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but i would like to see an american version of "downton abbey." host: patricia de stacy from the corporation for public broadcasting. this dolores in maryland. caller: good morning. i love your show. i remember back in 1983 when there was this ruckus about trying to demolish pbs broadcasting and i appealed to my congress to please not get rid of public broadcasting. that's crazy. it's free information for everyone. it doesn't matter who you are. information about everything. as a child, i remember seseme street, electric company. so it would be a shame to all of president johnson's initiatives to have free broadcasting for everyone. that's one point. so keep up the good work. although i'm worried about -- i've been listening lately to the heritage foundation but i won't get into that. i just don't agree with them. but i guess everyone has to have their opinion. host: all right. let me hear from greg next in idaho. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: thank you c-span. pbs and npr, not so much. you pretty much summed it up in your miss

of can not fool the fans "downton abbey."ular pbs series is now in hot water. ♪ >> good to have you back. to be.er place >> oh, yeah, tough guys. "expendables 3" opens today. premierecial theater is today along with that of ," and be tops -- cops "the giver pickup we have a -- "the giver." have you seen all of the movies -- the summer movies? >> it is impossible to catch up with all of them, but i am tracking the numbers diligently at my desk. ," and thisbles 3 piracy issue -- how big of an issue is this? >> it is the first time we see this this early on. it will be a case study. rightk they are doing the things, taking it to the courts, and the movie theaters are doing the right things, putting a lot of investment on the movie theater experience, delivering a singular experience. i love college football, watching it on tv, and going back to the stadium, you cannot replicate that. movie theaters want to accomplish something similar. >> they need to do that because ticket sales continue to go down. >> this summer has been toug

a faux pas for the people promoting the hit show "downton abbe abbey".ather and daughter of the noble family are perfectly posed in front of the well appointed marble mantle. keep in mind this is the 1920s. but that's a water bottle from recent years. >> yeah. they didn't have evian in the plastic bottle. >> in 1924. >> yes. it's being called the bottle blooper as fans everywhere say perhaps somebody who is staging that forgot. >> comes out of a job. >> don't you know there is a bottle behind you? >> please, remove that. it is really taking off online. everybody is laughing about that. so many "downton abbey" fans. >> there is one right here. >> you've seen them all, all the way up into the currents. many hours, sat in front of the dvr. let's move on to the weekend forecast. you don't want to do the dvr thing. you want to be outside enjoying it. 87 on saturday and sunny skies. san francisco low 70s. and for the tri-valley 92. north bay will average upper 80s. and for sunday, we're looking a little bit cooler. but, you know, i'm not hearing any complaints

the most expensive used car ever and a major historical flub at downton abbey. >>> our st. louis affiliate is reporting the ferguson police department could release the name of the officer who fatally shot 18-year-old michael brown as soon as today. what a difference 24 hours makes. this was the scene last night in ferguson. cars finally able to drive through the street as demonstrators chanted and marched alongside them. for the first time since protests began there are fewer police and no tear gas, barricades, or tanks. throughout the country supporters of the slain teen held vigils and rallies in cities including portland, chicago, miami, and new york city. jay grey is in ferguson for us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. maybe it was the change in strategy and leadership from police on the ground. maybe the calls for into the violence from the governor and president yesterday -- whatever the case, things were much different overnight. for the first time this week, ferguson was calm overnight. by no means quiet. hundreds prof testers spilled out into the stree

it gives you so many -- not just great stuff like "downton abbey" but all kinds of weird, wonderful peoplews, you know. tess a strange phenomenon that it's watched by intellectuals and college graduates and it's meant for poor people. it's okay. you figure that one out, but i like it. i love pbs and, you know, we used to have it on kcet, which is a local station here, santa monica and beverly hills. and now thank god for koce that took over. >> pbs socal. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. but i like -- that was just -- i was going to say, how could you give up, without asking us, why do they do a referendum or something, you know, some memorandum to the people who are kcet listeners and say, do you mind if we -- >> switch? >> we don't do pbs? yeah, we mind! are you crazy? we love pbs. where are you going, man? where are you going? you know. but they just did it. so kcet has suffered badly, you know. >> can i just say on behalf of all the people at pbs socal and pbs across country, it's a delight to know that mel brooks watches us on a regular zblasz oh, yeah. >> and speaking of which, i don't know abou

