all: (reax) sam: next up...we have jane austen's next up...we have jane austen's classic gets reimagined in "pride and prejudice and zombies." based on the mash-up book by jane austen and seth grahame- smith, the film doesn't just throw zombies into the plot without a reason, or sacrifice the original story. "pride and zombies" is rated p-g-13 all: (reax) elias: and finally...a ladies man meets the one person who might get him to settle down in "the choice" travis and gabby first meet as neighbors in a small coastal town and wind up in a relationship that is tested by life's most defining events. the choice is rated p-g-13 all: (reax) elias: time for another before we go let's get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at west mixmaster [current conditions] sam says ??? he's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast next... good morning iowa continues after this! most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green it's finally friday and we're looking at a fairly mild and avera

while dealing with a disgruntled director,, singing cowboy and movie studio, it is rated pg-13.o jane austen means bloody violence in pride and prejudice and zombies, after the plague ravages the english countryside, the undead,fi pride and prejudice and zombies and rated pg-13.nd for romance, there's a choice, it is the 11thth nicholas sparks novel to hit the big screen, a medical studentb strikes up a friendship with a neighbor, when the blossoms into something more she must decide how far she's willing to go for lovet, the choice is rated pg-13. info to release his race, tells the story of the world's fastest portrays jesse owens as he rises through the ranks of track and fielder on the way to defeating hitler's athletesay at the 1936 berlin olympics, and he'd stop by the morning show today to tell us what it was like to play such an important historical figure. >> i was blown away by the story , that research and because i do not know the full story by heard and read about what he had done i was blown away . >> he will will be at the q. tonight to celebrate the film and jesse owens life

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together, they are remaking the jane austen novel with a zombie twist. >> it began with the black plague. it began to rise. watch pride and prejudice that would not have necessarily watched and they may want to read the book. it is a good way to get the younger generation in. >> you intend to be united with my nephew? >> this is ludicrous and it was only about getting married. >> life or death. >> i loved the experience and really into it. about the experience. moments. >> i tend to be slouchy. >> i feel like there are slits in the dresses to help us move >> of the martial arts style of fighting, the posture was helpful. >> natalie portman and joel reunited to talk about the western. >> i played jane, a western woman who has been hardened by the difficulties of life on the trail and living out west with so few women and it is violent and lawless with difficult conditions. then, she has to deal with the enemy and recruit the xex to save the day. >> she is wonderful and a producer and the movie. that is unusual. i do not let that get in the way. i am a minor role. i think the world loves n

based on the mash-up book by jane austen and seth grahame- smith, the film doesn't just throw zombies into the plot without a reason, or sacrifice the original story. "pride and prejudice and zombies" is rated p-g-13 all: (reax) (reax) elias: and finally...a ladies man meets the one person who might get him to settle down in "the choice" travis and gabby first meet as neighbors in a small coastal town and wind up in a relationship that is tested by life's most defining events. the choice is rated p-g-13 (reax) elias: time for another short break here on good morning iowa .... a quick look outside as you get ready to start your day....when we return, a look at the top stories in our morning refresh. elias: : do you have a story for us...or a comment you want to share? well be sure to contact us. you can email us or call our newsroom... we're also on facebook.... "we are iowa local 5 news" are iowa 5 news" if you see news break... let us know. we are iowa and we want to cover the stories that are "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: welcome back everyone....as

jane austen's classic of english literature gets reimagined in "pride and prejudice and zombies." "now, the few of us that are left have only one way to survive. we must bring the fight to them." the movie stars lily james of "downton abbey," "doctor who's" matt smith, and "game of thrones" veterans charles dance... "the fairest wifely choices be right here in this room." "my daughters are trained for battle, sir..." (nat-fighting) "not the kitchen." ...and lena headey. "i do not know which i admire more, elizabeth bennet: your skill as a warrior, or your resolve as a woman." based on and seth grahame- smith, the film doesn't just throw zombies into the plot without a reason, or sacrifice the original story. "i think there's a sort of timelessness in a universality to the love story, and i think that pride and prejudice element of it is really strong in the movie." "it was keeping a lot of the original text, keeping the characters very much of linear with the original text. the zombies just are a factor of the movie, and i think that makes it all the more better for it." "i shall

