well, my son, alfie, worked on the film and he's a camera assistant and he was here with lesley, hison't know whether they're here or not, but... and he had worked on the movie, you know, when he heard he was having a son so it's ozzy and his middle name is winston, yeah. and you proposed to your wife who is standing beside you here — congratulations to you — while you were in costume, is that right? yeah, it was on the set and we had talked about it, and ijust got the urge, so i dragged her off to the map room, as you do, when you're running a war and said, would you marry me? she said yes. i didn't do it in the winston voice, but i said, would you marry me? she said yes and then they said, gary, we need you on the set and i left her with it. and i've got my boys here, charlie and gulliver here, so it's been great and it's lovely that lesley and alfie came out too, so it's been a realfamily bash. homes across the uk are still facing water supply problems with thousands of people in wales and south—east england urged to use as little as possible. water companies say a rapid thaw afte

i am lesley brinkley, abc 7 news. >> you can track the storm on the go with our abc 7 news app. we upgraded the app so you can customize the forecast or where ever you are. >>> abc 7 news presents a rally in the south bay tonight where people were protesting i.c.e. operations. hundreds of agents took place in northern california. that's throughout the latino community. we have the story from san jose. >> reporter: a call to help each other and not panic. earlier this week, people spotted numerous white vans with tinted windows driving slowly through the target parking lot. a government license plate from the department of homeland security confirmed their fear that i.c.e. was there. the area cleared out. >> we saw seven or eight hours where the streets were empty and nobody were walking around and business was down significantly. >> reporter: the rapid response network of santa clara have received 400 calls of people who witnessed or heard of i.c.e. activities and the network says at least nine people were arrested. >> advocates are reminding people of their rights. >> you have

a number of students from parkland, e iing lesley shu, who graduated from stoneman douglas. how is the march going so far? >> it's going great. i've never felt so empowered in my life. >> what do you think the family of stoneman douglas is feeling today just over a month since that horrific strategy? >> a lot of sorrow. a lot of pride. a lot of pride for our town. it's important to remember, this is not just in parkland. it is in every community, especially those of color. but they've not been given the platform and we are lifting them up. this is not just parkland. >> not just about school shootings you've been saying. this is about gun violence in general. >> yes, it's not just about school, it's not just about movie theaters. it's about people's homes, people's streets, everywhere. >> have you been in touch with your fillo former students and current students from stoneman? >> every day. >> are they happy with the way things are going today? >> yes. every day, i talk to my friends and we are so proud to be part of this movement. this is not a moment, this is a movement. >

att.com/internet >> stahl: i'm lesley stahl.on of "60 minutes," including our story about these beautiful and healthy horses. they may look like any other horses, but they're not. they're clones. how could that be, and why? that story coming right up, on a special edition of "60 minutes." captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> for 133 years, a colossal statue of general robert e. lee towered over a traffic circle near downtown new orleans. until last may, when, to the cheers and jeers of onlookers, the confederacy's most celebrated military hero was hoisted off its pedestal. >> really, what these monuments were, were a lie. >> cooper: a lie in what sense? >> well, in the sense that-- that robert e. lee was used as an example, to send a message to the rest of the country, and to all the people that lived here, that the confederacy was a noble cause. and that's just not true. >> cooper: th

this year's team is looking to change all of that and lesley has got the highlights of today's game. yeah. the last year the 19 ntt and 15 record. they're 20 and 12 taking on purdue in the big 10 semifinals. carr drives to the basket hits the floater to give the lions a three-point lead. second half nitti lions down 15, stevens gets the ball, two defenders and scores. cut that lead to 13. then later in the game she gardener drives makes the basket and is fouled but it's not enough so penn state's season comes to an end. 77 is the final but they did finish the season at 21 and 13 and beat ohio state three times. they'ave to wait until next sunday to see if they're going to go to the big dance but here's hoping. news" a dangerous chase here. a leads police through montgomery county after they say he shot two people. how officers managed to catch up to the suspect. >>> plus, breast cancer awareness. we're going to take you to the kimmel center where the philly pops partnered with the susan g. komen foundation for a one of a kind event. firefighter. why new york city first responders are

