i remember thinking i was like julia roberts in "pretty woman." >> he'd been through so much.terious accident at sea. >> he went under, and when he came up, he said he no longer saw his wife. >> he was just hysterical. >> they were never able to find her. >> it was a heart-wrenching story. so why then were so many people so suspicious? >> no one knows exactly what happened on that boat. >> an accident? or a disappearance? >> you thought, what? ea she faked her death? >> or maybe a murder? >> there's no way. absolutely no way. >> i felt like the police were just trying to frame an innocent man. >> now, she would be the one to unravel it all. >> i thought, i could do this. >> in a dangerous undercover operation. >> tell them everything. >> what? >> my heartbeat was going so fast. i said, "you need to tell me the truth." >> welcome to "dateline." they were a good looking couple with an expanding family and a booming business. but when he whisked her away on a birthday boat cruise, disaster struck and pegye was gone. was it an accident or something perhaps more sinister? here's jo

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. >> denzel washington, julia roberts comes in number 6. >> everyone on that list i like generally.political views, though, it ruins it for me. it's like i can't have the same experience with the actor. >> 93% on twitter, 88% on instagram, mary ann rafferty. will smith, kevin hart, keanu reeves,brad pitt. >> brad pitt, you already said it. >> matt finn? >> you always fear of getting aged out in hollywood, and here they're 40-plus, so i think that's a nice contradiction here. who would you like to see the new streaming series if the responses had been much different? this is what people want to see in a classic movie theater. >> if you go to the movies, you want the big thing, right, you want the "top gun" maverick thing. not to be too political in their work, to carl's point. older actors make movies that aren't full of trash. michael irwin, the newer stars try to shove the wokeness down our throats and it's not enjoyable. it goes ryan reynolds, adam sandler, gerald ford, morgan freeman. chris hemsworth joins the to but autoreader blackcomb are coming to get your rubix when you have

we may have julia roberts ' ex-spouse . >> she has got this one too. >> amanda ? >> i'm going to the pop-culture people . >> you already know the lineup then . >> lyle lovett ? >> i cannot confirm or deny with certainty until 10:00 a.m., but you might be getting warm. >> we also have a blues artist with a club in chicago called legends and he's on his farewell tour . he is 86 years old and a blues legend . >> i don't know who that is and i may need to refer to the 10:00 a.m. lineup release for that one . bob, thank you . >> it took some bribing. >> stern grove on >>> thanks for being with us this morning. remember, you can watch us on kb cw 44 and are streaming service, cbs news bay area. >>> we have the best of bay area playoff deals and meals even if you can't make the drive to sacramento for game five. by the way, darren had a good guess. >> buddy guy? >> i will see you then. >> if

i think about the the julia roberts movie with julia stiles and some of those you know at i don't remember if they were well, so i did it was a similar wellesley smith, you know, they were getting married. that was what they were there for to get their mrs. and then it became who was going to be the ceo or on her own first company and then she said so now, you know, it's which of you will achieve your personal dream not societies, but your dream and she said and one day in this audience, you know one day you may be listening to another presidential spouse and i wish him well and that of course just got the standing ovation, but it was you know, everything i think everybody says fantastic so that brings go ahead tammy. i just saying and just kind of they're just a couple of quick notes. when is that when she finishes she says may your may your future be worthy of your dreams? supposed to reinforce that idea of not society's dreams, but your own personal dreams, and i thought that was a really nice closing but one of the other things that i really enjoyed about this speech and honestly, ever

. >> did i read that julia roberts was first attached to this role?colleagues and peers know about this, i had to get in there and go hard core, and it worked. >> hot tip. >> yeah. i think we have a clip. >> do we have a clip let's roll the clip. >> o we'll just show the baby seal >> we should probably get going. bailey >> is there someone here i thought i heard you talking to someone outside. >> i was just taking out the recycling, and i ran into mrs. hahn is there something you want to talk about >> nope. >> teen angst all over the show. >> right there. >> she's incredible. >> you have three teenagers. >> yeah. >> now, obviously, i'm sure your teens are different, but did you draw on that teen mom instinct >> i'm familiar. i mean, my teens are pretty great, so i can't really go into their mind. it is that same -- it is a different -- >> it is a different scenario. >> different scenario, different friction but i am familiar with being deeply embarrassing, yes. >> one thing i do love this kid was on her phone. one thing we want to emulate you are doin

