show because it goes to the question meryl comer faces a u.s.ead the book, why? why the role of the caregiver? there are two pages because it came at the end of the book where people came up to her after seeing that show and was facing her, these are really very insightful and in thinking about her work in this book and the relationship, to the very end, a well-dressed man in his mid 50s caught up to me walking down the street to say your story was hard to watch. too that your husband doesn't know how lucky he is. i don't think my wife would be as good to me. i am afraid to ask and find out. then he turned and crossed the street before i could respond to. asleep expert recognized me and offered that lack of sleep over time increases risk of dementia. be careful not to become the other victim of this disease, he warned. i smiled, then closed my eyes. i had been up all night. at a dinner meeting of scientists to whom i had just been introduced pulled me aside to ask please forgive my blunt question. i you doing what you do for your husband out of

meryl comer. come on this glorious day the last day of summer.m touched the issue is important to all of us. i would like to do a survey -- survey i am much more interested in the audience than myself. how many have a family member or relative with this disease in the audience? how many have a friend or colleague whose loved one has been affected? a family member or friend in a caregiver role? are you concerned about a loved one or yourself? raise your hand for:are there any doctors, lawyers politicians in the audience? good. [laughter] we have a good conversation. this is a very special audience because you are a gauge of around the politics and the c-span audience. this is one of the most important things i will make on a book tour. this morning i checked to see how many books are written on alzheimer's. 11,000 books. that prompted me to thank you really need another book on alzheimer's? audience i thought i'd book is in is not in case you have not read it. i ate look at those thousands of authors who have written books to loved ones to honor t

we know that meryl davis does.> and there they are, a little ballroom and country there. and first, here to break down the big debut last night of "dancing with the stars." and there was the star right there. alfonso blowing away everybody last night. we'll have a lot more coming up. >>> and speaking of tim, he has a brand new album and he's going to perform live for us. so many looking forward to that. >>> what i'm looking forward to, you know the old saying, happy wife, happy life. is it true. >> do you have to ask? >> some of us aren't meant to be happy -- i haven't found -- the results of a new study, and what it could mean for your marriage. i'm trying. >> if mama ain't happy, no one is. >> no you didn't. >> i love a little controversy in my life. and coming at me when i am walking down the street today. >> honey, we're doing great. >> you look pretty this morning. >> go to amy with the news. >>> all right, good morning. and a wildfire emergency in california right now. one of the newest and most destructive f

meryl davis, ladies and gentlemen. you go ahead. here come the three numbers.. >> are you ready? 824776 -- >> 776? keep going. >> 519. sorry. and the last one -- >> we have our three finalists here. they will be dancing for two tickets for "dancing with the stars." back to you guys. >> 790. >> we cannot wait. that was rolling. we can't wait to see who wins. we'll find out. >>> first, let's get back to michael. michael? >> thank you, robin. now, to a giant on the basketball court who is now making his mark in a big way in the business world. and thanks to "ad week" magazine, i got a chance to go one-on-one with carmelo anthony, one of the best players on the planet. he's a six-time nba all-star. two-time olympic gold medalist. when "ad week" magazine asked me and carmelo anthony to shoot some hoops and talk everything from our business ventures to fashion, i was all-in. do you think people stereotype you? >> the only stereotype i get a lot, when you do the other business ventures. oh, he's an athlete. i hate to hear that. oh, he's an athlete. he's focusing on pl

