. >> the green room. >> none of that. >> all right. >>> moving on.eld cappive for months. going through some of the most horrendous things you can think producing a lifetime movie about her own life? that's what elizabeth smart, married mom of two, is doing 15 years after her abduction. we have your first look. >> i have a divine proclamation that i must obey. >> i've only watched it once so far. it was maybe one of the hardest things i have had to do. >> get out of bed now. >> why would you do this? >> the lord commanded me. >> i'm really proud of it. that being said, i don't want to watch it again. >> reporter: it's clear the movie stirs up painful memories for elizabeth. still, throughout filming, she was on set working with the cast to ensure the film's authenticity. >> i take you as my wife. >> we're not married, we're not. >> reporter: since her nine-month-long abduction at age 14, elizabeth has been an advocate for other victims of abuse. but says she never considered doing a movie about her story. until now. >> i felt like i my story. i need

and it was really wonderful, because there's this little, like, green room bar.. >> seth: and right after we parted ways, you went over to speak to carol burnett. >> yes. it was backstage at the emmys. and i was so excited to see you, and then i was like -- "um, carol burnett's here, guys. anybody see that?" i was so excited. and i -- i composed myself and went up and introduced myself. and was -- and we talked for a minute. and i was like, "listen." because we are, actually next week, doing an episode where we need someone and we've been tossing her name around. and i was like, "i would love for you to do my show." >> seth: oh, so you were trying to basically close the deal and get her to commit. >> yeah, that's the time to do it. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> that was my job. >> seth: right. >> and, you know, i was complimenting her. i have been a fan of hers. i mean, she was my idol when i was little. i was like, "please come do my show." and she was like, "that sounds awesome, thank you." and, you know, "let me know." that's when you stop talking to carol burnet

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tonight vanna white shows us her home, her closets and her backstage green room and explains why evenob is not the most complex in showbusiness, it's the only one she ever wants. here's abc's nick watt. >> now we will officially welcome her. please do that for vanna white. vanna! >> a pirouette in purple, december 13th, 1982, a moment in television history. >> congratulations and welcome. >> thank you. i'm very excited and happy to be part of "wheel of fortune." >> wheel of fortune! >> reporter: now 6500 gowns later. >> never the same one twice. >> and vanna white, now 60 years old, still here, still loving it. >> i get all dressed up like a barbie doll, i go out, i give someone else's money away, make them happy. and we all go home. in showbusiness, no, there's nothing else i want to do. >> thanks for coming. we'll talk to you later. >> reporter: we are behind the scenes. >> somewhere along the line we became more than a popular show. we became part of the popular culture. >> reporter: vanna white, once an aspiring model, has carried the olympic torch, appeared on the cover of "newsw

he's in our toyota green room. >>> internationally renowned chef has created a name for himself. he's the owner of several deli's bearing his name and the high-end restaurant in london. his award-winning cookbooks have sold more than 3.7 million copes worldwide. he's now out with his first dessert book called "sweet." we welcome otolenke. this is such a beautiful cookbook. tell us why you wanted to do desserts. >> this with us my first job in the kitchen. i would stand in the corner and whip up egg whites when he would tell me. >> you've become an expert. >> i think i am. in our shops in london we have mountains of meringue. people who come in are absorbed by meringue. there's raspberry meringue and chocolate meringue. >> what do you say to people? >> like anything, you could abuse it or use it and i think sugar that comes from snack bars or savory food, all the hidden sugars are what you don't want to consume. but making a cake and baking it, it's a lovely home ritual and it would be a shame to lose a bit of the c

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. >> we just heard in the green room that the senate judiciary ecommittee will be holding hearings soon on the bill. i would not be surprised if he is their first witness. >> i heard from scott as well that she got so many e-mails, an overwhelming flood of e-mails. this is happen in my family, thank you reporting this. a bill, it doesn't hit highly bill becomes a law where everybody reads and talks about it then discusses it changes it. are you getting feedback from people who are glad you are taking the scales from lies about how legislation really happened here in washington? >> absolutely. a lot of readers calling and writing the same thank you very much. you are holding people accountable. this is exactly whatt journaliss are supposed to do. i've got notes from people saying i've never written to a reporter in my life. thank you very much. it has been a a really humbling experience. i think what we were able to do is pull the curtain back on how washington really works and it's not very pretty. bobby is to write legislation. members of congress do not pay attention to that legislati

frankfort jackson paris's cac among both close in the green room with london's footsie down one tenth the person. meanwhile oil prices rose after iraqi forces seize the disputed creek cook province which includes several large oil fields iraq is opec's second largest producer. brent crude was up more than one percent a short while ago and wti in the united states up about eight tenths of a percent. now the us senate is expected to debate this week on a thirty six point five billion dollar emergency relief bill. that passed in the house last week. the measure will give the u. s. territory of porto rico access to four point nine billion dollars in low interest treasury loans to help its recovery efforts after it was devastated by hurricane real last month. most the island remained without power and businesses have barely reopened. but pretty because economy was in shambles long before maria visited the island as kim umbilical explains. are not. new foods water no electricity full week softer hurricane maria price to recode faces unprecedented devastation. its economy was already in sham

