. >> reporter: meryl streep. >> no one has ever asked an actor, you're playing a strong-minded man.me that men are strong-minded. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you want to ask me to sing or do you just want me to championship it out for you? >> just whoop it out for me. >> how would you like to be remembered in terms of your work? >> i think a pretty solid body of work that emphasized the words. it's not literature. but it can be very classy journalism. >> he was a gentleman. safer filed his last report in march of this year. >> 919 stories he filed for "60 minutes." >> wow. >> 12 emmy awards. >> quite a legend. >> uhu >>> (sounds of birds whistling) ♪ music ♪ introducing new k-y touch gel crème. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. (cheering) narrator: birthday... dishes. thursday... (game sounds) dishes. every dish, every time, to take on anything. ♪ >>> so for a while now we've had a growing problem in our oceans. manmade garbage that floats arou

meryl streep. >> safer: she was fascinated by the classics. >> streep: and i loved carole lombard andand bette davis. and barbara stanwyck. i like girls with attitude. you know? moxie. there's an old word. >> safer: do you feel like a legend? >> katherine hepburn: i don't think you feel like anything you feel like a bore. >> kroft: he had interviewed katharine hepburn 32 years earlier. talk about moxie. >> safer: if you hadn't been an actress what would you have been? >> hepburn: i've never thought. i would have tormented some man i suppose and had about eight children and tormented them. >> safer: hepburn scared the hell out of me. >> hepburn: what the hell is it? >> safer: a granite woman-- >> hepburn: bunk! >> safer: in her opinions and her character. >> kroft: there was anna wintour, editor of vogue magazine. the fashion arbiter with a reputation as fearsome as hepburn's. >> safer: the blurb on your unauthorized biography reads "she's a perfectionist. an inside look at the competitive bitch-eat-bitch world of fashion." >> anna wintour: a bitch? perfectionist? perfectionist. well l

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that's why meryl streep was so great. he loved helen merrin. these are women of real substance. >> rose: one of two things, clearly that he like strong women, but strong women understood he admired women. >> yeah, i think so. >> rose: works both ways. comes across in that interview. helen merrin, they fell in love with each other on camera. >> rose: i think she suggested they could undress right in front of the camera. >> and they walked off hand in hand into the sunset. >> rose: what happened then. pretty amazing. >> rose: i'll go to this one. this is morley with katherine ke hepburn, a unique character. >> every time someone compiles a list of the most admired women, katharine hepburn. >> this becomes the style. doesn't mean much, does it? >> no, but there is got to be something there. >> all the debras have died off. i'm all that's left. i'm in a safe group. i haven't got this rough minutic feeling about age, i think we rot away and it's too god dam bad we do. (laughter) >> rose: here's my favorite of all the profiles we do. you see one of t

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. >> reporter: meryl streep. dolly parton. >> how would you like to be remembered in terms of your work? >> i figure a pretty solid body of work that emphasized the words. it's not literature. but it can be very classy journalism. >> he recently revealed, after all of the years, he didn't like to be on television. >>> in the meantime, much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the highway overpass, crashing down late today. what authorities are saying caused this moment on the roads. >>> and the scuba diver stranded. the boat was gone, and two sharks start to circle him. how this ends. >>> and the brutal confrontation between a police officer and a driver. what does the surveillance video show? that's after the break. i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to

. >> reporter: meryl streep. >> no one has ever asked an actor, you're playing a strong-minded man. we assume that men are strong-minded. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you want me to sing, or just whoop it out for you? >> just whoop it out for me. >> how would you like to be remembered in terms of your work? >> i think a pretty solid body of work that emphasized the words. it's not literature. but it can be very classy journalism. >> morley safer recently revealed, after all of the years, he didn't really like to be on television. our thoughts are with our colleagues at cbs tonight. >>> in the meantime, much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the highway overpass, crashing down late today. what authorities are saying caused this moment on the roads. >>> and the scuba diver stranded. when he came up, the boat was gone. suddenly, two sharks start to circle him. how this ends. >>> and the brutal confrontation between a police officer and a female driver. he said he pulled her over for a missed turn signal. what does the surveillance video show? right after the break. lif

her.id he loved so much substance that is what he did not expect is that is why meryl streep was so greatikes strong women but strong women understood him. it works both ways. they fell in love with each other. they suggested they get undressed in front of the camera. i want to go to this one. this is with cap and hepburn, a unique character. -- katharine hepburn. >> there has to be something there. i think we rot away and it is too bad we do. here is mye: favorite of all the profiles he did. jackie gleason around the table. here it is. >> did you like that one? orson welles called me the great one first. >> and really not offended by it. charlie rose: my question was, was that the end? >> i don't remember. it was such a great piece. that is island weitzman who you have worked with. he came up with a nickname for him. morley gives him credit. that is what brought it out. here's another one with an interesting take. with that own sense of, is they really are? the vacuum cleaner was sold for $100,000. the sink also went for 21,000 and a pair of urinals. i was giving definition of life and d

everyone had meryl streep from "sophie's choice."eally struggled with whether to open that one and play with it or keep it in the box. it was a real... quandary. but i don't want to single out "iron man 3," because it's hardly the only film that was written with a female villain only to have it cynically gender swapped at the last minute. take darth vader. he was first written as darelene vader, a tale, powerful woman who struggled to balance her imperial ambitions with raising her rebellious twins. or doctor doom-- why does he have to be a man? are you saying a woman can't be a doctor? or be an evil techno-sorceror? they'd better fix this in the next "fantastic four" movie. and there better not be another "fantastic four" movie. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back with anthony anderson. turns out lemon juice doesn't cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? that's how i am. red head fred. ultra rare. i collect these too. nah, these are for my dog because he can never decide which one he wants until he gets home, so... pres

