abrams and steven spielberg you know i don't know how that i just understand how to . become the answer i mean and even just saying problematic i don't know where where where or in the meeting does he go you know who could relate to the experience of a nineteen year old mother who's just lost her fiance and a drowning accident while escaping the civil war while caring or to toss their children on the. lena dunham i mean obviously one of the things that her show got a lot of flying for was that there were literally four white women with lots of opportunity coming to new york city and crying that it wasn't as good as they thought it was going to be a. truth. but she responded to the criticism of lack of people of color on her show about diversity in the story and that her people of color those characters were very one dimensional she said white feminists do not have a great history of carrying their. accessors along with them well this is a perfect example you're not carrying there's a difference between empathy and exploitation and it's a very fine line and i think that

>> steven spielberg, not because i'm talking to the phone with him. class that you have to take at the dga. change your shoes at lunch. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. that's a bizarre thing because i don't know, do you go around changing your shoes on your lunch break? does anybody? >> jimmy: maybe mr. rogers would do that. >> he sure is. but yeah, it's a real >> jimmy: why? >> you're on your feet. i don't know what it is. it's something about the pep in your step when you come back fr from lunch. >> jimmy: a fresh pair of socks too. change my socks and shoes. they get kind of sweaty and you're -- yeah, it was a kiewil thing. >> jimmy: this is what steven spielberg said? >> kid, change your shoes at lunch. just like that. did you know hee jimmyhould we get into -- do you want to stay and chat with stormy? >> would that be weird in i don't want to rain on her thunderous paid. >> jimmy: we'll take a commercial break and you can deliberate. >> like marcia clark, should i stay or should i go. >> jimmy: sarah paulson! "american horror story: apocalypse" airs w

cameron diaz and husband benji madden were there along with steven spielberg and wife kate capshaw.rg is gwyneth's godfather back in january gwyneth told me she was a no frills bride. >> i'm old to have a big old wedding. >> the groom who is the co-creator of "american horror story" arrived in a red jeep. jerry seinfeld was also there. he and wife jessica held the wedding rehearsal dinner friday night at their massive hamptons mansion. at gwyneth's i dos, you can see the seinfelds entering the ceremony alongside gwyneth's silver clad mom blythe danner who according to the source cried during the nuptials. the bride danced through the night. the falchuks are now a blended family. gwyneth is the new step-mom to brad's son and daughter. earlier this year the bride told "good morning america" her own two kids apple and moses were pumped for their mom to tie the knot. >> the kids, are they excited for the wedding? >> yeah, they are excited. >> and this is the first actual wedding, yes? >> yes. chris and i eloped and so i've never had a wedding or any of these fun like bride kind of thing

people, including my longtime friend, steven spielberg >>. now you are just name dropping. -- >> now you are just name dropping. >> i said there is this fabulous book about the fight to pass him first, it takes place in nashville in 1920. i said i think it would be a great movie series. he said we will read it. they loved it. we will be working on that. i'm very excited about it. sosecretary claim, thank you much for just -- secretary clinton, thank you so much for joining us. >> this is a great space. >> hi, everyone. how are you? >> good. >> and he said, remember when you used to like me? and i said, i still like you, i just questioned your life choices. says the guy working for "the atlantic." >> what's wrong with that, it's a good life choice, a perfect life choice i made. how is yours? >> feeling pretty good. >> what's retirement like, by the way? >> as i was getting ready to retire, having dinner with my wife with a friend of mine and his wife, when you leave office, are you working for the trump administration? before i could answer, m

people, including my longtime friend, steven spielberg >>. now you are just name dropping. -- >> now you are just name dropping. >> i said there is this fabulous book about the fight to pass him first, it takes place in nashville in 1920. i said i think it would be a great movie series. he said we will read it. they loved it. we will be working on that. i'm very excited about it. sosecretary claim, thank you much for just -- secretary clinton, thank you so much for joining us. >> this is a great space. i said i still like you, i just question your life choices. says the guy who is working for the atlantic. it was just a question. >> i'm feeling pretty good. what is retirement like? >> i'll tell you what retirement is like. as i was getting ready to retire , we were at dinner with a friend of mine from high school and his wife. he said when you leave office, will you work for the trump administration? sayse i could answer, she we are hoping chris finally reaches his financial potential. finally, thatword got to me. i'm doing just fine. i'm bus