. >> he was passing out hundred dollar bills in the green room. he's great. >> neil: he's got them to burn. >> only problem is they weren't real. >> neil: he doesn't quite tell you that until after the fact. charles what do you make of this bottom line is we will function we will still get the job done. >> charles: a lot of dysfunction and i tell you what's interesting this week there was a report of 152-page report on politics and he broke the republican party into four different groups. i'm calling them tribes. it's interesting that you have marco rubio saying yeah, we're all going to take a little pain as long as it's not bad and this is just it. is there a common thread with these four tribes? it used to be lower taxes. it used to be fewer regulations those are low hanging fruit. obamacare repeal so i can't say that tax reform is a slam dunk. >> neil: what do you think? >> i don't think it's a slam dunk. i think it's a good chance it will happen because the republican leadership is back against the wall. i think the biggest sort of problem i t

he's speaking as the character now or as jack and speaking is he said i'm an alcoholic and in the green room afterward his wife said to me that's the first time in his life that he has ever said that public i interviewed him many times and never knew that good man james jay roach one if he had the chance what one movie role would you like to have played to have been referred to as a. wreck why was so special about that film. because it was a perfect movie was a perfect was a movie movie he was pretty awesome to have took place during the war and it. is just there are better movies and more important all these but there are none that are more ideal movie movies it's v. for me. start of a beautiful friendship graph the battle of fishy water. scott edward g. b. who inspired you to pursue a career in television. nobody did i just drifted into television because there was so much going on and york and then everybody started moving to hollywood because of the cost of. property in new york and so we all began doing more and more television chris sell us how long it takes for him to prepare how much

could someone tell me where the green room is? - sorry, dear.ou're not allowed in there unless you're famous. - i'm, uh, one of the producers of the new, um... i'm here for the surprise celebrity interview. - oh! me too! oh, i hope it's somebody good, like milo ventimiglia from "this is us." i have so many questions i want to ask him, like "what's it like being on my favorite show?" or "how come you're young in some scenes, and then you're dead in other scenes?" seems like bad writing. - [forced laughter] - oh! those are for guests, dear. [jaunty music] - our lead story this afternoon: a classic comedy returns to nbc this fall.

. >> stinky's in the green room. >> that is stinky's owner. >> that is not stinky, thatnot stinky. >>hat is stinky. >> that is stinky. >> stinky's so cute all curled up. >> well, stinky's kind of a star new getting star treatment in our green room. on the set honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. nt right here near fox street so traffic just now starting to roll, again but we roll onk nt do try using hunting park to get down and anothemr city. and if you use the norristown speed line, and, villa monday, for next couple months stadium station lots of stuff on tap for weekend hopefully good looking forecast, maybe 50/50 sue has it in 15. >> time is 8:15. later tonight is game three of the world series right here on fox 29. dodgers will go to houston now and quite different because we have 99, hundrede temperatures in l.a., 5grees at game time which is 8:00 p.m. our time, tonight like i said, right here on 29. frost advisory continues for maybe 45 more minutess tem 's deste cit be

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nicholas thompson is in our toyota green room. there he is.l writes songs for other artists even though he's made a name for himself. he tells charlie why he recently gave justin bieber a new song and how he decides which ones he keeps. did he give you a song, charlie? >> no. nor can i sing. we used to resort to some pretty creative hacks to take care... ...of our jeans. it got weird. ahhh! i'm just airing them out! luckily we discovered tide pods plus downy. so our jeans stay in great shape. and they actually get clean. what? we can wash 'em. tide pods plus downy. super concentrated to clean, condition and keep your favorites looking great. it's got to be tide. her hair's a hot mess. her eyes are like... "oh, i'm late for work. i have to go." your dunkin' doesn't make you, you, but it helps. dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. [phhello.ng] hi, it's anne from edward jones. i'm glad i caught you. well i'm just leaving the office so for once i've got plenty of time. what's going

i was saying to you in the green room, the euro has firmed up a bit thanks to that speech in spain andn. what's going on? i think what is happening in the last 2a hours has been about dollar weakness. the dollar is down against everything. that said, it is no question that over the course of the last six to nine months european politics has played an important role in the euro and therefore, we will be keeping an eye on what happens in catalonia and elsewhere. i think that's going to remaina elsewhere. i think that's going to remain a strong story for everybody, not just for the foreign exchange markets, but for the bond markets as well. before we move on, because we we re well. before we move on, because we were all saying at the beginning of this year that political risk in europe is the biggy. we are in the middle of october, spain and catalonia and all the elections have been and gone, have you moved on mentally? no, i think it been and gone, have you moved on mentally? no, ithink it has been and gone, have you moved on mentally? no, i think it has come back! i think it has come ba

