. >> stephen: and i understand meryl streep is in season two. >> yes!son two! >> stephen: that's really exciting. yes. ( applause ) >> i'm so excited. >> stephen: and she, she plays-- i forgot what alexander's character's name is. >> yeah, she plays... yeah, nicole kidman's husband was this guy named perry, and he met an untimely end. and meryl streep plays his mother. >> stephen: and she sure wants to know what happened. >> and she wants to know what happened, and she doesn't believe any of us. so she comes back and it's amazing. we had rehearsals last week and i was like, "i cannot believe i'm sitting across from meryl streep and i'm saying, like, human words to her, and she's saying human words back to me." and it was amazing. >> stephen: i have this feeling when i talk with her i'm not having to act with her. i'm afraid in the middle of a scene i would go, "( bleep ) it's meryl streep." ( laughter ) >> it'll be fun. i'm excited. >> stephen: well we've got to take a little break, but we'll be back with more reese witherspoon. don't go anywhere! ( che

. >> meryl streep into lay a's shoes. "early today" starts now. good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm richard lui in for frances. this morning we're going to start with the daca deal that is d.o.a. president trump spent his easter sunday blasting his political opponents for the country's immigration woes, hinting democrats for inaction on the daca program currently protecting the nation's 800,000 dreamers from deportation. while simultaneously targeting mexico for what mr. trump referred to as dangerous caravans of undocumented immigrants streaming into the country. >> it seems the president's agitation over the nation's immigration system is reaching a fever pitch as he effectively ends negotiations over the crucial program shielding hundreds of thousands from deportation. for more on this we go to nbc's kelly o'donnell with the latest from mar-a-lago. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, philip. the spirit of the easter holiday did not keep the president from venting frustration, even misinformation sunday. president trump again show

supposedly you jumped over the rope line to meet meryl streep at the oscars. >> yes, yes.th: you were a hurdler? >> yeah, i was a professional hurdler all through high school. so i hurdled the -- >> seth: so that was no -- a low rope line was no issue for you. >> it was nothing. it was like skipping. [ laughter ] and i just jumped that and then, yeah i told meryl that i wanted her to be my momma one day. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: and i -- >> people were mad, 'cause -- you know why i think people were mad? 'cause they couldn't jump the rope like i jumped the rope. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i will say, i can't tell you how many award shows i've been at, where i see someone i want to meet and then i bail, 'cause i see the little rope. >> really? [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm like, "aw, i'm not going over that thing." >> see, that's how you get broke. >> seth: yeah. >> you can't let no rope stop you. see, i've been to a lot of county buildings, i learned how to jump the rope in the county line. [ laughter ] when you poor, you learn how to jump ropes. >

>> that same year she reunited with meryl streep and surprised audiences, including her husband, withrmance in "into the woods." >> so john had no idea that you were a singer before "into the woods"? >> right. >> it never came up in the relationship, the pipes? >> i wasn't the type of person who was like, listen to me, i can really sing. so we were pre-recording the song for "into the woods" and rob marshall, the amazing director, he invited john into the south booth and rob goes, are you ready? john was like, actually, do you know, i've never heard her sing. and rob went, what? he goes, i've never heard her sing. i sang and john like cried. >> did he really? did he cry? >> yeah. he cries a lot so it's not like a huge deal but it's like -- it was so sweet. ♪ for a spoon full of sugar >> krusinski can expect more tears when she reprizes julie andrews beloved role in the highly anticipated "mary pop pins returns." >> what kind of an honor was it to play that part inherited from julian dress 54 years ago? >> it's such an honor. she's so iconic. the character is so iconic. i was daunted t

. >> seth: you also met meryl streep. >> i -- she might have caressed my face. [ laughter ] >> seth:ot a firm hand shake. yeah. [ laughter ] >> she touched you. >> seth: well -- >> yeah. >> seth: i was happy with that -- >> i was -- >> seth: i didn't know there was another level of -- >> yeah. >> seth: face caressing. >> she -- it was funny, because looking back -- because i didn't know it was all going to be televised which is -- it is so embarrassing to watch yourself be an idiot. but -- so obviously i don't watch me at all ever on tv. but anyways, she -- i came down, i was like, "i can i meet you?" and then i was like, "i'm such a fan." it was so awkward. and she was like, "yeah, and meet all of us." and, like, she carried me towards the others. [ laughter ] because she was, like, probably scared, like -- [ laughter ] because, like -- >> seth: "oh, you like actors?" >> yes! >> seth: "here's a whole room of them!" [ laughter ] >> she was like, "meet all of us!" don't touch me, like -- >> seth: but you -- >> she was really nice. >> seth: you have worked with you before. >> meryl? >>

