that honors our loved ones and this year dia de los muertos is bigger than better than ever at hollywood foreveretery. i'm here with a live preview of this epic event. >>> then, this place is quack. jo beth takes u

ricardo soltero y hasta las trajimos traicioneras, icónicas de xochimilco engalanan el cementerio hollywood forevern danzas típicas y tradicionales de méxico. pero además, las tumbas estarán rodeadas de altares, flores, comida y música que pondrá a bailar hasta nuestros queridos difuntos. >> durante las horas del día habrán actividad de sus familiares y después, en la tarde, el cotorreo continuará hasta la medianoche. >> tenemos danzantes aztecas también tenemos muchísimos grupos folcloristas que van a venir a hacer presentación aquí en el evento artistas como danny lux y redding y camila fernández, por nombrar algunos, ofrecerán conciertos más importantes de este evento. >> es la unión con nuestros seres queridos que ya no están con nosotros. >> y como siempre decimos, siempre y cuando los llevemos en nuestro corazón y los recordemos, ellos no van a morir . >> cris cabezas telemundo 48 pero también en nuestra zona habrá celebraciones, por ejemplo , la de este domingo 29 de octubre será en oakland. >> se celebra el día de muertos y podrá disfrutar de distintas actividades propias de dicha celebraci

. >> para hollywood forever hicimos una katrina de 26 pies, estaba enorme la mujer, nos tomÓ aproximadamenteÁs lejos estÁn sydney, australia, hay dos en milÁn, despuÉs en varios estados estÁn en dÉnver, tucson, nueva york, florida y hay quien california en diferentes ciudades. luis: las catena son mÁs que obra de arte, ahora son tambiÉn subespecialidad como artista. >> las muchachas me dan de comer y estÁn estoy haciendo la colaboraciÓn con un diseÑador famoso, ya van a ser vestidas por un diseÑador, no te puedo decir el nombre porque va ser una sorpresa, al parecer van estar en una revista de modas, es que Único que te puedo decir. raÚl: que belleza. jesse: saya dice que esa catena se parece a mi. raÚl: lo que es la cultura de la tradiciÓn, que haya llegado a australia, esto tradicional que va pasando de generaciÓn en generaciÓn y se mantiene. francisca: que vivan nuestras tradiciones. ♪ satcha: muy buenos dÍas, es martes 10 de octubre, hoy en "despierta amÉrica". con una fuerza enorme israel ataca 200 objetivos una hamas y moviliza 300,000 reservistas, el primer ministro advierte que es sÓ

forever. now she's not stopping until she gets the whole truth. it's all just moments away on "access hollywoodt's going to do it for us at 7:00. we want to leave you with one final tribute to senator dianne feinstein. ♪♪ ♪ san francisco, open your golden gate ♪ ♪♪ tonight on access hollywood. now victoria shares new light on the most difficult chapter of her marriage with david. plus, how

i missed you too >> reporter: as hollywood writers return to work and some shows get back on the air -- >> it's been a long time let's not ever be apart this long forever. >> reporter: the spotlight now turning to actors. >> so optimistic i feel like it's time. >> reporter: sag-aftra, the actors union says they are set to resume talks on monday with executives from the major studios. part of an alliance, including nbcuniversal, the parent company of nbc news. >> it does seem to be that there is some momentum, which we haven't had in so long >> reporter: actors who have been on strike since mid-july have many of the same sticking points as writers, who reached a deal with the studios last week. their contract could partially serve as a framework for actors who are demanding higher wages, better streaming protections and protections around artificial intelligence we've seen a deal with the writers. the stakes for the actors higher >> in many ways the stakes for the actors in these contract negotiations this coming week are much higher. the actors union are 160,000 strong so when you look at what their economic impact is say in l.a. county, it's massive >

hollywood hotel complete with its own recording studio in the basement. >> i was always working, on the railways and the boats and the factory forever. >> what were your hopes what could you imagine? >> it all felt like something i was doing. the first band i was in was a factory band. we used to play at the lunch hour. >> eventually joined one of the top groups in the verbal. then he got to know the beatles. they were booked into the same club. >> it was 12 hours between two bands. you get to know your own band. we were trying to top them and they were trying to top us. the top was not very high. it was a great learning space. >> the beatles asked ringo to join them and the rest is history. and what history? especially if you are on the inside. he noticed a 1964 photo of the group with muhammad ali. >> this was early the first time in america. we were finally in america. the land of the music that we love. they would bring records over. there was a lot of country and blues. ♪ >> they had countless hit songs and epic albums. >> are you trying to attract attention again? >> everyone knew the beatles. the music and the individuals. ringo grew up an only child

