. >> seth: which is where a lot of stephen king's stories have taken place.tery/horror genre >> i am. i've become a massive fan of all of it. i think you can sneak little secret messages into horror films. >> seth: like, good social messages >> yeah, like "get out." >> seth: yeah, of course >> you know? you got your normal slashy splashies and then you got your ones with the little hidden messages >> seth: yeah, a little slashy but also a little thinky >> that's right, a little thinky - [ light laughter ] and a little slashy. and i think "castle rock" is both of those things >> seth: yeah, it is nice. it's nicely both slashy and thinky and you are -- obviously, it's a very intense role as we can see from that clip you are playing a younger version of annie wilkes -- >> yup >> seth: which is the character kathy bates played in "misery. >> i've heard that kathy bates played the same role >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i mean, that it is certainly a daunting thing to take on. but you do such a wonderful job. >> thank you >> seth: did you know goin

and there will always be the fans of kubrick's movie. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> and then the fans of stephen king'sand he made some quite bold changes to it, kubrick did. >> jimmy: oh, so he's in trouble. >> famously, king didn't like that film. so mike managed to make the sequel, and my only concern about it was how are you going to please both of these camps in you know, because, but he does it very cleverly and beautifully. you won't know, because you've never seen the movie. >> jimmy: i'll never know. i'll never know, but i'll take your word for it. >> there's something about our film that will apiepease the stephen king fans. >> jimmy: ewan mcgregor! "doctor sleep" opens in theaters november 8th. we'll be right back with linda hamilton. ♪ while america celebrated the fall of prohibition, jim beam didn't raise a single glass. he wanted his first drink to be of his own bourbon. he didn't have much money. but he did have a few friends. people who were raised the right way. over 120 days, they rebuilt the distillery. and while their names might not be on our bottle... it's because of them, we can

now with the remake of stephen king's 8 now in cinemas and the release of the movie joker scary clowns abound in popular culture these days and that has the happy clowns on a mission in italy take a watch. even the belltower is wearing a red nose for the festival. on the streets of monte send everyone is getting in on the act. and performers from all over the world have come to clown around. some of been perfecting their cross for decades and they're in town to help people find their sense of fun we all have that joy and that celebration but sometimes we bury it for a variety of reasons in the cloud reminds us to to have to have that joy and that sense of freedom and celebration. judging by things reactions it seems to be working. sounds the same whatever your religion might be no matter what place in the world you're from laughter unites the world. but also sorry i mean and i also wanted to add that laughter is contagious because often even without knowing where that laughter comes from you get infected. you look at a baby laughing and it's contagious or someone laughs and we laugh ab

they might read a book stephen king or god bless them, [laughter] but if you read deeply in literature, doctor alexander's field is victorian literature which is very thick. includes henry james, stephenson, conrad, and amazing names. and and more twain two. that is just one of the pleasures of live is reading and other pleasure in live is writing. and the reason i went to mexico was i was working on a novel and i had a chance to go to novalis, arizona. if any of you have been to novalis, and slaves. eight to ten people. great. nice little town. novalis, arizona. as a big fence beside it. [laughter] and at the end of the road, borrowed or something like that, the big fence. and you look across the fence it is mexico and there's a torn fence. i have written 11 travel books. i've never been to a country where at the edge of the country, the border of the country there is a fence. it's just the most amazing site. do you know that the artist christo, strange constructions rubbing of a building or, the fence looks like christo designed it. at 30 feet high, because up-and-down and it is the

. >> it was like a stephen king novel in real life. >> the bodies were scattered between the two statesthey were in barrels. >> there was such horror and grotesqueness. >> my gosh, that's pretty evil. pretty evil. >> a suspect is being held in the johnson county jail. >> he's identified as john e. robinson. >> and i said, "okay, put that puppy on page one." >> robinson is a suspected serial killer who investigators believe may have victims dating back to 1984. >> this was like the nightmare that kansas city didn't know they had. there were bodies, but no one knew they were there. he had hidden them. >> robinson's connected to all these missing women. >> including 19-year-old lisa stasi. >> all these women start disappearing that are involved with john robinson. but then there's lisa stasi, and it's a whole different story because she has this 4-month-old baby that vanishes. >> lisa stasi and her baby, tiffany. >> tiffany and her mother lisa disappeared in 1985 shortly after meeting john e. robinson. >> 19-year-old lisa stasi and her daughter tiffany have been missing for more than 15 ye

