(vo) change your sleep, change your life, change to tempur-pedic. ♪ >>> gloria vanderbilt, once the center3 now. >> i never felt that i belonged. you know, i felt i was an imposter and kind of a changeling. >> gloria was that outsider person, she was not quite a whitney and she was not quite a vanderbilt. she really seems to have raised herself, but gloria did grow up in gertrude's household. gertrude was an artist, she was a serious artist, sculptress and got some of that. >> these are paintings of mine, long time ago, way, way back. i was love to have these in a studio. that's amazing. >> you want me to take all these? >> yes. >> there's piles of them. >> well, i'd like them all, yes. i think we're going to need a truck to take them all. i mean, these are like when i was in my teens. >> really? >> yeah. >> what was it like at wheeler? >> oh, i really loved it. really was wonderful art department that they let me work off and i had a wonderful art teacher. i was just very, very happy there, and this is when i first started really, you know, having more sense of myself. >> these are letter

unless the mother is gloria vanderbilt and her son is anderson cooper.. >> here is the first movie, gloria herself. she -- >> she was born into one of america's wealthiest families. >> gloria vanderbilt is going on 13 now and quite a sports enthusiast. >> and from the beginning, the world was fascinated by the trials, travails and the adventures of glamorous gloria vanderbilt. her sensationalized childhood, her careers as an actress, artist -- >> bring out stretch in lots of colors. >> and jeans designer. >> it's a shame to call them jeans. >> did you always have sense that the whole world seemed to be watching everything you did? >> never. i still don't. i never read anything about myself. i do look at the picture, though, because i'm very vein, i guess. i hope it's -- >> vanity, vanity. >> all is vanity. >> the public perception of her is very different than the person i actually know. she's 92 now. she has been making headlines from the time she was born. and i kind of wanted to reveal the person that i know and person that she really is. >> your camp

. >> litter on "sunday morning," gloria vanderbilt and anderson cooper. nothing left unsad. >> introducing chris stapleton a country music lear wrist who has finally found his place in the spotlight. mark strassmann will have his story. >> chris stapleton is a gifted singer and songwriter. >> i don't think i ever moved to nashville to be a star. in fact the word kinda gives me the heebie-jeebies. >> with a platinum album to his name and armful of awards this year's break out country star is what he is. chris stapleton, ahead on "sunday morning." >> conor knighton is on the trail to big bend national park. faith salie surveys the work of a nun who became a noted artist. corita kent. steve hartman introduces us to a couple on a mission. and more. first in the headlines for this "sunday morning" the 3rd of april, 2016. a few flights are expected to take off from brussels airport today looking at the first flight out this morning. 22 suicide bombings. a plane crashed on to california's interstate 15 north of san diego yesterday striking a car. one person in t

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newsman anderson cooper has spent his career getting story, including a life story of his mother gloria vanderbilt. >> a rare chance to talk with mother and son about their lives and loves. >> here is the first movie of little gloria herself. >> she was born into one of america's wealthiest families. >> gloria vanderbilt is going on 13 now and quite a sports enthusiast. beginning the world was fascinated by the trevails and adventures of glamourous gloria vanderbilt. her sensationalized childhood. her career as an actress, artist. >> stretch and lots of colors. >> reporter: and jeans designer. >> it's a shame to call them jeans. >> reporter: did you always have a sense that the whole world seemed to be watching everything you did? >> never. i still don't. i really do never read anything about myself. i do look at the picture though because i'm very vain, i guess. i hope -- >> vainty, vainty. >> vainty. always vainty. >> i think the public perception of her is very different than the person i actually know and she is 92 now. she has been making headlines from the time she was born. the person that

