the spy master who steers james bond through his equipment challenges. >> zero to 60 in 3.2 seconds. pretty bulletproof, a few little tricks up her sleeve. >> reporter: or he's the guru in the older bond films played by desmond llewellyn, constantly admonishing 007. >> bring that car back in pristine order. >> the character q, for quart quartermast quartermaster, has been a bond legend for 50 years. who could forget the underwater car or exploding pen? but tonight the image of q as a bookish oxford educated gentleman is shatter. real head of britain's overseas dels agency reveals i'm pleased to report the real-life q is a woman. her actual identity, of course, is top secret. >> glass ceilings are being broken. we saw that at cia when i was there. >> announcer: don far specialized in disguises. she gave me a convincing looking bruise to show her expertise. her husband is tony mendez, the cia agent portrayed in the movie "argo." she's thrilled q is a woman. what sensibilities does she bring as a woman that maybe a male q would not bring to spy craft? >> an empathy and ability to communi

james bond doesn't get this. james bond is a hustler.ain. not james bond. ian fleming was much closer to, like, blowfeld or hugo dracks. those guys had lots of leisure time, sitting around in hammocks trying to figure out how to take over the world. a lot of downtime in world domination. bond was a working classman. that's what i've been missing. all right. summon the robot piranhas. summon the robot piranhas. where is my cocktail? -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> rising tensions. north korea says it is able to launch its most advance the missile anytime and blames the u.s. as the reason they're stepping up the threat. >>> an act of terror. israel ramps up security after a deadly attack on its soldiers, the prime minister says isis played a role. >>> plus, a big night for the musical "la, la land." live in atlanta, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now.

it was dream boat for james bond and in fact, it was used in a james bond movie. >> you can run a small government from here. >> about three months later, the phone rings in my office and he says, do you know how much that day up on the yacht cost? i said i have no idea. he said it cost me $55,000 to fill it up with gas after you had used it. he said i never realized that that's how much it cost to fill up the tank of that ship. so i said well, i hope you're not asking me for the $55,000 because i don't have it. he said no, i just needed to express it. $55,000 is a lot of money but he watches the pennies or the 55,000s. >>> coming up, meet the first family, from the 35-year-old daughter who built brand that rakes in a reported $100 million a year to the 10-year-old baron with a floor of his own at the tower of power and the first lady whose bringing bling to the west wing, but first, the five wealthiest presidents, at number five, james madison, who would have been worth $101 million at his peak. in fourth, andrew jackson at $119 million. largely from real estate on the tennessee fronti

. -- old yacht, it was featured in a james bond movie. you get that can feel like james bond.mes with a dining table for 12 people, a flatbed son launch, martinis, large screen television, high-end music system and of course your own personal jet ski. if your friends are tied up somewhere else at the moment, the yacht is available for chartering as well. that is all your business. sarah: it is beautiful. thank you very much. now we are going to head to a story. international art. the priceless iranian collection of modern art including major works by european artists like picasso and francis bacon, they have not left iran since the islamic revolution of 1979 and his late wife, farah diba pahlavi collected them. they were due to be here in berlin but that had to be canceled after the iranian authorities handled the paperwork. she is talking to us from her home in paris where she lives in exile. >> art for me is very important, life. i think that art really must exist to give messages to the world, and the artists are people who remain forever. if people forget the name of leade

it was a dream boat for james bond. in fact, it was used in a james bond movie. >> you could run a small government from here. >> about three months later, the phone rings at my office. he says, do you know how much that day up on the yacht cost? i said i have no idea. >> he said it cost me $55,000 to fill it up with gas after you had used it. he said i never realized that that's how much money it cost to fill up the tank of that ship. so i said, well, i hope you're not asking me for the 55,000 because i n'tave it. >> he said, no, i just needed to express it. 55,000, a lot of money. but he watches the pennies. or he watches the 55,000s. >> coming, meet the first family, from the daughter to rakes in a reported the 110 million of own and the baron. but first the five wealthiest presidents. at number five, james madison, who would have been worth $1.1 million at ace peak. at four, andrew jackson, third, teddy roosevelt at $125 million, born into a prominent industrial family, he blew his inheritance as a young man before