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you have julia robert, the animated version.ne baker. lot of her performances me and the director looked at. she's so expressive with saying her words. that was the challenge. >> let's give everyone a look. i don't understand you. what are you saying? >> what she's saying is, i saved the day. >> you saved half of the day. >> i did a pretty good job of it. >> it's not like you are any help at all. >> i'm peter pan. i don't ever need help. >> magical fairy. you fly. >> we talk so often about how much representation matters. i think that's also so crucial when you look at dolls. you have not just one, but two barbie dolls. what was your first reaction when you first saw that? >> for some reason it didn't click that there would be a tinkerbell doll. i was so surprised. i thought people were sending fan art when my team sent it to me. i was like, that's cool. my favorite sentence i never thought i'd hear was, hey, yara, we used your last doll as a reference for this one. that is crazy. >> yeah. >> i said forget my diploma. put that o

everywhere the star promised to take revenge on pete, julia roberts loves to knit and takes needleworksion, to julia’s question what is happening, she was answered that she infected everyone and now everyone wants to learn. roberts is immediately excited. she began to give advice until someone burst out laughing. it turned out that spice yarn was bought by tom hanks for everyone and offered to play a star, they say everyone had fun not boring jokes for you. well, now, no joke, see you. next saturday, let's chat. well, no joke, if here he is playing on the shell in front of passers-by. pediatric cardiologist wins annual trumpet competition the sea shell move traditionally takes place on the american island of quest in this art, not only powerful lungs are important, but also ingenuity, some make holes, like others perform on a flute, the priests evaluate the quality of the melody, the duration of the sound, the volume of the game, the volume to deafen the audience of the contestants, it turns out best andrey petrov communicates without a sea shell. andrey hello. good morning studio. goo

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jessica: este es el hotel de donde sale julia roberts en la pelÍcula donde se va de shopping.cisiÓn de ellos y los que ellos piensan hay que valorarlo. satcha: flavia, tÚ estÁs del otro lado. eres mÁs estricta. quÉ piensas de este estilo de mÁs flexible? flavia: en mi caso, por ejemplo, mis hijos para ganarse cosas que quieren como televisor, tablet, tienen que cumplir sus actividades extracurriculares, ordenar su habitaciÓn, su cama. ayudarme a mÍ con los quehaceres del hogar, pero no quita que los quiera, que tengamos momentos para jugar y esas cosas. para mÍ, es mejor un estilo de vida flexible para que el dÍa de maÑana puedan ser mÁs liberales ellos, tengan mÁs libertad en sus vidas. karla: un estilo de crianza mÁs estricto quiere decir. alan: exacto. a mi me podrÍan hacer muchas cosas de chamaco. uno con la cabeza libre se vuelve muy travieso. dicen que los abuelos estÁn aquÍ no para criar, sino para consentir. estamos con la voz de la experiencia. karla: estÁ levantando la mano. alan: quÉ le dirÍas a los padres y madres flexibles? cuÉntanos. >> bueno, yo pienso que el qu

think the hulu decision will is a complicated one it will be negotiated between brian roberts and bob iger >> julia> let's get back to the markets. one-third of the s&p 500, set to be working this week we want to bring in gabriela you say that the economy is weaker than it seems from the numbers most people are looking at >> i do think that we're in this world that we've unwound the zero interest rate policy, the liquidity flush we have for 15 years. there's a lot of dispersion debeneath the surface. that's true in asset sectors and regions. we look at the economy on thursday, we get first quarter gdp. we expect it to look strong, over 2.5%. we'll see weakness in manufacturing, housing and resilience within services and consumption, for now we think the rolling impact of higher rates should be felt in the quarters ahead and specifically, through a weakening in the jobs market, which ultimately, can pass con su con ssumption and services. >> what does that mean for the markets? >> for the markets, that's opposite the first quarter earnings season might mark a low for earnings for us, that doesn't ma