kearns goodwin as a house author. >> i don't know that doris kearns goodwin is a house author. she's her own, but simon & schuster is proud to have published here. and rebecca tracer, she's a contributing writer and she had a best seller, "all the single ladies" and she's writing a book "good and mad" writing about women and anger and to be sure, over the last year we've seen anger by women as a constructive force, all right? but it's also been prohibitive for women throughout history. so what rebecca does, she looks over the last months here that all the political movement that women have been in the front of, and she looked at the role that anger played. and take, for instance, we published hillary clinton last fall. and secretary clinton tells a famo famous time in the debate. and donald trump is behind her, and do i turn around and temp him to back off on continue speaking. and she thought, probably wisely, if she turn around, she would have been called angry and then she continued to talk. and the criticism was that she was unauthentic, or ingenuous, and it was a lose-lose

director doris dirty as both characters are back from the dead for a sequel to the. cherry blossoms. and the power taps you documentary tells the story of a courageous woman challenging the patriarchy in saudi arabia. but first up perhaps the most anticipated film of the summer the latest hollywood gender flip movie is out ocean's i as a heist movie with a difference all the crooks are women the all star cast is a veritable who's who of hollywood a list actresses. want to cast cate blanchett helena bonham carter sound and. brianna. you all you want to get it you're always. on time and money yes that's exactly right for. america. the plan is to steal the most valuable necklace in the world valued at around two hundred fifty million dollars the plan is ingenious the thieves are stunning and formidable and the story is well maybe not the point the gender flipped sequel in the famous ocean's series sixteen point five million dollars from each of your bank accounts weeks from now that's a lot of the film follows the format of its predecessors very closely but steven soder

by visiting the set of a movie in production so when we heard that one of our favorite filmmakers doris duryea is currently raising the dead to make a sequel of two thousand and eight hit cherry blossoms we thought you would like to take a look. perfect shooting weather in this way be in mountains ten years after cherry blossoms. has decided to tell the next chapter in this melancholy family drama the focus is now on the son calling his life is in crisis he drinks he's lost his job and his wife and child have also left. a large part of the original cherry blossoms cast as reunited. even the actors who played the parents. and how. did they die in the first installment. safety while i was in japan i was very interested in ghost systems and then i had the idea just last summer that of course the parents come back as ghosts to look at suspense. but. also work to. just to get out of. my sleeve. oh the chevy bad in the first cherry blossom script i just told doris i don't want to be killed off early doors and she just said you have to be in and here with this one i don't just want to be a gho

all that plus some actual perspective tonight from doris kerns good win, on a thursday night as "the 11th hour" gets under way. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. day 497 of the trump administration, and the president is making waves with another controversial pardon as he considers even more clemency for former members "the apprentice" family, martha stewart who's done time, and former illinois governor rod blagojevich, who is still doing time. earlier today president trump pardoned conservative author and filmmaker dinesh d'souza who pleaded guilty back in 2014 to making illegal campaign contributions. at the time da souza argued he was being politically targeted because of his opposition to president obama. the white house released a statement that read in part, quote, mr. da souza was in the president's opinion a victim of selective prosecution for violations of campaign finance laws. former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york preet bharara, who oversaw da souza's case, wrote this on twitter today, quote, the president has the righ

oh there's something about him that's where the first cherry blossom script i just told doris i don't want to be killed off early doors and she just said well you have to be here with this one i don't just want to be a ghost but i am a ghost and it's great it's just great ever back. will it be a box office draw once again part one was seen by more than one million cinema goers from outside how does dog go about creating such authentic scenes. you feel what she wants but she leaves you the freedom to show how you have made it work for yourself for later cut. deleo works fast with a small team and a small budget a stripped down method that allows her to react spontaneously and to get close to life in all its beauty and pain this latest film is due for release in twenty nineteen. this is a moment see you as a victim it's always been my goal to try to take from this unbelievable mix that makes up life and to tell this story and there are so many genres in their guns finish all those it's funny and it's sad it's a classic japanese ghost story and it's a typical german regional movie high m

