lady boss, a documentary by british director laura fairrie, re—examines collins�* feminist legacy.lections of her three daughters. its neon pink branding is as reminiscent of the �*80s as the bouffant hair and shoulder pads collins herself would sport. how long did it take to make the film? over a period of, like, 2.5 years. we meet in west london, the part of the world where jackie collins was born in 1937, and often returned to, despite her career in los angeles. what�*s interesting is that throughout her life, she was never really given the recognition that she deserved. she was called the queen of sleaze or you know, the author of the "bonkbuster" and kind of looked down upon a lot by critics. it's evil, really. what? the books that you | write, quite frankly. laughter. but that�*s to forget the fact that, you know, she sold over 500 million copies of her books and they were read by women all over the world and she made her brand of feminism accessible to millions of women. and she gave them the opportunity to imagine a different life for themselves. lady boss reveals that jack

i'm not everybody else. >> an unapologetic lady boss.died at a much greater rate than white americans. our next cnn hero is a pediatric surgeon who has built trust and brought testing and vaccinations to those in need in her hometown of philadelphia. >> african-americans were dying at a rate greater than any other group in philadelphia so i jumped in. we were intentional about getting black and brown communities the access and care they needed. those who are most vulnerable, they need to have the support. just seeing folks come out day in and day out, their presence says everything. >> yes, he's smiling! >> there was all this narrative, black people don't want the vaccine. but they were lined up. we had to earn the trust of the people. you know it's saving lives, the data shows it. i could not allow one additional life to be lost when i knew that i could do something about it. everything we did was for them, to make sure they can get the care they deserve. >> to date, dr. stanford's group has tested and vaccinated more than 75,000 people

here's a look at what made jackie collins the ultimate lady boss. >> an hour from now cnn will carryllins -- >> scandal, i'm not in the mood for blackmail. intrigue, if she wanted it dead, she was going to have to do it herself. and lots of steamy sex. fast, pure, exciting lust took over. >> that's hot stuff you write. [ laughter ] >> well, i like to entertain people. let's put it that way. >> jackie collins, author of 32 novels, more than half a billion copies sold. >> we all learn sex from you. >> i know. >> how do you feel about that? >> i write good sex. that's why. >> a self-styled brand of feminism filled her stories. strong and sexually empowered women. >> girls can do anything. that was her motto. >> reporter: the books drew from reality as collins hob-knobbed in hollywood. >> you will be reading about it. >> her hollywood life started in the shadow of her older sister joan. >> there was always an extra man hanging around, and she loved it. >> but jackie's own foray into acting fizzled. >> hello. >> would you like a drink? >> a first marriage to an abusive and drug-addicted m

they are the director and producer of "lady boss" the jay key jackie collins story.ng rod. what was it about her that made you want to tell her story? >> i'd be honest. i didn't know anything about she sold 500 books. very quickly, we started uncovering the real jackie story and just completely fell in love with her. >> what about you, laura? >> i knew jackie because i read her books as a teenager at school. they were passed around and she was basically my sex education. so i had a wonderful connection to her in the beginning and loved the idea of exploring who she was and looking behind the public persona, the shoulder pads and big hair and uncovering the moving and vulnerable story of jackie collins. >> and laura, jackie collins considered herself a feminist but critics often dismissed her and her books as quote sleazy. what is your take how jackie viewed and portrayed women? >> well, she was a complete trailblazer, of course. what was amazing about jackie, she took what she observed around her and her ininexperiens and put it in her book the from being a scarlet o

i'm not everybody else. >> an unapologetic lady boss.ht at 9:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> i'm fredericka whitfield. thank you so much for being with me today. "cnn newsroom" continues now with jim acosta. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim acosta in washington joined by wolf blitzer in surfside, florida at the scene attach deadly building collapse. this hour, the death toll in surfside is growing. overnight four more bodies were found along with human remains, bringing the death toll to nine, with more than 150 people still unaccounted for. the rescue and recovery process is tedious and slow-going. crews have been brought in from as far away as israel and mexico to assist. a trench has been dug through the rubble for better access. the mayor of surfside today calling what happened here a, quote, third world phenomenon. wolf blitzer i

