stephen king and steven spielberg and it's just. but but am i to join it yet play a big of a little bit of hands on stephen king is more hands on but stillbirths builder is definitely there making decisions yeah when i was in social media questions for you know robert civvy you know on twitter wants to know would deem have a role to play in the saul goodman spinoff. that we have to vince gilligan in character i don't know about that daniel on twitter wants to know the job or think you might have been written off on a whims knows i didn't because i know that vince gilligan would have would have told me ahead of time along as soon as he knew because he's that kind of guy which is which is to his great respect and i knew that they needed this you know wind and guns character found out early on in that i think was season three i realized that the final arc they had to deal with was what hank would do when he found out about walt and knew they needed needed that tension and now we're going to get that answer these final we were going to

as one report put it today, his string of best-sellers helped achieve for crime writing what stephen kingid for horror and ray bradbury for science fiction. elmore leonard was 87 years old. >>> they are older now, their hair has grown gray, and the spring in their step is slower, but in their time, the 1972 miami dolphins were a powerhouse on the football field. they played the last perfect season, undefeated, untied, all the way to the super bowl. they had great names like kick, csonka, mercury morris and greasy and the no-name defense. and they never got their due back then, so today president obama did what richard nixon did not. he honored football's last undefeated team. coach shula who now uses a motorized scooter told the president he's forgiven for being a bears fan. >>> somebody else who is hanging out at the white house today, the obama family's new dog, sunny. she is a portuguese water dog, the same as the obamas' other dog, bo. the white house says she's a year old, and she arrived to meet her new family last night. >>> when we come back, american heroes taking the field and m

and passing danielle steele and stephen king. >>> and another woman who gets richer, is facebook coo sheryl sandberg. she has $91 million and that's only 5% share of her facebook holdings. sandberg is said to be worth $400 million. >> whoa. >> some people win the lottery. >> some people are coo of facebook. >> and the rest of us work for a living. she works for a living, too. >>> a california billionaire has pretty big plans for shaving the commuting time from san francisco to l.a. how about six hours to just 30 minutes. >> oh, yeah. elon musk is the man behind the tesla electric car and spacex. he is looking at a hyperloop system. on a system of compressed air. it could be up and running in as little as six years. >> you're in that tube. >> sign me up. >> me, too. >>> when we come back, potential, new pattern for autism. >>> the difference between induced labor. >>> and mystery solved. we told you about the angel priest who showed up at a crash site. this morning, we know who he is. you deserve more than justo oose university of phoenix.ce.o r average class size only 14 students. ou

king, jr. and the montgomery story." >> stephen: so there was a comic book of martin luther king in 1957? >> it sold for ten cents. only ten cents. >> stephen: there it is. there it is. "martin luther king, jr., the montgomery story, how 50,000 negroes found a new way to end racial discrimination." did you buy this? >> well, someone gave me a copy. i didn't have ten cents and i read it and reread it and this book inspired me when i went away to school in nashville, tennessee. and inspired other young people. >> stephen: had you met dr. king at the time? >> i didn't meet him until 1958. >> stephen: so you had this before you met dr. king. so this would be like meeting superman to you! (laughter) >> well, it was meet mig hero. he became my hero. he became my inspiration, my leader. he inspired me to say no to segregation and racial discrimination. when i was growing up 50 miles from montgomery i saw those signs that said "white men" "colored men" "white women" "colored women" and i would ask my mother, father, grandparents? why they would say "that's the way it is. don't get in trouble. but

and passing danielle steele and stephen king. >>> and another woman who gets richer, is facebook coo sheryl sandberg. she has $91 million and that's only 5% share of her facebook holdings. sandberg is said to be worth $400 million. >> whoa. >> some people win the lottery. >> some people are coo of facebook. >> and the rest of us work for a living. she works for a living, too. >>> a california billionaire has pretty big plans for shaving the commuting time from san francisco to l.a. how about six hours to just 30 minutes. >> oh, yeah. elon musk is the man behind the tesla electric car and spacex. he is looking at a hyperloop system. on a system of compressed air. it could be up and running in as little as six years. >> you're in that tube. >> sign me up. >> me, too. >>> when we come back, potential, new pattern for autism. >>> the difference between induced labor. >>> and mystery solved. we told you about the angel priest who showed up at a crash site. this morning, we know who he is. you deserve more than justo flexibility and convenience. so here are a few reasons to choose universi