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that house as you see here doris this one's so high and so long that when it opens like room from roughly so small when it's closed. then you was photos on display were taken last year in close cooperation with the botanical garden in potsdam it's home to many endangered plant species. richard fisher also set up his studio here. to take the photos he uses old fashioned flash bulbs that aren't produced anymore. for the quality and they have a special radiance and range of contrasts that i exploit to the fullest long there are different qualities of like now that there are means it's a question of fashion well it is business a lot of them i don't follow fashion woman i stick with what i think is best. this is my light and i'm sticking with it was is my list. after he takes the shot the creative process continues on the computer here three she uses light painting a technique which originally stems from analog photography and gives his photos they're incredible women all city. is it's a little shall i contrast light and shade and light painting to give the impression that i'm depicting a thre

that house as you see here doris ones are so high and so long that when it opens like room from roughly so small when it's closed. then you was photos on display were taken last year in close cooperation with the botanical garden in potsdam it's home to many endangered plant species. richard fisher also set up his studio here. to take the photos he uses old fashioned flash bulbs that aren't produced anymore. from their quality and they have a special radiance and range of contrasts that i exploit to the fullest long there are different qualities of like now that it's a question of fashion well it is business part of them i don't follow fashion moment i stick with what i think is best. best this is my light and i'm sticking with what i was. after he takes the shot the creative process continues on the computer here fisher uses light painting a technique which originally stems from analog photography and gives his photos they're incredible women all city. is it's a little shy contrasts light and shade and light painting to give the impression that i'm depicting a three dimensional flower

you have surrounded yourself, as colby grad and historian doris perspectives who can disagree with you without fear of retaliation. community, a shared respect for knowledge, experience, and diverse viewpoints, is the first line of defense against post-truth tribalism. important, you have witnessed a real-world effort to rebuild a sense of community. the partnership between colby college and the city of waterville is truly remarkable. support for this isitalization by foundations the latest demonstration of the love that this family has for this community. this partnership is not only transforming downtown waterville, but also bringing together people from all walks of life. 's relationship with waterville proves the adage that one turn deserves another. this college was struggling financially. the old downtown campus was in disrepair. a relocation to a custom was imminent. more than 600 citizens of waterville, ordinary people with bills to pay and families to be joined together and anse more than $100,000, enormous sum during the great depression, divine mayflower buy as the new home

cats not doris candace family live right next to the garbage dump. but no not not not. collecting garbage is profitable for him especially as he doesn't have to transport it himself. from the mobile where. he gets four hundred fifty five gordon six euros for the garbage that's two days wages. but it's barely enough for a family to live on. doesn't want his children to look like their father is a garbage collector. a tailor by training he makes all his tools with clothes himself. yes. he's been living here for six years poor starts you do not mind living next to a garbage dump or what were you i don't mind i earn enough money to make a living roof just burn the rest of the garbage those are my collected plastics and . we have a we have someone on the other side i don't know the river is kind of high so the crossing is common in the morning. but that doesn't stop them they cross the pond smelly which is. what the well. but there was only a bastille. day last year well. i said gladly. if . it's hot does he work. the smoke bans their eyes and leaves a better taste and that'

. >> so best selling historian doris kerns goodwin has a new book coming out. ms. goodwin, what's your focus? >> well, it's on leadership in turbulent times. so what i've done is to take four of the guys that i knew before -- lincoln, teddy, franklin roose and lbj domestically -- and look at them through the lens of leadership so, hopefully, it can be a road map for young leaders, for established leaders about what's leadership in moments of great tush lends are, and what it was able to achieve. it gives us solace, i think, when we look back to that. >> host: end when did you start working on a book like this? >> guest: five years ago. it took even longer than i thought it would, i thought i knew my guys, but somehow i thought i was seeing them anew as young leaders, finding out when their ambition came from, how they went through adversity. and then the question, the big question is does the man fit the time or the time fit the man so that certain leadership at certain times isn't going to work. but these guys were fitted for the moment in history. i hadn't though

