so, actually, i was raised on the king james bible, which is one succession after the other of cracking, if you want to write good english... exactly, in terms of exposure to cracking ideas, extraordinary prose, but also one story after another of heroism, and betrayal, and mystery, and strangeness, and magic, all incorporated in this one book. because we didn't have a television and i didn't go to the cinema, and all the rest of it, i immersed myself instead in what was available in the house, which tended to be 19th century literature, foxe's book of martyrs, bunyan, and what all of these have in common is storytelling. yes. and so did you always know you were going to be, in some form, a storyteller? i did, very much so. in a way that i find very difficult to convey how intense this feeling is. the analogy i always use is that most women i know have always known that they would one day be a mother. i have always known, in that sort of visceral, "there's no point in my existing if i don't do it" kind of way, that i will tell stories in some way. whatever period i would have been born

one of these archbishops could have overseen the king james bible. it's a great find.eing lowered into this sort of vault. did anyone filmed the people filming it?|j often accidentally pressed the video instead of the still because i'm a bit hopeless, even with the smartphone, so they could have done inadvertently. if you are watching and you have the moving pictures, send them to us. if you discover any historical coppins anywhere, then tweet us. let us go back to the observer. as they go back, we haven't looked at it yet. let's start with this story. putin set to lose eu crown jewels. start with this story. putin set to lose eu crownjewels. i didn't know that the eu had crownjewels. lose eu crownjewels. i didn't know that the eu had crown jewels. two of them you may not be familiar with, but it is from the observer's source correspondent. he is pointing out there could be a double humiliation because we could lose the european banking authority and the european medicines agency, which employs about 1000 people. what does it matter? it's about a talent drain. the obse

the first was archbishop bancroft, who chaired the committee that wrote the king james bible.wn, and we will hopefully put on a little exhibition. it is very much deep underground. for now, the coffins will remain where they are. the vault in which they sit is too fragile to explore. let‘s have a look at the weather forecast. not too bad at the moment if you consider it is april and an extended bank holiday weekend as well. most of us have gotten away with it so far. and even if you have gloomy skies, tomorrow offers something a little brighter. pasteurised to the north, speckled shower clouds on the way. this was the cloud with us today with outbreaks of

. >> he was chosen by king james first to oversee the production of the king james bible. >> reporterrhaps the most widely printed book in history. it's not going to hurt your appeal? >> no, and it's reopening next month, so it's timely. >> reporter: how handy. timing, even in 1,000 years of history, is everything. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> tonight -- >> i'm scared. dance moms abby lee miller her live changing decision "entertainment tonight" >> what and who was her motivation. >> plus, a "happy days" star tragic death. erin mourn secret health battle revealed. "entertainment tonight." >> we're crashing chan k tatum's biggest date night and going behind the scenes of magic mike live. i don't know if this came from my

particularly famous, archbishop bancroft, appointed by king james the first to put together the king james's bible together bible with 47 writers. even though he didn't write it, it is the word is that he forced into which went out across thousands of churches, today, it is those words you hear if you are going past the church. what happens now? we don't know, it's new. we sent down an endoscope to try and read all of the words in the dark. we think we are going to try and leave it where it is, because they are dead and they deserve to be left there, but visitors to the museum next month will get a glimpse of these steps leading into the dark and perhaps one day we will do some more investigation. i mentioned refurbishment work going on. does that have to wait now? no, it sits on top of it. it is all, basically, we build the new building like a modern museum popping up inside an ancient church, so it all sits above it, but you look down on this flight of steps leading into the darkness, but you would need's neck to see the archbishop's mitre. wood —— you would need an archbishop —— you would need