. >> anderson cooper and his mom gloria vanderbilt are here.ok and the new documentary. >> all of those e-mails back and forth. >> e-mails back and forth. all done by e-mail. >> but it doesn't read like e-mail is the beauty of it. did you learn things about each other you didn't know? >> absolutely. it really changed i think both our relationship and also my life, i learned things about myself i didn't know. >> same thing. >> she feels the same. we will be back. dr. phil likes to watch football. renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. rosie's my best friend. evelyn likes to dance. harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. alice anne likes vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and rainbow sprinkles. they give me so much back. i can't even imagine how i could possibly give them what they give me. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a hig

stay with us. >> rose: anderson cooper and gloria vanderbilt are here. although public figures, they have long kept much of their private lives quiet. they have now written a hi memor that xplorers their relationship "the rainbow comes and goes." the "new york times" calls the collaboration a frank and tender undertaking. they also star in a documentary on the same subject. trail for "nothing left unsaid." >> i remember my mom having this kind of look blind her eyes, almost like a far away look. i mean, it's very sad to me that of all the things that she sort of wanted are in some ways so simple. growing up, it didn't have any reality for me the whole vanderbilt side of the family. my mom has lived many different lives and sort of inhabited many different skins. she's got this public face but the reality of her life is so different from what the public face is. >> these will be fascinating to read. all our secrets. >> is this what it looked like when you first read them? >> i knew it for a week and three weeks late. >> how owled were you? 20. did any of

it propels them forward and i think it certainly has my mom and it certainly has with me. >> gloria vanderbiltfamily with a custody lawsuit at the age of 10. who doesn't have those jeans? >> i loved those so much. >> gloria and anderson join us both at the table. good to see you. >> t me with such longing. neither of my parents were here. i think whoever reads this say i need to do this with my parents. anderson, you said for a long time you didn't want anyone to know you were not your mother's son. she was not a convention mother to you. >> yeah. a long time i wanted people to know me as me and when i started a career i didn't want people thinking the name vanderbilt has such baggage and history with it and i'm very glad i don't have that name. my mom never felt much connection to the vanderbilt family and i certainly didn't. i felt much connected to the cooper side which is a family from mississippi and poor family my dad grew up in. i wanted that in my career. one day, i think one of the happiest days of my mom. she called me up and said somebody referred to me as anderson cooper's mom. >>

with rita braver we'll drop in on gloria vanderbilt and anderson cooper. >> what happens when one of the world's most famous moms and her globe trotting son decide to let it all hang out? you tell her she's surrounded by chaos and you say, that's great. i love chaos. >> well, this is my nature. i can handle chaos. >> it exhausts me. >> you come visiting here often. >> litter on "sunday morning," gloria vanderbilt and anderson cooper. nothing left unsad. >> introducing chris stapleton a country music lear wrist who has finally found his place in the spotlight. mark strassmann will have his story. ♪ >> chris stapleton is a gifted singer and songwriter. just don't call him a star. >> i don't think i ever moved to nashville to be a star. in fact the word kinda gives me the heebie-jeebies. >> with a platinum album to his name and armful of awards this year's break out country star is what he is. chris stapleton, ahead on "sunday morning." >> conor knighton is on the trail to big bend national park. faith salie surveys the work of a nun who became a noted artist. corita kent. steve hartman

charlie: anderson cooper and gloria vanderbilt are here.hey have a memoir that explores the relationship and the love and loss they have experienced. rainbow comes"the and goes." the collaboration is called frank and tender. there is a documentary on the same subject. here is a trailer from "nothing left unsaid." >> i remember a look behind her eyes that was far away. it was very sad, to me, that the things she wanted were so simple. growing up, there was no reality for me, the vanderbilt side. my mom has lived many lives and inhabited different skins. she has a public face and the reality of her life is so different. >> it is fascinating. all of our secrets. i knew him for a week and we married three weeks later. >> how old were you? >> 20. >> did your friends think it was weird? >> people were fascinated with the family that had everything. i never felt like i belonged. i felt like i was an imposter. when he died, i went to bed for three weeks and cried. i have not cried since. there is not a tear left. charlie: i am pleased to have ander