. >> i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. >>> plus, what might have gone wrong. >> whatwe can all learn from the death of joan rivers. >>> then, my dear friend joan. deborah norville on her life- long friendship with the comic legend. >> love you. >> she shouldn't have gone this soon, and she shouldn't have gone this way. >> and joan versus johnny. their historic fiew.d straight from the man who was there. >> i was right in the middle of it. >>> then, air seat rage exclusive. the guy who really got into it with another passenger over a reclining seat breaks his silence. >> don't you think they have the right to

we'll go to cameron mathison and meryl davis.o "dancing with the stars" on monday. cam, take it away. >> we have nick. we have lindy. and we have kayla, who are jacked to have a chat of danging for the "dancing with the stars" premiere. and meryl davis will be judging. are you ready? all right, everybody. cue music. ♪ ♪ >> all right. very nice. very nicely done. i know chicago was bringing it. meryl, tough choice. >> nick, you pulled it off. >> nick. nick from chicago. nick, congratulations. how does it feel, man? >> no way. >> you're or dancing star. going to "dancing with the stars." congratulations, man. congratulations. >> thanks, guys. >> he's got the moves. >> that was impressive. we're excited about "dancing with the stars" premiere. we'll will watching monday night at 8:00, 7:00 central here on abc. >>> coming up next, jason >>> jason bateman gives one of the most moving performances of his career in this new film. he's playing a radio producer, whose life is coming apart, as he comes home with all of his siblings to mour

. >> joan rivers wrote in her book that when it came to her funeral, she wanted meryl streep crying in three different languages. today at the temple emanu-el streep wasn't in attendance but shock jock howard stern delivered a eulogy, and it couldn't be repeated. >> thank you very much. being california gardens going brown. when the cbs news continues. sphwhrs as californians struggle with one of the worst droughts in history, the landscape is changing. green is out. brown is in. here is terri okita. >> california's historic dry spell is actually good for business. >> i get phone calls from almost everyone, get wanting to take out their lawns. >> pro formas at all levels gardeners, homeowners, nurnsary people. >> cora herself has traded, thirsty lawns in her yard. having a garden with no grass. >> if you have a spray irrigation in your front yard, that spray head puts out about the same amount of water as a shower head in your bathroom. so when you turn on your sprinklers you have a football team showering on your front lawn. >> paul moser, is getting ready for a yard full of cactus an

. >> live on booktv, meryl comer, president and ceo of the geoffrey beene foundation alzheimer's initiative reports on the effects of the degenerative brain disease that affects 5.1 million americans and 44 million people globally. this is about one hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> hello, everybody. thank you all for coming. my name is andrew and i'm one of the managers here at politics and prose. i'm really delighted to see everyone turning out for such an importansu

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents, i don't want a eulogy. head and look directly in my lifeless eyes and sing mr. lonely. i want to look gorgeous, better dead than i do alive. i want to be buried in a valentino gown, i want harry win staun to make me a toe tag. ain't wind machine so strong even in the casket my hair will be blowing more than beyonce's on stage. >> reporter: that wasover rivers in her own words. while the details of this memorial have been kept private i'm sure there are prescribe but. this memorial service is taking place in new york city in the middle of fashion week so, many of joan's friends are already here. we're sure they will come out this morning. >> no doubt. alexandra, thank you so much. >> again, rivers' funeral starts at 11:00 eastern. the temple emanu-el on new york city's upper east side. the largest synagogue in the world. the funeral is private so not open to the public or the media but we'll wait nor word and see i have to believe along the line there's going to be some public forum. >> tennis history made t

streep, meryl streep. she's fantastic. >> host: sean is up next in german texas on our line for independents. gene good morning. >> caller: good morning. i was in this series and you guys had a reference to the proposed takeover by an industrialist who wanted butler to lead the army in the potomac and if you could comment on that briefly? >> guest: we didn't do that because it never came to anything. was it absolutely fascinating background story and it would make a fascinating film. he couldn't fit into this one. thank you. >> host: do you want to talk about the highlights of the? >> guest: he was a fascinating fellow. i am not an expert on this but it is alleged. butler was a fascinating character. he was in the art -- american occupation of haiti who turned against all of that. he's a fascinating man and he deserves a good book and doesn't have one. >> host: javier is up next from bradenton florida on our line for independents. good morning. >> caller: i just want to say that this is what we need, both

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. i want to look gorgeous, better dead than i do alive. i want to be buried in a valentino gown. i want harry "wizard" to make me a toe tag. i want a wind machine so strong that even in the casket, my hair will be blowing more than beyonce's on stage. >> joan rivers making us smile right until the end. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. we'll give joan the last word. good night.