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now the new cnn film "lady boss: the jackie collins story" explores the personal life of the 1985 iconthought if i like what they publish, maybe they'll like what i write. >> in those days, you have the big manuscript. i think it got picked up by the first publisher it got sent to. >> 400 pounds. 400 pounds she got for that first book. how do i remember that? anyway -- >> what was that "the call"? >> "the world is full of married men." >> chapter 1, claudia was in bed, she was a very beautiful girl and she knew it. and david knew it, so everyone was happy. >> and joining us now is jackie collins' daughter rory green. rory, thanks for being here, you were involved in the production of this film. what made you want to tell your mother's story now, and in this way? >> it felt really important to us, ana, thank you for having me on. it's lovely to be here. in the years after she died, she left extraordinary archives behind. we always say my mother lived in a very big house, there were lots of cupboards in the house. my sisters and i had no idea what was behind those cupboards. it was just

. >> now the new ceo film "lady boss" shows her building a hollywood empire.os of the '80s, that kind of became who she was. >> the most highly paid author in the united kingdom. >> girl, woman, she. it's another word for a chicken. a lady. >> sounds like -- >> can't wait to see it. joining us now is laura lieser, jackie collins' business manager and friend. i hope i pronounced your name correctly. did i? >> yes. >> you were so close to her, both working with her but also on a very personal level. she was pretty private herself. you knew the jackie collins that almost no one else did. what was she like in private? >> in private she was probably just as much fun as everybody saw. she was private in a sense that she didn't divulge much of her personal life, but she was so, so much fun and so bright and very much into her family. her family was number one to her. she was just a delight. >> jackie collins considered herself a feminist. there are critics who challenged that. tell us your view. >> definitely a feminist. she was ahead of her time. she was so pro wome

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the new cnn film "lady boss: the jackie collins story" explores the personal life of the 1980s icon. out i was a lesbian. she always wanted to know about my personal life, was i in a relationship, was i dating. >> susan preferred women. for the last three years she had been having a very satisfying affair with a producer's wife. >> i was in one relationship where i had a girlfriend in palm springs and i would come back and she would want explicit details about what i had done. >> they were naked, playing games. >> what did they look like. >> you show me yours, i'll show you mine. >> she wanted sort of the outer layer so that she could create the inner details, was sort of the sense i got. >> joining me right now, laura leiser, jackie collins' business manager and close friend. was that what it was like to be her friend, you had to kiss and tell? >> well, obviously as business manager i couldn't kiss and tell. in this documentary she is kissing and telling, because it's her own words. >> extraordinary words. i mean, people were riveted, what a page turner, one back after the next. so

. >>> quick programming note for you on the new cnn film "lady boss" it's all about jackie collins who wrote the book on sex, power and feminism. but her story has never been told this way and premieres sunday at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> all right, top of the hour. good to be with you. it's a major blow for them to protect voter rights. >> that vote is expected to happen in the 5:00 p.m. eastern hour but we do have breaking news. a shred of progress for democrats, moderate democrat joe manchin said he would vote with his party to open debate on the bill. cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju is here. how does this change things? >> reporter: well, what it means is that democrats will be unified in today's vote but it will still not change the outcome. this bill will be blocked by a republican filibuster. there are 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster. 50 democrat, 50 republicans and the vote can going to go down, we expect 50-50 but democrats have been furiously trying to win over joe manchin or to make the argument to voters in their view that repu