i am pleased to have anderson cooper and gloria vanderbilt here. welcome. >> i did not want people to know that she was my mom. >> i always wanted people to know you are my son. in the i started business, vanderbilt has it a lot of baggage and it comes with assumptions about what her life must be like, which is wrong and different from what it is. when i first started out, i was glad to have the last name of cooper. or, how you pronounce it. now, i feel like i am established and my mom called me up and said, the most amazing thing happened. somebody referred to me as "anderson cooper's mother." charlie: the title. where does that come from? >> a poem by wordsworth. anderson'sated by interpretation. my interpretation of the rainbow coming and going is that it comes back. >> my mom is an eternal optimist. she believes her next great love is around the corner. the rainbow may go. i believe that the rainbow may come back. how do you know you are going to be there when it does? i prepare for the darkness that may last. i am like game of thrones. i always

gloria: who i had no idea existed, or the vanderbilt family in that way. e publicity was kept from me as much as it could be. anderson: there were 100 reporters in the courtroom. gloria: part of it leaked out. we are talking about 1933. when it came out that my mother had had a lesbian relationship with milford haven, the court was closed because it was so terrible. it was like it was some kind of crime. first of all, i had no idea what it meant. i thought, maybe it is something i have inherited. maybe i am a lesbian. it would be something terrible. so i kind of put a shield around myself. i rarely, to this day, read anything about myself. if i see my name in a newspaper, i sort of turned quickly. if it is a nice photograph, i look at it. ♪ anderson, you said, you lose a parent, and the world seems like a scarier place. it makes sense to me i took survival classes as a teenager and went to war zones as a reporter. i did not want to take it vantage of and wanted to be able to take care of those around me. anderson: there is a quote from harry gordon the writ

and in new york, it was night for anderson cooper and his 92-year-old mom heiress gloria vanderbilt. documentary nothing left unsaad, debuts on april 9 on >> she's the last person in my family alive. >> anderson's best and kelly ripa showing up for the premier. so what's a typical night on the town for the trio? >> we work it out on the dance floor. >> "e.t" exclusive premiered the outlander 2 people her on our facebook page. >> i love the show, everybody about it is perfection. >> my hallmark, co-star alison sween sweeney, spilling secrets about me. >> he can fall asleep in the drop of a hat and the next thing you hear -- >> i do not snore. >> here's a little treat, amelia clark, went a little batty recently with glamour magazine. >> where's my pig? where's my frappuccinos? >> she asked for other stuff, but this is a family show >> don't worry, we posted it on etonline. stars like us, who has $375 ones. >> plus laurie laughlin on her two kids. >>> bfirst. >> hello, mother. >> i thought maybe we can hang out a little bit. >> i have catch the subway. >> sharon stone, courteney cox and

his latest project is a book co-written with his mother, gloria vanderbilt, and a documentary about her> this is what he looked like when you first met him? >> well, it's a terrible photograph of him, but he was 63 when i first met him and married him. >> was it something-- like, as soon as you saw him, you thought-- >> instant. >> really? >> knew him for a week and married three weeks later. >> really! >> yeah. >> i didn't know that. >> yeah. >> how old were you. >> 20. >> you were 20. >> yeah, and he was 63? >> yeah. >> wow! did any of your fen was weird? >> uh... i don't know. i mean-- >> they didn't say anything? >> didn't matter to me. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: please welcome, anderson cooper! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: thanks for being here gee, a pleasure. >> stephen: i've said this to you many times, you are my favorite anchor of the news. >> thank you. >> stephen: i watch it every night. i get my glass of wine, a hand full of nuts and go, "i getta have my anderson." i want to talk to you about the election-- >> i like a guy who grabs his nuts before watching me. what can i say?