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. i want to look gorgeous. than i do alive. i want to be buried in a valentino gown. i want harry wizard to make me a toe tag. i want a wind machine so strong, that even in the casket, my hair will be blowing more than beyonce's on stage. . >> laughing through tears. joan rivers. as andy cohen tweeted tonight, heaven just got a whole lot funnier. thanks for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america.

. >> i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. >> i want a wind machine, that even in the casket, my hair is blowing more than beyonce's on stage. >> abc news learned that riverer's funeral will in fact be private held here in new york. the cause of her death is not being released pending further investigation and the state department of health also investigating joan rivers's death. back to you. >> thank you carolyn. our coverage of joan rivers continues on 6abc.com, can you view a slideshow of note owes and reaction from hollywood, and learn more about the final comedy show appearance. as a small business owner you don't deliver anything less than 100% to your customers. so don't settle for less than 100% of the internet. with verizon fios get uploads speeds as fast as download speeds. so you can deliver 100% to your customers. switch now to get fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month a 2-year agreement and get $200 back. as a [an extra] bonus, get a free lg tablet or up to $200 toward any tablet from verizon wireless when you switch to fios. just call 1.888.774.

"i want meryl streep crying in five different accents." >> she would want humor, she would.omics do hate things -- like she said, i hate this, i don't like this. she's right. all of us have. that but she only spoke what we all think or would be too afraid to speak. she lit the way -- for me in another career now, i ran into her at the shopping channel, a shopping channel in canada. she said, "how you doing, kid?" i said, "great." it was all about competition for herself. win, winning. that's what stage meant to her. it was getting the laugh. getting the sales. and -- >> and that we all do, we laugh and cry tonight. thank you. >> thank you very much for celebrating her life. thank you. >> thank you. our coverage of the life and death of joan rivers continues. one of her most recent interviews was here on fox news. >>> and a military veteran, marine, and calk show host, montel williams joining the battle to free sergeant andrew tomeriesy from a mexican -- tahmooressi from a mexican prison. going straight to mexico's president and getting a response. montel williams is here to

that's like daniel day-lewis and meryl streep not showing up for the oscars.shame. >> vladimir putin will not be in the country, not with all these other countries left unattended for the week. which one shall i take? poland. >> the u.n. general assembly has 135 representatives from countries all over the globe. from great britain, david cameron, and france, francois holland. and north korea, dennis rodman. >>> they leave the door of the most secure home in the country unlocked. i guess president obama thought it's too dork you it carry the key around? >> the white house re-evaluated security and announced they will start locking the front door today. it's true. they're also going to start asking who's there when someone knocks. >> they've studied their security and they've added some things. and this shouldn't happen again. they've added a porch light and installed one of those little slidy chain things. >> that will help. >> yesterday the white house posted an instagram video, had many people upset, the president, who's commander in chief, saluted two marine

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. >> no word on whether meryl streep will attend the funeral at temple emanuel several blocks from the late comedians home. it is expected to be the star-studded affair she joked about with many paying homage to her. at friday night "stand up to cancer" benefit. >> groundbreaking for what she did and when she did it. >> she was one of a kind, so colorful and so unique and so i'm glad they are sending her out in style. >> reporter: one hollywood formality is the ubiquitous red carpet catching celebrity comings and going. after the service, the red carpet will be rolled up and buried with the comic icon. >> reporter: today's service is taking place amid a state investigation to find out what caused joan rivers' death. >> ron mott, thank you. >>> reaction is coming in this morning to president obama's obama's decision to delay executive action on immigration until after the mid-term eyex. chuck todd sat down with the president and asked him about that. >> you made a decision to delay any executive action until after the action. what do

