. >>> and author john grisham is right here in studio 57.run pupg. >> less than 24 hours ago. this was a scene of horror. a teacher shot to death and two wounded before a gunman turned a gun on himself. >> the administration launched healthcare.gov anyway. >> it becomes apparent that the problems inherent in the way the website operates is very signature. and i think it's going difficult to reverse this in a matter of weeks. >> the americans told us they're not pursuing any u.s. connections and maria does not match up to any missing children miss listed by interpol. >> there are any missing or trafficked children living here? >> investigators are closing in on potential accomplishes who may have helped the men forge the documents. >>> a new study to grow hair. could it be the new awaited baldness breakthrough. >> some somebody finds a way to grow hair they will become the richest person in the world. >>> it caused china to lower our credit rating to a-minus or as chinese parents call it an "f." [ laughter ] >> announcer: this morning's "eye

. >>> and author john grisham is right here in studio 57.'s "eye opener." >> i just saw people run pupg. >> less than 24 hours ago. this was a scene of horror. a teacher shot to death and two wounded before a gunman turned a gun on himself. >> the administration launched healthcare.gov anyway. >> it becomes apparent that the problems inherent in the way the website operates is very signature. and i think it's going difficult to reverse this in a matter of weeks. >> the americans told us they're not pursuing any u.s. connections and maria does not match up to any missing children miss listed by interpol. >> there are any missing or trafficked children living here? >> investigators are closing in on potential accomplishes who may have helped the men forge the documents. >>> a new study to grow hair. could it be the new awaited baldness breakthrough. >> some somebody finds a way to grow hair they will become the richest person in the world. >>> it caused china to lower our credit rating to a-minus or as chinese parents call it, an "f." [ laught

. >> rose: welcome to the program, we begin this evening with the writer john grisham he has a new play on broadway and a new book. >> it is base odd an story you knew. >> yes, a couple of stories, involved him, trials i knew about, i heard about through, you know, the local lower, and i pieced together this plot and i said, this will be a very compelling courtroom drama, but if you take the issue of what would a father do if he decided to get his own revenge what would happen? how would a jury react to it? >> rose: right. >> and that was the big. >sue.>> rose: and let him off? >> well, the they didn't have te to kill, i think they could probably do that 30 years ago, i am not sure about today. a tremendous amount of sympathy for dad. >> rose: we conclude this evening with sean foley, he was recently ranked the second best golf instructor in the world. >> a lot of times it is just about, you know, it is about saying like what i said to justin rose the morning on the sunday of the u.s. open. >> rose: what did you say? >> i just, you know, i got up in the morning and i was staying with hu

john grisham is a baseball fan. so for him, this is a double header. ays so easy, grisham told us he used to go door to door selling his first book. >> reporter: john grisham is used to his books being blockbusters. >> do you think the jury should convict carl. >> objection. >> turn him loose. >> reporter: but he admits he can't believe his very first book, a time to kill, is opening on broadway. >> i stay out of the way and let the pros do it. but it's still pretty cool to be on broadway. >> reporter: we tacked along to watch rehearsals and meet the cast, including familiar faces. former senator fred thompson and the veteran actor. >> it's a nice revisit of a lot of the characters. >> i hope i do it justice. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine now but when he wrote the book it was far from a best seller. >> i had never written before. i didn't know when i started if i was going to finish it. i didn't know when i finished it that i would ever get it published and then i didn't know if it would ever sell. >> it had a slow birth. >> it was almost a death. t

. >> rose: welcome to the program, we begin this evening with the writer john grisham he has a new play on broadway and a new book. >> it is base odd an story you knew. >> yes, a couple of stories, involved him, trials i knew about, i heard about through, you know, the local lower, and i pieced together this plot and i said, this will be a very compelling courtroom drama, but if you take the issue of what would a father do if he decided to get his own revenge what would happen? how would a jury react to it? >> rose: right. >> and that was the big. >sue.>> rose: and let him off? >> well, the they didn't have te to kill, i think they could probably do that 30 years ago, i am not sure about today. a tremendous amount of sympathy for dad. >> rose: we conclude this evening with sean foley, he was recently ranked the second best golf instructor in the world. >> a lot of times it is just about, you know, it is about saying like what i said to justin rose the morning on the sunday of the u.s. open. >> rose: what did you say? >> i just, you know, i got up in the morning and i was staying with hu