the pbs drama "downton abbey" is known for its attention to detail and its period costumes and sets,is came as quite a surprise. in a new publicity photo for the series set in 1924, there is a plastic water bottle on the mantel, four decades early. oearly. well, of course, folks on the internet had fun adding their own anachronism. there's big mouth billy bass, a boom box, and a picture of prince william and kate on the mantel. how about a pair of google glasses or maybe an iphone? a man sets out to spread an epidemic of kindness. "on the roads" with steve hartman is next. this is a map of the pressure points on my feet. i have flat feet. i learned where the stress was at the dr.scholl's foot mapping center. then i got my number, which matched the custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support. go to drscholls.com for locations and save $10 i'm a believer. webaked flatbreadly with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today. just you...with the when gray

cut on the women's side, the always c hchlt ichlt krchhic lupita nyong'o, cate blanchett and "downton abbey's i love lupita's dress. she looks so great. >>> as for the stylish men, idris elba, neil patrick harris and pharrell. good choices. >> and pharrell just got in under the wire there with the hat. >> he's got the hat. >> we belong on the list maybe. >> not even close. >> you be the judge. >>> he'll be back. arnold schwarzenegger will return as the title character in "terminator genesis" next summer. >> he revealed the sequel's title on instagram. not much else is known but the cast, which includes veterans of "mad men," "game of thrones" and "dr. who," some of whom weren't born when the first film came out and we know filming has wrapped because schwarzenegger messaged -- wait for it -- hasta la vista, baby. >> hasta la vista, baby. >>> finally an astounding discovery giving new meaning to abraham lincoln's reading list. historians say they verified lincolns writing in a book kept at a library in illinois. >> lincoln borrowed the book from a friend, clinton moore, and wrote his address i

. >> is downton abbey so -- >> the last season wasn't very good. the networks did fairly well.nd of deja vu. >> how do you know this stuff? >> lady mary. >> i never got over civil. sybil died. lady sybil to you. networks?the >> some of them did fairly well. it julianna margulies won best actress in a drama for the good wife. modern family one big as well. i just read up on it. i didn't watch it. >> they do still exist. >> it is free. it is there. that is part of it. >> it is free. you can get it broadcast over the internet. you can buy a television and pay nothing and get broadcast over the air. >> are we up to a $200 cable bill yet? introduce tomg to keene to walter mitty. bring in $2 million a day. actualussed this government. this is "bloomberg surveillance haircut we are on your smart phone and tablet. ♪ >> i am scarlet fu here with adam keen and brendan greeley. we are going to get you with some files from bloomberg west. cracking down on the click and eight articles. those headlines in use by news sites to generate clicks. facebook says the move is in her spots to user de

but i would like to see an american version of "downton abbey."host: patricia de stacy from the corporation for public broadcasting. this dolores in maryland. caller: good morning. i love your show. i remember back in 1983 when there was this ruckus about trying to demolish pbs broadcasting and i appealed to my congress to please not get rid of public broadcasting. that's crazy. it's free information for everyone. it doesn't matter who you are. information about everything. as a child, i remember seseme street, electric company. so it would be a shame to all of president johnson's initiatives to have free broadcasting for everyone. that's one point. so keep up the good work. although i'm worried about -- i've been listening lately to the heritage foundation but i won't get into that. i just don't agree with them. but i guess everyone has to have their opinion. host: all right. let me hear from greg next in idaho. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: thank you c-span. pbs and npr, not so much. you pretty much summed it up in your missi

beat out that "downton abbey" crap. i love their center fold, the isis document claims that, quote, the advantage of biological weapons is they do not cost a lot of money. while the human casualties can be huge, the uk, short for the united kingdom, tucker, is not taking isis lightly in response to the group's gains in iraq britain has raised its terror threat level to severe. here is some fella. >> let's be clear about the source of the threat we face. the terrorist threat was not created by the iraq war 10 years ago. it existed even before the horrific attacks on 9/11, themselves sometime before the iraq war. the root cause is quite clear. it is a poisonous ideology of extremism. >> meanwhile in the u.s., the white house is putting isis on notice. here is spokesman john ernest. >> is the united states presently at war with isis? yes or no? >> no. >> according to a new poll, democrats are more afraid of global warming than the threat posed by isis. thankfully the right is focusing on what is important. >> there is no w