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. i want to look gorgeous.d than i do alive. i want to be buried in a valentino gown. i want harry wizard to make me a toe tag. i want a wind machine so strong, that even in the casket, my hair will be blowing more than beyonce's on stage. . >> laughing through tears. joan rivers. as andy cohen tweeted tonight, heaven just got a whole lot funnier. thanks for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. [ engine revving ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! hey! how are ya? they're here. thank you. thank you, jim. appreciate it. have a good show. okay. hi, guys. how you doing? get ready. [ cheers and applause ] it's "toss up" time. everybody have one of those? there you go. uh, "fun & games" is the category. here we go. "fun & games." yes, that's right. "fun & games." here we go. ♪ that is correct. "fun & games." [ bell

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. i want to look gorgeous.n i do alive. i want to be buried in a valentino gown. i want harry wizard to make me a toe tag. i want a wind machine so strong, that even in the casket, my hair will be blowing more than beyonce's on stage. . >> laughing through tears. joan rivers. as andy cohen tweeted tonight, heaven just got a whole lot funnier. thanks for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. ( horn honks ) frank: no brakes! no brakes! ( honks horn ) oh! hi, frank! hey, dad, i'm a little hungry. why don't you drive me to the dining hall? no, i don't want to waste my guest passes. raymond, sit down. i'll fix us some lununch and then we can have a nice conversation. so, how are you, frank? fat! the dining hall is open 24 hours, plus marie is cookin' up a storm. some days i eat ten times! well, i'm glad to see that condo living still agrees with you. yep, i'll tell you all about it after i vis

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. >> reporter: no word on whether meryl streep will attend the funeral at temple emanu-el, several blocks from the laid comedien comedienne's home, but it is expected to be the star studded affair she joked about. at friday night's stand-up to cancer benefit, remembrances. >> groundbreaking in what she did. for when she did it, and for as long as she did it. >> she was one of a kind, so colorful, and so unique and so i'm glad they're sending her out in style. >> reporter: one hollywood formality already confirmed for the rivers funeral is the ubiquitous red carpet, catching celebrity comings and goings. after the service, the red carpet outside the temple will be rolled up and buried with the comic icon -- what caused her death. >> ron mott this morning, thank you. >>> president obama decided to delay executive action on immigration until after the midterm election. chuck todd, the new nmoderator f "meet the press," sat down with the president and asked him about that. >> made the decision to delay any action. what do you tell the pers

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some of america's greatest actors, including paul giamatti as theater, edward herman as franklin, and meryl streep as eleanor. conference is also a frequent guest at this podium, because, like his films, he never becomes outdated mac please join me in welcoming the documentarian and press club member, ken burns. [applause] >> thank you all very much for coming. i'm so happy to back at the press club. it's really been a home base for many, many of our long, arduous, promotional tours for the film. and today is no exception. i do feel compelled to edit my room, just one little bit. he had the civil war sure is coming out in 1950. i was negative three years old then. [laughter] and though i was already working with stills, i had not yet perfected what we call the ken burns effect quite been. i also feel, now tha now that yu brought up the civil war, myron, that i reminded you 24 years ago in 1990 when we came with the civil war, that i reminded you what william tecumseh sherman felt about newspaperman. he hated newspaperman so much that he was sure if they kill them all there would be news fro

she said, "i want meryl streep crying in five different accepts.on to pick up my head and sing 'mr. lonelyi'" and i want a wind machine so even in the casket my hair is blowing just like beyonce's." we asked jim axelrod to tell us her story. >> reporter: from carson's couch-- >> i went to buy sexy underwear and they automatically gift wrapped it. >> reporter: to the ice bucket challenge. >> everybody happy! >> reporter: joan rivers spent half a century in front of the cameras using a single catch phrase. >> can we talk here? the people i work with -- >> reporter: and a tart tongue. she often turned on herself. >> dress by oscar de la renta. ( cheers ) body by oscar myer. ( laughter ) >> reporter: born joan molinsky in brooklyn 81 years ago-- >> look at this. >> reporter: rivers made her first "tonight show" appearance in 1965. >> wow. >> isn't that nice? >> how you feeling? >> great. >> reporter: by the early 80s she'd become johnny's regular guest host and a-list celebrity which may have been the high point of her career. >> so happy to be here. >