she was meryl streep's movement coach. she's unbelievable. now with meryl streep's movement coach. this has to be a great honor to you. >> i was so blown away. i was moving. i was moving. no, it was -- she told me to sit. she taught me to you who sit. >> jimmy: really? >> you sit forward on the chair and your posture gets better. >> jimmy: you received movement coaching? >> i don't go nowhere without learning something. why do you think i've been around so long? >> jimmy: being there on that stage, that's a meaningful thing, obviously. >> being a part of that class, a part of that community, being welcomed into that circle, that rarefied air, was an amazing feeling. i would be -- i'm not going to try to give you the pseudo humility, it doesn't matter. it does matter. i'm very thank of the and grateful and it's dope that i got that opportunity. i'm glad i had that kind of impact on the country. i hope through the station i can continue to impact you guys and continue to just raise the level of culture and classic hip-hop in america so that mor

. >>> meryl streep on the set of mer new tv job with rece and nicole. >>> if that's not enough dote youhere's this. >> before this hot carpenter starts his "trading spaces" gig, he's doing pushups for "e.t." >>> closed captions provided by -- ♪ >>> right now, tv news. meryl is in monterey. shots "big little lice" the local coffee shop with reese wither spoon and nicole kidman. meryl is looking for answers in the mysterious death of her tv son. look at the dog. the best hair of all the cast. >>> meanwhile, the fierce females of "oceans 8" are working together. >> how in the world do they do it? >> the new crew is revealing more crew. starting with rihanna's role. >> count lg down. three, two, one. >> game on. >> riri is 8-ball. the computer hacker. she rigs security cameras so thieves can swap anne hathaway's $150 million necklace for a worthless fake. >> wait, wait, wait. >> every time you move it. >> turn it on. >> sandra bullock calls the shots. she's master mind debbie ocean, the is traininged sister of danny ocean. the exskon out on parole after serving a lot of time. >> how long di

>> but the 50-year-old is right at home shooting scenes for "big little lies" season two with meryl streepazing. and to watch her do her craft, we just go -- can you believe it? >> keith's seen pieces of it. amazing. can we talk about what nicole was wearing? we can, we will. we'll be back to break down the bold and the beautiful. >>> speaking of bold and beautiful. that perfectly describes beyonce at coachella. the world has collectively lost its mind over what she delifrd on the stage. here's why it's being called possibly the best performance of all time. ♪ girls, who run the world, girls ♪ >> coachella, thank you for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline coachella. >> number three within everyone is still talking about it. the spectacle. for the first time ever sherks was backed by more than 50 dancers and marching band members who helped rearrange her classics. it was her first time back on stage since giving birth to twins, rumi and sir. she stajd it as a collegiate style homecoming celebration. she wore five custom looks designed by the fashion house balmain. but there

in 2012 george, meryl streep, and tom hanks all appeared in a documentary about his life. >> nobody shoots in new york and doesn't know who radioman is. >> before leaving, george took a moment to make sure he's been doing all right. >> we have been checking in on you. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that's really who george is, he's one of the nicest guys you will ever meet, ever. back to george and amal's date night. as busy as they are, it's nice too see they take time for themselves. >> yes, and moving on, clearly kate hudson took as much time as she could to announce her pregnancy with that amazing gender reveal on instagram last friday. i just watched it on a loop all day long. it was so sweet. and i got new details about it. topping tonight's know and tell, kate's baby joy. >> she did not know until the balloons popped and pink came out, and it was just -- it was just too much. >> erin foster and her sister sara were there for kate hudson's gender reveal. both foster siblings will now actually be aunts to their bestie kate and boyfriend danny fujikawa's baby girl on the way. >> our step brot

