i love it. >> why julianna returned to tv?s not for the sexy red wig or even the spectacular wardrobe, though those are big bonuses. no, julianna actually loves the chance to play a self-obsessed, deliciously evil fashion magazine editor. >> something you haven't thought about, all of those years being screwed over because we wanted to sit at the table with the big boys. >> "dietland" takes a look at culture's obsession with weight and beauty. >> 250 pounds, beautiful, smart, i thought, i can play that. >> now, what's really cool is julianna has kind of taken joy under her wing. call it her way of paying it forward after this guy taught her a thing or two about surviving hollywood. is there one thing that george taught you that you've used throughout your career that's stayed with you? >> oh, yeah. we're on a set with 100 crew members every day, so if you're late, that means they don't get to go home to their family. that was the first thing i watched him teach everyone. it's important to respect and love your crew. >> amen to

everyone please welcome julianna margulies!k fantastic, pal. welcome back. how is everything? >> i love your cookbook, yes. sorry. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. he's the best. >> yeah, it's all about the food. >> jimmy: he is, yeah. he's -- he knows his stuff. >> i know. >> jimmy: you got to get his other book, "the creative quest." you know that one? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, that's the one you've got to get. yeah. that's the new jam. >> but i keep up on the food stuff because now i have time to cook. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] for doing a show called "diet land." and now you're doing -- >> yes. >> jimmy: you have time to cook. interesting, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how are you doing? how's the family? how's everybody? >> the family's good, really good. i don't remember the last time i was on your show. >> jimmy: yeah, probably a a couple of years ago. >> it was a couple of years ago. >> jimmy: two or three? yeah? >> it might have been three because my kid is 10 now. >> jimmy: is he 10? >> yeah. >> jimmy: is it kiran? >> kiran, yeah.

from the new show "dietland," julianna margulies is here. >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love her. >> steve: she's fantastic. >> jimmy: plus this guy's one of the best baseball players on the planet. from the new york yankees, giancarlo stanton is stopping by! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a beast man. >> steve: he's big. he's smooth. >> jimmy: he's the best. and he's one of the best magicians out there. dan white is back on the show. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: dan white. [ cheers and applause ] magician, illusionist, whatever you want to call him, he's unbelievable. he has a show here at the nomad hotel. and it's -- dude it is -- have you been yet? >> steve: not yet. i'm going. >> jimmy: it's freaky, dude. quest, you've seen it, right? >> questlove: yeah, a couple of times. >> jimmy: he's unbelievable, you've got to go. it's like a small setting. it's really hard to get tickets. you probably couldn't get tickets. >> steve: i can't get tickets. [ light laughter ] i tried. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: i mean you said

it's julianna.football in college and i can't wait to cheer you on in the nfl. good luck. bye. >> making it look so easy. well, julianna and her mom kathleen are joining us now from houston, texas. good morning, you two. how are you? >> good morning. how are you? >> we are great. you know, julianna, i want to start with you. why did you make this video for shaquem? >> i wanted to wish him luck in the nfl draft. >> and while your luck paid off for him because he was picked in the draft by the seattle seahawks, and a million people have watched this video of you sending him that message doing that flip. what does that mean to you? >> i was really happy for him and i did not think that would have that many views. >> it has. i can only imagine how proud you are of your beloved daughter. just talk about how shaquem has helped her and inspired her. >> he's extremely inspiring to lots of kids that have different types of conditions. he shows that there's no limit takes to anything you can do, anything you

julianna goldman is at the white house, julianna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the treasury's idea of an independent agency of political appointees. now, new details into the special counsel's investigation, and show how michael cohen, who did not get a job in the trump administration, was trying to keep a foot in the door. >> that's the decision of an independent company and has nothing to do with the white house. >> the white house tried to distance itself from the latest chapter in the unfolding saga surrounding michael cohen who, in late 2017, was apparently marketing himself as a conduit into the new administration. a source at novartis tells cbs news cohen approached the company 18 months ago, promising that he could advise it on how to get access to mr. trump's team. novartis said it paid the company cohen set up in the fall of 2016. met with him once, but still paid cohen close to $1 million because they were under contract. he was also paid by at&t and korea aerospace. all three major corporations with business before the government. in an e-mail to emp

