look michael corleone got married there. people with "the godfather" t-shirt, and i say, oh, my god. why people get stuck on this idol called "the godfather" movie, because there is this sense of family. >> michael had many options. he destroyed his family. and everything he touched. >> in a way it's fair. >> it's fair? >> indeed, a good movie, sure. >> coppola, he didn't [ muted ] it up? >> no. >>> i didn't even think about it. about death. but shooting at those things, anybody in the camera was shot. immediately. by a russian soldier. at that time, i didn't think about that. but i found that i had to think about it. >> you were alive and holding a camera at a very important time in history. you had to think, i'm doing something important. >> it's very easy to make pictures, but pictures mean something, what's in it. that's a totally different

. >> he says, yeah, i tell you, i'm thinking of using you as michael corleone. >> i'm thinking as an actor does, gee, it's not a good role, sonny is the part to play. >> what? he didn't want to play michael, he wanted to play sonny. >> that was the role, michael corleone. >> inside a casket at a u.s. border crossing. license and registration, these twin toddlers adorable run-in with the law. before we hit the beach, i've gotta hit the loo. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you, big daddy. aww. (avo) charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. beautiful view. thanks to charmin. and you, honeybear. awwwww. (avo) we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin? >>> welcome back. after a cool weekend, another storm system with some light rain is just off the coast of the pacific northwest. it has been nearly five months since seattle has hit 70 degrees. imagine going five months and never being up in the 70s. well, they are going to try to get there in the days ahead. tod

to take the walk that michael corleone took now and forever more it will be sort of the god father themewhere they're playing the god father theme over and over. >> i think most thoughtful cecil

of the trump administration, we are thinking about that famous sequence in the godfather when michael corleonestrakts his revenge n. a way n slow motion and absent the bloodshe

of the trump administration, we are thinking about that famous sequence in the godfather when michael corleone exstrakts his revenge n. a way n slow motion and absent the bloodshed, the violence, right now it feels like james comey may be extracting his. thank to loyalists around him, and what they are sharing over time with journalists. there is another "new york times" article tonight about james comey. and it again mentions the memos he meticulously wrote after each encounter with president trump. the headline is this. comey unsettled by trump s said to have wanted him kept at a distance. among other things, it says, quote, president trump called the fbi director james b. comey weeks after he took office and asked him when federal authorities were going to put out word that mr. trump was not permanently under investigation, according to two people briefed on the call. mr. comey told the president that if he wanted to know details about the bureau's investigations, he should not contact him directly. after explaining to mr. trump how communications with the fbi should work, mr. comey believe

." >> but was the studio in favor of you getting cast as michael corleone? >> no. my god.over my dead body. >> the wedding scene sticks in my mind here. describe what it's like to be shooting a scene dancing at what was your wedding with marlon brandon. >> i was overwhelmed. i couldn't believe when he came towards me. very handsome man. i'm dancing with him and i'm tripping but he was so kind to me. such a kind man. >> dancing with marlon brando! >> i know! >> the movie premiered in 1972 and became the highest-grossing movie of its time. but during filming, not everyone was so sure of its success. >> the story goes out a couple weeks in after the wedding scene was shot you and diane keaton go out, have a couple drinks and say "this movie is going to suck. this is going to flop." >> he >> not me. >> you didn't think so? you thought it was going to be a hit? >> absolutely. >> why did you think it was going to be a hit? >> well, it was a great script but the whole environment of shooting something, at the time we were so young and inexperienced. we didn't know what film makin

. >> reporter: was the studio in favor of you getting cast as michael corleone? over my dead body. >> reporter: the wedding scene sticks in my mind here. just describe what it's like to be shooting a scene, dancing at what was your wedding, with marlon brando. >> i was overwhelmed. i couldn't believe when he came towards me. very handsome man. i'm dancing with him. i'm tripping. he was so kind. >> reporter: you're dancing with marlon brando. >> i know. >> reporter: the movie premiered in 1972 and became the highest-grossing movie of its time. but during filming, not everyone was so sure of its success. the story goes out, a couple weeks in, actually after the wedding scene was shot, you and diane keaton go out, you have a couple of drinks and you say, this movie's going to suck. this has been a flop. >> but also, company. >> not me. >> reporter: you didn't think so. you thought it would be a hit? >> absolutely. >> reporter: why did you think it was going to be a hit? >> great script, actually. but the whole environment of shooting -- filming something, at the tim

various classified documents and they're raising tremendous questions about, you know, was michael flynn don corleonewe need to get to the bottom of what's going on here. >> if those are the only choices, that's a stark comparison. cnn is reporting that the former acting attorney general will testify next week, that her version of the story of how michael flynn was dismissed is very different than the white house is portraying. she said she warned the white house early on. do you believe that to be the case? >> you know, we have to get to the bottom of this. it is very disturbing that sallyuate's statements are in direct opposition to what we're hearing from the white house. it is all the more reason i called for a 9/11 style nonpartisan commission into this. we have asked for various documents from the white house. they haven't produced them. we are hoping they will produce them with regard to the vetting of michael flynn. if they don't produce them, we are going to have to subpoena them. >> now, one other thing that the fbi director james comey is certain to be asked about today are his decisions i

on the hyde act, what their values are and why they are so wrong and put them in the words of michael corleoneie, when he says she's hysterical. i'd say about dan rather, they are hysterical. this is hysterical, hyperbole and it's just revealing how out of touch with reality many of these folks really are. abby: speaking of out of touch. "the new york times" put the hypocrisy in this quote. the election is over, but trump has not been to get past it. >> inside the article, the interview of course for margaret meant to say mr. trump obviously could not let go. it is remarkable sector fund advisor. has there been a president who's ever been marked just about proving that he's legitimate. the feeling "new york times" is fine if the president about that question his legitimacy every single day. >> i think the new york signs as i like to call them has become a joke, an absolute parody of itself. the president who can't get past it? who is that they won't let go? again the press keep talking about election and hillary got the popular vote is that they never read the constitution about how we elected

corleone. i'll make him an offer he can't accept. [ light laughter ] comey refused that and also refused to drop his investigation into michael so trump fired him. and on monday, we learned that comey wasn't the only high ranking official that trump tried continue to influence. >> the other bombshell report in "the washington post." president trump asked two of the nation's top intelligence officials in march to help him push back against an fbi investigation into possible coordination between his campaign and the russian government. trump made separate appeals to the director of national intelligence daniel coats and to admiral michael s. rogers, the director of the national security agency, urging them to publicly deny the existence of any evidence of collusion. >> seth: now we know about trump's interactions with comey. because comey wrote detailed memos about all of his conversations with the president. so, how do we know about this latest interaction between trump and the nsa director, mike rogers? well, once again, according to "the washington post," trump's conversation with rogers was documented in an internal memo. t