of moving into a world where politically they are operating under the dome to borrow from the stephen kingnalogy where essentially no dissenting views or even contrary or less and less contrary information is allowed in. if you look at the seats republicans are still representing in the house, they are overwhelmingly nonurban, predominantly white, very little diversity left. in the senate the republicans are concentrated in the states with the fewest immigrants, least exposure to the new economy. fox is some combination of a political institution and a money making business, is kind of being drawn toward that kind of vision of separatism. i've always thought that the division between the opinion and news division of fox can be over stated. you look at the morning show and it is hard to see where that was. to the extent there was one he embodied it and the fact he is now gone kind of crystalizes the larger trend. >> gone from fox but he says he is not gone from the industry. he is going to take some time off he said to be with his friends and family and then his spokesperson said very clear

. >>> and the crown prince of horror, stephen king, is about to turn his spooky home into a museum and the inspiration of so much of his work will now house an archive of his work and serve as a retreat for up to five writers at a time. >> don't expect to see king haunting the hallways. he and his wife no longer live there, instead choosing to spend most of their time at their home in florida. >> from dark to sunny florida, there you go. >>> next, a "clueless" reboot. an ho-long tv version of the cult classic is reportedly in the works centered on the character of dionne. >> perhaps you can explain how this cheap kmart hair extension got into the back seat of your car. >> i don't know where that came from, looks like one of the stringy something or others you got in your hair. >> i don't wear polyester hair, unlike some people i know. >> oh, wow. that's stacey dash as dionne. the new show is described as a dramatic take on that character. >> it is reportedly still in development, once again, and still has not quite been given the green light. in other words, it's totally paused. >> oh,

stephen colbert and julie andrews. the kinge butter for the royal slice of bread?" the queen asked the dairymaid, the dairymaid said, "certainly, i'll go and tell the cow now before she goes to bed." the dairymaid, she curtsied, and went and told the alderney, "don't forget the butter for the royal slice of bread." the alderney said sleepily, "you'd better tell his majesty that many people nowadays like marmalade instead." the dairymaid said, "fancy!" and went to tell her majesty. she curtsied to the queen, and she turned a little red. "excuse me, your majesty, for taking of the liberty, but marmalade is tasty, if it's very thickly spread." the queen said "oh!" and went to tell his majesty, "talking of the butter for the royal slice of bread, many people think that marmalade is nicer. would you like to try a little marmalade instead?" the king said, "bother!" and then he said, "oh, deary me!" the king sobbed, "oh, deary me!" and went back to bed. "nobody," he whimpered, "could call me a fussy man; i only wanted a little bit of

. >>> the writer stephen king says murder is like potato chips. it's hard to stop at just one.zniak had gone on a killing binge. >> sam herr's a war hero. he was a war hero. he served his country. and turns out he's murdered by some two-bit actor who snuck up behind him and shot him in the back of the head. and then you have this beautiful 23-year-old young woman with a tiara on her head. and he literally shot her in between her right ear and the tiara that she'd been wearing. >> reporter: it had been a long time getting into this courtroom. sam and julie's parents attended more than 100 hearings over 5 1/2 years. >> it was brutal on those families. >> reporter: from the moment steve herr learned his son was missing, he hasn't rested. >> when you find out your son, your only child, has been murdered, as a father i can't think of any other -- any other way to act. it was the most crushing event that ever happened to me, that could ever happen to anybody. >> reporter: so this is not really about justice in the sense of punishing somebody else. this is about you knowing? >> everyt

literally had nightmares about harvey weinstein the same way that i have nightmares about "it" by stephen kingd weinstein's sexual assault trial is expected to begin in january here in new york city. as for bachman, that comedian, she said she left that event early and tells us she was really wrestling with whether or not to say something when she was on stage because that was total improvisation but glad she spoke out. really uncomfortable for her. >> thank you, paula. >>> we are going to switch gears to singer lizzo fighting back against two songwriters who are claiming credit for the signature line in her hit song "truth hurts." lizzo saying the two men had nothing to do with the song, instead crediting someone else. chris connelly is in los angeles right now with the story. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, michael. lizzo is one of 2019's brightest new stars and "truth hurts" is one of the year's biggest songs. no argument there. so who does and who doesn't deserve credit for writing "truth hurts"? that's been a bit of an argument. ♪ why men great till they gotta be great ♪ >