tune into lady boss tonight on cnn. take a look. >> hi, i'm jackie collins.female sexuality at the center of the world and people lost their minds. she is very shy and never really told us what she was writing. >> she wrote about strength and strong women. >> jackie was the first author to write about women who behaved like men. >> she broke ground for all us women. >> very controversial of. >> god forbid a woman should be writing about sex. >> i am not claiming to be a queenious. >> have a little taste, jackie. >> girls can do anything. >> that was her motto. >> she was the best. >> she was like a character from one of here books. >> of course, we all love that end line, justice for all females. but that's what you could be doing if you're cleaning with a used dishcloth, even after you've rinsed it. so, switch to a fresh sheet of bounty for a more hygienic clean. unlike used dishcloths that can carry and redistribute residue, bounty keeps your surfaces cleaner. because better hygiene begins with bounty. bounty, the quicker picker upper. at carvana, we treat

>> our colleague john berman had a chance to talk with the director and producer of lady boss jackieant to tell her story? >> firstly, as a producer, the fact that she sold 500 million box is incredibly appealing. you can swill be an audience. she had torment in her life and she dealt with it stoically. when we started digging into the personal story with the family we knew that we had to make this film. >> you have a little bit of a different take about why jackie collins was so important to you growing up. >> yeah. well, jackie collins was my sex education. her books were passed around at school and we would read them hidden under the desks. so i just had this wonderful connection to her from my teenage self. and i just loved the idea of exploring who she was in her story, you know, now, as an adult woman. so it was a wonderful opportunity. >> now i see where i went wrong. clearly, things may have gone differently if only i had known where to look for the guidance i so badly needed. jackie collins considered herself a feminist. critics dismiss it, sleaze sfwli was a word you heard

now "lady boss, the jackie collins story." they publish, maybe they'll like what i write. >> in those days, you had to send a big thick manuscript off. i think it got picked up by the first publisher that it got sent to. >> 400 pounds. 400 pounds she got for that first book. how did i remember that? anyway -- >> what was that book called? >> was it "the world is full of married men"? ♪ >> claudia was in bed. she was a very beautiful girl and she knew it. and david knew it. so everyone was happy. >> with me now is jackie collins' daughter tracy lerman. what was it like having the jackie collins as a mom? >> well, you know what, the three of us, both my sisters and i get asked that all the time. she was extraordinary, actually. she was many, many things. she was certainly different. that's for sure, you know, at school to pick us up in a 1965 mustang and a long fur coat. everybody would look at us and think, my goodness, who is that. is that your sister picking you up? yes, she was two very different people. you know, we grew up

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cnn films lady boss, the jackie collins story, airs sunday at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. and that's it for us today. thank you for joining "inside politics". join us back here on sunday for "inside politics sunday". i'll talk with the round table about the politics of the week. erica hill and chris cuomo pick up the breaking news right now. >> we're watching the rescue efforts in realtime in south florida. and the situation is very hard. and it is right now in a moment of even greater difficulty. as you can kind of see over my left shoulder, that haze is fire. they've been dealing with rolling pocket fires. why? because an entire building collapsed and the infrastructure along with it and everything in it. that means every kind of chemical in every unit. you know, dozens of units involved. cars, of course, power lines. fuel lines. water informal everything that is feeding one another in a cycle of incendiary incidents. you're seeing a fire that popped out of a low floor. it starts to burn in color. that means that's the fire actively eating through what the fuel is. event

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tomorrow night, be sure to catch an all-new cnn film, "lady boss: the jackie collins story."t sex, power, and feminism. here's a quick preview. >> hi. i'm jackie collins. i write novels. >> she put female sexuality at the center of the world and people lost their minds. >> she was very shy. i never really asked what she was writing, but she was always scribbling away. >> she wrote about strength and strong women. >> jackie was the first author to write about women who behaved like men. >> she broke ground for all of us women. >> so that quickly made her very controversial. >> god forbid a woman should be writing about sex. >> i'm not claiming to be a little genius. i'm claiming to be a terrific storyteller. >> whatever it takes, jackie? >> girls can do anything. >> girls can do anything. that was her motto. >> she was the boss. >> she was like a character from one of her books. >> of course, we all love that end line. justice for all female. mmm, licorice records. wonka, digital workflows for it tell us this machine needs updating... kids don't really have records anymore...