as one report put it today, his string of best-sellers help achieve for crime writing what stephen kingfor horror and ray bradbury for science fiction. elmore leonard was 87 years old. >>> they are older now, their hair has grown gray, and the spring in their step is slower, but in time the 1972 miami dolphins were a powerhouse on the football field. they played the last perfect season, undefeated, untied, all the way to the super bowl. they had great names like kick, csonka, mercury morris and greasy and the no-name defense. and they never got their due back then, so today president obama did what richard nixon did not. he honored football's last undefeated team. coach shula who now uses a motorized scooter told the president he's forgiven for being a bears fan. >>> somebody else who is hanging out at the white house today, the obama family's new dog, sunny. she is a portuguese water dog, the same as the obamas' other dog, bo. the white house says she's a year old, and she arrived to meet her new family last night. >>> when we come back, american heroes taking the field and making a di

top of the highest paid authors list raking in 95 million by-passing other literary giants like stephen king. that's america's money i am diana perez. >> making changes to the mobile app adding restaurants reservations through ain't great with open table mobile users can visit a restaurant's facebook page and book a table. it will be available to more than 20,000 restaurants across the u.s. >>> a child's happiness is priceless so many parents go all out for a kid's birthday party but plan could go be costly. tips to help you save money. the personal finances finance says parents can save before it starts. let children make their envy stations or send them via e- mail. and don't go overboard on the party favors. fun activity can be a teak away guests makes -- take away guests make for themselves. an expensive trend could be candy buffets. >> parents are picking and choosing a few key colors and design and designing candy display based on the colors. >> also skip the roller rink or play center for a more affordable venue and include your child in the party planning so it can be a learning oppo

not stephen king the author, because he understands it very well because he is very descriptive in allse flasher books he wrote. but he, that guy, he's ridiculous. >> michael: he is, also most likely to clear a press conference. >> absolutely. >> michael: eight people at his thousands of, you know, capacity press conference. >> we were very excited to see that he would just keep piling it on toward the end. most likely to run for president 17 times despite not having any chance to win, donald trump. he wins that. he has less of a chance to win than donald duck, and we remember that donaldy daisy mini, mickey sex scandal from the 40s. >> michael: that's what stopped that donald from running. that's all, better chance of. >> better chance to win. also donald-- >> michael: i had a vowel not--w of not putting donald trump once on this show. >> sorry. >> michael: we almost made it, and now you ruined it. >> he gets two, of course, best hair. i had to get that in there. >> michael: really? the best hair, donald trump, that's too easy, it's below you. >> least likely to run anywhere, chris ch

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. >> a stephen king kind of thing. >> aliens and cowboys.eating up for "catching fire," the sequel to "the hunger games" movie. coldplay will be creating an original song for the film, titled "atlas." we now know things won't be entirely by the book. for example, in the book, main character peta doesn't know how to swim. when josh hutchinson reprises the role, he'll have no trouble in the water. also buzzing, the ever-hunky liam hemsworth is finally on twitter. but he will only use it for career updates. as he put it, no shirtless selfies. >> come on, liam. that's what it's for. >> i know. that's what it's for. >> that's why we got ron on twitter. shirtless selfies. >> up to that one. >> that's on instagram. >>> now, take a look at this adorable baby elephant from tampa's lowry park zoo. he was born at the end of july. but he doesn't have a name. the zoo has turned to the public for help. launching an online poll for people to weigh in. when the poll closes, mom and baby elephant will do a special activity to pick between the two top contend

sounds like a stephen king novel. a sinkhole that opened up under a florida reset is very real.ozens managed to escape. >>> the battle over baby veronica takes a turn. there's been aarrest. the little girl's adoptive parents are calling on federal authorities for help. >>> welcome back. a massive sinkhole swallows a resort. that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy to digest. easy to love. >>> terrifying night at a resort in central florida, near walt disney world. a huge sinkhole opened up causing a three-story building to collapse. part of the second building sank. dozens of guests had to be evacuated. amazingly no one was hurt. sinkholes are a fact of life in florida, and they can be deadly. you may remember, a few months ago, jeff bush was swallowed alive when a sinkhole opened under his bedroom in tampa. his brother tried to save him. here's what he told me. >> this big hole. all i coul

. >>> meanwhile, even author stephen king could not write a story like this wacky one of jcpenney and its stock. after weeks with a sinking stock, a board room brawl, parents complaining about a back-to-school television ad that supported bullying, now this, penney stock soared after it reported a $500 million loss. that story is coming up. >>> and watches, glasses, shirts, computerwear, fun to wear. wearable technology, the next wave. apple is on a hiring binge so sew up the sector. will wearable technology become a fashion no-no? the story coming up. >>> welcome back. analog devices sinking on earnings tonight. josh lipton with the story. josh, over to you. >> reporter: watching analog devices with reports, and now dropping here in the after hours. on the bottom line, actually a beat, 57 cents, ex items, street wanted to see 54. revenue, 674 million. the street had wanted to see 672. looking ahead, q4 eps, the company says they're looking for 55 to 61 cents. the street was looking for 59 cents. that stock down about 1.8% right now in the after hours. maria, back to you. >> okay, tha

. >> stephen: the hunch back king. which is why in the series i turn and i talk directly to the audience, much the same way you do here night after night. although in my case they listen. >> stephen: you haven't won that emmy yet, kev. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: thank you. kevin spacey, "house of car captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org - okay, we can relax with pep. and then add a little jeff garlic to curb the enthusiasm of the... [phone ringing] lawry's! [clears throat] hello, sir! yeah, how are you, dad? i'm just at the house going over some business stuff. you know, working overtime. - oh! shipment has arrived!