joan rivers wrote, i want meryl streep crying in five different accents and i want a wind machine, so even in the casket, my hair is blowing just like beyonce beyonces. why joan rivers is being remembered so fondly here in the bay area. >> i'm not even going to attempt to say her classic line, can we talk? she was a genius when it came to comedy. she wrote tight one liners and was a master at it. the world of comedy was forever changed by her presence. joan rivers was known for making fun of herself and others and always seemed to get away with it, she was born joan malinski in brooklyn. it was her new york accent and raspy voice that set her apart in a world dominated by men. a san francisco comedian says rivers opened doors for all women. >> she was rude, outspoken. and women just didn't do that in the '60s, it's like, wow! not only did she do all that, but she was funny while she did it. >> reporter: rivers was the first woman to have her own late night show. it was later cancelled. >> she inspired me as a woman in comedy to be ready for rejection, to rise above it. >> reporter: ma

she said, i want meryl streep to cry in four different accents and a fan that makes me look like beyonce and look better in death than i did in life. it's a sign of a life well lived. >> what a neat lady and so sad that we've had two comedians in the last, very recently. >>> well, on a happier note, let's check the weekend, the weather, and your microclimate forecast. good morning. >> it is going to be nice. good morning. good morning to you. and i wouldn't be surprised if they did give her every request that she asked for. 69 in concord. we are looking forward to that funeral. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be comfortable, all across the board. and the reason why, is that strong onshore flow, that keeps temperatures nice. we call it that natural ac here in the bay area. and it's going to be pumping strong all weekend long. even into your inland valley spots. so this is what we're working with right now. those low clouds hug the coastline, and really, that's the story of the day. they're going to stay put. that westerly flow will transport that cool ocean

rivers once wrote that she wanted her funeral to be a huge showbiz affair, hollywood all the way with meryl streep crying in five different accents. today she got most of what she wants. family and friends gathered at a manhattan synagogue sunday to say their final farewells. whoopi goldberg, donald trump, barbara walters and countless others were in attendance. fans lined up across the street. >> i wanted to come out to support her. >> i just fell apart when she died. >> i love her just like everyone does, and i want to pay my respects. >> twitter exploded with condolences for rivers and her family. the new york city gay men's chorus performed at the service. >> it stwartd the gay men's chorus, and they have been such a big part of jen's life. there were inspirational songs and there were broadway tunes. hey big spender, that's entertainment, awed entertainment. >> brooke anderson tweeted the event. and howard stern reportedly joked about joan's private parts. rivers died in a hospital last week after suffering cardiac arrest during an elective throat procedure. she was 81. the state healt

said she wants to be wearing valentino have, her hair blowing in the wind like beyonce, and also have meryl streep sobbing in the audience. her funeral is planned for this sunday in new york city. i'm peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >> yes. she wanted us to laugh even on her final days there is some concern about the circumstances of her death. state health officials are investigating the new york facility where rivers underwent a minor vocal cord surgery. it's an outpatient clinic where she had complications during that surgery. we should add her funeral, as we mentioned is this sunday. >>> the 49ers leave for dallas tomorrow. the question is will ray mcdonald be in the lineup? police arrested the niners defensive lineman sunday. he is facing one felony domestic violence charge. right now everything points to mcdonald playing and the niners not taking action until the case is sorted out. police investigators are going slowly to make sure they get things right. he says this kind of case doesn't hinge on the victim cooperating. in this case it would be mcdonald's present girlfriend. >> the

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. look gorgeous, better dead than i do alive. i want to be buried in a valentino gown. i want harry "wizard" to make me a toe tag. i want a wind machine so strong that even in the casket, my hair will be blowing more than beyonce's on stage. >> joan rivers making us smile right until the end. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. we'll give joan the last word. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" battle of the decades! please welcome our former champions -- the last time today's representative from the 2000s was on "jeopardy!" he lost to ibm's watson. when he was invited to this tournament, he thought, "against humans -- i can do that." from seattle, washington, please welcome... from the 1990s, she was the first woman in "jeopardy!" history