. >>> plus, a character featured in the james bond film gets a real live twist.>>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. beijing started off the year of the rooster with a massive gala. look at that. beginning the first day of lunar new year. we're joined now live in the chinese capital to talk more about it. what is the significance of the year of the rooster? >> well, the significance is we're moving out of the year of the monkey and into the year of the rooster and these are the zo zodiac signs. so if you're born in the year of the rooster then you are generally thought to be popular and as that year was entered into, many chinese gather around the tv to watch this gala with 40 different acts mostly dancing and singing but also chinese opera and comedy. it's very patriotic and at times propaganda filled celebrations. >> we've heard about fireworks celebrations from beijing to new york. it is becoming a worldwide celebration. how is china working to export the new year's celebration outside of its borders? >> well, certainly since the time when i w

the real james bond. >> james bond.his is a special song you want it hear and it fits in the movie music theme. let us know. ly play your request every friday morning. just use the hash tag on twitter. after identifies facebookn. later today san francisco mayor will launch a new program. it's aimed to provided support for immigration legal services. the mayor will announce the equity and immigrant services campaign. he will do it at a noon event at the islamic society of san francisco on jones street. san francisco supervisors are looking for ways to pay for defense lawyers to represent immigrant who are fighting being deported. the city's budget and finance committee approved 1.5 million to help nonprofit that help immigrants. that's less than the 5 million that was asked for under a measure introduced in november that would have included money for public defenders. >>> after study found that many children are exposed to lead health officials are stepped up efforts to test for lead in older homes. the alameda county he

maybe like a james bond can sneak up on your traffic and enemies.nvisible. a—viewer says, "jet i can be invisible. a—viewer says, "j et pa cks i can be invisible. a—viewer says, "jet packs so i can fly." we have got one for teleportation technology. a viewer says, "i waited 50 years since james bond and they still haven't arrived." i would like time travel. just press pause so i'd get more sleep! a hover board. we have got hover boards. they overheat. moving on. we have got... we were talking about mark carney, weren't we? we were talking about it earlier and how difficult it is? a bit of a tightrope. the key message for him was that there are a lot of good parts of the uk economy, some of the things we track as i was mentioning earlier is the consumer and one of the positives is that more consumer debt has come out and that looks a bit, at face value maybe scary, but that's the payment on the debt is a smaller percentage of income from consumers. it is a type of inflation as well. it is not the right type, is it? or is it the right type? what imean

. >> james bond is your real superhero. >> he is.f they tried to put james bond belong superman or batman -- >> bet on bond. >> i would just cry. it would be terrible. >> i'm bullish on ben affleck. >> there we go. >>> netflix engineers are unveiling mind flix a device that lets you control netflix with your mind. you just move your head up and down or side to side to stroll through the netflix interface. if you want to watch a title, think of the word play and the clip will start. that can't possibly work, can it? >> i don't get it. >> the new device making a debut at the annual hack day, a day to encourage new thinking. it's not clear if netflix is planning on releasing this to the public. i can't believe that will work. >> that's scary. it can read your mind. >> i don't like it. >> imagine if people watching "worldwide exchange" could control things with their mind. >> what we're saying. >> i don't know. >> would be convenient. >>> when we come back -- >> you want to control things. >>> our morning must reads. as we head to break,

here is wolverine, james bond, and then all in one picture. we're talking about, of course, hugh jackman, pierce brosnan, and ryan reynolds. >> wowie. these men were posting pictures on instagram and their time together, and we wish we were right there sitting next -- >> right in between. >> in between. >> right there. there's room if they would just move over. >> there's not much room for us, but -- >> maybe a leg. a leg. >> let us in there, please. >> the bands are speculating these actsors are going to be involved in a new "dead pool" which i didn't see, but everybody loved it, and it won awards, et cetera, et cetera. >> we want to play a game with you at home. it's called marry, move on, or make out. >> make out, marry, move on. >> i would make out with ryan reynolds. >> are you taking all my answers. >> i would marry hugh jackman. >> you took my answer. >> and i would have to say whoever -- who says good-bye to pierce brosnan ever? was that yours exactly? >> i would make out with ryan reynolds. i sat next to hugh jackman once. he is so ch