is julianna. president trump, i would like to [indiscernible] -- the problem back home. would you be kind enough to [indiscernible] -- houston will you be visiting nigeria question -- how soon will you be visiting nigeria? trump: i hear from the standpoint of beauty there is no country more youthful. visit.uld like to the first part of your question, could not hear you said. go ahead. >> helicopters. president trump: helicopters. we love helicopters. he like someone tonight too. they are buying helicopters. >> how soon? pres. trump: very soon. we're getting it approved. in the promos you are not allowed to buy helicopters in our country, but now you can. i work at out. they were not allowed to buy helicopters in our country for reasons that frankly were not very good reasons. but now they get them and they get them very quickly. we make the best military equipment in the world. our friends can now buy that equipment. mr. president? do you have a question for the president? for president is trump. of theion is one problems nigeria has presented [indiscernible] -- to what

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- julianna margulies, giancarlo stanton, magician, dan white, andeaturing the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 880! >> steve: and now, here he is,

. >> just as julianna linton, 12 year old cheerleader who can double as president of the shaquiem griffin fan club. >> i do competitive cheer with one hand. he does professional football with one hand. >> does it feel that way. if he can do it. you can diet. >> i can do it. >> or a soccer player in florida. both girls were born with the same condition, amniotic band syndrome as shaquiem. >> this is just really amazing. and he pushed so hard to be where he is now. it inspires me to never, ever, stop. no matter how many times i am told to. >> and beth now share something else. a new favorite football player. >> jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the "overnight news" for tuesday. for some of you the news continues. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. hundred of central american migrants remain penned up on the mexico side of the u.s. border. stuck in a no-man's land between teen juan na and san diego. the so-called might ranlt care strain made a 2,000 mile trek up the spine of central america. and despite warnings, that they went be allowed into the united state

. >> reporter: just ask julianna linton, a cheerleader from texas double as president of the shaquemb. he i do competitive cheer with one hand, and he does professional football with one hand. >> reporter: does it feel that tey for you, if he can do it... >> i can do it. >> reporter: or annika emmert, a soccer player in st. augustine florida. both girls were born with the same condition, amniotic band syndrome, as shaquem. >> reporter: and both now share something else: a new favorite football player. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. a programming note, margaret brennan appears tonight on "the late show with stephen colbert." she might have some news. i'm jeff glor. good night. we'll see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org climbing.. a repeal is now >>> kpix5 news begins with the chance to roll back the gas tax as prices keep climbing, a repeal now cruising towards the november ballot. critics of that gas tax hike say they have enough signatures to put the question before vo

julianna goldman is at the white house where the first lady's announcement came with some controversy reporter: 16 months into her husband's drama filled presidency, mrs. trump is trying to carve out a legacy of her own. focusing on children's well being and issues like cyber bullying, even if some of that runs count er to her husband's own behavior. >> i believe we should drive to provide kids with the cools they need to cultivate their social and emotional health. >> reporter: with her husband in the first row, melania unveiled her platform to tackle childhood well being and including opoid abuse and negative behavior on social media. >> it's our responsibility as adults to educate and remind them when they're using their voices, whether verbally or online, they must choose their words wisely and speak with respect and compassion. >> reporter: just hours before the event, the president used twitter to single out two fbi agents by name. he called the mueller investigation a phony witch hunt and accused former secretary of state john kerry of illegal activity. >> i do believe the chil

interview julianna said that trump knew about payments to daniels after an alleged affair in two thousand and six from previously denied knowledge of the hush money. will be no regard during the day. you'll get back great great guy but what he does build the bridge dead. at least six people have drowned and eleven more are missing after extreme flooding in kenya aid groups are warning that flaunts could spread colora and malaria severe rains which triggered the floods follow septal seasons of drought in the country. a volcanic eruption in hawaii has forced one thousand seven hundred people to be evacuated from their homes lava flows are threatening residential areas close to killer whale one of the most active volcanoes in the world after set up to thursday afternoon local time the governor of hawaii has declared a state of emergency. and u.k. coord has ruled that human rights campaigners can proceed with a legal case aimed at stopping british arms sales to saudi arabia the campaign against armed strayed says british weapons have been used in violation of international law the war in yeme