book, fiona and i have a simplified framework, a version in'she evolution of put views about the west and the united states, bringing us to where we are now. it is divided into three phases. number one, leave us alone. he showed no evidence of being anti-american at all. there is plenty of anti-american sentiment, conspiracy theories that the u.s. was trying to bring down russia. putin did not seem to subscribe to that at all. you guys tried to help us and it did not work. you don't understand russia. you may have been trying to do something good for us. frankly, these are our problems. we caused these problems. we will solve them ourselves. leave us alone and let us try to do it. happen.n't make,forts he tried to which where programs in the beginning of the government of , was notwas a part recognized as positive outside, but criticized heavily on human rights issues. rethinkingto cause a of attitudes toward the west. changing wastarted what after -- what happened after 9/11. there was a sense on putin's part that it's not enough for you to leave us alone, you're also doing things ou

. >> fiona. >> no, not missing something that has been stolen from me and from you. >> i don't know whatut jonas does. >> what jonas may not know is how terribly the movie is being received by the critics. rotten tomatoes giving "the giver" a 28% approval rating. writing not even streep and bridges can lift "the giver" beyond the level of post apocalyptic after school special. ouch. more charitable saying taken on its own it is well-made and effectively told morality tale. >> love the book in middle school. lois lauery, shout out to her. don't think it will beat the book. that's just me. >> not going to do it. >> check out some movies this >>> this morning on "world news now" -- national outcry from a st. louis suburb to new york city and dozens of towns. after an unarmed teen was shot and killed by police. >> so i think, the old saying i have a big dog in this fight. >> the missouri governor putting state police in charge of security as important details in the case are revealed today. >> swamped nation. the dangerous downpours from las vegas to long island. who got stuck in the floods?

yell out will say it quietly, but rush, this is a young actor who is wonderful in the film, playing fionai date him not to turn it into a teenage romance movie and they did not, but there are three kisses. >> what else influenced you? mindinterested in your while writing this book. >> very hard to swing back to .here my mind was 21 years ago you mentioned the classic dystopian literature. a character and place him in a situation where he has to make a journey and he is going to have a hard time. by the end of it, he is going to be changed. i do that with the hope that the reader will enter the same journey and that the reader will also be changed by the end of it. i think that is true of this book and this movie. i cannot claim it to be true for all of my books, but i think this book does. copies has its own? >> over 10 million. it fluctuates. all.ank you it was a pleasure to have you here. great to see you. thank you. thank you so much. opens thisthe giver" friday, august 15. you will be hearing a lot about it. other reasons, because harvey is promoting it. but also because of what they

. >> reporter: fiona's company is behind the lawn dude concept. she says clear channel donated the space on the billboard. >> a little more creative approach to trying to grab people's attention and drive change and people's attitudes and behaviors as to how they do water use. >> reporter: the idea behind the water campaign isn't just to get to you save water. it's to remind you of the restrictions we face. don't hose down sidewalks. sprinkler runoff is banned if you are washing your car, your hose must have a shutoff nozzle and fountains and features must use recirculated water so now it's up to lawn dude to keep you honest. >> my kids think it's cute. it's great. >> reporter: in irwin day, i'm tom wait. >>> people are going to think you're hosing them when you show them these numbers. it's unbelievable. >> it's crazy to think in the same day you can have one of the coldest and hottest days of the summer. we can do both. >> only in the bay area. >> only in the bay area. take a look at these numbers. we'll get get to this in a second. 109 in vacav

. >> fiona. >> something missing from our lives. no, not missing.i don't know what it is exactly. but jonas does. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, little mysterious. this is fun. i love it. katie, i have a new idea for a a new game, a fun game that i think you'll be great at and you can use some of your modeling techniques in this game. >> okay. >> jimmy: it's called photobooth. all right? katie holmes and i are playing a new game when we get back. it's really fun! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ she yours? yeah. my first. congratulations. your applewood pulled pork with extra pickles, sir. the subway applewood pulled pork has arrived. with that sweet, smoky flavor ya love. subway. eat fresh. take and... exhale.in... aflac! and a gentle wavelike motion... aahhh- ahhhhhh. liberate your spine, ahhh-ahhhhhh aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga. yeah, but when i slipped a disk he paid my claim in just four days. ahh! four days? yep. find out how fast aflac can pay you, at aflac.com. hing your favorite player