and in new york, it was date night for anderson cooper and his 92-year-old mom heiress gloria vanderbilt. >> their family documentary nothing left unsaid, debuts on april 9 on hbo. >> she's the last person in my family alive. >> anderson's besty andy cohen and kelly ripa showing up for the premier. so what's a typical night out on the town for the trio? >> we work it out on the dance floor. facebook page. fans are orb saysed with the steamy show on starz. >> get ready, it's going to be a really fun season. >> and my co-star alison sweeney is spilling secrets about me. >> he can fall asleep in the drop of a hat and the next thing you hear -- >> i do not snore. i was in the back seat, i didn't know she knew i was asleep. >> i was just so happy to see that you sleep soundly. >> here's a little treat, amelia clark, went a little batty recently with glamour magazine. >> where are my drag where's my wig? where's my orange mocha frappuccino? >> she asked for other stuff, but this is a family show. >> don't worry, we posted it on etonline ons. >> plus laurie laughlin on her real life fuller hous

he and his mother, gloria vanderbilt are featured in a fascinating new documentary, conversation between mother and son about their lives and losses, called "nothing left unsaid." it airs at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. we will have a preview later in this program. >>> but we begin in california where there was another clear sign today of the passion that donald trump's political rise inspired. today hundreds of protesters kept trump from walking in the front door of the hotel where he spoke to the floor of the california convention. some of them carried mexican flags. when he launched the campaign, he called mexicans rapists and criminals. the motorcade pulled over, he walked through a back entrance. the trump show must go on, go on it did. trump made what sounded like a joke about immigration, one of the very issues that caused so much anger. >> reporter: tonight tensions are rising in california. a large group of demonstrators flooding the streets outside the california republican convention, protesting donald trump's appearance. >> that was not the easiest entrance i've ever made.

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my mom, gloria vanderbilt and i have a book out called "the rainbow comes and goes."ion i wanted to have with my mom now that she's 92 to get to the heart of what matters to her and what we can still learn about each other before it's too late. it's a conversation i'm encouraging other people to have with their aging parents or anyone they love. i've been talking to her the last couple of nights anden to it's about the ways we are the same and the ways we couldn't be more different. you are the most optimistic person i think i know. >> yes. because i'm determined, you know. i'm determined to do the best i can to make it come out okay. >> you think that the next great love, the next great adventure is right around the corner. >> absolutely. >> even now at 92? >> even now, yes. >> one thing i took away is just how similar we are in ways that i didn't even really realize. i always thought i was probably more similar to daddy and we looked a lot alike and -- >> that's for sure. >> but the sort of drive that you have, i realize is the same as the drive that i have. it's ex

>> from the beginning, her world was fascinated by the trials, tree veils and adventures of gloria vanderbilt her sensational life childhood, her career, as an actress, artists. >> lots of colors. >> and jean designer. >> shame to call them jeans. >> did you always have a sense that the whole world seemed to be watching everything that you did. >> never, i still don't. i never do read anything about myself. i do look at the picture though, because i'm very vein. vanity, vanity, always vanity. >> i just think the public perception of her is very different then the person that i know. she's 92 now. she has been making headlines from the time that she was born. you kind of wanted to reveal the person that i know and the person that she really is. >> the family secrets of gloria vanderbilt and anderson cooper. the plus "fox news" meg ny kelly in the center of the political storm, that is this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00. >>> aloft downs trees and branches around the region. take caution heading out the door, those high wind are still how long, justin drabick is back to tell us when

the film is based on amazing conversations you had with your mom, gloria vanderbilt.nversations. >> is this look like what he looked like when you first met him? >> well, it's a terrible photograph, but he was 63 when i first married him. >> when you first saw him, you thought -- >> instant, knew him for a week. >> how old were you? >> 20. and he was 63? >> yeah. >> wow. did any of your friends think it was weird? >> i don't know. i mean -- didn't matter. >> sounds like you really learned a lot of things about your mom, things that you didn't know. things that you probably never talked about earlier. how revealing was this entire experience? >> you know, it was incredibly revealing. the whole film really started -- for years, i had been going through like a lot of kids do with their aging parents' stuff. i had started going through a lot of things, her stuff, and saw these letters from errol flynn, people she was involved with. i relearealized lived in the public eye more than many people. i didn't want anything left unsaid. that is really the title of the film and th