filming last month and all the big stars are back, nicole kidman, you can see the newest face, meryl streepation in salinas. a photo was posted from the set today. "big little lies," season two is set to air sometime next year. >> so excited! >> it was so good. >>> it's a little chilly out there. so for shooting schedules or anything else around monterey. it will be cooler as we go to the weekend. and there you see around the bay area, next two days are going to be warming up. chilly start to tomorrow morning. and then rain comes back sunday evening. could have a winter weather advisory to wrap up the weekend. >> another rebound there. thanks so much, rob and thanks so much for joining us. >> we'll be back at 6:00. bye. >>> breaking news tonight, fired fbi director james comey blasting president trump as unethical and un-tethered to truth. explosive, new details from his new book before it's released. comey likening the president to a mob boss. >>> president trump now has the military options in hand and sources tell nbc news the u.s. has new evidence of chemical weapons. is a strike on syr

by week nine there were 36 items meryl streep gave her golden globe acceptance and it was such an amazing speech she talked about why didn't we know where that would take us to. there were 2 million views and that was the first week it went crazy that was a week before trump took office and once he took office it jumped quickly to 60 items. i was looking for things that were unusual and a lot of things we don't read them but now it seems usual like communicating using twitter. there's just a lot more of it. >> how do yo >> how do you compile your list and get your sources and information from? >> this is a boring answer with my background isn't anything to do with the literary i measured with computer science. i wanted to be as methodical as i could so i followed the same amount of people and sources. strangely it seems to work and then i add it in the next week but we managed to get them all so i find them on twitter and i decided to be strict with the media sources some are publications that are far left or right and i did not include those. second is "the new york times," politico and

and there's going to be another season, which is awesome, with meryl streep. she's making a name for herself on another show, "jeopardy." >> she wasn't a coestant she had an entire category dedicated to her. it was a good day to be a reese fan. check it out. >> reece witherspoon movies for 200. >> what is walk the line. >> harvard law student el woods. >> "legally blond." >> tracy flick, running for student body president. >> what is "election." >> darrel strad based on her memoir. >> what is "wild." >> actually a southern girl. >> what is "sweet home alabama." >> you ran the category. a big reese witherspoon fan. >> so the contestant there won that category but she didn't end up winning the day. but getting a tweet from reece witherspoon is a pretty good consolation prize. >> i would think so. >> witherspoon said, way to go. she also said, "jeopardy" this made my day. >> and they responded by saying making reece witherspoon's day makes our day. it's an endless cycle of day making. >> seriously, you know you have made it when you have a category on "jeopardy."

in links an put them on both mediums, at week nine which has 36 items, that was the week that meryl streep gave her golden globe acceptance speech, that was such an acceptance speech, she didn't mention him by name and talked about why didn't we know when he made his jestture where that would take us. that week the whole progressive blogs picked up and had 2 million views, it was the week that went crazy. that was the week before trump took office and it's fake inauguration. [laughter] >> fake crowd inauguration and then once he took office, the list quickly jump today 60 items, but in the early weeks, again, it was small. i was looking for things that were unusual and a lot of those things, when i reread them, seemed unusual then but seem usual like communicating using twitter, attacking like saturday night live, we are still attacking saturday night live in week 72. nothing changed with trump. >> how do you compile your list, where do you get your sources, where do you get all of your information from? >> and this is a really boring answer but i wanted to be, you know, my background is n

." >> and the movie with meryl streep and getting to see colin firth sing?e's a sequel coming your way. hey mike nicco. >> anybody up here have the greatest hits cd? >> there you go. good for you, mike. >> bet you didn't know that. >> going to dance over to the green screen right now. exploratorium. look at the cloud cover out there. look how tranquil the bay is right now. cool again, increasing sunshine. tonight, a chance of light showers. the extended is going to get warm after the showers finally end, at least a chance of it monday. here is a look at our low pressure starting to show up on live doppler 7. notice this is rotating to the north. we've got to wait for the storm to get closer to us. for today, it's keeping us cooler than average once again. our warmest weather if you will, mid to upper 60s in the south bay inland neighborhoods and the south bay. low to mid 60s into the north bay. upper 50s from the coast into san francisco. more green on the map during the overnight hours. temperatures about the same as they are this morning, mid 40s to low 50

this is a first look at meryl streep on the set of the series.p. it's not the first time they worked together. they teamed up in 2002, in the film "the hours." that earned nicole kidman an oscar. oddly enough, the pair did not get to work together, however, on "the hours." they shot their scenes separately. we're looking forward with what is going on with "big little lies." >>> lourde sharing her bathtub. posting, i will always love you, the famous lyric song by whitney houston, who died in a bath tub. >> i didn't think of that. >> she deleted the post and quickly posted an apology. extremely poorly chosen quote. i didn't put this together. i was just excited to take a bath. i'm an idiot. >>> speaking of whitney houston, more news on her and the new documentary on the legendary singer is set to debut this summer, directed by kevin mcdonald. it shows never-before-seen footage as the singer struggles to cope with her fame. here's a little bit of it. ♪ it's the light of day that shows me how ♪ >> let's go. let's go. >> people think it's so damn easy