. >> stephen: the hunch back king. ich is why in the series i turn and i talk directly to the audience, much the same way you do here night after night. although in my case they listen. >> stephen: you haven't won that emmy yet, kev. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: thank you. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ two... two, three... ♪ ♪ (whirring) (whooshing) (static, trilling) (tones playing) (tones playing) (tones playing) (tones playing) i don't know if you've heard the news, but it's good, everyone. i fixed my hearing aid. (squealing) (tones playing)

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. >> stephen: the hunch back king. hich is why in the series i turn and i talk directly to the audience, much the same way you do here night after night. although in my case they listen. >> stephen: you haven't won that emmy yet, kev. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: thank you. kevin spacey, "house of car captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: welcome to the daily show. [ cheers and applause ] my name is john oliver. i am still sitting in for jon stewart who has been spending the entire summer at training camp with the new york giants. apparently he's extremely happy and in almost constant pain. our guest tonight tv legend and host of the new show crowd goes wild on fox 1 regis philbin is here. [ cheers and applause ] oh, yes, indeed. we start tonight with the news

. >> stephen: the hunch back king. which is why in the series i turn and i talk directly to the audience, much the same way you do here night after night. although in my case they listen. >> stephen: you haven't won that emmy yet, kev. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: thank you. kevin spacey, "house of cards )bb0f[p"p"4dpÑ captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: welcome to the daily show. my name is john oliver. jon stewart still not here in a huge deal. he's actually being taken over by amazon ceo jeff bezos. such a shame. jon stewart proudly owned himself for 50 years. our guest tonight from the new film "paranoia" liam hemsworth is here. [ cheers and applause ] but we start tonight with a subject everybody loves: taxes

the cbs show is a big intense sci-fi stephen king/steven spielberg show.g the characters or you don't. i think that's really the secret sauce for both of them. >> when these shows get so popular like "breaking bad," everybody at this table will talk about it and see it, even before you sit down with us. what superstars or icons do you know watch the show? in this world of social media, we get to find this stuff out. whereas people would find mail or whatever in the past. >> that used to be one of our favorite things when we were doing the show is to talk about who was watching our show. in hollywood, it's amazing, "breaking bad" was even at the beginning was the hottest show around. all the top producers. all the top, you know, directors. all love the show. michael mann, oprah winfrey, you name it. tom hanks. >> yeah, guess who watches our show. >> a lot of fun. >> one guy who is not big is do donny deutsch. donny gave his prediction for the finale when we had anna gun on the show. for some reason -- roll this clip. >> it ended last season where his brothe

stephen: g.o.p.-eoww! well, any response to that, randy paul, paul? >> this is the king of bacon talking about bacon. (crowd oohing). >> stephen: scorcher. rand paul, you really hit below the belt. which on chris christie is anywhere south of the nipples. so, folks, we want to hear from you. what's your take-away. tweet us with the hash-tag, g.o.p., l.o.l., yolo. and keep an umbrella handy because with any luck this g.o.-byesing contest will continue all the way to the [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: thanks so much. folks, i don't know about you but as a little boy in south carolina, growing up, there's nothing i loved more on a rainy afternoon than playing board games with my family. the hot chocolate, the unexpected laughs, the emotional blackmail when a grown woman pressures her eight-year-old son to let mom have ventnor avenue or else she'll be out of the game. you don't want that, do you? games like risk gave me memories to last a lifetime. you know what i'm talking about, jay. i left kamchatka undefended and you stabbed me in the back. we had an alliance. there's just one problem with all th

kings. the rest is history. was off two the races. tavis: stephens has a 4-cd set out covering the best of all of this stuff. called carryiately on, it is great for all of us. at it. on this is what we're doing right now. tavis: i am honored to have you excuse forgram, any you to coming out with us. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with she has released her first album. see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had. he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. % >>> hello and welcome to this is us. i

stephen steals. in aareer is celebrated four cd set called carried on. >> there is a saying that dr. kinghad that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >>> a plan to use eminent dough nine fight foreclosures in richmond reemps wall street. the debate over employee unions and their role in today's economy. chevron will paper $2 million to last year's refinery blaze that sent thousands to hospitals and some capital school districts get to say no thanks to the federal no child left behind program. plus, remembering pioneering bay area sculpture ruth asawa, coming up next.