there he is with meryl streep. he talked about how the people of finland loved to tango.t was funny. look with him with his women. he always kind of flirted with the women. >> he was one of the incredible faces that wouldn't have made it in some sort of modelling audition but god, shae fascinating to look at. the amount of movement in that face when he would talk. he also made people, he respected people. i saw the interview he did with alex baldwin, tough questions about parenting and it didn't seem to bother alec baldwin. >> you don't know, they're under the cameras and the lights but morley did a have a kind face and a kind way about him. it has been a bad time at 60 minutes with bob simon and mike, but morley, morley worked until the very last minute, basically. he basically retired a week ago. >> let me ask you about your book. i really want to know what you think about being a grandma. >> it is the best thing in the world. you know, i interviewed morley for the book and he told me that his only regret in life is that he didn't have his daughter early enough. he wait

i mean, everyone had meryl streep from "sophie's choice."y struggled with whether to open that one and play with it or keep it in the box. it was a real... quandary. but i don't want to single out "iron man 3," because it's hardly the only film that was written with a female villain only to have it cynically gender-swapped at the last minute. take darth vader. he was first written as darlene vader, it's true, a talented, powerful woman who struggled to balance her imperial ambitions with raising her rebellious twins. or doctor doom-- why does he have to be a man? are you saying a woman can't be a doctor? or, be an evil techno-sorceror? they had better fix this in the next "fantastic four" movie. and, there better not be another "fantastic four" movie. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back with anthony anderson. introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. so now, there are more ways, for more people... to experience... complete protection from frequent heartburn. nexium 24hr. the easy-to-swallow tablet is here. nice to meet you! welcome, w

forget about robert redford and meryl streep. of dunn has done that out africa.thrilled to have you here. what's the biggest stereotype developed people get wrong about africa? >> things are moving on its own terms in a rational way within individual countries. or: what help to they need the health to get out of the way? jan: there has been too much foreign interference. africa needs investment and entrepreneur ship. the private sector can generate. respond whenou they say they're going to exit? jan: it makes no sense whatsoever. jumping on a bandwagon is superficial. francine: do we consider it a frontier market? there might be a lot more risk out there. it'syou look at africa, individual countries with individual problems. jan: very much so. there are more than 50 countries and some of them are doing really well. it's this difference between frontier and emerging markets. it's unclear. it's a spectrum. you have some very shallow capital markets and move too much deeper financial markets. africa really spends a broad range. there are middle income countries. fra

meryl streep -- >> she classics. >> i loved carole lombard and kate hepburn and barbara dave -- bettek. i liked girls with moxie. >> reporter: do you feel like a ledge ♪ >> i don't think so. you feel like a bore. >> reporter: he interviewed katharine hepburn 32 years earlier. talk about moxie. >> if you hadn't of been an actress, what would you have been? >> i never thought. i would haver to ter to -- woul have tormented eight men -- tormented a man and had eight children, i think. >> she was a granite woman in her opinions, her character. >> reporter: there was anna win tour, editor of "vogue" magazine. the fashion arbiter with a reputation as fearsome as hepburn's. >> your unauthorized biography reads, "she's a perfectionist. the inside bidch world of fashion." action ready -- >> perfectionist? >> let's try bitch first. >> you want me to whoop it out for you? >> whoop it out for me. >> reporter: dolly parton and morely got along famously to say the least. >> could you? >> of course. >> reporter: helen mirren is a funny, funny woman. >> reporter: a veteran of movie nude scenes, mirre

meryl streep and steve martin's character, what does that mean? comedy, "it's complicated." in real life, seniors are becoming less secretive and more serious about their cannabis consumption. the 55 and older crowd -- that's not old -- is the fastest growing demographic of pot users in the country. between 2013 and 2014, the number increased from 2.8 political to 4.3 million. barry petersen locks at how the new -- looks at how the newest customer might also be a grandparent. >>> this is not what i expected. >> reporter: these seniors are learning how to fill their prescriptions -- >> for pain. >> okay. >> reporter: at a pot shop. >> that's got triangle -- >> reporter: in california where medical marijuana they want to know the highs and lows of marijuana use. for the aches and pains of growing old. >> you have to learn how to use it. >> reporter: 80-year-old eva aguilera uses it to help with mobility. >> every medication has a risk. i've made my choice. >> reporter: seniors account for only 14% of the nation's population. they use more than 30% o

that's when you have to turn into meryl streep.re so excited. she made, like, a lovely bookma bookmark, and lucas went all out and made me this beautiful yarn bracelet. >> that's lovely. and you're awful parents, you're an awful mom. >> that's so true. you gave us a picture. >> mia made had he a flowerpot for mother's day. >> that's very advanced. >> that's beautiful! >> how old is she? >> she's three. there she is holding it, very proud of it. her father wrote "happy mother's day." it's the type of thing you buy, henry got it at torarget, you write on it and put it in the microwave. anyway, henry was like, this is going to be really homemade and special. i loved it but i was kind of like, where are my flowers? >> you loved the idea. >> we put it in the house and put a little seed that we planted. >> what's the statute of limitations? i'm 45. this has been on the house since age 40. it's a handmade happy birthday. >> five years ago. >> you took it from the other refrigerator and you brought it. >> i have to wear the bracelet occasi

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