republican strategists lesley sanchez says that presents significant challenges. but running once usually means running again. >> it is important for these women whether they are on the left or the right to get that campaign experience. >> i think that women feel like it's time for us to have a seat at the table and we are ready to be the adults in the room. >> could you make history. >> i would be honored to be the first, it is more important that i'm not the last. >> the first political test for ortiz and flecher comes tuesday in the texas primary. meg oliver, cbs news, dallas. >> quijano: when we return, lights, camera, auction, some major pieces of hollywood history are going up for sale. >> quijano: we end on this oscar's night at the movies, hundreds of pieces of hollywood history are going up for auction this week in los angeles and online. jamie yuccas shows us what is for sale. >> few can forget the terror when cloaned dinosaurs went on a rampage in a theme park. steven spielberg's jurassic park was released in 1993 and has since unearned more than 1 bill

lesley stahl. bill whitaker. >> stephen: and i'm teach stephen.y interview of anderson cooper's interview of stormy daniels. ms. daniels, thank you for sitting with me today. i respect anderson cooper but i believe he left important questions unasked. do you agree? >> of course. >> stephen: first and obviously this is a delicate sufnlgt do you have pictures of the president's -- shall we say executive branch? >> yes. >> stephen: all right, okay. and does it look like either one of these images -- a decorative gourd or a circusnu

mainstream media won't mention the gruesome way our meat and eggs are produced but those still ads and lesleytelling you how awesome me that is or try our fluffy egg with the bacon milkshake next to it or whether like. all kinds of crap there just adds constantly but those ads don't mention the world health organization says processed meats can cause cancer or high blood pressure or our disease but that shouldn't be surprising why do you think about donald hamburger doesn't decompose. the one over here is whole made three weeks old that's a mcdonald's one three weeks old it doesn't rot because bacteria and microorganisms think to themselves not even. ghastlier what. you. give me up here give me a nice old fresh dog turd in the middle of the yard yes i will eat that but i'm not touching a goddamn burger i don't know what's in there eating tortured farmed meat doesn't even make logical sense to most people who do it like if you saw someone a bird trapped in oil spill most people want to stay fit all right we want to help but want to want to break out the dawn soap and shine that mallards forehe

hard i'm joined now by andre lesley he is an australian journalist and a former international cricketer for germany he joins me from sydney now i'm very good to see you we appreciate you getting up i know it's early in the morning there i have to ask you do you play cricket yourself how shocking is this scandal to. well i think the actual act itself out on the field the tampering with a cricket ball i put it in the same category as sledging manasse comments that go back and forth in cricket or intimidating umpires it's shop practice no one in australia wants to call it cheating as such but it is outside the laws of the game and it's certainly outside the spirit of the game i think what makes this shocking to us here in australia is the back story a strain here is had a very ill tempered two are of south africa and that that's been ongoing for for various reasons and the astride in tame itself has a very strange backstory when it comes to maintaining the spirit of the game they have regularly accused other sides of not doing good enough and not playing fair enough and then they go ahead

mainstream media won't mention the gruesome way our meat and eggs are produced but those still ads and lesleytelling you how awesome me that is or try our fluffy egg with the bacon milkshake next to it or whether like. all kinds of crab there just adds constantly but those ads don't mention the world health organization says process meat can cause cancer or high blood pressure or our disease but that shouldn't be surprising why do you think a big donal's hamburger doesn't decompose. the one over here is whole made three weeks old that's a mcdonald's one three weeks old it doesn't rot because bacteria and microorganisms think to themselves but not the natch. yes what. you. give me a cameo give me a nice old fresh dog turd in the middle of the yard yes i will eat that but i'm not touching a goddamn burger i don't know what's in there eating torture farmed meat doesn't even make logical sense to most people who do it like you so someone a bird trapped in oil spill most people want to take it all right we want to help but want to want to break out the dawn soap and shine that mallards forehead in

mainstream media won't mention the gruesome way our meat and eggs are produced but those still ads and lesleytelling you how awesome me that is or try our fluffy egg with the bacon milkshake next to it or whether like. all kinds of crab there just adds constantly but those ads don't mention the world health organization says processed meats can cause cancer high blood pressure a heart disease but that shouldn't be surprising why do you think about donald hamburger doesn't decompose. the one over here is whole made three weeks old that's a mcdonald's one three weeks old it doesn't rot because bacteria microorganisms thing to themselves but not even. yes look what is you. give me up here give me a nice cold fresh dog turd in the middle of the yard yes i will eat that but i'm not touching a goddamn burger i don't know what's in there eating torture farmed meat doesn't even make logical sense to most people who do it like you so someone a bird trapped in oil spill most people want to save it all right we want to help but want to want to break out the dawn soap and shine that mallards forehead in