naomie harris, best known the james bond viewers, playing a different role here.young black man growing up moonlight. a young black man growing up in miami. she abandons him a drug dealer. it is a true and this performance from her, something we have never seen, adds to the movie and she becomes a great supporting role. she is the favourite to win supporting actress, i love moonlight. delicate little movie. not out in the uk yet. it will be out on january the 27th. not out in the uk yet. it will be out onjanuary the 27th. will it tripped up la la land? that is a very big ask. as ever, thank you very big ask. as ever, thank you very much. let us have a look at the weather. it is not pretty. rather dull. a little bit of brightness in sheltered eastern areas. it is dull and damp. the weather front moving in from the west, producing drizzle and there will be little change for the remainder of the afternoon. it is mild. temperatures climbing into double figures in some places. things will change and we could see some severe weather on its way. the winds will strengthen

firefighters in dubai looking like james bond to put out fires faster. >> these firefighters in dubai are now racing to waterside emergencies aboard jet skis. when they arrive on scene, a jet pack, not traditional ladders, helps them reach the fire. >> firefighters use a system that pumps water from a creek and gives them an unlimited supply of water and helps them avoid getting stuck in traffic. >> it certainly looks cool. >> it does look cool. >> world news tonight is next. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm eric thomas. we'll see you again apt 6:00. >>> tonight, the first 100 days, promises kept on day one. what president trump signed today at the white house. the message he is now sending. and the showdown over the crowd size at the inauguration. what the white house is saying tonight. >> our intention is never to lie to you. >>> also tonight, suing the president. the first lawsuit filed against president trump, claiming money from foreign governments for rooms at the trump hotel violates the constitution. brian ross is standing by. >>> the deadly northeastern. storms hitting at this hou

prove that putin is influencing, you have a spy that's more brave and gets more information than james bond. we now have conservatives being skeptical. >> as i mentioned to sean spicer, urging to investigate, actually washington post first reported then nonpublic report, and you heard spicer say that the president trump would pursue investigations to find the government officials who were leaking, he says not reporter sources but can you disentangle the two? >> of course not. i didn't understand the distinction was that sean was trying to draw. under the current president, if i'm not mistaken james rosen of this network got invited as coconspirator of leak investigation of state department official who thought town the ultimate source of information. >> the phone records and other private material were without his knowledge or anyone at fox were subpoenaed and obtained. >> yeah, leak information inevitable is going to lead somehow to reporters. sean owes us a little better explanation. >> i disagree with that. >> a couple of dais earlier, how did nbc get exclusive look, who gave him this re

warns people in the defense industry and defense department that spy activity does not happen like james bonds. it is very mundane things and says here is a list of 100 people who have been convicted and you should stay away because they have ties to intelligence agencies or shown to have criminal backgrounds. mr. koda was written up extensivel in this so the question about general flynn is why he did not do due diligence? oliver: it is basically an encyclopedia of spies. >> not even that, but you get that by googling him. you google the stories about the spy trial. oliver: up next, rogue trades and a ponzi scheme that investigators say could be the biggest investment fraud since bernie madoff. we will introduce you to baby monitor aristotle. ♪ ♪ oliver: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. you can also catch us on the radio on sirius xm 119. 99.1 fm in washington, d.c. also in london, and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. in the markets and finance section, why it took great you later so long to catch on the rogue trades and schemes that platinum partners. >>

the following day i was going to jamaica to photograph ian eyeing, from the golden because the james bonds. and then i went back to miami and i covered the fight. charlie: let me see the next one. this is frank sinatra and his then wife, mia farrow. take a look at this. it was at truman capote's famous black and white ball. >> someone shouted to frank upset him. it really they shouted -- "franky batman." and that made him angry. charlie: how many times did you put a graph am -- how may times did you photograph him? >> a few times. he told me he had never let anyone else on the stage. charlie: tell me how you made the film. >> over the course of about three years. at thecally looked photography and the filing cabinets of the negatives. gigi benson, his wife is the caretaker and curator of everything. she helped guide us along but thousands of images we had to comb through. the line of the film is -- a great photograph can never happen again. it will never take place again. gonet is a glimpse and forever. that is a poem he constantly quotes by robert lewis stevenson. we really zoomed in on