. >>> author john grisham is right here in studio 57.st heard this bang and then i saw people running. >> it was about 24 hours ago that this school yard became a scene of horror. a popular teacher was shot to death, two students were injured before the 13-year-old gunman killed himself. >>> we now know there were signs of big trouble before the website opened for business. but the administration launched healthcare.gov anyway. >>> every week that goes by it becomes apparent that the problems in this website are very significant. i think it's going to be very difficult to reverse this in a number of weeks. >>> an american official in greece say they're not pursuing any u.s. description and maria doesn't match up with any of the missing children listed by interpol. >> are there any abducted or trafficked children living in the romer community here? >> they're closing in on accomplice whose may have helped them forge the documents. >>> could we have a long-awaited baldness cure? >> if someone finds a way to grow hair, they will be the rich

john grisham is a baseball fan. so for him, this is a double header. o easy, grisham told us he used to go door to door selling his first book. >> reporter: john grisham is used to his books being blockbusters. >> do you think the jury should convict carl. >> objection. >> turn him loose. >> reporter: but he admits he can't believe his very first book, a time to kill, is opening on broadway. >> i stay out of the way and let the pros do it. but it's still pretty cool to be on broadway. >> reporter: we tacked along to watch rehearsals and meet the cast, including familiar faces. former senator fred thompson and the veteran actor. >> it's a nice revisit of a lot of the characters. >> i hope i do it justice. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine now but when he wrote the book it was far from a best seller. >> i had never written before. i didn't know when i started if i was going to finish it. i didn't know when i finished it that i would ever get it published and then i didn't know if it would ever sell. >> it had a slow birth. >> it was almost a death. they p

. >> this fall marks booktv 15th anniversary and this weekend we look back at 2006 the john grisham first nonfiction title which report on a murder case in oklahoma was on the bestsellers list that year as well as then senator barack obama spoke on national politics, the audacity of hope. >> i would like to start a conversation and this brings me to against the larger point, about what citizenship means. and what obligations to each other. and how do we create a stronger link between the decision-making in washington

. >>> and best-selling author john grisham joins us in the studio. "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,, >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> we're very happy to announce to the end of the unfair labor practice strike. >> we will go back to work and continue our efforts to keep the bay area moving. >> the bart strike is over. but trains are not running this morning like bart said they would. good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, october 22. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30. and we begin with that breaking news at this hour. the four-day strike is over but trains are not running right now. we just got an update from bart saying they are attempting to staff the positions this morning and bart will remain closed until further notice. bart management and its union reached a tentative agreement late last night. right now once again, trains are not rolling. bart hopes it will be fully operational by the afternoon commute. lieutenant gov

it's based on a john grisham novel and it's a brilliant adaptation of rupert holmes and it's a wonderfulg way. everybody who read the book, saw the movie knows how it end, but getting there, lots of twists and turns, a little humor and a lot of serious discussion and it was -- it's just been a wonderful experience for me, and the best part of it is the audience seemed to really get into it it and really enjoy the people who see it. >> it's set in mississippi and you're originally in alabama. and so how do you think that the modern adaptation of this story resonates still today? >> it's not that the ku klux klan today is back the way it was in those days, and it certainly brings issues of a broader nature that are still always with us and have been historically and that is balancing out truth and justice and when do the ends justify the means and when is it okay to take a terrible circumstances, terribly evil deeds in response to that, do something that is wrong, really murder in response to that even though it's understandable and how does the law view that? we may feel will a certain wa

. >> another popular novelist john grisham. he thinks the time to kill, his first novel is his best. you don't look at your novels that way do i. >> i would like to think that along the way. i started writing red october in 1992. it's 14 years later and i hope i got better. >> rose: how does one get better after one becomes -- >> do you play golf, charlie. you get better at golf by make golf. >> rose: you get better at golf by practicing and practicing and making sure that your swing is working. >> in the writing business you get better by writing. and the more you do the better you get at it. >> rose: you understand character development and put a sentence together, you understand how to ma a page turn. >> the more you do it the better you get. that's the general idea. >> rose: other than that, what's the best thing you say to people who want to be tom clancy, who want to write a film. >> if they want to be tom clancy, they should set their sites a little higher. the most important talent for a writer is persistence. you have

i marvel at friends of mine like john grisham who does a book in six months. it? >> later in the day. ty find ifky walk on the boardwalk it helps cheer your mind. i thought you must have been a badass in the courtroom. really. i would be very sub kudued if i didn't like it. >> thinks i wanted to say. doing that part tharngs was the easy part. you'll always wrestle with it. >> you know the outcome. >> you can make it up. >> and "the walls of jericho" is now on sale. >>> sara is next. and tomorrow he's in the new series "masters of sex." that's next on "cbs this morning." hey guys, thanks for coming. are we in trouble? no, you're not in trouble. i just want to set some ground rules. like what? well, remember last week, when you hit vinnie in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was pretty graphic. too graphic for the kids. so i'm going to have to block you. nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you

