my book or through my music, now hearing it now being told in a script, in hollywood, where reese witherspoon is joining hands with other co-stars from america and taking the story and making it their own. it's really given me hope. >> working with emanuel and some of these other first-time actors who in some ways are acting out their life, i assume that's something you've never done before. >> no. no. and it was an incredible privilege. i'm from new york. i have this incredibly fast rhythm naturally. and emanuel and the other actors come from a very different relationship with time. it was a really beautiful thing to learn. it just stopped me cold in doing these scenes. there's this completely different relationship with time and with your relationship with people. and it really forced me into a different relationship with the other actors. >> i assume it is sort of, on one hand you do something that can be emotional, you have to be emotional on screen. but the other people are also acting. but in this case you know who you're working with has experienced this firsthand. so was. more drainin

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well, it's better than a lot of things i've been called. >> reese witherspoon is a big name in the moviet it appears the movie chooses to focus an the real stars. witherspoon graciously steps into the backgrond to make this sudanese lost boys saga work. also marshall fine says in examining the most basic human bonds it closes some of the distance a privileged audience may feel when confronted with the raelts of the way the rest of the world lives. >>> the movie produced by reese witherspoon who bought the film rights the book is based an. "gone girl" stars ben affleck. he reports his wife missing with a growing media circus pressuring him, his strange behavior leads everyone to start thinking the worst. >> you don't know if she has friends? you don't know what she does all day and you don't know your wife's blood type? sure you all were married? >> maybe it's type o. >> where are her folks? new york? >> yeah. >> can they get here in time for the press conference? >> i haven't called them yet. >> call them please, nick, now. >> affleck's character. most of the reviews have been good. a fe

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it's a dean's list "b-minus" and reese witherspoon's "the good lie" features the oscar winner in a supportingal sundanese actors, telling the true story of some of the survivors of the brutal massacre there, who are transplanted in middle america. dean says it's well made, thoughtful and inspiring. it's a dean's list "b". >> good morning. early on we are expecting sunshine. the sun comes up at 7 06 a.m.. we are expecting early morning storms appear clouds will increase and we will see mostly cloudy during the day. tonight as light shower overnight low down to 45. for saturday, 51. sunday we are dry. school, high temperature only 57. morning low into the 30's. >> we have a car fire we're keeping our eye on. causing some minor delays. it's off to the shoulder right now but crews are blocking the far right lane. this is northbound on stevenson. looks like we have a bit of a backup leading up to that spot. keep our tabs on that and give you an update on this construction spots lingering out they're all coming up in a few minutes. >> coming up, the latest on the breaking news on the northwest side

in an interview with vogue magazine, reese witherspoon revealed that her rapper name would be "lil' spoon laughter ] yeah, that's cute. yeah. turns out she's not the only celebrity who has a rapper name. in fact, a lot of famous people these days go with a rap alias. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. we were actually able to get a a list of a few of them. check it out. first, we have kim jong-un. his rapper name is "even lil'er kim." [ laughter ] >> steve: small of stature, big of heart. >> jimmy: next there's edward snowden. his rappername is "t. m. i." [ cheers and applause ] after that we have woody allen. his rapper name is "dr. dreidel." [ laughter ] finally, there's john mccain. his rapper name is "old bastard." and he's not dirty, he's very clean. he's a very clean man. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah. lovely man. clean. >> jimmy: listen to this guys, scientists are suggesting that pluto should be considered a a planet again eight years after it was classified as a a dwarf planet, and americans are suggesting that scientists cut the crap about pluto and figure out how to sto

. >> wendy: as told in a brand new feature film starring reese witherspoon. >> reporter: your characterribe her? >> feisty. >> wendy: plus...a track star running for his freedom -- >> it's incredible. >> wendy: -- with two nations on his side. >> it's not for me. i'm running for them. ♪ >> pat: well, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to this edition of "the 700 club." i believe on yesterday's program i mentioned the fact that viruses have a tendency to mutate, and they do it very suddenly and very rapidly. now there is a warning from a top official that this ebola virus could become airborne. if it comes, the government is going to have to stop the spread o

i think of reese witherspoon and amy adams. >> cameron did i as, julia roberts. >> yay. >> leslie mannthere are plenty of women, who by the way learned their craft as they go. that is what makes them so watchable and attractive to men and women. >> i agree. jennifer lawrence is fantastic actress. she is younger but fantastic actress. as actors you have to earn your next job. tough earn it every single time. it is always changing landscape. back in the old days you were part of studio system. you would have a six picture deal. or now you have a television show. >> hasn't that happened, rise of tv now? we're seeing actors who are older, men and women like bryan cranston and others getting roles because way more amazing tv shows so women can last longer? >> i agree. i agree 100%. >> you like viola dave's new show, how to get away with murder. that is new show. >> john cusack is total communist. loves chomsky. >> done well as capitalist. >> at love hollywood liberals. >> this is more hypocrisy from hollywood. they're screaming for equal pay and equal treatment in the work place doing this

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>> brown: it's a fictional account, starring reese witherspoon, but also several of the young men themselvesd follows them to this country, where beginning in the mid 1990's several thousand were brought into a strange new life. >> was your father a chief? >> yes some people would say that. >> may we visit with your cow? >> be my guest. >> brown: actor ger duany made this incredible trip himself. from a "lost boy" forced to serve as a soldier, to a refugee camp and then to the u.s. i talked with him and screenwriter margaret nagle, who originated the project and worked for years to get it made. >> i really wanted to tell this story, because it was about brothers and sisters surviving, and it was about the very worst, and the very best of humanity to me, and as a writer you're always searching for a way to get that story out. >> brown: but what was that like, those years of not having a home, of just trying to stay one step ahead of war? >> it was not a pleasant feeling, but i was learning a lot, and i was learning about who i am, and even who i've become now, so... >> brown: in what way? >>