. >> it is a world that we normally think of as james bond-ish, but real for people who are good coders and say what is in this for me. they are finding after the snowden incident that lots of governments, often shaky governments, would like to have the ability to use cyber world to control things come a weather controlling the phone network or the mobile phone network in their countries, whether it is being able to control and hack into other people's computers, they want to do that from a government standpoint, and we look at a guy who built the business around trying to promise that. unfortunately he did not have all the assets there, and that was trouble. carol: jordan robertson's to reporter on the story, and we talked to him. >> in august, i traveled to new delhi to meet as cyber arms dealer. know, anysteners will of these arms trafficking markets are very underground. they are very ok. the people involved in them don't like to talk about what they do because they are doing business with governments around he the world. so i traveled to india with the idea of meeting with him. he

is not involved in this, you'll have to see it to believe it, firefighters in dubai looking like james bond faster. >> these firefighters are racing to water side emergencies aboard jet skis. and when they arrive on scene, look at this, a jet pack, not traditional ladders helps them reach the fire. >> they use the system of pumps, that pumps water from a creek, that gives them an unlimited supply of water and helps them avoid getting stuck in traffic. >> wow! >> as long as the buildings are close to the water. >> exactly. >> quick check on weather. >> we have the forecast features, showers continuing through the overnight hours, stale start to break up during the morning commute. that's good news. the sun comes out for the rest of the day tomorrow. >> we'll see a lot of sunshine this week. >> nice change. >> how about that. >> thank you so much for joining us tonight. us tonight. thanks for watching. (narrator reading) narrator: today, you know his name, you've seen his face. this officer has no idea what kind of man he's actually dealing with. narrator: you remember the horrific attack in

it turns out that mi6 tech expert famously depicted in the james bond movie isn't a man in real life.'s a woman. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room".

our next guest is miss moneypenny from the james bond movies.come naomie harris! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> what a great reception. i love to audience already. they're amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they feel the same way. you were also at the golden globs on sunday. >> i was, yes. >> jimmy: who was at your table? >> ma hashala ali. >> jimmy: he's going to be here tomorrow. >> the wonderful brie larson. she's amazing. >> jimmy: very funny. >> and she was really lovely. my mum fell in love with her. >> jimmy: oh, you brought mom? >> yes, my mum was my date. best date ever. >> jimmy: i can't tell if you're acting right now. >> she's actually in the audience, so i'm kinda acting. no, but she is the best date, because i get to see everything fresh through her eyes and she doesn't know who anybody is. >> jimmy: she doesn't? >> she really doesn't. >> jimmy: is that embarrassing at all when she doesn't know who people are? >> sometimes. most of the time, to be honest. >> jimmy: most of the time? >> yeah, like i invited her to -- we have a

. >> mtv met with duran duran's managers and said we are look being for james bond videos, on locationent and said we need to up the ante. we need to give the channel something they have never seen before. ♪ >> some accused you of being soft porn. >> excuse me! >> we like to call them tastefully smutty. ♪ her name is rio and she dances on the sand ♪ ♪ just like that river twisting through a dusty land ♪ >> why do you think they were so popular? >> there is a tradition that goes back over the past 20 years from the days of the beatles and the rolling stones. british bands seem to be better at it than americans. rolling stone chose them as best new band of the year. it was incredible to see them. i was shocked. >> i once read you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that? >> we're not at all. we're the cure of the '80s. ♪ and i know i was wrong when i said it was true that it could have been me ♪ >> the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure. depeche mode, and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80

. >> i loved you in james bond. >> oh, we just try to tell a a good story.rse i don't. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: standing ovation. i have to stand up for that, it's unbelievable. tracey ullman, "tracey ullman's show" premiers this friday at 11:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back with a a performance from stanaj. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ m&m's® milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand. ♪ and it feels so good ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ and it feels so good ♪ the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. this is your tax return. ok. now, there are many right ways to fill out this tax return. and the irs will accept them all. one of them gets you the most money back. isn't that the one you want? that's the one i want. that's the one you want. mmm... you touched all these. don't just get your taxes done, amy. get your taxes won. (lau

