tonight, a conversation with elisabeth moss. the "mad men" actress started a new series called "top of the lake" from jane campion, from "the piano," but before the go to elisabeth moss, we will continue to introduce to you some of our staff. joining me now, lucas mcdaniel. he started as an intern while getting his degree. he is an accomplished photographer and is now our production assistant. lucas, we are glad to have you. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to work on a program that gives the independent filmmakers, artists, and writers a voice, as well. tavis: we are honored to have you on the program, so tonight, you get to open the show. >> the conversation went elisabeth moss, coming up right now. -- with her. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s

let's take a look. >> we love elisabeth. i like her personally, and she's a wonderful person. but beyond that we value and appreciate her point of view, it's important to us, because elisabeth helps give the show perspective and balance. and believe me she's tougher than she looks. she has to be, she is here for decades and takes the guff and what we give her. we have no plans for elisabeth to leave the show. >> if you want an endorsement, barbara walters is the person to get it from. they say brooke shields will be the top replacement for joy behar. i believe in bill getty. keep it on track. >> all right. what else? >> we know the boy scouts of america instills values in young american boys. there are over 100 merit badges offered, everything from camping, archery, community service, this week the latest badge of merit was unveiled in gaming. an honor that requires scouts to compare different types of games including video games. they are also asked to design their own game and explore careers in gaming. it sounds legit. it's not just video games. >> how certain are you that'

elisabeth is staying put. joy is going.g things on the show. >> that's true. she really does bring the balance to the show. she's the only one that leans to the other side. everybody agrees with one thing. she is the only one. >> they need the balance. "the skinny" works, so stay tuned for a bonus round! "the skinny" works, so stay tuned for a bonus round! so stay tuned for a bonus round! [ giada ] why did i switch to natural instincts? it's healthier, ammonia-free. and with aloe, vitamin e, and coconut oil, my hair looks healthier than before i colored. i switched. you should too, to natural instincts. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> round two, love the sound of that. you may have seen the show, jennifer love hewitt "the client" who plays a masseuse who's really a high-end prostitute, walks around on the show in sexy lingerie. jennifer is known for her figure and -- >> and her mind. >> both her minds. she made it clear -- >> wow. where did that come from? >> she recently gave an interview she admitted she has considered getting he

but what rumors there were about elisabeth hasselbeck's future. did you hear about those? barbara walters has just set the record straight. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. if youthen this willbrids arbe a nice surprise.

we just love elisabeth. >> the truth is we love elisabeth. she's just a wonderful person. beyond that, we value and appreciate her point of view. it is important to us because elisabeth helps give the show perspective and balance. believe me, she's tougher than she looks. to take the kind of guff we give her. we have no plans for elisabeth to leave the show. >> bill: so we're stuck with her. i still say -- it is good to have a conservative voice on the show. with they could do a lot better than elisabeth hasselbeck. >> she didn't slam the door on the rumors. shed kind of leave it open and say as of now we have no plans to replace elisabeth. so, you know it wouldn't be the first time someone out and out lied about the future of somebody on the show. >> bill: no. >> believe it or not, it happens in media. >> bill: really? big day today and we will cover it all. igor volsky will be here as he is every tuesday from think progress. great organization, part of the center for american progress. we'll also have reporters from "buzzfeed" and "huffington post." and big news out of n

elisabeth irwin, the equivalent of the republican -- [laughter] culturally, eliot was also out of step. like most of his classmates, she was jewish but unlike most of his classmates he either came from secular families are the product of mixed marriages his family was observant and kept a kosher home. eliot began to react to what he preserved the orthodoxy of the school. browsing the magazine rack in the library, he saw progress of publications like the nation. why come he asked the library in could the school not achieve some balance in the publication in displayed? why not stop a magazine like the "national review." the culture is dominated by right-wing politics. we do not need to get more of it in our school. in eliot's view, the history teacher personify the schools tilted politics. he was a vigorous and a dedicated teacher but his analyses of the historical movement seemed absurd to him. why do the countries acquire colonies? according to him because countries needed economic markets. who in the helen listened of first colony was in the position to buy anything, she wondered incr