two of the chapters were advantage fiona -- vienna. i had one foot in both schools. let me tell you something. you do not please either one when you do this, and yet i was able to do it. i will tell you a very funny story. became president of the foundation for economic education. this is the oldest free-market think tank. it started in 1946 before the mont pelerin society. they put out a publication called "the friedman." it is still around even today. i was made president of this fine organization that milton friedman and friedrich hayek and mises and all these people had been involved in. at aall spoke in new york 35-imagine which i got to live in, blissfully for one year. i was at the first board meeting. they had this annual board meeting. i met with everybody. after the board meeting, as soon by the name a gal of graves came up to me and said, listen, mark, i support you in every way with you being the new president, but i have only one suggestion. can you please be more critical of milton friedman and his views? i said, well, thank you very much. i will take t

fiona has fuchsia and page has purple. it has saved their lives.dn't know who was who. >> they can have a lot of fun as they grow up. >> they are tv stars already. >> this is very briefly about -- they crowd funded. they are an amazing choir from south africa and they were performing last night. they raise 1500 pounds by crowd funding for shoes. i would love to be able to watch them. >> ihg is up next and the ceo. do not miss it. ♪ >> takeover tuesday -- 6.7 billion euro offer for gbg units. bad bank -- to lend's profits falls 98% on charges tied to a bank. cashing in on surging suv sales in the u.s., bmw's profits beat estimates. as well as toyota. welcome to countdown. i am joined by caroline hyde. europe's second-biggest publicly traded hotel operator intercontinental hotels group is out with their earnings or not. we are waiting for them to come out with earnings. >> they're expecting over 6%. toyota? toyota, theom world's biggest car manufacturer in the world, 588 billion yen. well ahead of estimates. we are seeing an improvement overall and t

. >> fiona? >> something missing from our lives. no, not missing.s been stolen from me, from you. i don't know what it is exactly, but jonas does. >> nice to have you with us in studio 1a. >> pleasure to see you. >> in terms of this movie for people who aren't familiar with it, there's message of the beauty and the pain in the memories that we have. we saw jeff bridges there for a glimpse. he wanted to get this movie made. what was it that you saw in the story that made you say this one is worth it? >> he owned it for 18 years and never came to us. finally, i think, we were like -- it was alphabetical. he went to w, started with a. i brought the script home and i have four daughters. and three of them, it's their favorite book. they saw "the giver" and it was -- my kids are just such charming, wonderful -- dad if you don't make this movie, we'll kill you. >> that works? >> i have three terrorists at home. i don't negotiate. i capitulate. and meryl's kids -- i said will you do this movie with me? i said check with the kids. don't even make the decisi

. >> she plays fiona where she lives where everyone must take daily injections to suppress emotions but this way. your injection levels are extremely low. i can correct this. and then we will address what's happened. >> i know that there's something more. >> fiona. >> something missing from our lives. not missing. something that has been stolen from me and from you. i don't know what it is exactly, but jonas does. >> odeya, good morning. >> hi. how are you? >> i'm great. you're only 17 years old and you're already working alongside of some of the biggest names in hollywood. it's amazing. >> thank you. >> how has it been for you? >> it's been amazing. it's been really fun. and this whole press tour has been fun. it's good to see everybody again. and do these things together. >> this is a big project. a lot of people are anticipating it. you had to audition six times for this role. is that rt? >> yeah. >> what's that like? >> they're a different type of director. this one was an hour. and i think at the end he kind of just threw me one word. he's like, okay, good. >> ooh. >> like good goo

. >> fiona. >> no, not missing something that has been stolen from me and from you. >> i don't know what know is how terribly the movie is being received by the critics. rotten tomatoes giving "the giver" a 28% approval rating. writing not even streep and bridges can lift "the giver" beyond the level of post apocalyptic after school special. ouch. more charitable saying taken on its own it is well-made and effectively told morality tale. >> love the book in middle school. lois lauery, shout out to her. don't think it will beat the book. that's just me. >> not going to do it. >> check out some movies this week ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means you can't be turned down because of your health. you don't have to take a physical or