this is the james bond themed home movie theater. it's got 40 dharz.l hand stitched italian leather. they all recline. they got their hermes blankets to keep you warm. by the way, there's 7,000 movies preloaded in that theater, so you could watch movies for, like, ten years and never run out of movies or games. now, if that screen is not big enough, there's a bigger screen. this screen is the biggest tv ever built for a residential home in america. it's almost 30 feet long, and this is another lounge area. this is where all your celebrity brad pitt would come over for a drink. now, this house is 38,000 square feet. it's over four stories. now, to get upstairs, you could take one of two elevatorelevato. they are lined in crocodile skin. or take the stairs, and the stairs, check this out, it's a 20 foot tall safe wall because, you know, when you are rich enough to buy this house, you got to keep a lot of stuff in a safe. now, this house is the second floor that's kind of the entertainment area, the glam room now. it's got two wine rooms, 2,500 bottles. y

. ♪ >> mtv actually met with duran duran's managers and said we're looking for kind of like james bond that went to the band members and said look, we really need to up the ante with these clips. you know, we need to give this channel something they've never seen before. ♪ moving up the floor now babe you're a bird on paradise ♪ >> there are some that have accused your videos of being soft porn. >> well, excuse me! >> we like to call them tastefully smutty. ♪ her name is rio and she dances on the sand ♪ ♪ just like that river twisting through the dusty land ♪ ♪ and when she shines >> when i first met duran duran, they were saying they thought they looked like rock stars. so why not become rock stars. ♪ don't stand ♪ don't stand so ♪ don't stand so close to me >> why do you think we're so popular over there? >> well, there's a tradition that goes back over the past 20 years from the days of the beatles and the rolling stones where british bands seem to be better at it than americans. >> the police have sold 4 million albums in one year. "rolling stone" chose them as best new band of the

. >> mtv actually met with duran duran's blrgs and said we're looking for kind of like james bond videosnagers are the ones that went to the band members and said look, we really need to up the ante with these clips. we need to give this channel something they've never seen before. ♪ ♪ bird of paradise >> there are some that have accused you of videos being soft porn. >> well, excuse me. >> we like to them tastefully smutty. ♪ ♪ ♪ just like that river drifting through the dusty ♪ >> when i first met duran duran, they were saying that they thought they looked like rock stars. so why not become rock stars? ♪ don't stand, don't stand so, don't stand so close to me ♪ >> why do you think you were so popular over there. >> i think there's a tradition that goes back over the past 20 years from the days of the beatles and the rolling stones where british bands seem to be better at it than americans. >> the police have sold 4 million albums in one year, rolling stone chose them as the best new band of the year taking note of the swirling dreamy soaring quality of the sound. ♪ >> it was incredible

the poconos with bart simpson this is back seat, and that mike what she wouldn't do right now for james bondon martin in gold finger and hit that ejection seat button. you know she wishes, she was in there. >> two and a half hours of jen sitting behind you talking in your ear. >> yes who does she make angry at the station, my goodness. i don't care how bad conditions were, i would be like the german shepherd on a hot summer day with the ears flopping and my head out the window the whole time. >> you guys are out of line. i will tell you that you guys are totally out of line. >> no, save that piece of tape paw jen was not talking in that live shot. because she has coffee in her mouth. >> that is a first. >> all right, look, i will get to the serious nature of stuff here. we have got buses, brigantine boulevard, so, the shore did not get wallupped worse then the mainland as we call it when we live at the shore. we thought maybe the shore would get most of the snow. we thought snow would still be falling around now but when i say we, i mean we, i'm not blaming anybody for being wrong back there

maybe it pops up like james bond.hey have special mounted night cameras should the windshield become compromised. it has reinforced kevlar and little chance the president will ever get a flat. if he did, thanks to the beast's superhero transformer like rims the car could still drive at high speeds with flat tires or no tires. it's stocked with bottles of the president's blood type in case the ambulance gets cut off and they need the president's blood. here's the thing. president-elect trump will get a new beast unveiled on inauguration day. it's supposedly to look like the old version president obama was using, with updated communications more high-tech than encrypted satellite phone and video system the current one has on board. it will reportedly get better suspension. that was the old one bottoming out in dublin back in 2011.l here's one other detail that may be surprising. i am surprised they are not f fixing or changing this for the new beast. it's about the doors.l obviously, they're armor plated. the armor plat

