of stories he covered and the most incredible body of work. >> woodruff: morley safer is survived by his wife and daughter. morley safer was 84 years old. >> sreenivasan: still to come on the newshour: more on the security concerns surrounding the egyptair flight. what bernie sanders and hillary clinton could do to bridge the growing democratic divide. a harvard program that teaches baby boomers to solve social problems, and much more. >> sreenivasan: we return to egypt air flight 804 and what could have happened to it. deborah hersman served as chairman of the national transportation

. >> and, next up cbs this morning country music legend dolly parton prepares to take off on her biggestnd early each weekday morning, we start at 4:30 a.m. just for you. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, may 5th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." the gop is divided over its presumptive nominee. how will donald trump unite the republican party and choose a running mate? >>> an out-of-control wildfire in canada forces a massive exodus of nearly 90,000 people. we are there with the terrifying race to escape. >>> and cbs cameras go under cover to find out if wine sellers are trying to swindle you at the store and on line. >>> we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> general election campaign from your perspective starts today? >> it started. yeah. it started today.

. >> we went to nashville recently to interview dolly parton. she is the nicest woman in m city.a little sis oh, my god! no! >> are y hello. i've heard you say some sweet things about me! surprise, mikki. surprise! >> i mean -- oh, my god! >> when did you start liking me? >> i've loved you since i was a little girl. >> oh, my goodness. >> i love you so much. >> thank you very much. that touches me deep, and i'm happy i've been an inspiration of some sort to you. that means so much to me. really. >> thank you. thank you. >> see, now, i know why i do it. >> wow. >> as she was leaving, dolly it's nice when you get to meet people andhey turn >>> we get a window into the shopping empire stella and dot. >> look at this closet. are you kidding me? >> this is definitely a place that was designed to showcase our accessories and brand. >> ahead, how jessica heron is p?p?o?gv ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >>> jessica herrin is founder and ceo of the accessories giant stella & dot. it's mission is to encourage women to become entrepreneurs through social selling. she has a new book out

and gayle has a conversation with dolly parton. ♪[ music ] >> the news is back in the morning.ounds like a good show, charlie. we'll see you at 7:00. thanks. >>> some welcome good news now for palo alto-based tesla motors. here is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny and michelle. you know, it's funny on wall street, things can change quickly. and that's the case with tesla this morning. the stock was surging in premarket trading after delivering its first quarter earnings saw a big game in revenue of 45% from a year earlier to $1.6 billion. but its loss almost doubled from a year earlier. its deliveries not hitting the forecast. and that's causing some worries for investors. now the stock is starting to fall. trading just got under way 15 minutes ago on wall street. tesla says it still plans to debut the model 3 in late 2017. it has pushed up its forecast for producing 500,000 cars a year to 2018. that's two years earlier than normal. for investors, it's all about the future for tesla. >>> other bay area firms reporting t

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