. >> rose: gloria vanderbilt and anderson cooper, mother and son, two public figures who have managedep much of their life private. and now they're at the center of an hbo biography, "nothing left unsaid" i companion to the bestselling memoir. the book is called "the rainbow comes and goes." >> it started when my mom turned 91, and on her 91st birthday, she sent me this e-mail. it's in the book and it's very sort of funny and sharp and an interesting e-mail. and it got me thinking, when my dad died when i was 10 i had a fantasy that he left me a letter and the letter would show up when i turned 18 or turned 21 and it would tell me everything about him that i didn't know. and it turns out my mom had the exact same fantasy about her father who died when she was an instant. i want that to be the same with my mom. when she died i didn't want anything left unsaid. so we started this e-mail conversation. we did it over e-mail because, "a," it was easier, but also, i travel so much. but wanted to change the conversation between us if and get to know each other as adults and in a whole new wa

charlie: anderson cooper and gloria vanderbilt are here.moir the relationship and the love and loss they have experienced. the collaboration is called frank and tender. there is a documentary on the same subject. here is a trailer from "nothing left unsaid." >>

charlie: anderson cooper and gloria vanderbilt are here. that explores the relationship and the love and loss they have experienced. rainbow comes"the and goes." the collaboration is called frank and tender. there is a documentary on the same subject. here is a trailer from "nothing left unsaid."

hbo documentary "nothing left unsaid" is delving into the life of gloria vanderbilt.ugh a series of candid conversations with her son asking the questions. >> hey, mom. hey, mom. >> hi, sweetheart. >> how are you? how are you? >> are you exhausted? >> a little tired. i'm all right. >> how are you doing? >> why did you want -- why did you agree to do this? >> i guess because i'm a ham. >> anderson cooper, of course, is her son. he's with me. she's so lovely. >> she is. she's amazing. >> she's so charming. >> she's 92 and she's sort of the most youthful and modern person i know. she believes the next great love is around the corner. she's very optimistic. >> i can't imagine saying what your mom says. >> i know. >> actually, i can't imagine asking questions of my mother that -- >> i actually hope this film and the book we did "rainbow comes and goes" that people get to know particularly an aging parent before it's too late. that's the whole idea of "nothing left unsaid." there was all this stuff i didn't know about my mom's life and all these secrets i started discoverin

he and his mother gloria vanderbilt wrote a book.inbow comes and goes: a mother and son on life, love and loss." it's a conversation he wanted to have with his mother. what they still wanted to learn about each other. also featured in a new documentary airing on hbo this weekend called "nothing left unsaid." anderson and ms. vanderbilt sat down recently to talk. this is part of their conversation. >> when i was growing up, you often didn't talk about your past. why was that? >> well, first of all, it was very complicated. also, your dad spoke so much and told so many stories about his life and his growing up, that i really couldn't get a word in edgewise a lot of the time. so that had a lot -- >> he came from a big family in mississippi, much different family than your own. poor family, essentially. but a much larger family. you never had that sense of family. >> no, i didn't have that, and i also didn't really have a mother and father figure because my mother figure was my nanny, my nurse who i called dodo and my father figure was m