. >> stephen: his lawyers said, "hey, meryl streep once said something nice about him and jennifer lawrencer." this is his-- he drags you into his pile of ( bleep ). >> yeah. >> stephen: yeah. >> everybody does. but i'm very lucky. >> stephen: is this why you're taking a year off? >> no, it's just by coincidence. i love my job and i'm very happy. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) >> i love acting. press tours give you this crescendo moment. pour it again. >> stephen: sure. >> it gives you-- it's like it crescendos. >> stephen: this is good, though, isn't it? >> yeah. actually turns out i really like rum. you know what? i like vacation me, so why wouldn't i like rum? ( laughter ) >> stephen: i want to go on vacation with you! ( laughter ) >> my vacation me, her name is gayle. i wish to god i had a photo of her. >> stephen: wait, you have a different persona when you're on vacation? >> apparently, yeah. >> stephen: what do you mean "apparently?" what are you talking about? >> you just have to see a photo. it's all one photo. it's too late to get it, isn't it? i wanted to look cute. do you have i

we went backstage and meryl streep was having a conversation and me and sofia went backstage and becausehas a video of that. >> did it happen? >> i got a picture. she was wonderful but i kind of mortified myself. you know when you speak a lot when you're nervous and i was like and then i love you but i don't -- now you're an amazing actor but maybe not -- >> she does that to everybody. not just you. >> next time. >> she does that to everybody. >> next time he'll be better. >> and claude, our correspondent. what do you have? >> in your career -- [ applause ] >> oh, that's cool. >> in your career what is the best piece of advice you've ever gotten? >> hmm. well, the one really amazing piece of advice i've got which i follow till today is respect people's time if you want your time to be respected. yeah. [ applause ] >> that's good. >> right? >> you just made me rethink my life right there. okay. i like that. >> don't be late, michael. >> respect people's time. >> if you want yours to be respected. >> you guys are awesome. thank you, guys. so good. >> very good. [ applause ] >> all i'm goin

you have meryl streep who wrote the memorandum is on his leg. what was really fascinating was the interrelationship between those things and this play has that kind of power on the people who are doing it. dan and i both saw this play when we were teenagers and it had this very iconic power as we were watching it. all the people who had worked on it or readle it or taught it it had that same transformative thing. it's audience was one of the wild discoveries throughout the book. >> and laura ingle's wilder has become an icon because she represents an era to era of pioneering and of homesteading and one of the things that is fascinating about her iconic status is a think she knew as she was becoming an icon that she actually said in an essay that my life represents all of the phases of the frontier. and she really knew that her life inc. all this history from the plains indian wars to homesteading and beyond and of course she wrote the book during the great depression. it was reflective of that era as well. one of the things that was kind of funn

. >> seth: this is your third film with meryl streep. >> i know. >> seth: "devil wear prada." >> it'shank you for saying that because -- [ cheers and applause ] i just thought the same thing. >> stalker. yeah, and we always play people who sort of loathe each other. >> seth: yeah. >> in films that we do. that's the template. >> seth: is there -- is there truth to the rumor that "the devil wears prada" there might be another "devil wears prada?" >> i mean, i would love it. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] we all would. >> did you know stanley tucci is my brother-in-law? >> seth: i did know that -- >> yeah. >> seth: stanley tucci was your brother-in-law. >> he, like, wormed his way into the family. >> seth: but he wasn't during the first "devil wear --" >> no, so we met on the first movie. i'm talking about like there was another movie. >> seth: yeah. >> we met on the first "devil wears prada." and i just loved him so much. so he was at our wedding and then met my sister. >> seth: that's unbelievable. >> i know. >> seth: and they've been married for a while now, right? >> they've