she just spoke extensively about elisabeth but elisabeth didn't get a chance to speak about why it took>> i don't know. >> i'm confused. >> drama at "the view." >> drama at "the view." >> lewis weighed in this morning on "way too early" and gave bill his unconditional support. i know bill was like -- thank god. >> oh, wow. well, it's good to know that it goes on. >> that's great to know. that's right. they were saying going to miss joy, but they were saying elisabeth was going to be fired because focus groups showed she was conservative. >> you can't do that. that would be a problem if you were being fired for your point of view. >> barbara said they weren't going to fire her. >> not for her point of view. >> you can't do that. >> i've been telling phil griffin that for a decade now. >> all right. there's definitely something awkward hanging over. >> lighten up. it's daylight savings. >> come on, man. >> is it daylight savings? >> yes. >> you came back from ft. myers. >> i think this is the year. >> what? >> this is the year. there's no no about it. this is the year of the 85 wins. >> s

then there is this: word that the co-host elisabeth hasselbeck is also on the outs. executives will not renew her contract for next season because viewers find her, quote: too extreme and right wing, unquote. the show representatives says elisabeth hasselbeck is quote a valued member of the view and has a long-term contract. a man who drained a half court basketball shot to win 20 grand says is he going to use the money to pay for his wife's cancer treatment. he took the shot

schoolhouse opened and ten years later in 1942 shortly before elizabeth ehrlan's untimely death elisabeth irwin high school opened on charles and st. a few blocks south of little red 11. a few years later, in the 1950s, the parent body of the elizabeth apps made a roll-call of cultural and artistic society of the day, playwright arthur miller was a parent, we guthrie was a parent their, walter bernstein who wrote the screenplay of the magnificent 7 and failsafe and other well-known screen place was a parent as was polanski who wrote many film noirs and also a parent was able miracle who with his wife had adopted the children of julius and ethel rosenberg who were executed in 1953 for espionage. also under the name louis allen wrote the song strange fruit that billie holliday made famous, remarkably talented. the parents of tom hurwitz, his parents were among that group. leo was a documentarian and his mother was a documentarian -- was in the dance troupe. see if i can see. as a young man, tom looked at his parents''s wild ride through the profession within the. with his liquid brown eyes

was leaving the show. >> we have no plans for elisabeth to leave the show. we value and appreciate her point of view. it's important to us because elisabeth helps give this show perspective and balance. >> reporter: the 35-year-old who joined the cast in 2003 is known for her strong political views which have at times left her at odds with her co-hosts. >> call me a coward. i do not hide. >> reporter: and this morning with hasselbeck's job secure speculation is now swirling about joy's replacement. >> the names we've heard is kirstie alley or brooke shields or ali wentworth. >> i don't like my job to last longer than my marriage. >> reporter: there's definitely one view that isn't changing. >> the only person who cannot leave this show is me. >> that's right. >> and, wow. >> one of those names was vaguely familiar. >> vaguely familiar. >> ali wentworth. >> she is my choice. >> you just went out on a limb. >> joy, come on, she has been so funny, she's going to be so missed. hard to replace. >> agreed. >> she's done a great job. >> you can see "the view," of c

join me next time for a conversation with elisabeth moss about her new series and the return of "madmenere is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs.

. >> there is a false story that keeps getting picked up about elisabeth alleged departure.ng that we do not approve of her conservative views. the truth is we love elisabeth. >> walters said there's no plans for her to leave. >> after a strong showing at the box office disney is making plans to a sequel to was the great and powerful. the film rights and $80 million during its opening weekend despite mixed reviews. according to variety disney has asked one of the film's screenwriters to get to work on a follow- up. >> director sam raney says he's not planning to direct a sequel. >> disney is not commenting. >> for hollywood minute i'm carl xzheus . >> book signings for michael vic schedule that bart and 11 cancelled because of threats against him. vic, and store employes, faced threats because of his role in running a dog fighting ring. he served 18 months in federal prison for his role in that. he was set to sign copies of his autobiography finally free, as stores in atlanta, new jersey and pennsylvania. the book publisher said that they cannot knowingly put anyone in harm'