. >> he was chosen by king james first to oversee the production of the king james bible. >> reporterrhaps the most widely printed book in history. it's not going to hurt your appeal? >> no, and it's reopening next month, so it's timely. >> reporter: how handy. timing, even in 1,000 years of history, is everything. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. c1 >>> impossible to ignore. one maryland county opens up its firehouses to opioid addicts. >> we have moreover doses than days of the year. >>> the countdown. the president trump's first 100 day mark, but has lee fulfilled his contract with america? >> the it has definitely gotten personal now. >> as the wizards and the hawks battle it out on and off the hardwood. >>> we're talking about the opioid addiction crisis

the first was archbishop bancroft, who chaired the committee that wrote the king james bible.vered is due to reopen next month. you are going to get a clue of the steps leading down, and we will hopefully put on a little exhibition. it is very much deep underground. for now, the coffins will remain where they are. the vault in which they sit is too fragile to explore. expecting a bit more sunshine across the uk for the easter monday. it is coming from the north. clear sky between the cloud. unlike what we have had through today. the thicker cloud continues to move away through tonight, and a few splashes of rain for east anglia and the south—east. partly clear skies. for easter monday, high pressure towards the west, it will play a big pa rt towards the west, it will play a big part in this week. low pressure to the east, which brings in colder air. it leads to a cold start. quite air. it leads to a cold start. quite a bit of sunshine around northern england, increasingly into northern ireland. sunny spells. blood, but showers pushing south. sleet and hail to low levels. north

. >> he was to oversee the production of the king james bible. >> reporter: perhaps the most widely-printed book in history. it's not going to hurt your appeal. >> no, and it's timed to reopen next month. >> reporter: timing even in 1,000 years of history is everything. mark phillips, cbs new, london. >>> that's overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new rk >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm jericka duncan. >>> president trump is calling on the united nations to do more to stop a nuclear threat from north korea. the president's remarks come amid increasing tension over the possibility of war as american warships sail closer to the korean peninsula. yesterday mr. trump held a meeting at the white house with ambassadors from the u.n. security council. he urged them to be ready to impose stronger sanctions against the north korean regime. >> the status quo in north korea is also unacceptable. and the council must

taking in culture and the bible is very big among our earlier presidents and read the bible and knew it well and james madison went to princeton to study hebrew so he would under the lessons of the bible better and over time with technological improvements we had the development of more opportunities and culture inputs and presidents have taken advantage of them but sometimes been at the leading edge of them. o in the book i talk about what presidents have used to getting education and entertainment and how it shaped them and their presidencies. george w. bush for whom i worked was a huge reader and read all the time and would read 65-90 books a year and was in a reading contest with karl rove and they are serious books about history and biography. president trump is a big consumer of cable news and he often reacts to what he hears on cable news. so knowing what a president is taking in is important for figuring out who they are and approaching things. president obama, they said he watched so much espn that people in washington would advertise on espn so they could be sure president obama would see th

and making the -- mixing the bible with beyonce. james is at the virginia church where a man figured out how to appeal to younger people. that and more at 7:00. >> thank you. >> "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >>> uber is accused of using secret software to track its main rival. according to the tech website the information, uber created a host of fake lyft accounts which allowed them to pick point individual drivers to track their habits. then they could figure out which drivers were working for both services and offer incentives to drive for uber only. that program reportedly ended last year. >>> time check, 6:46. let's see how the roads are looking this morning with gianna. >> let's head to a map. we'll get you updated on a trouble spot we have had our eye on. if you are commuting in and out of santa cruz mountains, highway 17 a little better news, southbound 17 at glenwood everything is on the shoulder. things are improving. northbound is the commute direction and starting to see that morning commute heat up as you work your way no

. >>> mixing bible with beyonce, james brown at virginia church , where a pastor figured out how to appealf workers. we will see you in 10 minutes. >> bet it does, thank you. we will be watching. >>> from freshly baked bread to sweet pastries many local bakeries are preparing for the busy easter holiday. >> terminis brothers in south philadelphia it includes making traditional holiday favorites. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live there now with the details, good morning, pat >>> good morning, guys, they let me here, they are letting me bake this morning. not very good at you the bye we're learning. if you are from the delaware valley and don't know about terminis i feel bad but. man that can tell you more about this outstanding bakery is joey, joey, how are you doing. >> great, new thaw are here. >> such a sweetheart. >> came in and lend a hand. >> for those that don't necessity anything about term ini, give a back gun. they should already know. >> we have been in business 95 years, third generation, my brother and i. we do what we love. we think we do it the best. there it is.