i'm calling dibs >> kelsea has hot dibs on a date for the red carpet, but it's not her fiance morgan evansbring my dad, yeah. he loves vegas. my dad is, like, he's 18 years old at heart. >> so, her fiance may be missing from the red carpet, but their wedding plans are in full swing. >> we're getting closer. the goal for now is this year, and i think in a neutral area. so not nashville, not australia. >> are you starting to kind of get a feel for what you're like as a bride or, like, what your style is going to be like, anything like that? >> going to be white? >> that's a good answer. >> maybe a little sparkly? ♪ yeah, boy, i'm digging what you're doing, yeah, boy ♪ >> and when it comes to sweating for the wedding, kelsea's got a plan. >> has it been tough for you to stay in shape on the road? >> me and my band and crew, we all do like a big group workout. >> it's got to be hard to stay healthy, though, in terms of what you eat. you're always on the go. >> it is. it is. and catering has a lot to do with it. there's always a vegan option and all that stuff, not that i always pick it, but it

. >> morgan: carter evans, thank three countries impacted by the president's travel ban are among severalican nations on the brink of starvation. years of poverty, war, and drought have left more than 20 million people facing famine. tony dokoupil has our report, and we warn you the images are upsetting. they show the heartbreak and severity of the crisis. >> reporter: in search of relief, the hungry walk for miles, but without enough food to go around, vast stretches of africa in the middle east are now on the brink of standard. >> we stand at a critical point in our history. already at the beginning of the year, we are facing the largest humanitarian crisis since the creation of the united nations. >> reporter: on friday, united nations humanitarian chief stephen o'brien warned world leaders that without a relief effort, millions could die, further destablizing the region. the crisis is centered on four countries and more than 20 million people, including nearly two million in nigeria, three million in somalia, five million in susedan dan, and 14 million in yemen. in all, about 1.4 mill

need to stress -- i just want to make sure no one's at home sayi, i "ow morgan freeeman on 'late night' i'm going to check s a 'dear evanhow, everybody should see it. >> just incredible. >> seth: it's incredible.t? [ light laughter ] >> seth: i want to ask you about one last thing, before wle >> seth: samuel l. jackson was here and we were talking about the fact that you guys were friends backth >> seth: back in new york. denzel too, yeah? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: all just new york ac.>>eth: did you know then tha they would all be as successful asy er ]o.laug inib >> sam -- [ laughter app because,hi >> seth: okay. >> so, and i never -- you know, but i'm not going to get here. >> seth: yeah. and watch the johnny carson show. an >> seth: well, it all worked out for all you guys. >> yeah, hey, knock wood.h. >> seth: always such a pleasure to see you. thank you for sharing your time it's nice to be here with you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: morgan freeman, everybody! "going in styl pewe'll be right back with keeley hawes. [ cheers and applause ] he's got the cash. he's got a condo. he's got a career. but that still does

to make sure no one's at home saying, "oh, i want a few laughs, i saw morgan freeeman on 'late night' i'm going to check out 'dear evan- >> seth: it's a wonderful show, everybody should see it. >> just incredible. >> seth: it's incredible. >> so, what were we talking about? [ light laughter ] >> seth: i want to ask you about one last thing, before we let you go. >> yes. >> seth: samuel l. jackson was here and we were talking about the fact that you guys were friends back in the day. >> yeah. >> seth: back in new york. denzel too, yeah? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: all just new york actors. >> yeah. >> seth: did you know then that they would all be as successful as they were? as they are? >> no. i thought denzel might just -- [ laughter ] incredible talent. >> seth: yeah. >> sam -- [ laughter and applause ] because, i think we're a lot alike. >> seth: okay. >> so, and i never -- you know, i'm going to really strive hard, but i'm not going to get here. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, i used to sit up and watch the johnny carson show. and you know, like, [ bleep ]. >> seth: well, it all worked out for all you guys. >> yeah, hey,

evans, los angeles. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan vitac -- www.vitac.com captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, march 8th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> smarter than you think? the latest wikileaks bombshell. the agencagency's former direct says don't believe you. >> is this the cia listening through my smartphone, my microwave oven and tv. are they doing that? >> no. >>> calling for millions to strike on this international

morgan stanley also the lead underwriter. >> they didn't hang out. you saw my selfie with evan, right? did you see?id. >> i tweeted it a thousand times yesterday. >> i did see it. very impressive. >> but did you get a ghost plushie? >> i did. i had it all day. it was kind of like live long and prosper. anybody who gave me a hard time, i put it right in their face. >> all that, dow's up 20 as we said earlier led by goldman. let's check in with bob to see what's moving on the floor. >> hello, guys. happy friday. great day for snap. let's look at sectors, mixed market but still positive. i say positive because the bank stocks are up, this is despite of course concerns about higher interest rates, they're again leadership stocks today, industrial stocks also on the upside, materials up, take a look at gold. gold's been down four days in a row here. so everybody's talking about the fed. and the question is are we going to enter a new phase of fed policy where there's less worry about low inflation and global risk and the fed's more confident about hitting their targets. take a look at etfs around this,

evans, los angeles. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morganor="#ffff00">captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> deadly wildfires in the middle of america. more than a million acres in four states go up in flames. thousands are forced from their homes. >> this is people's lives that are on fire. it's not just land. >>> also tonight, is your television watching you? wikileaks releases documents revealing cia plans to hack into smart tvs. >>> so i started googling my name, and, wow. >> someone hijacked laura hunter's identity and created a far-right blog. >> from absolute denial to absolute shock to this cannot be happening. >>> and monticello restores sally heming's place in american history. >> this room is going to make identity of her own. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the central intelligence agency has lost control of highly classified documents and computer code that described top-secret techniques for intercepting phone calls, reading encrypted text messages, and turning televisions into ea