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hampton profiles three graduates of the little red schoolhouse and elisabeth irwin high school, a schoolin new york city synonymous with progressive politics. this is about a half-hour. >> i'm going to start off by sayinsaying what i we say at the settings, and the reason i always say it's because the truth is the truth. and the truth is that the corner bookshop has been an incredible friend to this class over, to count how many are scum i think the first event in january 1998, so it's been 15 years, and dozens of books that come out into the world to meet the raiders and their buyers. no writer could ask for a better set of friends then everyone who was here and to curate new books coming out so carefully, and that's the case so eloquently for them. so it's wonderful as always to be back. and we have several efficient students after listening to one of the students from the class of 1999 and every book has its own story and every writer its own journey to publication. and in dina's case this book is monument to both the amazing history of the little red school house, which i will dina t

elisabeth, republicans with the sequestration of the most?ere come"the willi >> i don't think the republicans have won thege puerto rico battle. it is sad to say we can talk about effective legislation. neil: the idea is to agree with the host. [laughter] it is okay. we will have more on the fallout.rrbl annoying text spam messages could soon disappear. we are on the case. ♪ gerri: althat and more coming up including a record day in the market. dow closing in the green for the eighth day in a row. getting further into record territory. repayment is coming soon, my friends. what the president playing nice with republicans wining and dining them so all is well in washington? we can expect a rousing chus of come by on capitol hill? wrong again. the two sides could not be farther apart. today pa ryan really sinks hi plan. ryan's plan would balance the budget in 10 years, something sg soon-to-be released democrat proposal has no intention of doing. ryan would cut spending down to only 19% of gdp down from 23% right now. much of the cuts would come

now is elisabeth quitting too? >> jodi arias' boyfriend, travis alexander, doing the chicken dance.rystal ball. >> i think they're going to put her to death. >> i don't. >> then -- >> you guys remember who shot j.r.? >> three decades after tv's biggest cliffhanger, who shot j.r. this time? alec and hilaria breaking baby news. >> is it a boy or a girl? >> plus -- >> my special guest co-host mel b. is here and yes, it's rainy. but the show must go on. >> "extra, extra!" >> welcome to "extra" here at the grove on an unusually rainy day here in l.a. i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. it is great to be back here in new york, where we're at michael jordan's steak house n.y.c. alec and hilaria are breaking baby news. is it a boy or girl? >> but first, please welcome my special guest host, mel b. we'll talk about "america's got talent" coming up soon. but first, justin bieber got into a brawl with a photogra

it is that if meg and elisabeth's want to get married and they are denied it, they're being denied it because the woman is not a man. she is being discriminated against. and the other argument that is brought to bear is that the wonderfully named by case in virginia which a lot of course, was a marriage case in which someone was discriminated against in a marriage because there were black and white or rather white and black. if those can be understood, especially interesting than i think we could have quite a remarkable discussion i hope that this will lead to a ruling that we do have it, but even if it does happen in hallway there will be a phenomenal debate across the country about what this means. other states might be forced to address and recognizes are not. i have to say that i believe because i believe in that think it follows inevitably that if you believe that homosexual people are emotionally as dignified as a heterosexual persons, then the ban on their marrying is as gross a violation of this country's upholding of the quality of civil-rights as the ban on interracial marri

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we know elisabeth came to valley forge.e know, and this is when it starts to get interesting, she served elegant dinners here. most people would never put the word elegant together with the word valley forge. this is probably where martha washington shot -- died until the log hut made our conditions much more tolerable than they were at first. right back near the kitchen. you can imagine martha washington here. some of the officers. general washington. perhaps some of the people from the area who might have been passing through. eating dinner here. it was served in the afternoon. maybe 2:00. the food they ate here was different from what eight soldiers were eating. we know there were 2000 eggs brought into valley forge. they ate that during the encampment. we know they brought in 750 pounds of butter. we know at least 16 these are some of the things martha washington would be eating here. conversation is interesting to think about. what would march up washington and other people be talking about? when elizabeth drinker came

there is one letter that survives that is written by elisabeth. there is one letter from james to her that survived. what baffles me and drives me nuts is there is only one letter she wrote to somebody else. she had extensive correspondence with her sister and friends and these letters do not seem to be anywhere. i do not understand why not. it seems like somebody would have kept some of these. consequently, having firsthand evidence of what she thought about things, we do not have. there are letters monroe wrote to his daughters, to his two sons and laws, to his political advisers, that talk about family matters. he wrote letters home talking about meeting mrs. monroe, other women in washington recorded in their diaries. there is a fair amount about her. we do not have really anything from her point of view, which is merit -- very maddening. >> what we know from what we have about her relationship with her husband? >> they were devoted. they were apart for a couple of months here and there. throughout their 44-year marriage. usually, they were to