i want to turn to doris to close. but thank you, rockberta. [ applause ] >>> well, this book s two countries as we've heard. it also spans two institutions. this is work that began when andrew was at the wilson center. it was completed as he became president of npi. and so i want to close with thanking the wilson center, duncan for being here with us to partner on this event. it's just another great example of how we have had a relationship long standing over the years that has been very, very productive. broadly and exact example of andrew and andrew's work transitioning. i want to also thank wilson for its parenting. its parenting of andrew -- [ laughter ] -- now been delivered to us. [ laughter ] in the form of a very, very energetic and accomplished new president. we're very, very pleased and we're very, very pleased and, therefore, say congratulations to you, andrew, for this very fine contribution as a real take off in your presidency here of our institution. and i also have to really say thank you to this incre

it was then right and right in front by the dory stand there. any conversation on your show right now what will come play no one on the car right before and during the. show should go wow. ok before you assume i quit was it no let them slip away like this and he had to go no longer in my view is. when he was going as he was going to dog was paying attention to.

it knocks "finding dory" out of the top spot.et this, 31% of the opening weekend audience was adults. >> doesn't surprise me. i'm trying convince my kids to go with me. >> we may have to go to the show tomorrow. >>> that is a good idea. "early start" continues now with the latest on immigration. >>> they call it zero tolerance. but a better name for it is zero humanity. >> democrat lawmakers point the finger at the trump administration after the first hand look at immigration centers near the u.s./mexico border. >>> the trump administration fires back blaming democrats and media insisting there is no policy separating migrant families at the border. >>> breaking overnight. deadly earthquake in japan kills at least three people and injuries over 200 more. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. we will hear from laura bush and melania trump on the emotional issue of immigration. it is one that will dominate this week and republicans set to week as the white house ills tries to deflect all of the outrage

we are sorry, doris kearns goodwin's husband, dick, the renowned speechwriter and playwright, passedway last weekend. he will be deeply missed. the veryst penca dier was held in april 1922 at the coffeehouse club. 40 guests likely included willa cather, eugene o'neill and robert frost, who were among pen's first members. a letter was read aloud by john ballsworthy who beseeched the group, we writers are trustees for human nature. if we are narrow and prejudiced, we harm the human race and the better we know each other, the greater the chance for human happiness in a world not as yet too happy. 96 years later the world still is not as yet too happy. you would dare to hope fellowship among writers in itself could solve that problem, the statement gets one of the basic ideas behind the founding of pen, that the redemptive power of literary values can reach into the wider world and improve it. what are our literary values? one is curiosity. a desire to move outside the frame of an individual perspective. literature was invented to let us climb inside the minds and lives of other human be

it was then right and right in front by the dory stand there. a car relation of yours a route right now i don't know what will come flying no one on a car right before and during the power plant shows you know why that ok before you were sitting like clint was it no let it slip away like this and he had the gun of underwear that is and when he was gone as one was going to zoom dog was paying attention to two a j r and jerry's you know one of the door as soon jar reaches over to the door. with his son . so what quick fly away when do exist start on shot he says far. what can you remember how you felt when the first shots were fired it was like. i don't know i mean. i can't really describe it yes and it was like. i just i was thinking. doug allison. you know and.

and the result of course may depend on whether these elections are free and fair dorie and what are you hearing on the ground. well certainly that is the concern about the fairness. the polls last year's referendum to extend president old ones powers was modern allocation fault and there is this massive mobilization this time overhaul the millions from all the opposition parties all focusing on all the ballot stations to ensure a fair turnout this is a major concern we're getting reports of people of voting here in istanbul leaving the city for fear of what could happen in the evening everyone is very nervous about what will happen in the next few hours and the main challenge or more i mean has called for a mobilization of all its supporters for the next thirty six hours dorian jones in istanbul thank you for that update. and to some of the other stories making news around the world. women in saudi arabia took to the roads for the first time in decades as the world's only ban on women motorists was lifted made nice the overwhelming majority of saudi women still don't have driver's licen

seven summit in canada following two days of tense talks all seven leaders and doris a final communique seemingly finding an agreement for the on the need for quote rules based international trade but then president trump withdrew his endorsement with a tweet drawing harsh criticism from the u.s. as traditional allies in an interview on german t.v. chancellor angela merkel warned the european union will retaliate against u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum that washington post last month donald. trump claims there needed to address the country's trade deficit with many of its partners. to do so. did abuse chief political correspondent joins me now for analysis of this reaction to the weekend's g. seven summit so let's start with the interview with chancellor merkel she gave short notice and she gave a short while ago let's see how she describes how she views the growing discord within washington. issue is not great and that is why i have talked about sobering which is a lot to me. like you call it depressing but personally i don't believe. that you continuation of this heated language wi