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. >> all she wanted to be was the jane austen of south alabama. her prose would make her famous around the world. published in 1960 when lee was 34, "to kill a mockingbird" ranks among the greatest and most published novel of all time. it touched critics and readers alike, selling 30 million copies and adapted into the oscar winning film, starring gregory peck. >> will you identify the man who beat you? >> certainly will, sitting yonder. >> tom lee stand us please let her have a good look at you. >> harper lee, born in monroeville alabama in 1926. childhood friends with truman capote she traveled with him to help him do research on in cold blood. she moved to new york, worked as a bookstore, and as an airlines reserves clerk. the short stories became "to kill a mockingbird." lee shunned publishers until last with the release of "go set a watchman." today, oprah winfrey said: and from stephen king who wrote: the best quote is from lee herself who in 1964, had this to say about writing. john siegenthaler, al jazeera. >> i'm antonio mora. thanks for

nat jane austen rolls over in her grave in "pride and prejudice and zombies." this undead adaptation of the classic novel finds prideful protagonist elizabeth bennett trained in martial arts...while the handsome mr. darcy is extremely prejudiced against zombies, and does his best to wipe them out. "pride and prejudice and zombies" is rated pg-13. nat "misconduct." he's a lawyer going after corrupt pharma boss anthony hopkins. but hopkins plays his malin ackerman card, trapping the young barrister in an affair and framing him for murder. "misconduct" is rated r. nat nicholas sparks cooks-up another southern-fried love story in "the choice." the best-selling author of "the notebook" and "dear john" provides the template for benjamin walker to fall in love with new neighbor teresa palmer....who already has a boyfriend. "the choice" is rated pg-13. that's the box office preview, raphael seth, nbc news. we're now just a few minutes from daytime blue ridge.. for more on what's coming up today-- lets check in with natalie and lindee.# coming up today on daytime... loo

all i want to be is jane austen of south alabama.15 the literary world was stunned by the announcement that a second harper lee manuscript "go set a watchman," was going to be released. it features scout and atticus 20 years later. that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years. >> to have another book, we are charmed. >> reporter: many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. >> the tweets echoing fans out there. the idea of atticus being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which elliott punches him in the face and steals his lunch money. >> reporter: the fastest selling book in her life. she remained quiet and rarely seen from. >>> u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia died last weekend at the age of 79. after the initial shock of his passing, attention is now shifting to the seat that he leaves behind. our jeffrey toobin explains the process to find his replacement. >> reporter: supreme court justices serve for life, that's why preside

it's a retelling of jane austen's classic novel with a slight twist.es elizabeth bennett and mr. darcy uniting in the name of love and in the slaying of the undead. >> he that believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he live. >> you're quite rude. >> and jesus cried out with a loud voice. >> no, don't. don' don't. >> not surprisingly, this is not looking like a classic. the village voice says it fails from a to zrks neither good austan nor a good zombie flick. lindsay burglar of the "associated press" says it might have ever been better suited to a television adaptation. >> that's a little bit rough. turning to "hail, caesar!" directed by the coen brothers features an "a" list catch that includes george clooney, jonah hill, scarlett johanssen. already, dealing with angry director, mannix's problem made worse by his prima done nan star played by george clooney. >> now, you listen to me buster. the studio have ever been good to you. if i ever hear you bad mouthing mr. skank again, it will be the last thing you say before i have you arrested for col

all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of...in 2015, the literary world was stunned by the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published.completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features scout and atticus some twenty years later.nats - "this is really the publishing event of the decade."nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years.(mos) "to ve another book? we are charmed!" but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved.(pamela brown, cnn) "a couple of the tweets really echoing the devastation of fans out there. the idea of atticus finch being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which et punches eliot in face and steals his lunch money!""watchman" still became selling book in harpercollins' publishing history.through all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from.buta& forever remembered for inspirin

. >> reporter: horror comedy, pride and prejudice a zom he's, places jane austen's novel in a zombie storyline with london's undead population. >> the twistn this, the zombies are learning to have human qualities, and plan and trick and so it's even more terrifying. >> reporter: none of this weekend's openers will topple kung fu panda. it adds $24 million to its box office total. >> lynn: when a florida police officer played basketbl with neighborhood kids this month, he made a rematch. and now he has lived up to that promise and a lot more. >> and i get woken up by a phonecall from the orlando magic. >> hold up, hold up. orlando magic. >> the orlando magic. >>360 dunk. >> like orlando magic. somebody from the team calls me and they invite me and all you guys to a magic game. we're going to actually get to go down courtside while they're warming up. >> did you get that? bobby white telling the kids, they have been invited to an orlando magic game after building a relationship with them. it started with a complaint that the boys are too loud, and days later, he returned with backu and