. >>> steel and aluminum steven spielberg is being sued and more with ileana diaz with "eye on entertainment >> reporter: the save saurs mpaignas sparkeda $10 mil project gave universal pictures and steve spielberg's amblin entertainment permission to use the slogan in the movie but they didn't want it used on any merchandise. organizers are now suing for breach of contract and trademark infringement. >> my memoir called the coming. >> reporter: former first lady michelle obama is bringing out an all-star line-up of celebrities for her book tour. moderators include oprah winfrey, reese witherspoon and sarah jessica parker. michelle obama will release her memoir on november 13th. her tour begins in chicago with stops in 11 other cities including los angeles, washington, d.c. and new york city. and barbra streisand takes the spotlight this week on the "late late show" and is sharing the mic. [ singing ] >> reporter: she will join host james corden in the popular series carpool karaoke. the episode with their duet airs thursday. that's your "eye on entertainmen" ileana diaz, cbs news, los angel

people, including my longtime friend, steven spielberg >>. now you are just name dropping. -- >> now you are just name dropping. >> i said there is this fabulous book about the fight to pass him first, it takes place in nashville in 1920. i said i think it would be a great movie series. he said we will read it. they loved it. we will be working on that. i'm very excited about it. sosecretary claim, thank you much for just -- secretary clinton, thank you so much for joining us. >> this is a great space. >> i don't know what has everybody so unhappy. i did not make a decision to reveal that, it just sort of happened. i can just tell you that that was newly revealed publicly, but not newly revealed where it matters. said, i will repeat myself. have great empathy for victims of sexual assault, sexual harassment, rape, and the like. i wanted everybody to hear the full sentence. i said i am a victim but i don't hold responsible brett kavanaugh. i don't hold anybody responsible. the people who should be held responsible are the perpetrators. and we

film director steven spielberg and also in wells were just two of the famous customize in this goingto go the city is famous for its sharing. this is followed by a visit to the royal and lucianne school of equestrian on to see the dogs sing horses of her as dressage at its finest. after a stop in the coastal city of card is the journey continues into the mountains and the medieval city of. the town landmark is the point in the way of all new bridge even though it's more than two hundred years old. ronda is also the birthplace of bullfighting group pays a visit to one of the country's oldest arena. after all the sightseeing it's time to wind down and enjoy the music in the trains by. the hour under loose continues on towards granada the luck surest carriages offer all the modern comfort imaginable and there's even internet access for those who want it. is still drizzling but that doesn't seem to bother anyone. you know when you're travelling a lot you're going to some sort of the weather. well it's not the worst snow that's why it's busy there's always something to do you are you get

people, including my longtime friend, steven spielberg >>. now you are just name dropping. -- >> now you are just name dropping. >> i said there is this fabulous book about the fight to pass him first, it takes place in nashville in 1920. i said i think it would be a great movie series. he said we will read it. they loved it. we will be working on that. i'm very excited about it. sosecretary claim, thank you much for just -- secretary clinton, thank you so much for joining us. >> this is a great space.

i called a few people, including my longtime friend steven spielberg, and i said stephen -- [laughter>> now you are just name dropping. sec. clinton: i am, i am totally name dropping. i said there is this amazing story about the fight has women's suffrage in tennessee, taking place in july and august of 1920. i think it would be a great movie series. he said we will read it and look at it. they loved it, and so we will be working on that and i will be working on that. i am very excited. [laughter] >> secretary clinton, thank you for joining us today. sec. clinton: thank you. [applause] this is a great space, i have never been in here. [applause] >> president trump last night held a rally in mississippi for senator cindy hyde-smith, who faces a republican and democratic challenger in the state's or a. here is a little bit of what the president had to say last night. president trump: 36 years ago, this happened. i had one beer, right? i had one beer. it was one beer -- open. how did you get home? i don't remember. don'twas the place, i remember. how many years ago was at? i don't know.