a chance it could even set the opening weekend record as well, which is currently held by "finding dori." paxer which is behind both movies are owned by the parent company of abc. >>> now that inspiration is being used to help a 10-year-old in north carolina who recently received a new prosthetic featuring the super hero's logo. >> the tattoo artist who made all this possible. >> reporter: if a picture is worth a thousand words, you'd still be scratching the surface of what this story means to michael mack, jr. and so many others. >> amputee kids they can pretty much do anything. >> reporter: when he was an infant his tibia stopped growing forcing doctors to amputate it when he was just 11 months old. year after year he's gone through prosthetics but none come close to this, one with a "black panther" design. >> it makes me feel like a cool kid, something really awesome. >> reporter: he's now sharing that with others and hopes to become a spokesperson for amputees. >> to help kids out who have this type of stuff. >> reporter: he's not only living it, he's saying it. >> to other people t

wong's daughter, doris, to come up to share a few words on his behalf. doris? >> president breed: thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, supervisors. i really appreciate that you are recognizing my dad with this award. he cannot join us. he is 98 years old so he is having a really hard time moving around now. actually, it's really interesting, he didn't know there was an award until it was in the newspaper. in the world journal. i had actually phoned up the journal to find out what was going on and porsche lee who was a reporter came out and talked to my dad. so my dad got really excited after meeting porsche and now was really important for him to make sure not only he, but all the world war ii chinese american veterans be acknowledged for all their sacrifices that they made and also what the families sacrificed as well. anyways, there were about 20,000 chinese americans served in world war ii and many were between 18-19 some were younger or older than the legal age. these chinese american service men served while the chinese exclusion act of 1882 was s

. >> doris misner, senior fellow nonpartisan think-tank based . in washington.serve both republican and democratic administrations. >> they're deciding to prosecute everybody. that then leads to the need to separate families. >> the blame should be assigned to the trump administration's recent decisions. >> more than 11,000 -- 11,400 migrant kids are in federal custody. elaine that number surged by 2,400 children. in the past six weeks since the crackdown began. >> tony dokoupil, thank you. >>> president trump is meeting with house republicans this week, as they prepare to vote on two separate immigration bills. errol barnett has more from the white house. >> reporter: this weekend rucrats esfoenr breaking utp t families at the southern border. while pressuring them to work with republicans on an immigration bill. a senior white house official is quoted as saying the new separation policy is designed to "force people to the table." >> that person should have the guts to come forward and put their name to the quote. >> adviser to the president, kelly ann conway d

now first there was a lot of back slapping a sunni and nobody left early it's lemming doris' behind him or her and so it was a lot of nice that we finally talked about all this which seems quite incredible after ten years of the e.u. discussing this issue and not really moving on it however now everybody sees that's what the heads of government proclaimed afterwards that there has to be you wind solution that they have to work together to figure something out so what we will have in the end and probably next week at the real summit next thursday is an agreement about strongly ramped up border protection what we will see is probably a call for having more external agreements with third countries. according to the turkey for the according to the example of the turkey agreement and what we will also see is that there is some support for pushing migrants back for instance on the coast of libya the french president mccrone said something like that the maltese prime minister also spoke barbara after the talks let's listen to what he said what we need is operational action there are people hav

so, doris, thank you for coming in and walking us through all of this.st question, simple question. how did they unite these 2,000, 2,300 kids who have been separated from their parents with their parents now? >> i don't think anybody knows that. there hasn't been any answers to that question. it's going to be very difficult. first of all, one has to be sure that there is information on the names of the children, names of the children, the names of the parents. secondly, the children are now in a different possession legally than the parents are. so, there will be issues of disentangling their legal circumstances. and, thirdly, if they are reunited and it's absolutely imperative, it's impere they be reunited because, first and foremost, the mental, physical, well being of the children. we are hearing all kinds of really alarming informationabou of sudden change, trauma might have on young people. so, it's essential that they are reunited. but when they are reunited there is the situation of family detention. the executive order is calling for people to b