if i'm the black meryl streep, why don't i have that resume?woman to sort of break through that. we have margaret atwood. we have hillary clinton moderating a panel. >> that will be fun. >> she has four incredible global journalists from russia, china, turkey, talking about the rise of authoritarianism and how this is a creeping trend. >> and you'll look at me too. >> opening night, we have a remarkable panel, because we have asha agenta, who was raped by harvey weinstein. we have the model who was in the fbi sting with weinstein. and an incredible woman, an italian politician, and we'll talk about how me too in italy really doesn't exist and how since she went back to italy after the weinstein revelations, she was slut-shamed, she was called a whore. these women have been trashed. in italy, the post-berlusconi world trashes women. >> the list that she has of incredible women is like three or four pages long but it's like how tina puts them together that creates really kind of explosions on stage. >> hillary clinton as the interviewer is a very

tony kushner is the author, meryl streep, and well miranda is on his way. but what was fascinating about that is the kind of interrelationship between those things and that display had that kind of totemic power on the people who discovered. dan and i both saw this play when we were teenagers and it's had this very iconic power as we were watching it but to see that for all the people who have worked on or read it or target or whatever, to have that same transformative faith that it was on to its audience was one of the really wild discoveries that i read throughout the book. >> and laura ingalls wilder has become i think an icon because she represents an era , the era of pioneering, the era of homesteading and one of the things that's sort of fascinating about her iconic status is that i think she knew she was becoming an icon that she was to represent this era. she actually said in an essay that my life represents all of the phases of the frontier. and she really knew that her life incorporated all this history from the plains indian wars to homesteading

you have lily james playing the young meryl streep character, sort of how the characters met mp years in our bunch, the spy who dumped me. >> this is a spy comedy. it does look a little bit like spy with i guess the thought being -- well, spy had one woman in the sort of world of spies. that was good. two women in the world of spies would be even better. it looks really funny. >> matt singer, you're a blast. thank you for being here. >>> a lot of kids play with toy boats but it's the size of the pond that makes one story special. up next, two brothers, they're little craft and an adventure. this is "cbs this morning saturday." >>> you'll never walk alone is just -- >> and what's it feel like to take on something that has that much history and it's that well known? >> well, i sung the piece for a long time i also sung it at the 9/11 memorial. people love the song. it's one of dhos iconic pieces like amazing grace that everyone loves. but to do it in the context of the peace is different. it's so emotional. it's so much more about that incredibly tragic moment. >>> earlier we talked abo

. >> bueno los fans comenzaron a pedir queea meryl streep recolectaron miles de firmas para lanzar estaas). >> sabes eso fue lo mismo que me dijo cuando vio el personaje. me quedÓ viendo y me dijo quÉ guapo eres. >> te estÁs pareciendo muchÍsimo. >> ahorita hago un esfuerzo por no estar en personaje y aÚn asÍ puedo estar con amigos y me dicen ay! acabas de hacer esa cara cuando estaba enojado. >> estoy esperando ya el concierto que va a hacer en miami porque no lo falle las luces. >> no va a fallar nada. >> vamos a la pausa pero regresamos con. >> autores y mÁs adelante hacer dinero en el internet tiene sus secretos y convirtiÉndos en bloguero, todo acÁ en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza. >> descubre mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" sÍguenos en nuestras redes sociales, estamos en cuando las alergias te atacan, siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. sin pulpa y en juenvase de cartÓn.natural, ¿Éste? ojalÁ. (sonido de telÉfono) ay, tu mamÁ. aguacates hass, cÁ

it's like the meryl streep thing with trump.ctress too. >> fact check on that one false. >> kind. >> of what do you make of this? >> as a media guy, one on one, first of all you don't attack children. second of all, you don't attack children whose friends have just been shot. >> how do you balance people who are now among the most prominent defenders of gun control? how do you balance having a conversation with them, having a debate defending your respect for the second amendment, your belief it ought not to be touched with the fact that they are survivors of that shooting? >> well, i think you have the dialogue on merits and the policy debate but as mike said, you know, you don't take on kids. i think mike's real point is somebody's threatened here. i think they see the pendulum shifting. that's why they're going so far over the line. >> not only do you not take on kid because it wasn't just that they lost their friends six weeks ago, it's that every day children around the country say they are afraid to go to school. this is s