. >> doubt you'd expect with jane austen .yo when i read that, it became clear in my inhibitions dissolved, the story still stands and these girls go through. >> is a cool take take on everything in itke quite anxious before a job so channel that energy do something productive so i did some kung for three months and then when i went to london i spent a montha learning skills. but i did some boxing and try to get really fed, we were all working together because >> bruegger's five girls becoming action heroes and we just loved it.r' >> it was just a wonderful change.. i think shear-like clouds . women are completely empowered and independent and saving the who knew that the name bernie sanders was so hard to pronounce? at >> rail against pharmaceutical companies and the like,. >> an outcome nl, it has gone viral, tweett are servicing of his face on a sandwich or on sandals. even chelsea clinton misspoke, calling him president sanders and then apologizing to her to

. >> jane austen needs bloody violence as david moss sat down with two ofm the stars from pride and prejudice and zombies. >> classic turned into a night of the living dead . they find himself in pride and prejudice and zombies and alsod it is the t day. it was a shame, i don't think that my church would be particularly good at it anyway . seenth the story, and also king arthur and movies about this group of guys can who they kill things would have seen it with a bunch of girls like this.u >> will witness ginos and say? when i was a young teenager i probably would not have seen pride and prejudice at the cinema but i would have seen pride and prejudice and zombies comep >> hopefully people will see this and then go read the original novel. >> douglas booth and matt smith starring pride and prejudice and zombies, david moss fox news touch upon your party hats today is national pizza day, willikers cheat beverly mashour or anchovy pick your favorite topping and.ho >> about 3 billion pizzas are sold in united states each the united states each year, city 2 percent preferta meat toppings like pep

all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama, she said. she died in the small town she was born in, her beloved alabama, aged 89. >> high drama in the kenyan capital the past 24 hours after a number of lions escaped from a wildlife reserve near a residential area. there are reports that the felines have been returned to the park, which is also a shame she worry for other animals. it is not the first time the big cats have escaped from that same reserve. on previous occasions, the roaming alliance have brought traffic to a standstill -- the roaming lions have brought traffic to a standstill. soldiers brought them back to their home. let's get a reminder of our top .tories on france 24 the british promised her has talks aimed at securing eu reform and keeping his country and to block going into overtime. a strike, pentagon words describing u.s. fighter jets in western libya targeting spots linked to the islamic state organization. wise leadership during turbulent times, the words of the international monetary fund at the hands of christine l

horror-comedy "pride and prejudice and zombies" is a genre-blending mashup that places characters from jane austen's beloved novel in a zombie filled storyline... the characters struggle with the social classes, attempts to find true love and fitting into those corsets---while london's undead population begins to blend into society. the cast says this movie is not your typical horror flick... james says: "for both men and women with sexy women fighting in corsettes, sexy men in long leather coats and it's funny."booth & smith says: "there's comedy and good action sequences, i think it's a good date movie." actress lily james has a lot of respect for her zombie co- stars... james says: "they were amazing as well cause we were filming in the freezing

the zombified- version of the jane austen classic starring "downton abbey's" lily james and former "doctor who" matt smith, could scare up a 12-million dollar hollywood reporter. "our biggest release of the year. "hail, caesar" is a prestige picture, with one of the biggest stars in the world. actually, that's george clooney starring as baird whitlock in "hail, caesar!" the movie- within-a-movie comedy-kidnap caper also stars josh brolin, channing tatum and scarlet johansson. the reporter expects it to open in third place this weekend in the neighborhood of 10-million dollars. the weekend's third new flick, the rom-dram "the choice" is the latest nicholas sparks novel to come to the big screen and will likely open in fourth with seven million according to box-office- dot-com. in hollywood, i'm rick in hollywood, i'm rick announcer: during sleep train's presidents day sale in hollywood, i'm rick save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same day delivery. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. cer: during sleep train'