. >> i am elisabeth cooridan reporting. >> the time is 4:08 with a quick break.are tracking for rain the heaviest falling earlier during the overnight hours. more details on that we will be right back with more. thyou eat less...ing weiyou lose weight.et. it's a great plan... until you get hungry. that's the time to take slimful. one tasty 90-calorie slimful and a glass of water satisfies hunger for hours making it easier to eat smaller meals, and resist snacking. your friends might think you found the secret to losing weight. but it's no secret... it's slimful. eating less is a beautiful thing. >> welcome back. the time is 4:11. >> the family of a california woman, who died after a nurse at her independent living home refused provide cpr says she wants to pass away without life prolonging intervention. the family says they're not planning to sue. but the singer living facility in bakersfield now faces harsh criticism from others. this is the living federation of america says, if its facilities have policies that employes do not perform cpr. they should cooperate

this weekend, a lot of buzz that elisabeth hasselbeck would be leaving after nearly ten years and that she'll chair fay the rumors and what is really going on this morning on "the view." stay tuned. a lot of news. >> dvrs being set right now. >>> out of london, an actress lost her job for being a diva. the petulant pooch in the london stage hit, "the audience." helen mirren is safe. lizzie, one of the dogs playing the queen's precious pets refused to make her entrance on cue 16 times in a row. she was given the boot, making way for cocoa, who will hopefully be more cooperative. >> i hope that show comes here. >> i do, too. >>> this morning, jealousy. ryan reynoldreynolds. you're a lucky guy. he is the star of a new movie, "the croods." it's "the croods." he hit the red carpet with not one, but two hot leading laid dis. blake lively, his wife, and emma stone. the perfect accessory for all of them, the sloth. >> what is this? >> the weasel. >> a theme going. >> pop goes. >> a good way to start the week. >>> let's get the weather from ginger. >> i found friends from michigan state univers

now there are reports that elisabeth hasselback could be gone, as well. that are, a, not true, and, b, not so funny. >> after a decade on "the view," she's reportedly out the door. >> sources have told us that she is leaving the show, and it's being negotiated now. >> still, abc won't confirm it. only saying that hasselback is a valued member of "the view" and has a long-term contract. we reached out to her but have not gotten a response. she began her tv career as a contestant on "survivor" in 2001. two years later, she joined "the view" full time and became its outspoken conservative voice. >> how can you continue, your administration continue to say that you are saving jobs? >> at times tussling with barbara walters. >> every day, you never say maybe there's another point. >> more infamous low ro-- jane famously rosie o'donnell. >> you are an adult. they're your thoughts! >> according to "the hollywood reporter," there's been friction on the set. >> it's hard to tell what is a nudge out the door and what is someone's own decision. >> she wouldn't be th

meanwhile, the memorial service for the to fall officers detect of elisabeth butler and sergeants loran. that's march the seventh starting at noon. it will take place at the age people billion in san jose due to the large crop is expected to attend. >> a prominent l.a. civil rights attorney says that she will conduct an independent review of the firing of former los angeles police officer christopher m. dordorner. connie rich has closely tracked a racial issues with the lapd for decades. the lapd is also conducting their own review behind the firing. the review also include a look at the overall discipline system. dorner is accused of killing four people in a rampage to avenge those who he blamed for ending his law-enforcement career. >> the raging wildfire in riverside county is now 60 percent contained. if the wild fires started thursday, damaging a home and cutting power to about 2000 residents of the area. off the blaze has a charge of more than 300 a.. a fire spokesman says the flames have died down, but there are still hot spots and there is a concern about the wind picking up. no