. >> good morning and on behalf of friends of the national world war ii meryl board, let me extend mycome that you've come to commemorate the 69th anniversary of the allied victory of world war ii as a war came to an end in the pacific. as you heard, 69 years ago today, the japanese formally surrendered aboard the battleship u.s.s. missouri in tokyo bay and this brought to an end, finally, world war ii. mr. peterson, thank you so much for being our master of ceremonies. you've done this before. i can't add to all the great things that was said about you when you were introduced, but i would add that you're a american veteran and throughout your career, you've taken a special interest in taking care of those men and women who are serving our country, and you've also done a great deal for our veterans. and sir, thank you for being here. admiral luther, i know you're a ery bitsy -- busy man on the navy staff, and it's great to have you here, sir. and george p. bush, we look forward to hearing your remarks, especially about your grandfather's service in world war ii. today marks the 70th

i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. i want to look gorgeous, better dead than i do alive. i want to be buried in a valentino gown. and i want a wind machine so even my hair will blow like beyonce's. >>> at this point we turn to other news from across the country. that takes us to missouri in the st. louis suburb of ferguson during the violence that broke out after a young unarmed man was shot and killed on the street by a police officer, many at the time said the whole world is watch iing. the department of justice taking a good hard look at the police department and their tactics over several years. we get our report tonight from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: the investigation comes nearly a month after racial tension in ferguson erupted into violent protest over the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager michael brown. now in a completely separate investigation the justice department will examine the conduct of the entire ferguson police department over the past several years. >> our inve

. >> i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. >>> plus, what might have gone wrong. >> whatm the death of joan rivers. >>> then, my dear friend joan. deborah norville on her life- long friendship with the comic legend. >> love you. >> she shouldn't have gone this soon, and she shouldn't have gone this way. >> and joan versus johnny. their historic fiew.d straight from the man who was there. >> i was right in the middle of it. >>> then, air seat rage exclusive. the guy who really got into it with another passenger over

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wants a fan blowing in her hair so she looks like beyonce and wants a big hollywood blowout and wants meryl streep crying in five different accents, so dick, again, my condolences, thanks. >> there was a very warm sweet person under there, which surprised many people who met her. she was a good kid underneath it all. >> all right. thank you, dick. good to see you. >> "consider this" will be right back. >> a firsthand look at the ongoing battle against the isis threat. >> bombs are cracking off in the distance... >> this is a booby trap in the islamic state >> ...a sniper around the corner here... >> from the front lines, josh rushing reports, on al jazeera america >> today's data dive looks at a critical issue for women. more women are having double mastectomies than ever. that option does not give women a higher cancer survival rate than less aggressive options. the records were pad of all women in california diagnosed with early stage breast cancer from 1998 to 2011. that's 190,000 women. those who had a double mastectomy showed an 81% survival rate, two percentage points low are than pat

giamatti to do fdr and a meryl streep to do eleanor. i think she's going some place. attention to that name, s-t-r-e-e-p. she's fantastic. is.t: she host: shawn up next for "the independent." morning. caller: i wonder if in the series you guys have a reference proposed takeover by industrialists who wanted to get to lead tanley butler the army of the potomac. >> it didn't fit in this story. host: you want to expand. guest: stanley butler was a of the american occupation of haiti who turned against all of that. he's a fascinating man. deserves a good book. one yet.ave braden s up next from ton, florida, good morning. we need, a is what person like theodore roosevelt 1901 to 1909. because he was for the middle for the poor people. he was not for corporations. and the rich people. most of our working people. nailed it.hink you that's exactly the story of the roosevelts. remarkable to us is three people, all of whom are ich, all of whom are born to privilege. and yet decide they're going to dedicate their lives to evening he playing field and saying, look, this government