with me here on sunset boulevard in the centre of hollywood is amy nicholson, a film critic, and lesleyecause it has all been about the sexual harassment all away to this awards season. how do you think they have dealt with it at the oscars? it is interesting because one of the leaders of time's app said they were going to stand down and really not make it as much about the movement, atjimmy kimmel has addressed that many many times during his monologue, so is clearly not shying away from it. imagine that many more times than was expecting. i was surprised by it but it is still being the talking point of the awards season, so it would be completely tone deaf to ignore it completely. thank you. let's talk about icarus, which was a documentary or about doping in the sports industry. it was more of a thriller than a documentary. absolutely. icarus knocked me off when i saw it at sundance last year. it was about vladimir putin trying to be the votes, we were making that joke the day that it premiered because the internet went down all the tickets got scrambled, and everybody was thinking vl

de vos sat down with lesley stahl and offered responses that were widely criticized. jericka duncan is now at the white house with this. >> have the public schools in michigan gotten better? >> i don't know. i can't say overall this they have all gotten better. >> reporter: education secretary betsy de vos appeared on "60 minutes" unable to answer hoestions about schools in her own state. >> have you seen the really bad schools, maybe try to figure out what they're doing? >> i have not-- i have not intentionally visited schools that are under-performing. >> maybe you should. >> maybe i should, yes. >> reporter: according to u.s. world and news report, michigan ranks 36th overall in education. de vos has championed school choice proposals that take money away from public schools and invest in charter and private schools. >> the public schools here are doing worse than they did. >> michigan schools need to do better. there is no doubt about it. >> reporter: this afternoon, de vos defended herself on twitter, saying, "missing from "60 minutes," students at charter school

with apologies>>> davos sat down with lesley stahl and offered responses widely criticized. >> are the public schools in michigan gotten better? >> i don't know. overall i can't say overall that they have all gotten better. >> education secretary, betsey davos appeared on 60 minutes unable to answer question as the bout schools in her own state. >> have you seen the really bad schools? maybe tried to figure out what, what they're doing? >> i have not, have not, have not intentionally visit itted schools that are underperforming. >> maybe you should. >> maybe i should. yes. >> according to u.s. news and world report, michigan ranks number 36 overall in education. davos has championed school choice proposals which take funds away from underperforming public schools and invest in charter and private schools. >> the public schools here are doing worse than they did. >> michigan schools need to do better. there is no doubt about it. >> this afternoon. devos defended. missing from 60 minutes. children in charter schools in detroit are doing two times belter than their peers. the reforms are

she spoke with lesley stahl for "60 minutes." >> do you feel a sense of urgency? >> yes. >> because this sounds like talking. >> no -- >> -- instead of acting. >> there is a sense of urgency indeed. >> reporter: in washington, the best way to avoid action or dodge a hot political topic is to create a commission. in fact, over the weekend, the president criticized so-called blue ribbon committees saying they were all about talk. immediately after the parkland shooting, the president said when it came to gun safety and gun control, he would act because there had been too much talking. >> all right, great reporting there major, thank you so much. >>> the white house now says north korea must meet specific criteria before president trump meets with kim jong-un. u.s. officials want the north to stop all nuclear and ballistic missile tests. allow american military exercises with south korea to proceed and commit to denuclearization as a discussion topic. when he spoke on saturday, the president seemed ready to accept all possible outcomes. >> hey, who knows. if it happe

lesley mcnair said our tanks aren't going to be used to destroy tanks we're going to use the tank destroyers to destroy the tanks, that's why the sherman had a stubby 75, that was great for personnel, but not so great nor killing tanks. they're going to go after the german pansers. the problem was, the arsenal of democracy hadn't kicked into high gear. we were in first, maybe second gear, we had to find some kind of quick fix to come up with this new thank elled tank destroyer doctrine. they said, okay, we have all these surplus, 75 millimeter guns from world war i, the m-1897, based on the french gun. do you know why it was called 1897 by the way? that's when it came out it predated the first tank by about two decades. and someone said, that's what we got. we have a lot of these 75 millimeter french guns, let's throw them on this half track. we'll send these guys to fight the german panzers, okay? one of the soldiers. called it a purple heart box that was its nickname. you can kind of see why. let's go back to this german panzer. it's frontal armor was 8 centimeters. i know most of you here