. >> these are actually actors that appear in downton abbey. >> they removed photo from its website.ow people can binge-watch the program and not be bothered with the water bottle in the background. >> absolutely. i was going to say that, but very well said. >> you're trying to take my joke. >> you're still a dosrk. >> and you're cray cray. >> we have more for you. thanks for staying tuned. >>> coming up in the next hour, we'll take a look at highway police and public are using social media to get to the truth of exactly what happened in the shooting death of an african-american teenager. stay with us here on cnn. if you want to make things that move, move better, just talk to one of our scientists. they'll show you a special glue we've developed that bonds metal to plastic. and that makes the things you're trying to move... lighter. the less weight... the less energy. and what you save can be used for speed. for efficiency. or just for fun. this is the human element at work. dow. this is a woyeah!esitating on a life-changing decision. at university of phoenix, we- we know going back

. >>> a faux pas for the people promoting "downton abbey," father and daughter are perfectly posed innt of a well appointed man tell, and there's a plastic water bottle. the tor did not notice, but fans did, and that photo has gone viral. >>> this morning, even the pontiff does selfies. he hugged and took pictures with young asian catholics in south korea, thousands cheering and giving the pope a welcome yesterday to rally in the in the birthplace of the first priest and where the sixth asian youth day has been taking place this week. he's on a five-day trip. i have to say i like him a lot, i like you a lot, and i like you a lot. thank you for making us part of your morning, more news at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. - if you've come lookin' for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there's a little shop i know you'll find it on the chica show follow me and step inside imagination is your guide pick a costume off you go now you're on the chica show cowboys dancers astronauts and much more

check out this ad for the upcoming season of "downton abbey"...it features the two actors standing in front of a fireplace. but if you look closely, you'll see an item on the mantel that seems out of place for 19-20's britain. its a plastic water bottle! those weren't widely used in the u-k until the 19-60's. fans noted the mistake when images were circulated ahead of the show's return in the fall. >> a lot of people don't know that that was actually a can of jolt cola they switched out at the last minute. apparently people still sought. >> it would not have that bear. >> trying to use those new words that we just learned, we have amazeballs weather today. here are the current temperatures. skies are clear. the clouds may increase but the rain out to the west will get here until tomorrow afternoon. overall in looks like a dry day. partly to mostly sunny hi up to 79. tonight we're mostly cloudy. a few scattered storms over the weekend. 78 degrees on sunday. to warm up into the 80s by the middle of next week with a chance of a storm just about every

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. >> downton abbey is creating buzz with a plunder on their ad. can you spot the error?season of the smash period drama is set in the 19 20's but if you look closely at the fireplace there is a plastic water bottle on the right side of the mantle. some fans wonder if this was a publicity stunt. cbs airs the series in the united states has yet to respond to abc news request for comment but the photo has been removed from the network website. >> what an eagle eye. >> they did not have plastic water bottles in the 19 20's? who knew? who knew? maybe aliens or >>> here is a look at visibility if you are traveling and the thickest folk is along the post and only 2.5 miles visibility at half moon bay which is better than it was year. it will be windy. eat of the golden gate bridge and same as yesterday starting at 3:00, and start to taper around 9:00 this afternoon to the evening and west wind at 15- to 25-knots and beautiful picture of the morning remain layer and the cool colors of that account warm colors of the sunrise so quite a contrast as we look east from the east bay h