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of democrats whose votes were secured by president lincoln's message, dramatized in the 2012 steven spielberg film, "lincoln." the amendment was signed by lincoln and sent to the states, which was ratified. the southern states fully expected to rejoin the union as invited by the new president, andrew johnson. but the new president, a democrat who subscribed to the view that this was a white man's country, set virtually no conditions on the rebels return to the union. johnson opposed nearly all efforts to integrate newly freed slaves into american life. he pardoned thousands of ex- confederates from the consequences of rebellion and returned them to the right to vote. he pushed to restore southern states swiftly to the union, effectively allowing southern governments free reign on race relations. he claimed to be protecting america not from back's fromom x confederates, but radical republicans, radical because they called for equality, and their african american allies. as a result, southern states selected former confederate leaders to fill most of the seats they were regaining. when those me

as he had shown in his research expect it's important that people have it m accurate and when steven spielberg was doing lincoln a shot in richmond as well at the state capital. they tried to make it look like what the capital would have looked like in washington at the time when they talked about the 13th amendment. they made one mistake, they left a best of woodrow wilson up that he hadn't been alive then but otherwise it was pretty accurate. so, when you're an actor, do you talk to people like -- you played national security advisor cost chief of staff . >> that's right. >> have you talk to someone like mac or other people that played those roles? >> mac was very kind and gave me about an hour of his time, it was a significant conversation. i was hoping not to be obnoxious, i just had all these questions. it's a pretty big task to play a role like this. talking about being accurate and getting it right, i just felt very excited about it, number one, it's a fascinating world, you know. it's basically carving out our times. were building future, were building history consciously. obviously, f

of democrats whose votes were secured by president lincoln's message, dramatized in the 2012 steven spielberg film, "lincoln." the amendment was signed by lincoln and sent to the states, which was ratified. he pardoned thousands of ex- confederates from the consequences of rebellion and returned them to the right to vote. he pushed to restore southern states swiftly to the union, effectively allowing southern governments free reign on race relations. he claimed to be protecting america not from back's -- from x confederates, but from radical republicans, radical because they called for equality, and their african american allies. as a result, southern states selected former confederate leaders to fill most of the seats they were regaining. when those men arrived in washington, d.c., republicans rejected the credentials of all the rebel states would be senators and representatives. some called the 39th congress the rough congress, because about 89 representatives were not allowed. i find it incredibly paradox that to get the 14th amendment ratified, congress had to expel the former confederate

plenty of famous pals on hand to celebrate the nuptials, including cameron diaz, director steven spielberger for gwyneth and brad the night before. >> cameron diaz, in fact, gave gwyneth some advice leading up to her big day to tell her how to kind of have a very private wedding. >> reporter: just eight months ago, 46-year-old paltrow and 47-year-old falchuk announced their engagement on the cover of "goop" magazine's sex and love issue. in may, here on "gma," paltrow gushed about planning her big day. >> it's a very happy time, i have to say. i have never had a wedding or any of these fun, like, bride kind of things. so i'm really enjoying myself. >> reporter: the oscar-winning actress and lifestyle mogul previously eloped with coldplay frontman chris martin. the two famously calling their split conscious uncoupling. paltrow who played the bride in two of her films -- >> the next person to benefit from my health. >> reporter: finally getting her fairytale wedding. and also on hand of course, gwyneth's mom actress blythe danner who called the wedding the most beautiful she has ever seen. t

cameron diaz and husband benji madden were there along with steven spielberg and wife kate capshaw.rg is gwyneth's godfather. back in january gwyneth told michelle she was a no frills bride. >> i'm old to have a big wedding and a big old white dress and all that. >> according to a source gwyneth's silver-clad mom blythe danner cried dune the nuptials. the bride wore a custom designed wedding gown and at the reception she danced through the night. gwyneth's mom gave this review of her daughter's wedding. >> gorgeous? >> most beautiful i've ever seen. >> reporter: meanwhile across the pond this week harry and meghan made their trip to sussex. the duchess petted an adorable puppy while harry beamed ear to ear greeting this shaggy guy. we say harry is ready for future daddy duties based on his interaction with local school students, and check out his facial expression when meeting this cute little baby. priceless. >>> right now let's talk about our girl jennifer lopez. she performed her final show at planet hollywood in las vegas last weekend, and i'm not sure what was the biggest spect

for example, steven spielberg and the lincoln movie using images from us, to design what is now the lincoln bedroom which was lincoln's office at the time, so, it is a wonderful resource for us. and then you mentioned evolution from that in the chat box, >> yes, tell us about that. >> the customer service terms, when you go to like an airline cider hotel side of that with your bank, dropping down into this cool box you cannot get a question we have now started that on a temporary base on the website where the box will drop down on the education page, and you are able to ask it a question like, what is the state dining room? and, it will tell you when you can talk to it, and we are hoping to evolve that, so that you can ask alexa a question, and alexa can converse with you about why that is history. >> we are definitely going to do that. everything within that, yes, we want everyone to have that experience and i think that stephanie can tell you we have over 11,000 images and growing, and the goal would be, you want to open up these images, so researchers and educators and individual student