we should say the documentary is called lady boss. headlines coming up. night of twists and turns. good morning. some of us will see some sunshine today but for most it is going to be fairly cloudy with some rain. the heaviest will be across scotland and northern ireland. all of the details later in the programme. it's thursday 24th june. our top story. the travel industry is urging the government to add more countries to the list of destinations that don't require people to quarantine when they return. the "green list" for england is set to be updated today. there's been some speculation that malta could be added, along with the spanish islands ibiza, majorca and minorca. here's our transport correspondent caroline davies. save travel! the travel industry is frustrated and nervous. protesting yesterday around the country, the people whose jobs rely on international travel reopening. they want more countries on the green list and more financial support from the government. we don't want to be sitting idle, we want to be back at work, taking people on holi

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the story about a month later in the boss or post examiner and a lady came out and said there was an actual discharge kind of expose the fact that he hadn't been entirely truthful at the public. and that was when a lot of people started asking questions about why we weren't being given the whole truth accidental discharge, excuse me. he was tell him to jump and he does have a paid puppet. he's a liar. there is no conspiracy between the f b i between l e m p d and the m g m. nobody is attempting to hide in the story when you try to hide it. conspiracy theory stick breeds people saying, why is eli and he's a liar, the covering this up becoming that if there was a conspiracy, it was conspiracy to cover up negligence and competence. one of the storage, the title was jo lombardo ally and competent, both the word and competence has been brought forward. and i am absolutely offended with that characterization shut down. all the press conferences shot the out of the information and the story just started to go away. and then shortly after that you get the radio encryption where the public's

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah, grow up! -no! daily social distancing show. is new york times best selling author ashley c ford. she is here to talk about her new memoir about her childhood and the trauma of growing up with an incarcerated parent. ashley c ford, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thank you so much for having me. it's my pleasure. >> you are so many people's favorite writer. some people know from you twitter but now many more people know you from your book that is a new york times best seller. somebody's daughter. and it is not just new york times best seller but new york times best seller that has a really prominent fan by the name of oprah winfrey. what is more impressive? being pub will bed and being a new york times best seller or having oprah as a fan of the book. >> oh, you trying to get me in trouble. >> honestly, let's talk about just personally, okay. i knew who oprah was before i knew what "the new york times" was. >> okay. >> and so got to say in my heart it means a lot that oprah is on board. >> i can imagine. i mean i

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no!ntry this weekend at sonoma raceway. it's been more than 7 hyundais since some of the best race cars zipped around the course. >> reporter: the roar of the engines and live crowd are back this weekend when nascar returns to sonoma raceway for the first time in nearly two years. >> you guys happy to be back? ? . >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: so too will jill gregory. >> nascar's been away for 714 days, if anyone's counting, so we couldn't be more thrilled to be back. >> reporter: the track has been given the green light to have fans in the stands. it's a limited number, but with more than 15,000 people allowed, the sport will be the largest in the bay area since the start of the pandemic. there will be cashless transactions. >> we don't want to put any untu stress on our local community. we have all the things in place. all the protocols in place. >> reporter: racing fans have been feeling good. this has been a long time coming. >> we miss the race. >> missing it for a year makes it more ex

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no!stralia's olympic softball team is in japan, one of the first to arrive for the games. in the meantime, organizers are under mounting pressure with polls in japan showing the majority of people want the olympics delayed again or canceled because of the pandemic. a state of emergency in tokyo, osaka and other areas has been extended to june 20th as covid cases continue to strain japan's medical system. we'll see what happens there. >>> a san francisco man has just returned an overdue item. he checked out a bob dylan album "self-portrait", from his middle school library. he was an eighth grader in ohio at the time in 1973. he sent it back with a note with a check. he said as a recent retiree, i'm turning my attention to some of the vignettes in my life that i have neglected these many, many years. >>> we're adding another newscast to give you more of the local news you want. and nightly news is moving to a new time period. this starts on monday. follow along. we have a new lineup. 5:00 p