. >> reporter: at paddington station voicing this is "downton abbey's" hugh bonneville. >> my whole life trying to get somewhere. >> reporter: patrick stewart becomes the unknown soldier. >> common, stand a while. >> reporter: in manchester lending his voice to conductor is actor timothy west. >> do you know a statue's march. >> yes, i do and i say, oh, i must remember to google him when i get home and forget. that's what's good about this. get a thumbnail sketch. >> it's not just people, it's animals too. >> good morrow to you dear passer-by. the cat was the feline friend of the london mayor. >> these statues have existed when a time when celebrity is so common. these were the celebrities of the time, the icons and we just don't notice them and me must have all done something quite important. >> reporter: 'these statues make their voices heard it's got plans to expand it to the united states. you never know how might get a call from next. jim boulden, cnn, london. >> very unique idea there. all right, we've got more news to bring to you. the u.s. president has begun laying the groundwor

downton abbey is on and i intend to see if lord grantham will be able to modernize his accounting practicesevel of the game. stan: what is this game? you're just throwing stuff at old-timey ladies.

so many "downton abbey" fans. >> there is one right here. >> you've seen them all, all the way up into the currents. many hours, sat in front of the dvr. let's move on to the weekend forecast. you don't want to do the dvr thing. you want to be outside enjoying it. 87 on saturday and sunny skies. san francisco low 70s. and for the tri-valley 92. north bay will average upper 80s. and for sunday, we're looking a little bit cooler. but, you know, i'm not hearing any complaints in the weather department. so i think this is a-okay. >> wow. looks stellar. >> have a great weekend. peggy is going to be back with you. >> i'll see you tomorrow night. have a good one. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jason statham demi lovato chef david chang and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: one-oh-nine. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you! that's what i'm talk

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. >> the only major broadcast drama in consideration is "downton abbey."hat is pbs. >> cable is making things more of a touchstone. they are rolling out great dramas that go beyond things like "from the minds here minds."riminal thate advertisers want target demographic. does that what he ate-year-old -- the 28-year-old female care about the emmys? >> the show itself? >> does it matter how may awards house of cards wins? >> people started watching "orange is the new black" because "house of cards" was great. when the tipping point is the show start winning a few emmys. the actors become recognized and it becomes part of a cultural buzz. when it gets cultural prestige, when big hollywood actors go to television rather than looking for the next movie -- >> after the oscars, people talk about the power of winning an academy award. are people walking around buzzing about how many emmys? >> this. how many emmys you win. it says that the viewer might want to watch it. that is a push. >> we are in this golden age of tv. the quality is incredible. if matthew mccon

you know the show "downton abbey" released this promotional picture.got to remove the plastic water bottle on the shelf behind the actors. see that in the red circle. the new show will be set in the late 1920's. plastic bottles were not sold in the 1960's or later. >> i'm not watching now. i'm looking for historical actor scenes. >> there is a story on foxnews.com about all the times in which they have a roman movie and a plane flies in the background. it was fantastic. >> they can fix it in post. >> for example, while we fix this segment we just did, let's go to maria molina who is outside. >> good morning. hello, everybody. it is feeling a lot like fall across parts of the northeast with temperatures that are below average. this morning some people waking up to temperatures in the upper 30's across parts of upstate new york. of course that's some of the higher elevations but still it is still summer and we're talking fall-like conditions out here. temperatures in the 50's from burlington down to parts of west virginia. this afternoon a lot of sunshin

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natalie, you're a "downton abbey" fan.ving fun. do you notice anything wrong? how about the plastic water bottle on the mantle on the right? the show is set in the 1920s. people coming up with their own versions of the photo. he's holding a boom box. there's a picture of will and kate over his shoulder. there's a big mouth bass on the wall behind him. and she's wearing rainbow loom bracelets. >> fabulous. >> good stuff. >> now, we know when publicity fphotos go out how they're scrutinized. you have to think they knew and now we're talking about it. >> it's a publicity photo, not an episode. >> but they have been known to have some episodes to make some slips on certain things that didn't match the time period. >> all right. well, now to a runner who proves why you shouldn't celebrate a victory until you've actually won. this happened during a race in switzerland. the athlete turns around and realizes he's far out in front so he gets the celebration started early stripping off his jersey. even stuffing it into his mouth as