gloria vanderbilt is dubbed the poor its rich girl during the 1930s custody battle over her and her familyr as an artist, model and fashion designer. but her son, anderson cooper, recently realized there was a lot he did not know about his mother so he launched a year-long correspondence with her. it's all chronicled in the lead read. the rainbow comes and goes, a mother and son on life, love and loss as well as in the hbo documentary, "nothing left unsaid." earlier i got a chance to speak with anderson about the memoir. >> anderson, thanks so much for joining me. >> thanks for doing this. >> congratulations on the book. >> thanks. >> the book is called "the rainbow comes and goes" and that title in itself really captures your mom and you and your different views -- >> yeah. >> -- of good things happening in life. >> my mom often quotes it to me. for her it's this optimistic phrase of the rainbow comes and goes. she believes the next great love or adventure is right around the corner. i see it as it's going to go away. maybe it will come back, but how do you know you'll be there when it co

he and his mother, gloria vanderbilt are featured in a fascinating new documentary, conversation betweens and losses, called "nothing left unsaid." it airs at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. we will have a preview later in this program. >>> but we begin in california where there was another clear sign today of the passion that donald trump's political

cbs this morning is next with anderson cooper and his mother gloria vanderbilt. >> join us bright andday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m. i hope you have a great day. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, april 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> bernie sanders slams hillary clinton as unqualified to be president. and the big apple fights back at ted cruz over his comments about new york values. >>> violent video shows a texas police officer slamming a 12-year-old girl face-first to the ground. what led to the confrontation. >>> luck runs out for two brothers accused of stealing 19 million dollars in lottery jackpots. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified. s

and this, anderson cooper and his mother gloria vanderbilt are in studio 57 about a new revealing looks. and jim nantz is at augusta with the masters ceremonial tee- off with jack nicklaus and gary player. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> you were slowing a little bit of the video of gary player with an ace at 80 years old. >> a hole in one! >> unbelievable. >> can still bring it. i know you'll be watching all weekend. enjoy, charlie. >> thank you. >>> well, some good news regarding jobless claims. but the news is not so good for retailers that do business in a lot of malls. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we continue to get solid signals on the u.s. job market. the labor department reporting that initial jobless claims fell by 9,000 to 267,000, four- week average around that level, as well. it is now 57 straight weeks that we have seen jobless claims under 300,000. that's the longest streak since 1973. national unemployment rate at 5%. >>> the company that brought the be

. >> he's here sharing stories of his childhood and his mother gloria vanderbilt from his memoir anded to, anderson. >>> all right. also this sunday at 10:00 p.m. on cnn's "the wonder list," bill ware captures rare glimpses of a country rich in breathtaking views and overall happiness. take a look. >> reporter: this is a modern fairy tale. complete with kings and queens and -- dragons. ♪ >> reporter: it takes place in a real-life shangri-la, where wealth is not measured in gold but something called gross national happiness. welcome to butong. a land of 740,000 serene monks, and upbeat farmers, and dancing archers, living in pristine forests and valleys, hiding from the world for centuries by road blocks known as the himalayas. but that was once upon a time. today -- the roads are opening. the world is coming, and all of this is at risk of massive change. >>> i think my dad helped my mom learn what a parent was supposed to do and see what a relationship with the children could be like. >> when you were born, i was su sure you were going to be a girl. >> you really want add girl? >> oh

plus, author, artist, and fashion icon, gloria vanderbilt. also, anderson cooper returns for another day of co-hosting. all next on "live."

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. >> also anderson cooper and his mother gloria vanderbilt are right here in studio 57 with a new revealing look at their lives >> and jim nantz is at augusta with the master's ceremonial tee off with jack nicklaus. no arny palmer this time. we'll see new a few minutes >> it'll be a tradition like any other. >> thank you so much. before you go next. t mt ard twk.nogesur-st00eginrn tanphe (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> here's what you need to know before you go. police say a 45-year-old man is now dead after being mowed down by a hit-and-run driver in queens. it happened near the intersection of 30th road and 21st street about 11:00 last night in astoria. police say they're looking for a dark colored sedan. >>> police have released new images of the female subject in a stabbing at a brooklyn subway station. it happened at the ralph avenue station in bedford-stuyvesant. investigators say a 13-year-old boy was stabbed in the stomach. he was rushed to kings county hospi