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no!is unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> welcome back at 5:57 right now. we are continuing to monitor this earthquake that hit about 5:15 this morning, a 3.6 magnitude earthquake in the alum rock area of san jose. about six miles from the east foothills. but we're getting reports of people feeling it along santa teresa, all areas of san jose which makes sense since it was so close to that focal point there. no reports of damage or injuries so far. a lot of folks waking up along the evergreen area and the country club area. certainly being jolted by the 3.6, initial reports it was a 4.1 the usgs downgraded the strength of that. we're just monitoring what's going on. it is quite the way to wake up in the morning. >> we will continue to follow that all morning. we have kris sanchez in downtown santhat. new developments in the deadly shooting at a fire station. it happened tuesd

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no!a new report to share with you revealing a growing number of latinos in america encountering police brutality. unidos u.s. finds between 2014 and today more than 2,600 latinos were killed by police or died in police custody, among them, adam toledo of chicago, his killing caught on camera. he was shot by police despite his hands being in the air. he would have turned 14 last week. joining me, nicole gonzalez van cleave, professor at brown university. and carmen perez, we may have you too. i promise to come to you, fantastic. nicole, in chicago police kill latinos at almost seven times the rate of whites. >> they are racialized as well. for some in the latino community, there was a discrepancy. people were blaming adam toledo's family, but they weren't blaming the chicago police for the shooting. and so i think there is latino racism. and it is adjacent to black racism and it is just as deadly and is just as violent. >> i want to talk a little bit more about that. but carmen, your nonpr

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no!ncilman keith bryan, stood accused of a vicious crime. her tight circle of friends drifted away, but not everyone in town believed she was a killer. >> i don't believe that becky bryan shot keith bryan. >> gary james is a friend of a friend of the bryans and a prominent oklahoma defense attorney. he said the case against his client, becky, didn't add up. >> you believe an innocent woman is sitting behind bars? >> sure, sure. she had a lot of bad circumstances, but i do believe somebody shot keith and ran from that house. >> her attorney said there was a rush to judgment against becky, and as a result the state just didn't have the proof to back up the charge. >> i do believe that law enforcement agencies in this day and age have the ability to do a lot of things that were not done in this case. i don't believe they ever looked for anyone, which was a huge part of our defense. >> he's in a little itty-bitty pickup, okay. he's going down my street. >> you know becky probably better than

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no!ty winner was sentenced to prison for leaking classified documents. it was this 25-year-old who first exposed detailed evidence of russian interference in the 2016 election. she printed out classified u.s. intelligence documents before mailing them to investigative news outlet the intercept. full disclosure, as some of you may know, i used to work for the intercept. i was there around that time. however, i was not involved in that story whatsoever. after the story was published, though, the leak was traced back to reality winner. she was denied entail sentenced to more than five years, five years in federal prison, where she remains today. it was the longest sentence ever imposed by a federal court in this country for the unauthorized release of government information to the media. so, should president biden now pardon her? joining me is reality's mother, and reality's sifrt, brittany winner. thank you both for joining me on the show tonight. billie, can i start with you? how is realit

lady exec to the top floor. going up? wait a second. bosses wait for no one. ah grow up! -no! >>> welcome back. most of the state. it spells bad news for crops, california farm bureau calling this the worst case scenario. scott cohn has more on the drought and how it won't just affect people. scott, talks through what is happening there. >> reporter: it is a really serious situation. and we're early in the season of course. i want to show you this is lexington resreservoir, and it serves 2 million people. and that is 25% of capacity. the water should be up to about the tree lines in the best of all possible worlds and it is not. so they are looking at the potential, right now there are voluntary conservation measures. we could see start seeing mandatory measures and fines. and then there is the issue of the crops because this is a state that supplies much of nation's fruits, vegetables, livestock, dairy. and we're already hearing about farmers selling off livestock and things like that, and that could later on lead it higher food prices. but there is also a more immediate of the things that i w

