the story is charlize theron is marla, middle—aged woman who is struggling with kids and a newborn babyshe is exhausted. absolutely. and her smugly successful brother says to her, look, why don't you let me pay for a night nanny, so that you can get some sleep. at first she said i don't want anything to do with it. finally she is so exhausted that she succumbs and says fine, enter tully, who is a strange mix of on the one hand part scary mary poppins and the other hand, a sprightly reminder of her younger self and immediately they bond. here's a clip. you seem like a great mum. great mums organise class parties and casino night. they bake cupcakes that look like minions. all the things i'm just too tired to do. honestly, even getting dressed just feels exhausting. i open my closet and ijust think didn't ijust do that? yes, but that's the downside of living on the planet with a short solar day. although jupiter is even shorter. you're like a book of fun facts for unpopular fourth—graders. a light humour between them and they have a fundamental bond and what happens is the story goes off

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one of the disdent nominees marla ryan says greater female representation could help turn the comny around. >> it's not to say that men wouldn't understand or wouldn't be greato idease table, but i think it's highly more likely that a woman would truly understand and would anticipate an think about things from the customer's perspective more quickly and probably with better results. >> reporter: but an influential proxy adviser which advises shareholders how to vote, pointed out that none of the dissident investor nominees have previously served on company boards. they're urging investors not vote for any of the women nominees on either slate. >> if the company's argument is this shauf vanish stick trope that qualified women executives could not join a board of directors because they've never been on as a o board director before, then this embarrassing situation in corporate america will never be remediated. >> they declined to comment beyo the report. destination maternity did not return five requests forovomment the course of five days, but the company did put out a letter last night vow

i am lockstep, marla -- reluctant, more reluctant than he. i am are reluctant because i tend to think like his more of a mess -- life is more of a mess than he did. those are probably explained more of our differences then the fact that he was appointed by a republican president and the fact that i was appointed by a democratic resident. alan: it is interesting that members of the court have very different views and seem to be intellectually fierce opponents of one another to get along very well. justice ginsburg was supposedly good friends with justice scalia. learn fromey can -- you? justice breyer: i worked for senator kennedy and he got along very well with people that had very different political views. it is true, i have never heard a voice raised in anger in the conference room or in the court. i have never heard one judge say anything derogatory about another. not even as a joke. it is professional. you state your views. you listen to what the other person says then, you try to work with the. -- tjat/ -- that. was first in the helms w

this was the case when he was married to ivana trump and when he was married to marla maples. he don't like to lose to anyone including his wife and here we have a case where one person in the couple is the one where wives turn to their husbands and say if you do anything like that i will kill you. and the other person is regarded as dignified and kind and quite decent. >> regarding the first lady's initiative today, you write they sh been advised by people in the white house to champion another cause, any other cause and yet she still persisted with this one. >> clearly she has an independent streak and it is noticeable as we see more of her. she was silent for the entire first year. we recently have seen her more in the last few weeks than we have in the entire first year and when she is raising her profile, she is almost always doing it by being the anti trump. she is the least like all the trumps of the trumps. he is a big extrovert. she likes small crowds. she is talking about kindness. and not being mean online. and of course he is famous for his taunts and insults via t

you married marla then melania.up licensing your name and you didn't have to become a developer anymore. >> that's a connection with regular americans. they pay prices, there are consequences. you have 'an elite in this country rigging the game and they don't pay consequences for it. >> right now everybody pay as consequence for trump's behavior except trump. that has been a phenomenon. >> we saw that at the briefing today. >> he would don't let other people get away with what trump got away with night is getting away with it part of his charm. >> people voed to the persona, i don't care, i break crockery. people i think are still lying it. whether the act gets old, i don't know. borishness can become boring some day but not one day. >> stick around. up ahead, the gop's nobel pursuit. why some specific republican law make remembers campaigning on behalf of president trump to receive the nobel peace prize. with powerload™ technology. feed the line. push the button. and get back to work. with an industry first, carbon

it was really fate that i was going to happen across marla. and so i looked online, look at pet stores, and i found it on craigslist. [laughing] he's a craigslist bunny. no price was listed, asked the owner how much for the bunny? he said, making an offer. and so it became this godfather joke with my friends pics of the said we should name him marlon brando. and i said no, we have to name him marlon bundo because got to get the bunny hunting. naturally how marlon king into our family. he lived with me in college in the dorm for only likely because has an actual allowed. and he lived at home with my parents and then lived in my apartment in college. he's really a part of our family and is one of our pets. >> so then lo and behold, you know, we got kind of thrust into this new role after the election. and we were moving to d.c., as of course with all of our pets with us on air force two. we were not going to leave them behind, and some stuff people were helping us unload marlon in his cage. i don't read some of you saw the picture, because it se

was the case when he was married to ivana trump and i think it was the case when he was married to marla at anything to anyone, including his wife, and here we have a case where one person in the couple is the one that wives turn to their husbands and say if you ever do anything like that, i'll kill you, and the other person is regarded as dignified and kind and quite decent. so, i would expect that her numbers will continue to rise and it will be a problem for the president. >> mary, regarding the first lady's initiative announce today, particularly the cyber-bullying part, you write that she'd been advised to champion another cause, any other cause, and yet, still she persisted with this one. >> well, clearly she has an independent streak, and it is noticeable that, as we see more of her, remember, she was pretty much silent for the entire first year. we just recently have seen her more in the last few weeks than we have the entire first year. and when she's raising her profile, she's almost always doing it by being the ant anti-trump. she is the least like all the trumps of the trumps