the digital puppeteers will be operating the avatars in the green room next to the stage during the showrom the actors on stage and we will be preparing our themes. —— preparing our scenes. in minecraft there are no woolly mammoths, so we have had to create them ourselves. minecraft is a brilliant game because it allows us to do these crazy things. it allows us to be creative. you have to undo what you just did. in this production boundaries are blurred between the future and past, fantasy and reality, graphics and theatrics. playcraft live will take its audience to new places. chris page, bbc news, derry. we were talking earlier about hurricane ophelia, which appears to be approaching the republic of ireland. i wonder whether it will start affecting the weather this early on in the weekend. it is already having an impact but not really with strong winds. for the time being what it is doing is sending warm air in our direction from the south. so where we get sunshine through the afternoon, particularly in the south—east, 20 degrees very easily but could

let's start in the green room because it's packed.d, hey, i want to talk to bob schieffer. will he stay? a little bromance between the two. and nancy cain. she's got a bromance too. she has a book about leadership. she's going to join us at the table to discuss. >> very well done. wheel talk to her. >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's the "detroit free press" reports car marekers sell as many as 80,000 vehicles within three years that would be exempt from current safety standards to allow for innovation in autonomous technology. >>> "usa today" reports 25 species including the pacific walrus were denield extinction by the president yesterday. >>> and "the boston globe" says the fda not in the mood for romance. it ordered a bakery in massachusetts to remove the word "love" from the list of ingredients on its granola. in a warning letter published online the fda said "love" is not a common or usual name of an ingredient and it's considered to be intervening material. lose the love for now. >> all good cooking come

but she's in the green room with walter isakson. hello! we're doing good.project leonardo devitamin kyi. >>> time for the headlines. >>> study finds 7,000 gun is brain or the spinal cord. after a few pages of it the first slight sketch of mona lisa's smile. we see how the science connects with the art. >> part is eerie. >> it is eerie but he just had this passionate curiosity for curiosity sake. he's doing anatomy dissections but realizes the beauty of the human body is connected. >> where did the drive come from? it was innate for me? >> i don't think so. i think there's certain innate genius. einstein is one. with da vinci he pushes himself to be more curious, as nora said. you read the lists of things he wants to learn. so that's why he's a more assessable genius than some of the others i've written about. we can do that, too. he would just say why is the sky blue? it would be in the notebook. >> you compared him to steve jobs we've been saying all morning. you'll tell us why the two. >> whenever steve jobs would launch a great product it's all over the

agus is in our toyota green room.s. more ahead. your local news is next. >> announcer: "cbs this morning" proud to be honored >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. the philadelphia school district will update parents by noon time today after mold is found in one of the schools district confirms traces of mold were found in several classrooms, and at germantown, jb kelly elementary school. the school is closed to day. new jersey, six schools in monroe township school district are closed for mold clean up and testing. >>> lets send it over to katie for a check of the forecast. it is already pretty wet out there. >> it is, we had bulk of the most widespread rain through early morning hours that was expected but always will have the aftermath and things haven't dried out yet. spray from vehicles, showers here locally mostly to the garden state but even though it looks like thinks winding down do i think you can see left over showers throughout the course of the day. fifty-nine is current value at the airport. it is cool bu

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the green room was packed with star power. ayesha curry is here. a personal favorite of mine. what better way to celebrate a birthday than with one of the ultimate pieces of classical music. name that tune. >> it is the fifth of beethoven. >> there you go. it is a parody of classical music. >> that was the disco version made in the 70s. we are excited to have two huge stars with us. first, i mention the clouds and the rain. the sun breaking through and what a change from where we are now. compared to just a week ago. >> the heat and wind from last week it is a big change and to see those containment numbers that is great. >> yesterday a firefighter said it is raining but that does not mean the fires are going out. it will help but it will not put them out. >> we are getting your 90s in the coming days so let's talk about today. a very important day for the evacuees being allowed into the neighborhood for the first time. in santa rosa coffey park and orchard park along with the journey's end mobile home park will have controlled entry starting in one hour. cal fire announced th

. >> in the green room when i saw the ad, i thought tucker carlson has a field day with this.will tell you it is a banana and so many ways to go with it had an awkward landing and goes back, all media needs to be more responsible with news. rob: i completely agree with you. a quote from jimmy carter that i can't get over how strange this came off. jimmy carter, democrat from the 70s, the media has been harder on trump than any other president that i have known about. they feel free to claim trump is mentally deranged and everything else without hesitation. what did you make of a bizarre defense from a democrat for the president? >> he is not wrong. a recent harvard study said cnn's coverage of the president 93% was negative and only 70% was positive. it is fine to be critical of the president holding feet to the fire to be critical of his policies and the decisions he makes. we are supposed to be critical and question those in power. in so doing, those things they printed up a number and run a number of stories that were false. they ran a huge story claiming donald trump's ass

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