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stories this all. christians, prime minister, boss johnson has told g 7 lead in the world must learn from the mistakes of pandemic, and never repeat. well ladies meeting himself with england are expected to announce the total of $1000000000.00 for poor country. molly's crew leader has named a new cabinet, was sworn in as interim president just days ago. after forcing out the previous transitional leader. it was the 2nd quarter orchestrated in just 9 months. misty international says the us and mexico forcibly returning tens of thousands of unaccompanied children to countries. they fled from and report it says the u. s. is denying some unaccompanied mind is arising on the southern border prop, the screening for protection deforestation in brazil's amazon rain forest rose for the 3rd consecutive month in may, brazil's national space research institute says, well, the 2 and a half 1000 square kilometers were destroyed. that's about 3 times the size of new york city. the land was used for capital rounds, his farms and logging president, jaya bolton, otto, had pledged at an early day, so much in april to double funding for environmental enforcement.

reminder of stories for him is prime minister boss johnson has told g 7. lead is the world must learn from the mistakes of the pandemic and never repeat them. well ladies meeting in southwest, england are expected to announce a total of $1000000000.00 doses for poor countries. people have gathered occupied eastern for them to show support for palestinian families, facing, forced displacement issued led to an escalation last month. and 2 and 11 day conflict between hamas and his royal international says the us and mexico for simply returning tens of thousands of unaccompanied children to countries. they fled from and report it says the u. s. is denying some unaccompanied bond is arriving on its southern border pop a screening for protection. in molly, as in many other african countries, only a fraction of the vaccines promised had actually been delivered the scientists there say they have a solution to get shots into alms quicker. nicholas. hark reports from bama cole. in war torn molly, there is a silent killer cove in 1. 19. the country is running out of vac scenes and people are dying. in march molly received only 396000 vaccines for 14000000 people.

bosses, developing technologies is expensive and will take time. a major challenge for developing nations while trying to find a balance between conservation and growth. ladies, i will as the theda pool, we argentina fill ahead on al jazeera and the pressure is on the wells and limpid champions bar. we'll have the details coming up later in a the who's with me. ah ah ah ah, it's time for the sport, his barbara marlene, thank you so much. defending champions, portugal have been knocked out of the european championship. belgium had beaten them, one knell to advance into the quarter finals. portugal had plenty of chances in seville. christiana rinaldo, with this free taken the 1st half here was the only goal of the game came just before the break. talk in math or putting the world's top rank team ahead. portugal continue to press in the 2nd half, but it finished. one mill, belgium will phase italy in the last day that much is on friday in munich. we never lost concentration on the way that portugal tried to victory until the last 2nd. i'm probably this is give me an encouraging satisfaction because this is what a winning team needs. we all know the talon on the

bosses. developing technologies is expensive and will take time. a major challenge for developing nations quite trying to find a balance between conservation and growth. ladies, i will as the theda who we are jan tina still head on al jazeera and for a goal keeping how look at the euro's didn't call spain a place in the quarter final the brought to you by accenture, that there be change the news news news with me ah beauty by extension let there be change. oh, i welcome back. a lot of noise coming from the sports desk is andy to tell us why damon told him, and so far, i think it's safe to say spain of just about all the better occurring. she reached the quarter finals of footballs, european sham, chip, spain, winning $53.00, after extra time. take a look at this night, ma'am. i'm going to spanish keep an eye sim on that kicks off the drama and copenhagen, a back pass. somehow of a to use foot and back gave croatia. the lead by know, got back on thursday for half time, thanks to publish sarabia. and then in the 2nd half when my friend saw it, 31 spain looked set for a pretty comfortable win. but welcome, fondness, croatia, we're quite done too late. goals lev