stephen steals. in aareer is celebrated four cd set called carried on. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. ♪ >>dean: hi. welcome back to hometime. we continue with our kitchen remodel today. hopefully you've had a chance to tune in because we have been working with some real professionals in terms of kitchen design and construction. one of them was designer chris berry of st. louis, missouri, who came up with a wonderful design for remodeling the spaces with lots of interesting detail. then we visited the factory in pennsylvania where they specialize in handcrafting the detail that designers like chris put into their plans.then after getting the basic cabinets installed we had those te

stephen steals. in aareer is celebrated four cd set called carried on. >> there is a saying that dr. kinghad that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> i have something here i wanted to read which somebody sent me in the mail today. i have to read this to you. okay, ready? this is from variety, april 3rd, 1957. "rodgers and hammerstein plan to have a broadway stage version of cinderella ready for broadway, probably in the spring of 1958." there we go! >> haskins: "theater talk" is made possible in part by... >> ♪ impossible for a plain yellow pumpkin to become a golden carriage ♪ ♪ impossible for a plain country bumpkin and a prince to join in marriage ♪ >> from new york city, this is "theater talk." i'm the producer, susan has

steve, thank you so much p stephen leeb, founder and research chairman of the leeb group. by now you'll heard a lot about martin luther king'sarch on washington, but did you know the full name of the historic event 50 years ago was the march on washington for jobs and freedom. are we better off today than we were back then? some shocking stats for you upon my return. >> thousands of people gathered in washington to celebrate the 50th anniversary of martin luther king's i have a "dream" speech and the march on washington you may not know that the title of the event was the march on washington for jobs and freedom. the fact is dr. king was as focused on economic equality as he was on civil rights. in the last year of his life he launched what is called "the poor people's's "campaign" aimed as helping poor people groups. >> reporter: according to historians reverend martin luther king was very concerned that the economic gap between races could derail his civil rights movement with poverty and income disparities being the ultimate segregator. >> in 1968 he pivoted all of his attention on what was called the poor people's campai

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than russia stephen fry isn't talking about that he's praising david cameron for knowing right from wrong they become i went to saudi arabia last year was greeting with the saudi arabian king as in see what i speak of saudi arabia you can be executed if you go on the sexual so i think it shows double standards when it shows this kind of russia. i think among the western elite that they looked at russia they patronize that this idea that russia people are more homophobic they're racist it's nonsense it's not true and i think that this law that russia's past is the same or we have a britain under this is such a government there will be some sort of evolving well could there be some sort of misunderstanding around those protesting against i mean are those who are protesting right now fully aware of the fact and in fact what exactly that law means. i'm not sure they are stephen fry scott these leaders comparing what's happening in russia today with nazi germany he's being contradicted on that by people who actually know what about russia that he does for example pop singer mark colvin who's lived in russia i believe he's a gating and he's opposed even fry he's calling for gay

king speech. >>> a in san francisco began deliberations in the case of a former sheriff's deputy who is accused of carrying out illegal dui spinnings. stephen tanabe is accused of setting the men up. he did it to help a private investigator working for the men's wives in divorce cases. he is charged with conspiracy, fraud and extortion. >>> we know the name of the man who was shot and killed yesterday by police officers. >> you could hear the gun shots sent to us from a viewer. he led them on a chase on hillcrest avenue yesterday afternoon. the chase ended when he lost control of his car and ran. police say he was carrying a gun. officers opened fire after he pointed the gun at them. no officers were hurt. >>> police arrested a 25-year- old after a shooting near a elementary school this morning. officers responded to calls of gunfire and found the victim in front of a home. the victim was 26 years old. he was shot in the leg and hospitalized. police interviewed two people running into the school and determined they were witnesses. they arrested him a few blocks away. they also found a weapon. >>> democrats rejected a plan by governor jerry

stephen colbert. >> they had a blast, didn't they? even the candidate made for colbert. >> it's embarrassing we have steve king in iowa. the one thing i really want to pay attention is mitch mcconnell. how dangerous do you think the kentucky secretary of state is for mcconnell's senate seat? >> i think she's a very strong candidate. i think she has a skill and and i think he's going to have a tea party primary which is going to mean he's going to have to pay attention to the right wing and not be able to try to dress up as a moderate during the primary and that always is tough. so right now she's neck and neck. .> yeah i really hope he gets it. i really do. >> that would be exciting. it would be good for our country. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. hi. >> thank you for all your support for women. i certainly hope that hillary, you know, wins in this. i campaigned for her the last time, i worked so hard. i was really disappointed when she lost. it's just another chance. thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you. >> oh, wonderful. congratulations. perfect. good luck to you. >> thank you. thank you so much.