well you to go talked to winslet about the project, here's that conversation. >> kate winslet, welcome to our program. >> thank you for having me. it is wonderful for me anyway, and for the general audience, i'm sure to see you playing one of the most illustrious war correspondents twentieth-centur y. >> this sort of start a little bit at the beginning before the very famous picture of her in hitler's bathtub. she wanted to go cover the british war effort, and she wasn't allowed right? she she first was able to go to the met to the women's the women's shelters in the uk, right? >> yes, she was she was initially after she had decided that being a war correspondent for british vogue in order to convey information to the female readers of british vogue she invented that job and initially she was, yes, she was given the task of going and photographing, as you say the women, the pilots, varying bombers between bases in the women's quarters at white walther, mit cetera, et cetera. but she was absolutely determined to go to the front line and women were not allowed they were not. lee was one

. >> kate winslet is here.is the coolest part of our day. we're still with this heat wave. day five. this afternoon. it still stays warm to hot. so looking at your highs today, 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. 81 in the city, 86 in oakland, 97 in san jose. but inland we're between 98 and 196. that high in santa rosa. it gets even hotter here over the weekend. dangerously hot saturday and sunday. we will break this heat wave tuesday of next week. reggie. >> hallelujah! another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find us on our news can always find us on our news >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: bensonhurst, brooklyn. that's our ray of shine block party in bensonhurst. demarco morgan is there to honor one woman with a sweet surprise. that is coming up. michael? >> michael: until then i am here with chuck hughes. co-owner and executive chef of a hot spot. you have a new cookbook out called chuck's home cooking. family favorite recipes from my kitchen to you

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. >> leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet star together, winning 11 academy awards, including best picturep up here. >> okay. ♪ you're here, there's nothing i fear ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm flying! >> king of the world! ♪ >> i guess we should get this movie marathon going. >> who wants popcorn? >> i do. >> bruiser. bruiser just fell out. >> yes. >> okay. >> wow, you guys. that was pretty epic. where's luke? luke. >> we have one real actor. >> we are happy. >> guys, that was super fun. >> how did you like your first "today" show halloween? >> it was unbelievable. i was told this is your super bowl. >> a lot of overacting. could have used some pointers. >> i love that was real perfume. >> it was. i'll be wearing that all day. >> guys, we are going to unpack all these halloween costumes in just a little bit. >> yes, and we're going to catch up with luke as well, and we'll put our movie knowledge to the test. like it's hard? ♪ some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san fran

but i think kate winslet and leo in different sides of the titanic. that's right and there was slavery but now we're also made aware and you see sort of the the degradation or the privilege is the point right. it's crazy mean we have done this sort of like fine grained tearing of the surface economy. think about the airport, you know, think i begin that chapter that that appears in imagining the jones is and the johnsons going to disney world and how from the moment they arrive at the airport to the moment they get to the amusement park, every aspect of their experiences the joneses have paid at every juncture to just glide through everything. and the johnsons are on long lines. i mean, if you go to an amusement park today, there are these people who while you're sweating in the sun, waiting hours for space mountain, are zooming the front because they've paid for some i think it's called the jeanie pass right. there was no jeanie pass when i was growing. and i think it is it one of the existence of this sort of tearing these sort of microclimates of e

people came over and votes boats -- >> kate winslet and leo were in different places. >> but we are made aware. the degradation or the privilege is the point. >> it's crazy. we've done this fine-grained tearing of the economy. think about the airport. i imagine the johnsons and the judge is going to disney. the moment they get to the amusement park, every aspect of their experiences different. the joneses have paid it every juncture to glide through everything and the johnsons wait in line. if you go to amusement park today there are people who while you're sweating in the sun waiting hours for space mountain go to the front because they paid someone. there was no pass when i was growing up. and i think it's one of those existence of this and microclimates of privilege that are potent engines of and be that explains the anger we are talking about.>> everyone has a take. everybody has an opinion on everything. >> i never had an opinion. >> i have read so many takes on taylor swift it's like we over analyze. but an exhausting array. before we get to questions, i wanted to have some hope. a

. >> kate winslet and leo were on different sides of the titanic. >> and there was slavery. now we are also made aware. the degradation, or the privilege is the point, right? >> it is crazy. we have done this sort of fine grained tearing of the service economy. think about the airport. i begin the chapter that passage appears in, imagining the joneses and the johnsons going to disney world, and how from the moment they arrive at the airport to the moment they get to the amusement park, every aspect of their experience is different. the joneses have paid at every juncture to just glide through everything, and the johnsons are on long lines. if you go to an amusement park today, there are these people who while you are sweating in the sun, waiting hours for space mountain, are zooming to the front because they paid for something, i think it is called the genie pass. there was no genie pass when i was growing up. i think it is the existence of this sort of tearing, these microclimates of exclusivity and privilege i think are really potent engines of envy that explain some of th