wondering with the announcement joy is leaving and now the speculation something could be going on with elisabeth to the show? if indeed barbara walters will be retiring in may of 2014, this could be a sign she's trying to right the ship so she can leave it for some years to pass. she is getting a little bit of push for the talk and shows like "the shchew," so it's interesti to see what will happen to the show, but we do know it's in for a major overall because possibly two of its primary figures will be leaving. >> we talk about "the view," i'm thinking about abc news in general. they lost two superstars to us, jake tapper and chris cuomo, now we also have barbara walters and her news, yet at the same time, "good morning america" doing gang busters in the morning. >> she's backed away from abc in the last two years, she pulled out of "20/20" several years ago, but she's clearly not the bullwork of that network. she's much more important on "the view." she owns that show and is the guiding light of that show. i think you do have to think where are they going to go without her and several other ca

. >> i am elisabeth corridan reporting. >> back here in the bay area the superbowl of becoming to santalara and 2016 if all goes well. before the possibility the nfl is already demanding things of the bay area. will tran joins us live from santa clara. >> what exactly are they looking for well? >> if they are looking for free things. these are billionaires' and they want three things to make it happen. that is what the city of santa clara will fall on tonight. the question is where there will the visible role there which will decide on may 22nd. here is video of the recent brawl. the 49ers were in new orleans. >> how big is for the host city to have it? you get the prestige. >> the bay area is fighting for. it plus $300 million in local economy. it is a big thing. what is santa clara prepared to do? the nfl wants them to wait parking fees. something as simple as $5. they did not want to pay for that. >> the big thing is they want to waive the hotel taxes that could mean millions of dollars. >> off what could help santa clara, san francisco is the fact that miami the other city competing

there is one letter that survives that is written by elisabeth.re is one letter from james to her that survived. what baffles me and drives me nuts is there is only one letter she wrote to somebody else. she had extensive correspondence with her sister and friends and these letters do not seem to be anywhere. i do not understand why not. it seems like somebody would have kept some of these. consequently, having firsthand evidence of what she thought about things, we do not have. there are letters monroe wrote to his daughters, to his two sons and laws, to his political advisers, that talk about family matters. he wrote letters home talking about meeting mrs. monroe, other women in washington recorded in their diaries. there is a fair amount about her. we do not have really anything from her point of view, which is very maddening. wewhat we know from what have about her relationship with her husband? >> they were devoted. ofy were apart for a couple months here and there. throughout their 44-year marriage. usually, they were together. there is a wo

he shot and killed santa cruz police detective sgt loran butch butler and detective elisabeth baker.ctive elizabeth butler last month while they follow up on reporter misdemeanor sexual assault. he was later killed in a shootout with authorities. >> as school districts throughout the state have been making cutbacks in recent years. san jose is aln m rock school district has held back cuts for the last few years but that is about to change. the school district is to reduce spending by $8 million over the next two years. very few proposals on how to cut spending, it includes laying off 80 teachers. increase kindergarten through third grade class sizes from 20-24 students pipit 5 furlough days. and a reduction in funding for music and after- school sports programs. but the alum rock school district superintendent says that to not impact to the performers with has been on rise. >> the school district has set up a series of community meetings to give parents more information on the cut. the next meeting will be held next wednesday. coming up the rest made for a man who robbed and east bay

to respond to your elisabeth of february 5, 2013 which raise a number of important questions regarding issues pertaining to the advancement of america's strategic priorities around the globe. sincerely, john o. brennan. this is helpful. this is a helpful indication from a government official, government official who has been nominated to head the central intelligence agency who acknowledged that if he is confirmed to this position, he would have no authority as the director of the c.i.a. to order lethal drone strikes within the united states and that's helpful it is still significant, i think, that we be allowed to ask from time to time what the c.i.a. might do with regard to other persons, other persons, including u.s. citizens outside the united states, under what circumstances a lethal drone strike or a different type of lethal force might be appropriate when directed toward an american citizen outside the united states. notice one phrase that he uses in this letter. when he says such as a drone strike against a u.s. citizen on u.s. soil and without a trial. whenever we're talking a