around for decades, that has plagued the northern triangle of region inerica, the under a -- in hunt doris -- in honduras. they do drug trafficking at local levels. they are very violent. america,l american -- they are known for, let's say the quality of their violence. in these countries, it is a challenge to the state, but mostly, territory control that these states exercise. lates formed back in the 80's in the west coast of the united states, mainly by central escaping fromnts civil war's happening in central america in those years. a lot of the founding members had military background or had some point font with the -- fought with the guerrilas. that helps explain the violent nature of it. in the americas, how the world's most notorious gang defies logic, resists instruction, the lead photograph on that has the authorities arresting or detaining an apparent ms-13 gang member. here.s about his tattoo what do they mean and why did it become ms-13? words.two was related to a negative meeting before ms-13 existed. it is the colloquial word in el salvador, to talk about a group of friends

around for decades, that has plagued the northern triangle of region inerica, the under a -- in hunt doris -- in honduras. they do drug trafficking at local levels. they are very violent. america,l american -- they are known for, let's say the quality of their violence. in these countries, it is a challenge to the state, but mostly, territory control that these states exercise. lates formed back in the 80's in the west coast of the united states, mainly by central escaping fromnts civil war's happening in central america in those years. a lot of the founding members had military background or had some point font with the -- fought with the guerrilas. that helps explain the violent nature of it. in the americas, how the world's most notorious gang defies logic, resists instruction, the lead photograph on that has the authorities arresting or detaining an apparent ms-13 gang member. here.s about his tattoo what do they mean and why did it become ms-13? words.two was related to a negative meeting before ms-13 existed. it is the colloquial word in el salvador, to talk about a group of friends

. >> reporter: doris meissner is a senior fellow at the policy institute, a think tank in washington.'s served both republican and democratic administrations. >> they're deciding to prosecute everybody that then leads to the need to separate families. the blame should be assigned to the trump administration's recent decisions. >> more than 11,400 migrant kids are currently in federal custody. that number has surged by another 2,400 since the crackdown began six weeks ago. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the debate ofe on immigration. gayle is at a border patrol facility in mcallen, texas, where migrant families are being detained. >>> plus, we'll show you how airlines are trying to save money on fuel by making planes teli -- . >> reporter: this vault is home to some of the most precious items that belonged to abraham lincoln, including this iconic hat that historians say he wore in the 1850s. but this hat and other items may have to be auctioned off. we'll tell you why coming up on "cbs this morning." >> that's the "cbs morning news" for

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doris has told us that come in there is now having surgery. at last after several hours there is some news. because he is still asleep so they are waiting when it's time to wake up. and talk about maybe two weeks. for the family it is now a matter of keeping their fingers crossed. six months later at a hospital in kona good the wait is finally over. after many setbacks lamont is about to have a transplant tests have shown that his facebook acquaintance really is suitable doctors plan to operate on lammas today. i don't have a big infection i'm a bit tense but it's a healthy tension i know they're going to operate today the big question then will be when is the kidney going to function in your belt buckle down out hold on for hop off erica. a visit from the surgeon. professor stephan berger heads the kidney transplant department in going again and nephrologists from germany he takes a somewhat critical view of facebook donors but in general he thinks highly of the liberal approach to living donors in the netherlands. i mean if the when i see ho

expected to beat out finding dory as the highest earning animated film.ed to take in $130 million domestically. >> super fly about a drug dealer in atlanta is expected to bring in 10 million. >> tag about a group of friends who continues their childhood game well into adulthood is on track to earn $15 million domestically during its opening weekend. >> how is this for a headline? fewer teens are having sex and doing drugs, but more are depressed. that's one of the lates stori right now on nbc.com. centers around a new surveyf teen behavior from the cdc. according to the annual study fewer high school students are having sex than ever before and are less likely to abuse drugs. on the flipside bullying is common and a third of students report persistt feelings of sadness and hopelessness. according to experts, both growing lackand a of connectedness in american society may be playing a role. >> a l of fomo with these kids when it comes to instagram feeds and snapchat and seeing what everybody else is doing. social media supposed to bring us together. >> yea