>> reese witherspoon. >> they are looking at each other. [laughter] >> liam neeson. >> same question, most of this has been about power you have. let's talk about our you don't have. the bully pulpit of the governor's office that you would advance. you just use your position as governor to try to move the public on. what would that be? >> we need to create more things at night for kids to do in urban communities. i would like to put together a coalition of folks who were involved in all kinds of recreational a community-based athletic activities across the commonwealth involving urban communities and come up with things kids can do at night. that's a big problem. >> the legislature -- >> i am most concerned about kids, others a not-for-profit sittings that don't have the resources to get what they need, not just sports but social work, mental health. there are troubled kids in the state that need help. >> thank you both. we appreciate your time. that is all the time we have. [applause] charlie baker and martha coakley. >> thank you for tuni

and reese witherspoon is a producer.y had gotten the rights even before the book came out because they were convinced it would be so successful and they are right. >>> let's check one more time with sal. >> right now we do have traffic that's very in many areas. it has not gotten better. 280 northbound. all of those freeways slow. southbound 880 at brokaw road. we have a lot of slow traffic backed up to san leandro believe it or not. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a backup of 15, 20 minutes getting into san francisco. now let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. it's sunny and will be warm to very warm. we have an offshore breeze so higher fire danger. it should be cooler by the weekend. >> i don't know if tori wants to hear all of that. >> it won't lasting o -- it won't last long. >>> that will do it for us. be sure to watch the noon news on rape kit testing the we'll continue to follow that story all day and have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. >>> a train rolls down the tracks with a woman trap

reese witherspoon also plays a key role in this. >> great message to be told to those who don't know right there. >> she talked about it on fox news sunday with chris wallace. >> the movie opens in some big cities on friday and then opens across the country on october 24. the movie is called "the good lie." >> thank you. >> rock star. america has been good so far. >> thank you. >>> coming up on this wednesday, he murdered a police officer in cold blood, but that won't stop him from giving a commencement speech at a college and you're not going to believe who invited him. >> and then congressman paul ryan may have run against the president, but this morning they're actually agreeing on something, believe it or not. congressman ryan joins us and in a few minutes. >> come say hello to the congressman. ♪ ♪ cold. i took nyquil but i'm still stuffed up. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relief to eight symptoms of a full blown cold including your stuffy nose. (breath of relief) oh, what a relief it is. thanks. anytime. i can take

let move to movies, reese witherspoon, i didn't know she was a producer on "gone girl." >> she is having to "the blind side." it's a tale with a message. she says it's something you can bring your kids to, 10 and up. >> a great story. very heart warming. >> we have apps for us as well, google slide recently. what is that? >> this is an app that allows you to edit powerpoints on the file. you can, multiple people can edit at the same time. it saves as you go. as we all know is pretty important. it wants to convert it back or play it straight from your song. it's free. >> is that a work thing? >> it's a work thing. you can download it on to your phone, adjust it on the train on the way home. when you get there, you can share it back. >> powerpoints all the time. it's amazing. you know i heard there was something else on the list but i'll just show you. can i show? willie geist mentioned he'd like to be cher for halloween. >> oh boy. >> we have uncovered this. >> oh. [ music playing ] >> that's the cher hit single "a woman's world." that's savannah and i before the show. >> clear. >> oh my.

tell us about what reese witherspoon is now saying. >> she's speaking out -- remember, i guess it was was driving under the influence of alcohol. anyway, he was arrested. the dash cam caught that moment where reese and her husband had a confrontation with the police officer. she was actually arrested. >> don't you know who i am? that kind of thing. >> she was arrested, said to him, don't you know who i am? yesterday she pled no contest. yesterday she spoke out and said i think it was a moment where people realized that i was not exactly what they thought i was. i guess maybe we all like to define people by the way the media presents them and i think i showed that i have complexity that people don't know about. it's part of human nature. i made a mistake. we all make mistakes. the best you can do is say sorry and move on. >> somebody probably asked her about it. >> that's usually what happens. someone asked and at some point you say i have to answer. >> she should have said that sooner. that's a very honest answer. >> it is. she said you say you're sorry and you move on. we talked abou

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. >> let's talk about the reese witherspoon movie called "the good lie". job. it is a story we should all know, really uplifting. >> based in truth? >> it is based on the events of the lost boys of sudan, but what is interesting about it for me is that even though it is a story we want kids to know, i have reservations about kids seeing it. there is the horrors of war but there is smoking of pot and adult stuff in it. >> it is what happened in that country. i think an older kid you share that with and expose them to what is going on. what other children had to go through. having said that, i don't think it is for small kids. >> getting great -- >> i took my 10-year-old and it was a really great experience for the two of us to see this movie together, we talked a little bit before what we were going to see, what was going to happen, prewarn him, but at the end of the movie, so beautiful, it is about a family story, how family supports one another through everything, thick and thin. >> educational. >> really educational. at the end, my son had tears. we both

reese witherspoon in the morning. what was it like working for her? >> amazing.d winning but she's like our sister. she's very humble and looked after us. we learn sod much from her. watching her. how she works. she gets one take and she's done. >> what do you want people to remember about this film? >> almost everything. i want people to know this is a film of -- its not a sudanese film or american film, it's a film of humanity. it's the whole theme of togetherness. >> the movie is out this weekend in limited release and worldwide people will get to see it toward the end of october. the movie is called "the good lie." great to see you both this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> coming up could september 11th have been prevented? the bombshell new document that reveal airport security in boston saw something was odd and did nothing about it. >> then it may have been the most epic sign off ever. >> as for this job, well, not that i have a choice but, [ bleep ] i quit. >> that reporter is back in the news this morning. >>> it's your start of the morning peopl