she didn't get meryl streep crying in five accents, but joan rivers got the glitz she wanted. trump to howard stern packed temple emman-el in new york. it kept people laughing. the service was filled with song from hugh jackman and humor to balance the tears. >> it was joan all the way. the sanctuary is filled with white orchids. you can't see the altar because there are so many flowers. she planned every step of it. >> rivers died last week following a surgical procedure on her throat. new york officials are investigating the clinic that performed it. >>> president obama promises he has a plan to fight isis. how he expects to do it and why it could be a long battle. we're live after the break. >>> president obama promising a tragedy to take down isis. how he plans to do it and why victory won't come quickly. this as u.s. air strikes pound the territoorists in iraq. we learn more about the british hostage whose life is on the line. live team coverage ahead. >>> a virus plaguing children in the midwest. thousands infected with a respiratory illness. why this could be just the t

you know, we've got to this little known architect named meryl streep to play her.ry day that scares you. that's such a good philosophy. >> she's a miracle of the human spirit. she shouldn't have escaped a terrible childhood, orphaned at age 10. beauty that was displeased with her looks. her own mother called her granny. her father was an alcohol. . and they all died early. she had the worst childhood and became the first consequential lady. that's a good story. that doesn't do with franklin lifting himself up and theodore escaping the asthma of his childhood and the great emotional stuff. >> how about the biography. exceptional presidents are the exception and both of these men were exceptional with a capital "e." >> underscore. it was written so well about theodore roosevelt and understands the nature of leadership. that's what we're dealing with here. we have three people ghot it, about how to lead this country. how to talk to people, 000 actually get things done. and the world we live in is a world they deliver to us. >> and they bothed understood image necessar

eastern, meryl comer talks about her experiences as a caregiver for alzheimer's. and a story after that on texting while driving. our primetime programming continues tonight c-span2's booktv. >> how you acquire a book? >> there are a million ways to do it. and one which is not often talked about is you really come up with an idea and you try to find the perfect writer or the person whose passion for the idea matches yours. that is one way you can make a book happen. and in other ways you make sure to talk to agents as much as possible and see what kind of experiences they are enthusiastic about. and you raise your hand in the hope that they will send you a good proposal. and sometimes you cultivate and plant ideas with them and you hope that over time that they will come up with a project that they really want to spend five or 10 ye

they're not betting on meryl stream. >>> now, price waterhouse cooper has run the numbers on the topic almost as important as the oscars. climate change. here's what they found. we are now 20 years away from catastrophe. 20 years, like my kid is 23 in 20 years. they conclude that had the g-20 nations thoo u.s. and most of the world's other major economies need to cut their annual energy emissions by one-third by 2030 and just over 1/2 in 2050. at current rates, we are headed to a global increase of more than 7 degrees fahrenheit by the end of the century. think about what happened happen if you had a seven degree fever. what would it mean if you or someone you loved had a temperature of 105 degrees that. 's what we're looking at. but right noi, we're looking at one of the best opportunities to change things. this weekend in new york, the u.n. climate summit with 125 leaders of state will gather together to take the first step. the former president will join me to talk about how the world can finally get the joob done next. >>> i promised you a former president and i have a former presi

meryl streep we hear her voice. >> we have a third-person narrator who ask wonderful but you want toy i think she's going places. >> eleanor i have to say this. she was so amazing that she says do one thing every day that scares you. >> yeah. >> i think that is such a good philosophy. >> she moved to it. she is a many ircall of the human spirit. you shouldn't have escaped this terrible childhood, orphaned at age 10. a mother before that who beauty that was displeased with her looks and called her granny. her own mother called her granny. her father was an alcoholic and all died early. she had the worst childhood and fwam most conversations subsequent shul subsequential first lady and american woman. franklin and theodore and escaping the asthma of his childhood and his emotional stuff. >> how about the biographer who says, exceptional presidents are the exception. and both of these men were exceptional with a capital "e". >> underscore that. written so well about theodore roosevelt and understood -- understands the nature of leadership. that's what we're dealing with here. we have th