laughing i called a few people including a longtime friend steven spielberg and i said stephen -- [laughing] >> now you're just name dropping. >> i am. i'm totally name dropping. i said there's established book about the fight to pass suffrage in the last state, tennessee. it takes place in nashville in july and august of 2020 -- 1920. i said i think would would be a great movie season he said we were really, look at it. they loved it. so we're kind of the working on that. i'm going to be working on that. i'm very excited about that. >> booktv, the talk if you watch the program info on our website booktv.org. .. of free-market capitalism in american business or anywhere . during the obama years, while to many business

for example, steven spielberg in movie used images from us to design the lincoln bedroom.derful resource for us. you mentioned the evolution from that. teresa: tell us about the chatbot. service terms, they will have drop-down boxes were you can ask a question. we have that in a test is on our website. the box will drop-down and you can ask a question like, what is the state dining room? and it will tell you and you can talk to it and we are hoping to involve that to be on the lexa ask aalexa, so you can lexa can and a converse about white house history. teresa: we definitely want that. we have 11,000 images and growing. the goal will be, you want to open up these images so educators, students can really research and go explore these. they are really hidden from everyone until you get them out there. it's really great about platform computing. it is wonderful that we can they have been sharing images through our platform so we can be a or connector. the images that you have as well. the jfk library is here. minutes.ave five more i want to thank my panelists, but i thought

being a child of holocaust survivors, it was a natural for me to get involved with steven spielberg, survivors -- i interviewed like 68 survivors in their homes over a two-year period. and they honored me with giving testimony. and i interviewed spielberg about it. twice. and i just feel like so blessed and fortunate to be a writer, to be, not just my life, but to help remind me when i get to narcissistic and obsess in my own head. my god, look at everybody else out there. and everybody else's stories. so you know, i mean -- i always was drawn to being a writing. i'm a therapist and my first i think was a soap opera fan magazine. but, and i love being a therapist. but my heart is still always you know, with that piece of paper and being a writer and what can i do is put out there and hopefully, i guess i am the one the doggy mother. not a mother of children. but i hope that some of my babies, my words, have been able to help others. and i feel blessed to be able to do that. >> right, absolutely. >> one of the most difficult things for writers i think for all of us, is to hush the inn

the "baby driver" star has been cast as "tony," leader of the "jets," in steven spielberg's big-screen side story." he's stepping into some big shoes: the original 19-57 broadway musical won two tony awards... and the 19-61 film adaptation won 10 oscars, including best picture. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)strong and gusty northerly winds will continue across the north and east bay hills tonight and into monday morning. locally gusty winds are also expected in the santa cruz mountains and the east bay interior valleys. these dry offshore winds will continue to result in warmer than normal temperatures through monday. a cooling trend will start on tuesday as onshore flow returns. warmer weather is then anticipated by late in the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. rich

so, i called a few people including my longtime friend, steven spielberg.d stephen -- [laughter] >> you are now just name dropping! >> i am. i said there is a fabless book about the book to pass suffrage in tennessee, takes place in 1920. and i said i think it would be a great movie, series. he said well you know we will read it and look at it. they loved it. so we will be working on that. i will be working on that and i'm very excited! ... look at the world around you. as affected people are motivated. they act because of different motivations in their life. i deem that as profit and in the book i redefine it most right away and say profit isn't just money. profit is maybe feeling good. profit is maybe giving back to your community. maybe profit is more time with your

clinton: so i called a few people, including my longtime friend, steven spielberg, and i said, -- jeffrey: now you are just name dropping. sec. clinton: totally name dropping. i said, there is this fabulous boat about the fight to pass suffrage in tennessee. it takes place in nashville in july and august of 2020 -- of 1920. i think it would be a great movie, a series. he said, i will read it. they loved it. so we are going to be working on that and i am going to be working on that. i am very excited about it. jeffrey: secretary clinton, thank you very much for joining us today. sec. clinton: thank you all. [applause] sec. clinton: this is a great space. i have never been in here. next, please welcome emily weiss, the founder and ceo of glossier, and audie cornish, host of npr's "all things considered." [applause] hey, everybody. it is 2:30, which is not time. we are post-luncheon. emily: the seat is still warm. it is very exciting. audie: i appreciate all of you staying in your seats, especially for emily weiss, who is an amazing entrepreneur and is going to talk to us about what is going