all: (reax) sam: next up...we have jane austen's classic gets reimagined in "pride and prejudice and zombies." based on the seth grahame- smith, the film doesn't just throw zombies into the plot without a sacrifice the original story. "pride and prejudice and zombies" is rated p-g-13 all: (reax) amanda: and finally...a ladies man meets the one person who might get him to settle down in "the choice" travis and gabby first meet as neighbors in a small coastal town and wind up in a relationship that is tested by life's most defining events. the choice is rated p-g-13 all: (reax) coming up on local 5 news midday... local5 sports director jon schaeffer sat down with iowa state athletic director jamie pollard yesterday we'll take a look back at what pollard is planning for 2016, coming up. amanda: next.... the presidential race has moved onto new hampshire. what did the democrats have to say on the debate stage last night, and what can we expect from the gop tomorrow night? local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" amanda: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm

. >> a classic becomes a slasher one has to wonder what would jane austen thinkne of this? >> i think she would love itof women are completely empowered an independent and they are alsoth saving the world. judgmental but the story we have not found it with the theme over the relationship love story i think it will be exciting with it being rediscovered and played about within away that is fun. >> when i was a younger teenager, i probably would not have gone i to see pride and prejudice in the seminar cinema but i would've gone to see the zombies.ut yes. yes. overly people will hopefully people will go and see ityr and see it is rich in a novel. >> okay. pride and prejudice and zombies opens this friday, february 5. and here's your chance to win your way to the to be single wrong way to be single and then alex. he is the start and how to be single and you could be among the first toth see it february, february 9. just be color number 821-6578 - - 0888 for your chance to win. new day continues right after will come back. february is heart month i want to make sure you're stay

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is restock the library and the best thing we had was to tie in with the bbc was they were doing jane austennd they suggested publishing "pride and prejudice" again. and why don't we publish everything of her's? and we sold out. and she was rediscovered thanks to the time of the tv. it is great. another point which i was discussing as a relationship between hollywood movies and literature recently with the show time and michael lynch's films and michael sheen was arguing it is okay to depart from the literal truth of the book to create a dramatic emotional moment which intrigued be. >> i think all librarians can attest to the power of having poplar media take a book, right after a book is on television or the movies, there is a rush of people and they use the sneak away to say if you like this, try that. the other thing ambus -- ambassador myers -- >> just to stop you, the libr librarian has been an asset saying this is the book for you. >> that is the key in terms of having someone there. i was pleased to hear the ambassador say librarians should not be defenses about reading is not optiona

jane usa austen's classic novel with a slight twist. this film sees elizabeth bennett and mr. darcy uniting in the name of love and in the slaying though he were dead yet shall he live. >> you're quite rude. >> and jesus cried out with a loud voice. >> no, don't. don't. >> not surprisingly, this is not looking like a classic. alan of the village voice says, it fails from "a" to "z." it's neither good nor a good zombie flick. >> lindsay barr of the "associated press" says it might have ever been better suited to a television adaptation. >> that's a little bit rough. turning to "hail, caesar!" directed by the coen brothers features an "a" list catch that includes george clooney, jonah hill, scarlett johanssen. and josh brolin who plays eddie mannix, a man whose job is to solve problems at a major hollywood studio. already dealing with an angry worse by his prima donna star >> now, you listen to me, buster. nick skank and this studio have been good to you and to everyone else who works here. if i ever hear you bad mouthing mr. skank again, it will be the last thing you say before

it's jane austen dead! "pride and zombies" puts a new twist on the instead of courting -- they're killing! more's rachel "i've been training for this my whole life." "the fairest wife of your choice may right here be in this room." "my daughters are trained for battle, sir." rachel says: "and honestly i think that this could be a show that could be played in vegas. don't you think like cirque de solei pride and prejudice zombies?" bella says: "that's pretty good!" lily says: "i'll do it! if the film does badly, me and bella will go to vegas." bella says: "if it goes well we'll go to vegas." lily says: "if it does well we'll go to vegas, yeah." rachel says: "and you want a percentage of the profit for sure, right? i mean honestly, how fun to do a period piece and then add the action on to that. it's kind of a dream to have both scenarios, don't you think?" lily says: "yeah." bella says: "we loved it. i mean, it's just what every period drama needs. and it's so refreshing that it's the girls doing the fightin