hollywood icon and groundbreaking actor richard roundtree. that's next. >>> finally tonight, we want to take a moment to remember a trailblazing actor richard roundtree. with a career spanning more than five decades, roundtree will be forever signature role. ♪ who is the man this would risk his neck for his brother man, shaft ♪ >> released in 1971, "shaft" turned roundtree into a bona fide action star. he starred in a wide range of roles but all roads led back to where it began. he starred as john shaft in five films, including the last two with co-star samuel l. jackson. richard roundtree died yesterday after a short battle with cancer. he was 81 years old. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online any time at csnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> is cbs news flash. i'm jarred hill in new york. federal officials tell cbs news at least 20 people have been killed in mass shooting in lewiston, maine after a gun opened fire at two different loc locations, a bar and a bowling alley. this started around 7:00 wednesday evening. police have identified robert card as a

are remembered forever, perhaps such immortality is their own reward, but if not, maybe this book will help. >> you're going to need a bigger boat. >> they're some of the most iconic hollywood one liners. >> just follow the money. >> living on long after the credits roll. >> there is no place like home. >> lines that make us laugh. >> one million dollars. >> lines that make us cry. >> you had me at hello. >> and lines that young people quote today even be if they're not quite sure where they came from. >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore. >> and now these quotes are immortalized in brian abram's new book "you talking to me?" >> what would be a way to examine all of the movie lines bouncing around in our heads and culture for so long? >> what started as a passion project during covid quarantine -- >> essentially i went be down a ran witt hole and spoke with the actor and the film's editor and screen writer and director -- >> tell me about it, stud. >> -- and just analyzed or over analyzed the meaning, if there is any meaning whatsoever to this line. >> i'll make him an offer you can't refuse. >> now a deep dive book three years in the making. >> we r

sunset marquis, a famed hollywood hotel, complete with its own nightbird recording studio in the basement. ringo: i was always working on the railways, on the boats, in the factory forevers that young boy's, your hopes and dreams at that time? and what could you imagine? ringo: well, it all felt like it was something i was doing until i could do what i wanted to do, which was play. and the first band i was in was a factory band. we used to play at the -- in the lunch hour to the men. and they'd all be telling us to leave, in not quite a nice way. [laughter] jeffrey: he eventually joined rory storm and the hurricanes, one of the top bands in liverpool, then got to know another up-and-coming group with a different drummer at the time, the beatles, up close when both bands were booked into the same hamburg, germany, club. ringo: it was 12 hours at the weekend between two bands, so you get to know your own band. but we would try and top them. they would try and top us. and the top wasn't very high then, but we were still -- we want the crowd, and they want the crowd. so it was a great learning space. jeffrey: the beatles asked ringo to join them, and the rest, of course, is

hollywood . to she . yes. she's going to she desperately that friendship. >> love her or hate her, we're going to be talking about meghan markle forever, aren't we? in it with you. okay >> in it for the long haul . >> in it for the long haul. also, someone else that's in it for the long haul. pop superstar britney has made headlines this week . week. >> yeah, she's got her new book coming out. i've already i've pre—ordered the physical copy and the audiobook so i can speed read while i'm in the shower. i can still be a britney fix, but a lot of, you know, very i don't know, disturbing kind of while revelations coming from the pop star. she talks about how she would drink at a young age with her mother . it talks about how her mother. it talks about how her mother. it talks about how her father constant talked about her father constant talked about her and called her fat her weight and called her fat and made her insecure , but also and made her insecure, but also talked on justin talked about cheating on justin timberlake, who she cheated on justin timberlake with and the idea of them having an abortion together , which shocked a lot of together,

footage, filmed not in hollywood, but in the village of norton disney in lincolnshire, when walt was researching his family tree. and that visit changed the future of disney films forevers particularly significant because, in 1965, walt disney wanted to commemorate the tenth anniversary of disneyland. a coat of arms for sleeping beauty's castle was suggested. walt was asked if there was a disney one. and he said, "well, yes, i remember that crest. "i saw it in norton disney in 19119 when i was in england." so they took photographs of it and they reproduced it on the castle at disneyland in california. since then, it is on every disney castle in all disney parks. since 2006, that crest has been seen at the start of every single disney film. at the top of the castle you can see that flag, and that flag comes from norton disney here in lincolnshire. it's kind of incredible to think that this very small lincolnshire village is honoured in every disney film. yes, absolutely. there is one person in norton disney who still remembers the disney visit. and appropriately, they live on disney court. hilda, now 94, was 20 when her brotherjim arrived in the pub with walt disney. i