. >> reporter: marla haase vacationing with her family watching as crew members made an assembly linetainers as buckets to some up the water off the soaked floor. the water line break flooding this hallway and 50 rooms. but six hours later, with the gushing water gone, the scene shows a different story. carnival cruise telling abc news the water main break had no effect on the safe operation of the ship. the safety and security of our guests and crew is our top priority. both our crew and guests have been amazing during this voyage. this coming a month after norwegian cruise lines facing difficulties on board, as well. passengers describing their trip at sea as more of a construction zone. but as for haase -- >> they've really taken care of us. we'll cruise again with carnival. >> reporter: to help with that carnival gave passengers a full refund and a 50% credit toward a future cruise. and it seems like it worked even though the passengers were frustrated, they say they would still go on another cruise. >> the before and after pictures. >> reporter: yeah, impressive. how quickly they

so the story is charlize theron is marla, a middle—aged woman who is struggling with kids and a newborn"look, why don't you let me pay for a night nanny so that you can get some sleep?" at first she said "i don't want anything to do with it." finally, she is so exhausted that she succumbs and says "fine." enter tully, who is a strange mix of on the one hand part scary mary poppins and the other hand, a sprightly reminder of her younger self and immediately, they bond. here's a clip. you seem like a great mum. great mums organise class parties and casino night. they bake cupcakes that look like minions. all the things i'm just too tired to do. honestly, even getting dressed just feels exhausting. i open my closet and ijust think "didn't ijust do that?" yes, but that's the downside of living on the planet with a short solar day. although jupiter is even shorter. you're like a book of fun facts for unpopular fourth—graders. so there's this light humour between them and they have a fundamental bond and what happens is the story goes off perhaps in ways that you would not expect. the first t

marla, executive director of platte iron books and thank you to all my colleagues that helped pull this off. as you got in that media spin cycle, what did you learn about yourself and what a july about the the media? >> i learned i don't love being recognized on the streets in airports and bathrooms and elevators all kinds of other places. >> well, when you are 6'8"-- >> my wife says i should be in a wheelchair with a straw hat, but that's not being i crave course live on. what i've learned about the media is a lot of people ask questions about a book they have not read. >> there will be a quiz. director comey, this book is largely about leadership and part of your original idea was a leadership book. help us with this leadership paradox, how do you be confident enough to be humble? >> it requires enough sense of self, a basic conviction that i'm okay, that also allows you to realize i'm not okay enough and gives you the comfort to our from other people and show the humility necessary to listen to other people. it requires balance. too much confidence in its wipes humility off the board

. >> reporter: marla haase captured the video on her cell phone. >> like if you opened up a fire hydranten that's how quickly it was coming in. >> reporter: the crew acted quickly, shutting off the water and formed an assembly line with buckets. carnival says they replaced most of the damaged carpet just six hours after the incident. after a night of sleeping on a yoga mat in the ship's spa, she was thankful for the staff. >> we got treated so wonderfully. rising to the occasion. >> reporter: but this is the latest in a string of mechanical understand accidents for carnival cruise lines over the past five years. last year at least four different carnival cruise ships including the dream reported having engine problems. in 2013 the dream got stuck at a caribbean port after experiencing generator issues. passengers had to be flown back to florida. that same year an engine fire stranded the carnival triumph at sea for four days. no running water and hallways were flooded with human waste. despite the dramatic video from last thursday's incident, carnival tells cbs news the water main break

marla credits the crew from keeping the situation from getting worse. >> they work eed tirelessly getting the water out of the place. we will be cruising again with carnival. >> reporter: carnival cruise line has given the passengers who were impacted their money back, as well as a discount on a future trip, i guess so they can take a vacation from this vacation. >> well said. >>> we turn to new developments on the troubling allegations involving charlie rose and cbs news. three women are suing the anchor and the network for sexual harassment and discrimination, seeking lost wages and damages for emotional distress. >> reporter: three women say they were subjected to verbal harassment and unlawful touching by charlie rose. cbs fired the anchor in november, after allegations surfaced about his behavior on his pbs show. cbs found no records of sexual harassment complaints involving rose. now, they're preparing to fight the allegations against them. this morning, new explosive allegations against charlie rose. three women are suing the former anchor and cbs news, claiming rose sexually haras