all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of... in 2015, the literary the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published. completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features scout and atticus some twenty years later. nats - "this is really the publishing event of the decade." nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up and lived in her twilight years. "to have another book? we are charmed!" but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. "a couple of the tweets really echoing the devastation of fans out there. the idea of atticus finch being racist is like spielberg doing a sequel in which et punches eliot in face and steals his lunch money!" "watchman" still became a best seller; the fastest selling book in harpercollins' publishing history. through all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from. but. forever remembered for inspiring the worl

it's jane austen meets the walking dead! the "price and prejudice and zombies" movie has a new twist on the bennett girls and mister darcy. instead of courting -- they're killing! more's rachel "i've been training for this my whole life." "the fairest wife of your choice may right here be in this room." "my daughters are trained for battle, sir." rachel says: "and honestly i think that this could be a show that could be played in vegas. don't you think like cirque de solei pride and prejudice zombies?" bella says: "that's pretty good!" lily says: "i'll do it! if the film does badly, me and bella will go to vegas." bella says: "if it goes well we'll go to vegas." lily says: "if it does well we'll go to vegas, yeah." rachel says: "and you want a percentage of the profit for sure, right? i mean honestly, how fun to do a period piece and then add the action on to that. it's kind of a dream to have both scenarios, don't you think?" lily says: "yeah." bella says: "we loved it. i mean, it's just what every period drama needs. and i

horror-comedy "pride and prejudice and zombies" is a genre-blending mashup that places characters from jane austen's beloved novel in a zombie filled storyline... the characters struggle with the social classes, attempts to find true love and fitting into those corsets---while london's undead population begins to blend into society. the cast says this movie is not your typical horror flick... james says: "for both men and women with sexy women fighting in corsettes, sexy men in long leather coats and it's funny."booth & smith says: "there's comedy and good action sequences, i think it's a good date movie." actress lily james has a lot of respect for her zombie co- stars... james says: "they were amazing as well cause we were filming in the freezing cold and they were lying face down in the mud and they'd get up and fight and really really dedicated, so incharacter, are different... james says: "there's different levels of zombieness, depending on when your bit, which is the kind of twist in this zombies are learning to have human qualities and to plan and trick and conquer, even more terrifying." an

it's a retelling of jane austen's classic with zombies. if you're looking for a comedy, "hail caesar" also hits theaters. this is going to be a big one. it's about a movie within a movie, with an all-star cast of george clooney, josh brolin, and channing tatum to name a few. finally, for all those hopeless romantics out there. nicholas sparks' latest adaptation, "the choice," comes out today. that one just in time for valentine's day, but you might want to bring tissues. today on "ellen," watch ellen give a super bowl surprise to two huge denver broncos fans. but first, she'll make them ride a bucking bronco. that's coming up today at 4:00 on an all new "ellen." and later tonight on kcci, an all new episode of "undercover boss" starting at 7:00 p.m. then right after, super bowl's that's all coming up before kcci 8 news at 10:00. elizabeth: time is now 5,57 and kcci 8 news this morning is live with new overnight news here's what we're working on for 6:00 a.m. reporter: i'm live at the statehouse this morning. how much money auditors discove

"pride and prejudice and zombies" is the new adaptation of the classic jane austen novel. it finds prideful protagonist elizabeth bennett trained in martial arts, darcy is extremely prejudiced against zombies, and does his best to wipe them out. "pride and prejudice and zombies" is rated pg-13. and finally... for fans of romantic films- nicholas spspks is cooking up anonoer southern-fried love story in "the choice." the best-selling author of "the notebook" and "dear john" provides the template for benjamin walker to fall in love with new neighbor teresa palmer-- who already has a boyfriend. "the choice" is rated pg- 13. colder, drier air settles in for friday and saturday with highs in the middle 50s overnight lows middle 30s friday morning to upper 20s saturday. still thinking low pressure will form off the coast late saturday into sunday.this will give us a slight chance of showers early sunday i'm watching things for early next week as we'll feel the chill with well below normal it's the shot that's making its media this morning. it was a big win for the gamecocks as t

all she wanted to be was the jane austen of south alabama. her prose would make her famous around the world. published in 1960 when lee was 34, "to kill a mockingbird" ranks among the greatest and most popular novels of all time. it touched critics and movie goers alike. adapted into the oscar living film starring gregory peck. >> will you identify the man who beat you? >> certainly. right there. >> over night, lee became a literature superstar. lee was born in monroe, alabama, in 1926. childhood friends with truman capote. she helped him do research. she never stopped writing. in time a collection of short stories became "to kill a mockingbird." the fame was instant. the wait for a follow-up took decades. lee, fak famously,en rejected interviews. until "go set a watchman." oprah winfrey took to twitter, saying, harper lee, my favorite author, i wanted to interview her, she said honey, i already said everything i wanted to say. harper lee, who wrote an american classic and helped truman capote write another. there's no substitute for the love