. >> and are britain's "guardian" says a misplaced prop up staged the characters in a "downton abbey"cture of lord gran tham and his daughter. >> look at that. >> the new season is set in 1924, two decades before water bottles. i'm sure they didn't look like that. >> that's fantastic. look at that. they should have picked up on that. when you board a plane, the rules are clear for takeoffs and landings except when it comes to babies and toddlers. under the faa rules kids under 2 can fly free if they are sitting in an adult's lap. >> the woman who used to lead the ntsb doesn't think it's safe. she's now the president and ceo of the national safety council, a nonprofit group. she's in chicago. also here with us is cbs news travel editor peter greenburg. good morning. >> good morning. >> just the way families fly, you know with a babe in arms. what's wrong with that? >> it's something a lot of people have grown acusp tommed to. it's not safe. we wouldn't think of holding our infant in our arms in a car at 50 miles an hour. why would we do it at 250 miles an hour in an airplane? it's just

if you have watched "downton abbey," you might have seen one. it consists of a coat with long tails and some funky striped dance, and as it turns out, as my dad later discovered in court, you're never supposed to collar.utton down he was reprimanded by chief justice burger for doing that. it was a treat to go to court and watch them argue in court, starting when i was about 10 years old. one of the main reasons initially was i knew if i expressed interest in going to the court with my dad, i could miss school for a few hours. moren time, i learned much about the supreme court and what my dad was doing in front of the highest court in our land. when i got there, when i watched him argue these cases on behalf of the reagan administration, i did not always understand everything that was being said. it was in some respects a little bit like attending church in a foreign language. you had to hold very still. in fact the security personnel at the court would come around and tell you to sit up straight if you were slouching. you couldn't talk. you had

a big photo fail on the set of "downton abbey" literally. it's a glaring mistake.. look closely. not sure they had those in the 1920s. >> oh, a water bottle. >> there it is. the water bottle making an appearance in this promo shot. the photo released to celebrate the upcoming fifth season. of course, it went viral. people love just pointing out those things that do happen, everybody. they do happen. there he is, the earl of frampton, and i'm so excited to see who is coming up. that photo, by the way, has since been removed from their website. it has gone so viral. well, then people started adding, you know, you just got to pile on, but that's how it rolls. >>> and then, guys, if you could go to the next story, thank you. billy joel is one generous piano man. he has donated all of the proceeds from his madison square garden sold out birthday concert -- that was in may -- to help build a shelter for cats and dogs on long island. billy joel is, of course, a native of the area and best friends with howard stern and his wife beth. beth is the mastermind behind it, a pas

you might have seen one from time to time on "downton abbey, what you'd have to look there to see one the cope with long tails, kind asfunky stretch pants, and it turns out as my dad later discovered in court, you are not ever supposed to wear a button down collar with your morning suit. he was much reprimanded by chief for doing that. i was mortified and intrigued by the morning suit and as part of what convinced me to go to court as part of what -- to go to court to watch him argue, one of the main reasons initially was that i knew if i expressed interest in going to court with my dad, i could miss school for a few hours. in time i learned much more about the supreme court and about what my dad was doing in front of the highest court in the land. when i got there, when i watched him argue these cases on behalf of the reagan administration, i did not always understand everything that was being said. was a bitspects it like attending church in a foreign language. to hold still -- in fact the security personnel in the court come around and tell you to sit up straight if you were slouch

breaking bad, downton abbey, game of thrones, house of cards, mad men. who goes away with it?ith true detective as a form of gainsmanship almost. and this is the only chance to reward this cast for their work. a lot wonder whether those two will be the combatants. >> listen to these names. claire danes, robin wright, liz lizzy caplan, kerry washington, and margulies. >> many believe because the good wife wasn't nominated, julian margulies might be able to walk away with it this time. but robin wright was phenomenal. entertainment weekly we're always looking out for great female roles. it's clear she had such a complex layered role. so i think she'd be the leader for me. >> all right. outstanding lead actor in a drama series, bryan cranston, kevin spacey, jon hamm, jeff daniel daniels, woody harrelson, matthew mcconaughey. >> i think it's going towards breaking bad but matthew maccon hay is probably in the lead in that cast. when you like at bryan cranston, he's been rewarded before. this would be the last time to reward his portrayal of walter white. a lot of people loved that

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