she was on "60 minutes" with lesley stahl. her history and expertise is in public money going to other than public schools. she did not seem to really understand the public school situation in her state. listen. >> have the public schools in michigan gotten better? >> i don't know. ov overall, i cannot say they have. >> the whole state is not doing well. >> there are lots of pockets where the students are doing well. >> have you seen the really bad schools? maybe tried to figure out what they're doing? >> i have not. i have not. i have not intentionally visited schools that are under performing. >> maybe you should. >> maybe i should. yes. >>s that was a tough interview. that is a tough job. public schools in america need help. she hasn't visited any and she is in charge of the commission to oversee arming teachers. >> it is remarkable. and this is a story where we have seen cabinet officials with not much expertise or interest in the responsibilities. in some ways, that is not acceptable at this point. you want her as tough a

lesley stahl. bill whitaker. >> stephen: and i'm teach stephen. tonight my interview of anderson cooper's interview of stormy daniels. ms. daniels, thank you for sitting with me today. i respect anderson cooper but i believe he left important questions unasked. do you agree? >> of course. >> stephen: first and obviously this is a delicate sufnlgt do you have pictures of the president's -- shall we say executive branch? >> yes. >> stephen: all right, okay. and does it look like either one of these images -- a decorative gourd or a circus peanut? >> both. >> stephen: chilling. well, was there any foreplay before the act? >> 100%. >> stephen: i see. and what did he say to set the mood? what was donald trump's come-on line? >> you me mind me of my daughter. >> stephen: the only way that could be more disturbing is if he said you remind him of eric. now, complete this sentence -- having sex with donald trump is like -- >> a shark attack. >> stephen: okay. and just to be clear. you only had sex with donald trump to get on the "celebrity apprentice"? >>

lesley stahl: do you feel a sense of urgency?esley stahl: 'cause this sounds like talking. instead of acting. there is a sense of urgency indeed.but on president trump mocked the concept of these types of solve problems like the opioid epidemic. trump: we can't just keep setting up blue-ribbon committees. they, talk, talk, talk. two hours later, then they write a report. the white house's proposal includes providing "rigorous" firearms training for "specially qualified" school personnel on a voluntary basis. devos: this is one solution that can and should be considered. but no one size fits all. every state and every community is going to address this issue in a the also supports ... -transitioning veterans and retired law enforcement to work in schools-adopting measures to allow law to remove firearms from threatening individuals -overhauling and reforming mental health programs -and the cornyn-murphy bill improving reporting to the federal background check system the white house -- the gun proposal one day after the president's

lesley stahl asked her about her work as the head 69 american federation for children in her home statechigan, where public schools are not doing well. they're performing particularly poorly. and perhaps ironically for the secretary of education, it seemed she hadn't done her homework. >> you have a huge impact and influence over the direction of the school system here. >> i hesitate to talk about all schools in general because schools are made up of individual students attending them. >> the public schools here are doing worse than they did. >> michigan schools need to do better. there is no doubt about it. >> have you seen the really bad schools, maybe try to figure out what they're doing? >> i have not -- i have not -- i have not intentionally visited schools that are underperforming. >> maybe you should. >> maybe i should. yes. >> jimmy: in fairness to betsy devos, if it seems like she has no idea what she's doing, it's only because she has no idea what she's doing. [ cheers and applause ] and speaking of not knowing what you're doing, you know, i hope you know daylight saving time

betsy da voss, education secretary, was on the "today" show and last night she did an interview with lesley stahl on '60 minutes" about her role as volunteer in favoring charter schools than private schools in the state of michigan. and this was one of the unusual exchanges. >> the public schools in michigan gotten better? >> i won't know. overall -- i can't say overall they've all gotten better. >> the whole state is not doing well. >> well, there are certainly lots of pockets where it is students are doing well and -- >> no, but your argument if you take funds away, that the schools will get better is not working in michigan. where you had a huge impact and influence over the direction of the school system here. >> i hesitate to talk about all schools in general because schools are made up of individual students attending them. >> the public schools here are doing worse than they did. >> michigan schools need to do better, there is no doubt about it. >> have you seen the really bad schools, maybe try to figure out what they're doing? >> i have not -- i have not -- i have not intentionally

but betsy devos sat down with lesley stahl and whether we're talking guns in schools or basic understanding of how the public school system works, even if her own state of michigan, where that's where she gets a pat on the back for all that she's done, betsy devos struggled to put it nicely. so is she the right person to lead something this life or death important? >> the white house, stef, is trying to narrow the focus of sort of the gun debate to just school safety and i think that's one of the reasons why they selected betsy devos, the education secretary. but there's no doubt she is probably the most polarizing cabinet member right now. people if the education community just hate her. they really do. it's really intense out there. and her interview last night on "60 minutes" was very rough. i mean, she could not get a handle on the sort of basics of the nation's school system, including in her home state of michigan. now she's taking on the gun issue. we'll see if this goes anywhere. i suspect the commission's going to have a lot of meetings and not really do much. >> what do you think