following day i was going to jamaica to photograph ian fleming, from the golden eye because the james bond you know, dr. no and all that. and then i went back to miami and i covered the fight. charlie: let me see the next one. this is frank sinatra and his then wife, mia farrow. harry: yes. charlie: take a look at this. harry: test charlie: it was at truman capote's famous black and white ball. harry: someone shouted to frank sinatra and it really upset him. they shouted -- "franky batman" and he did not like it. oh, he was angry. charlie: how many times did you photograph him? harry: a few times. and once he let me on the stage with him. and he told me after, i never let anyone else on the stage. it was in san jose or someplace. charlie: tell me how you made the film. matthew miele: over the course of about three years. we basically looked at the photography and the filing cabinets of the negatives. and gigi benson, his wife is the caretaker and curator of everything. so she really helped guide us along but thousands of images we had to comb through. but you really zero in on the the line

. >> that is like, a five in dime version of the james bond or something. >> yes. >> but now he is facing. >> you go that the. >> boy, mom says put your coat on, your hat or you will catch a cold. >> but a few changes in the weather affect whether you get sick? stephanie stahl has the answer when we come it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. it's beautiful. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> welshing earlier we told but a flu spike in new jersey, many are wondering though if our dramatic weather changes could be responsible for making so many people sick. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on that connection, stephanie. >> reporter: lots of people are talking about it. everybody has been saying to me this weather, which has been kind of crazy, lately is making people sick and there are a lot of sick people, every where it seems. but here

work together on a comic called "the illegitimates," which is about the illegitimate children of a james bondloved comic books and mark and i were friends and knew he was a writer so i brought that idea to him and he was very generous enough to jump on board and we just had a lot of fun doing it and it improved our friendship. i would say our friendship was already in good shape, but -- >> seth: working -- that's good. if you work together and like people more, that's good, yeah. >> it's a rare occurrence. >> seth: what did you have to teach taran since he was the rookie? >> nowhere near enough. it was kind of annoying how effortless it was. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> you're nice, you're good-looking, you're talented. do you hate dogs? there's gotta be something. >> seth: there's something. you were trying to find some hook to hate -- we all look and we can't find it. >> i know, it's really frustrating. >> do you want one? >> seth: what's your process -- what's your -- oh, no. oh, no, taran. [ cheers and applause ] >> i love the rams. >> seth: i hate you. >> i love the rams. >> seth

following day i was going off to jamaica to photograph ian flemming the golden eye because the james bond movies dr. no and all of that. the beatleeds had gone i covered the fight. >> rose: let's see the next one. this is frank sinatra and i assume his then wife mia farrow. this is at truman capote's famous black and white ball. >> someone shouted to frank sinatra, is frankie batman and that really upset him. frankly batman and he didn't like it. he was angry. >> rose: how many times did you photograph sinatra. >> a few times. oh and once he let me on the stage with him. and he told me after i never let anybody on the stage with me. but it was the, it was up in san jose some place, you know. >> rose: tell me how you made the film. >> over the course of about three years. and we basically looked at the photography and the filing cabinets of the negatives and gigi benson is really the curator of everything and guided us along. thousands of images but you zero, the local on of the film is a great photograph can never happen again. those candid moments, those moments that you really believe c

she later went on to co-star in the pirates of the caribbean and james bond film series.s now earning praise for her performance in barry jenkins' film "moonlight." she plays a crack-addicted single mother in the projects of miami. the los angeles times writes that harris "conveys an emotional rawness that is almost too much to witness." here is a look at her performance. [ video clip ] >> it is all good. >> shut the -- up. >> calm down. >> you, shut the -- up. what is wrong with you? >> who the -- do you think you is? huh? what -- so are you going to raise my son now? you gonna raise my son? yeah, that's what i thought. >> you gonna raise him? >> you gonna keep selling me rocks? mother --. don't give me that, you've got to get it from somewhere. i'm going to get it from you. but you are going to raise my son though, right? you ever see the way that he walks? >> you watch it there. >> are you going to tell him why a the other boys kicked his -- all of the time? are you going to tell him? you ain't --. charlie: i am pleased to have naomie harris back at this table. welcome