>> when i was morgan's age, i was reading stephen king novels.'s a very scary and dark story. so i just thought it was normal. >> reporter: as this is playing out, this whole legal process, they're holding a competency hearing for morgan geyser. and during that hearing, it's suddenly revealed that she's been diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia. >> i'm not a doctor, but all the doctors agreed that schizophrenia in a 12-year-old is extremely uncommon. it develops later in life. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> no. i wasn't surprised simply because there is a family history of schizophrenia. >> reporter: her father? >> yes, her father has schizophrenia. >> hbo came out with a documentary called "beware the slender man," where morgan's father talked about his own schizophrenia. >> like you -- you can like see it and like you know it's not real but it totally doesn't matter because you're still terrified of it. like i know there's like -- i know the devil's not in the back seat, but the devil is in the back seat. you know? >> morgan's behavior

they might read a book stephen king or god bless them, [laughter] but if you read deeply in literature, doctor alexander's field is victorian literature which is very thick. includes henry james, stephenson, conrad, and amazing names. and and more twain two. that is just one of the pleasures of live is reading and other pleasure in live is writing. and the reason i went to mexico was i was working on a novel and i had a chance to go to novalis, arizona. if any of you have been to novalis, and slaves. eight to ten people. great. nice little town. novalis, arizona. as a big fence beside it. [laughter] and at the end of the road, borrowed or something like that, the big fence. and you look across the fence it is mexico and there's a torn fence. i have written 11 travel books. i've never been to a country where at the edge of the country, the border of the country there is a fence. it's just the most amazing site. do you know that the artist christo, strange constructions rubbing of a building or, the fence looks like christo designed it. at 30 feet high, because up-and-down and it is the

. >> the number two movie was stephen king's "it." it's just as violent and depressing.t. who am i to judge. meantime, edward lawrence right now is reporting the chinese commerce ministry, china is indeed ready to do a deal with the u.s. on part of these negotiations, in other words, a partial deal. that fuels this argument we are headed towards a partial deal. >> that looks to be where we are headed towards. i would love to hear the president come out and say that he's open to that and what part of that partial deal is he -- neil: he put a kibosh on that today. >> i can't imagine that. neil: the market would tank, right? >> i think we are really hoping for a small deal because a small deal prevents a big blowup. that's what the economy and the market will like. neil: do you think given the time we've had, you touched on it at the outset, we waited so long for this and it turns out to be a deal that could potentially have been scored many many months ago, any effect or not? >> i disagree that this couldn't have been done many months ago. neil: why not? >> it's taken a lo

it will be really interesting to see those groups, like the stymeing, stephen king a group of labourise there will need to be some sort of gift if they are to get down to serious negotiations with the eu. borisjohnson will want to serious negotiations with the eu. boris johnson will want to know if dup and brexiteers are broadly happy with this government, how much more cani with this government, how much more can i give before i start to lose their support? a couple of key issues at boris johnson, johnson was to make his plan worked, one is talking about the stormont assembly of a site approvalfor what the stormont assembly of a site approval for what happens, now and beyond, until a proposal, approval for what happens, now and beyond, untila proposal, up to 2025. that idea of two borders over four years. the stormont assembly is an even sitting at the moment, so cannot be about to play its role? we're just seeing boris johnson leaving downing street on his way to the commons, will bring his address to the commons live and the questions that follow on from that. he was also talking

stephen: i was a waiter for a long time, man. did you ever wait tables? what was your toughest job you ever had? >> wait tables, you mean when i worked at burger king? n? what did you do? >> they never let me get to the counter. i would probably come home with $500 a week, easily. >> stephen: in tips? yep! and the wrong kind of tips. no, i was making burgers. >> stephen: mmm. i thought you was cool, man. >> stephen: what did i do? i know you ain't whipping out no beniets on me. what is that? >> stephen: it's -- what do they call them? zepolis. you don't like these? >> you just don't do that. you just don't whip out -- zepolis are like beniets. you don't come out your back pocket with a beniet on somebody with a hot beniet or zepoli/funnel cake and champagne. >> stephen: why? becausely eat that whole plate! you know what mean? and we'll have to work it off. >> stephen: and powdered sugar all over. >> which would be kind of then you. >> stephen: it will be. we'll save it for the end. let's earn it. >> it is the "late show." >> stephen: when you were 19 years old, how did you foresee your career? because you've had extraordinary -- you are in the middle