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devos was speaking with lesley stahl on cbs's "60 minutes." >> the public schools in michigan, have they gotten better? >> i don't know. i can't say overall they have all gotten better. >> the whole state is not doing well. >> there are certainly lots of pockets where the students are doing well -- >> your argument if you take funds away, the schools will get better is not working in michigan. you had a huge impact and influence over the direction of the school system here. >> i hesitate to talk about all schools in general because schools are made up of individual students attending them. >> the public schools here are doing worse than they did. >> michigan schools be to do better, no doubt about it. amy: meanwhile "60 minutes" is , moving forward with plans to air an interview with adult film star stephanie clifford, also known as stormy daniels, about her alleged affair she had with in 2006. daniels agreed to the interview with host anderson cooper despite an arbiter's ruling last week that she's barred from talking about her relationship with trump. just weeks before the 2016 electio

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lesley stahl: do you feel a sense of urgency?s.lesley stahl: 'cause this sounds like talking. instead of acting. betsy devos: no, there is a sense of urgency indeed.but on saturday -- president trump mocked the concept of these types of commissions to solve problems like the opioid epidemic. trump: we can't just keep setting up blue-ribbon committees. they, talk, talk, talk. two hours later, then they write a report. the white house's proposal includes providing "rigorous" firearms training for "specially qualified" school personnel on a voluntary basis. devos: this is one solution that can and should be considered. but no one size fits all. every state and every community is going to address this issue in a different way.the administration also supports ... -transitioning veterans and retired law enforcement to work in schools-adopting measures to allow law enforcement to remove firearms from threatening individuals -overhauling and reforming mental health programs -and the cornyn-murphy bill improving reporting to the federal b

lesley says the deposit scheme will mean i have to ta ke deposit scheme will mean i have to take therecycle responsibly. i have never left rubbish at the coast and it is not my plastic waste in the sea. i wish the government would realise we are not all irresponsible litter louts and some of us recycle religiously. on this e—mail, the way must be to make sure the use of biodegradable plastics mandatory, as they are in certain gulf states were even packaging of imported goods must comply. and this tweet from steve, i re—cycle comply. and this tweet from steve, i re — cycle my comply. and this tweet from steve, i re—cycle my plastic bottles at home in my recyclable waste bin which i pay for in council tax, and now will be charged extra to buy a drink and then we'll have to take bottles to a machine to get my money back. that is crazy. we have just learned that nick hardwick, chairman of the pa role nick hardwick, chairman of the parole board, has been forced to resign. he spoke last night to the justice secretary to make the decision, and it comes ahead of the outcome of the legal chal

fingertips to know that that is a question that she's going to get if she walks into an interview with lesley odd thing, the education secretary not doing her home work. she's on "today" this morning to talk about the president's gun policy but what happened to raising the age to buy rifles? we'll go live to the white house. >>> and after a slew of scandals, the white house chief of staff reportedly calls in cabinet secretaries to remind them to behave, but what about the behavior coming from the oval office? >>> speaking of bad behavior, how about the president's rally in pennsylvania this weekend? "morning joe" is coming right back. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of

it is lesley joseph. good morning. good morning, everyone. everyone.ong. face your food heaven or food hell at the end of the show. at the end of the show. what are your heavenly ingredients? your heavenly ingredients? salmon, i have to have smoked salmon every day. i adore smoked salmon. i have a little swig before the show every day, and vegetables. i love vegetables. cauliflower, i love vegetables. and what about hell? to blue cheese. i do not like blue cheese. cheese. in love with it, too much chocolate, too rich. too rich. i am avoiding chocolate at the moment, big—time. i am avoiding chocolate at the moment, big-time. the moment, big-time. we will see at the end of the show. the end of the show. are here, florence knight, what will you be taking? you be taking? with almond period, and sauteed perce lane. and you are back as well. what will you be cooking? curry from the south of thailand with lots of fresh lime leaves. yummy. and you are in charge of the winds? winds? challenging flavours, buti will provide deliciousness later on. will provide de