we're doing a john grisham from his first book "a time to kill." it's a wonderful adaptation.e later in mississippi. so these characters and all are familiar to me. and i play the judge, judge noose. they wanted know look like a judge noose. we're having a lot of fun. it's my first time on broadway and enjoying it. >> elisabeth: do you get nervous? >> well, nervous is -- there is always a certain amount of tension in anything you do, which is good. i'm just having to get used to speaking to the back row. >> brian: right, couple of times a day soon, right? >> well, more than that. and preparation. we're in preparation right now. audiences are coming in. opening october 20. it's different kinds of muscles, but wonderful cast and a great story. i'm a gig fan. >> steve: if folks are coming to new york city, check it out. sad news yesterday, somebody you had worked with in the past, tom clancy, 66 years old, wrote "hunt for red october," which you starred in. >> well, that might be stretching it a little. >> brian: you were one of the stars. >> it was my favorite part, i guess. it

i marvel at friends of mine like john grisham who does a book in six months.would be very sub kudued if i didn't like it. >> thinks i wanted to say. doing that part tharngs was the easy part. you'll always wrestle with it. >> you know the outcome. >> you can make it up. >> and "the walls of jericho" is now on sale. >>> sara is next. and tomorrow he's in the new series "masters of sex." that's next on "cbs this morning." so, um, do you want to come up for a coffee? yeah. 'kay... uh... good. so... so, uh... you make yourself at home and i'll be... yeah. right back. sure. (gasp) oh, i th... i thought we were... (deep inhale) (coffee grinder whirring) ooh... with authentic expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. this is nice. >>> what's a sfek tack lar? >> it's a media attack. >> let dees that. >> they already did that. that's how we know that. >> i give it to the spectacular day. >> that's enough lauren. >> it will be even better than red bull's. >> you're literally saying adjective adjectives. >> w

i marvel at friends of mine like john grisham who does a book in six months. thought you must have been a badass in the courtroom. really. i would be very sub kudued if i didn't like it. >> thinks i wanted to say. doing that part tharngs was the easy part. you'll always wrestle with it. >> you know the outcome. >> you can make it up. >> and "the walls of jericho" is now on sale. >>> sara is look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> what's a sfek tack lar? >> it's a media attack. >> let dees that. >> they already did that. that's how we know that. >> i give it to the spectacular day. >> that's enough lauren. >> i

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. >> i cannot wait for a new book by john grisham, coming out on the 22nd, actually a sequel to "a timead 5 number one singles. she tied michael jackson. >> wow. so this is a little more mature katy perry. she won't be shooting fireworks out of her boobs anymore. >> roar has already been number one. >> yes, she performed it at the mtv movie awards. great song. nbc has a big, in two weeks from friday, the 25th, a couple of shows coming out. "grimm" is back and the premiere of dracula". >> i know. i'm excited for dracula. he has perfected that creepy sexy thing. it's from the executive producers of downton abbey so there's costumes and balls and forbidden romance. the walking dead only have zombies but grimm has zombies and mermaids and sewer gators. >> it's like sharknado. >> i know. >> fantastic. >> friday nights on nbc. one more. >> j.k.rowling, new book. october 29th. >> this is the hogwarts library. this is nothing new. you can't wave a magic stick and get awe new harry potter. this is a collection of the magical beasts and thing just repackaged. just another way to repackage and may

john grisham's first nonfiction title which reported on a murder case in oklahoma was on the bestseller's list that year as well as then-senator barack obama's book on national politics, "the audacity of hope." he appeared on booktv in the fall of 2006. >> i would like to start a conversation, and this brings me to, i guess, the larger point about what citizenship means and what are our obligations to each other and how cowe create a stronger link -- how do we create a stronger link between the decision making in washington and the daily experience of people's lives. and this is not just true in foreign policy. the same is true with respect to the economy. this week we saw the dow go over 12,000 points. if you're walking down wall street, the economy looks great. if you go to decatur, illinois, or galesburg, illinois, or we yore ya, illinois, the economy looks very different. and the reason is because the top 1% has seen their incomes rise about 500% over the last decade, and the average working stiff has seen their wages and salis flat right-hand. -- salaries flatlined. the top 1% is muc

. >> this fall marks booktv 15th anniversary and this weekend we look back at 2006 the john grisham first nonfiction title which report on a murder case in oklahoma was on the bestsellers list that year as well as then senator barack obama spoke on national politics, the audacity of hope. >> i would like to start a conversation and this brings me to against the larger point, about what citizenship means. and what obligations to each other. and how do we create a stronger link between the decision-making in washington and at the expense of peoples lies. is not just true in foreign politics. the same is true with respect to the economy. this week we saw that balko over 12,000 points. if you're walking down wall street, the economy looks great but if you go to decatur illinois or galesburg illinois or peoria, illinois, the economy looks very different to the reason is because the top 1% have seen their incomes rise by 500% over the last decade and the average working stiff is seen their wages flat line. the top 1% is much more likely to participate politically than the other 99%. so we've ha