. >> anyone who has read a see stephen king movie.ze it. >> it's a huge genre. maria: it's a crowded l field, companies making major investments in streaming, you've got apple tv launching on friday, disney plus coming in two weeks, comcast planning the peacock service for the next year and netflix doubling down on original content. where do you see growth? how are you going to stand out in this crowded field. >> we're a targeted service. a lot of the people are our partners. we have a channel on apple channels and amazon. we consider them friends or foreigfrenemies. if you want horror, you can go to netflix. if you want depth of movie, it will run out pretty quickly. if you come to shutter, every series we have is something you're interested in if you like horror. dagen: what's your favorite horror movie. your favorite right now and your favorite of all time, so you get two. >> right now, we have a movie called terrified which is literally one of the scariest movies i've ever seen. it's scary eight minutes in. the beginning i'm terri

stephen: okay, all right, that's one point of view. for a rebuttal to matt gaetz's analogy, we go now to king leonides: >> this is stupid! cheers and applause ) >> stephen: gaetz played to the camera when he was asked about his friendship with the president. >> i love the president so much, i might never love another president again. >> stephen: wow, that's quite a love story. they're like romeo and juliet, except everyone else wants to kill themselves. ( laughter ) ( applause ) apparently, the president knew about the stunt ahead of time, and today he tweeted: "thank you to house republicans for being tough, smart, and understanding in detail the greatest witch hunt in american history. it has been going on since long before i even got elected-- the insurance policy! a total scam!" (as trump) "thank you, guys. you're like the sons i wish i had instead of the ones i do." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) the g.o.p. is saying, "we need to know what's going on in there," but here's the thing, the 47 republicans on the committees leading the investigation have access to the closed-door depositions." and republican lawyers

stephen thanks for watching. carefully and don't lose something. to be a good. player discover the. leg. subscribe to a documentary to. play . sébastien kingthat is one of germany's top triathletes trying very hard and competes against the world's best athletes in their arms you need to work hard every day so you have even a vague chance of making it to the finish line before the. the bus town is on the italian alps near the video training for the upcoming travel owns the season in mid october he'll compete in the morning i am out for a whole swim 4 kilometers cycle 180 kilometers. and then run a full marathon. sebastien is talking with his wife christina training phonied sideman in 10 days time but not everything is going to plan. in or for the other day i was on the cycle track which was really busy someone was coming towards me and i stepped out of the way if i wanted this current with my right foot when i twisted my ankle really badly and then i thought ok that's it i won't be doing any sport for at least a year in this. fortunately he only strained a leg amount. in one of the serve well you can still see the injury on my right foot is

stephen sought lough, peter carsick and kayla muller were especially heinous. the shocking publicised murder of a jordanian pilot, a wonderful young man. i spoke to the kingexecution of christians in libya and egypt, as well as the genocidal mass murder of the seds rank isis among the most depraved organisation in the history of our world. the forced religious conversions, the orange suits prior to so many beheadings, all of which we re to so many beheadings, all of which were openly displayed for the world to see, this was all that abu bakr al—baghdadi, this is what he wanted. this is what he was proud of. he was a sick and depraved man, and now he's gone. al—baghdadi was vicious and violent, and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying. this raid was impeccable and could only have taken place with the acknowledgement and help of certain other nations and people. i want to thank the nations of russia, turkey, syria and iraq. and i also want to thank the syrian kurds for the support they were able to give us. this was a very very dangerous mission. thank you as well to the great intelligence professionals who helped make this

night he recently retreated a supporter who called him the king of israel and the 2nd coming of the lord if you were sitting on a plane stephen and the last thing you heard a pilot say was i'm the 2nd coming of god you would get off the plane with you mr president of the united states saying that you know what a lot of times he's saying these things to tweak people like you and get underneath your skin but by the way i think it's a rather wretch the liberals are now saying you know trump doesn't have the mental acuity to be the president and i'm listening to joe biden every day i mean come on ladies about it all by it's funny unbelievable and i don't agree with you someone should check out joe biden it's not just liberals it's not just liberals you keeping liberals former white house starts of communications anthony scaramucci republican senator susan collins and bob corker former trump advisor omarosa newman they've all come out and said this guy quote is an obvious mental decline he's unstable everyone knows it. the white house continues to deceive the nations as one former aide on how mentally declined he is he's not liber