in the jane austen column, such an amazing response that the letters that i read, amazing, people would send in three page diagrams anjou is this, she asked sandy berger who at the time was national security adviser of the united states of america who i assume that this going on, to get lion dome from the national zoo because it was held for. because they are an endangered species they were not allowed to to take from the national zoo. i think it really went to the fact that they were funny, self-deprecating and beautifully crafted. >> host: she will rose one column that juxtapose the coming of spring and washington with the invasion and away she wrestled with the iraq war particularly as it was about to happen was one of the more remarkable periods of her career and that too drew incredible response. >> she was faced with seismic events, looking at the mccarthy hearings, the first bookend at the beginning of the career, september 11th, the iraq war, they were very tough. she wrote a column, you would find it absolutely and controversial. it is indecisive, was not predictably presidenti

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. >> she is a provincial woman, she said i just want to be the jane austen of the south, meaning she wanted to write about a region and the people in that region. in her own life she kept very close to people she grew up with and went to church with. and in new york her circle is very small again, one time some friends came from alabama said were coming up from alabama would like to meet some authors and she said so what i. so capote had written and at one point i had no idea why she was up here now she loves architecture, she became a hobbyist in terms of being able to point out when things were made in my that was different she was a baseball fan, i understand she a close female friend is in new york or whom she picked up for lunch and they would go to ball games together. when someone invited her to midtown manhattan she said i would never come down there is too wild, she is not living high on the hog. it was never about the money, this book, to kill a mockingbird is a tribute to to her father, sherry said it was a love story. this is about a great man in a small town in a much mo

only the college i am on the committee because i don't want to impose on anyone else, i will pick jane austen'sook because it is beautiful and about second chances. as a college student i would have loved to have thought about the fact we do get a second chance. that is the one. [inaudible question] >> the thing that comes to mind is college is using the word relevant and we need books close to what students experience today. they need a book by an author of the same race or near to them in age or from their same background. so that might have merit but it is good to get us out of the things we already know to help us know things outside of us. the getting outside of our current era bias is a valuable thing like you said. there are things we think are the right way for all time but are really limited to our current age. >> so it is four ways how far you want to go? >> i like those. >> a point about relevance, a quick one. there are things that are relevant in young people hfs lives. if anyone knows of a better rumination about what happened in the pair orchard i don't know what it is. in "the i

all i want to be is the jane austen of south alabama." nats - one of the most widely anticipated books of. in 2015, the literary world was stunned by the discovery of a second harper lee manuscript titled "go set a watchman" would be published. completed in 1957, watchman was actually written before to kill a mockingbird - and features years later. nats - "this is really the nats - "whoo hoo!" that excitement lit up the small town where harper lee grew up but many fans were disappointed in the portrayal of the characters they knew and loved. echoing the devastation of fans "watchman" still became a best seller; the fastest selling bookthrough all the fanfare, harper lee remained quiet - rarely seen or heard from. inspiring the world through her coming up i thought i made a enough of a stop i looked in all different directions no other cars at the you get to hear from some of the drivers caught slipping in a multi-jurisdictional crackdown in foster city in the next edition of people behaving badly if you caught the last edition of people b

i want to be is a jane austen of south alabama.e became what many say is the towering american novel of the 21st century and one of the most widely taught books in american schools.f american schools have had it in their curriculum. >> i read it. a wonderful book. >> really wonderful book. some of the morning's headlines from around new york times two other inmates became known as the angola three for their decades long confinement in penitentiary in angola. their cases drew condemnation s groups. >>> the times in london reports david cameron met with his cabinet this morning to endorse a deal that will keep britain inion. he is expected to introduce a referendum for voters to decide. he says the uk is better off being in the eu after a brussels on friday but he faces skepticism from his party. they are shaken by immigration . >>> the star ledger of newark, new jersey, reports new jersey taxpayers have paid more than christie's traffic jam investigation. two of the governor's former allies have pleaded not guilty t they org straight the scheme to close lanes on a bridge as political