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stephen sotloff, peter, and caleb were especially heinous. the shocking publicized murder of a jordanian pilot, a wonderful young man. i spoke to the king of jordan, they all knew him and loved him. he was burned alive in a cage for all to see. the execution of christians in libya, and egypt, as well as a genocidal mass murder, rank isis among the most depraved organizations in the history of our world. the forced religious conversions, the orange suits prior to so many beheadings, all of which were openly displayed for the world to see. this was all that abu bakr al-baghdadi -- this is what he wanted. this is what he was proud of. he was a sick and depraved man. and now he is gone. baghdadi was vicious and violent, and he died in a vicious and violent way. as a coward running and crying. this raid was impeccable. it could only have taken place with the acknowledgment and help of certain other nations and people. i want to thank the nations of russia, turkey, syria, and iraq. i also want to thank the syrian kurds for certain support they were able to give us. this was a very dangerous mission. thank you as well to the great intelligence

stephen sought law, peter cassock and kayla mueller were especially heinous. the shocking publicized murder of jordanian pilot, a wonderful young man who spoke to the king of jordan. they all knew him, they all loved him. he was burned alive in a cage for all to see. by the execution of christians in libya and egypt as well of the genocidal mass murder of ucd's ranked isis among the most depraved organizations. the history of our world forest religious conversions, the orange suits prior to so many beheadings, all of which were openly displayed for the world to see. this was all that abu bakr al-baghdadi , this is what he wanted. this is what he was proud of. he was a sick and depraved man. now he is gone. baghdadi was vicious and violent and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward running and crying. this raid was impeccable and could only have taken place with the acknowledgment and help of certain other nations and people. i want to thank the nations of russia, turkey, syria and iraq. i also want to think the syrian kurds for certain support they were able to give us. it was a very, very dangerous mission. thank you as well to the great intelligence

night he recently retreated a supporter who called him the king of israel and the 2nd coming of the lord if you were sitting on a plane stephen and the last thing you heard a pilot say was i'm the 2nd coming of god you would get off the plane with you mr president of the united states saying that you know what a lot of times he's saying these things to tweak people like you and get underneath your skin but by the way i think it's a rather wretch the liberals are now saying you know trump doesn't have the mental acuity to be president and i'm listening to joe biden every day i mean come on ladies about it all by it's funny unbelievable i do not agree with you someone should check out joe biden it's not just liberals it's not just liberals you keeping liberals former white house starts of communications anthony scaramucci republican senator susan collins and bob corker former trump advisor omarosa newman they've all come out and said this guy quote is an obvious mental decline he's unstable everyone knows it. the white house continues to deceive the nations as one former aide on how mentally declined he is he's a liberal to the

night he recently retreated a supporter who called him the king of israel and the 2nd coming of the lord if you were sitting on a plane stephen and the last thing you heard a pilot say was i'm the 2nd coming of god you would get off the plane with you mr president of the united states saying that you know what a lot of times he's saying these things to tweak people like you and get underneath your skin but by the way i think it's a rather wretch the. now saying you know trump doesn't have the mental acuity to be president and i'm listening to joe biden every day i mean come on isn't about funny unbelievable i don't agree with you someone should check out joe biden it's not just liberals it's not just liberals you keeping liberals former white house starts of communications anthony scaramucci republican senator susan collins and bob corker former trump advisor omarosa newman they've all come out and said this guy quote is an obvious mental decline he's unstable everyone knows it. the white house continues to deceive the nations as one former aide on how mentally declined he is he's a liberal to the people who worked with him t

stephen mcdonell reporting live from hong kong. here there are lots of flood warnings in place. let's get the latest from simon king.northward across the uk. this is the latest rainfall imagery. the rain has moved northward overnight. heavy showers developing elsewhere across england and wales. but we have about 74 england and wales. but we have about 7a flood warnings currently in force across england and wales, with further heavy downpours likely for the rest of today, still more problems to come. the rain will continue across northern parts of england into the isle of man, where there is an amber warning from the isle of man met service issued here. elsewhere, further south, heavy and thundery downpours. we have some yellow warnings from the met office, some frequent lightning and some localised flooding issues with those heavy downpours. further north, across scotland and northern ireland, brighter here, some sunshine but much chillier. look at the temperatures, 10—13, compared to the south, 15—18. but the rain will continue to clear away to the south and then we are looking at some clear skies developing across

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