to spend a couple of hours in a room with me sharing their experiences, and it was so wild, and so rivetting, it was really one of the most, you know, mind-blowing -- >> rose: some of those things work their way into the -- >> well, they definitely worked their way into my performance, yeah, but i remember when i mentioned that my character was -- would be bipolar they all literally laughed. >> rose: because they knew bipolar among them? >> well, no, because it just seemed to impossible that anybody with a condition hike that would finally go through and, yeah, within the -- >> rose: so what do you think of the bipolar part of carrie? >> well, it is useful in terms of our -- in the telling of our story. >> rose: it gives you a place to spread every acting wing you have? >> yes. and it also, you know, serves the genre, i mean, she is -- you know, she is an unreliable narrator and she is paranoid, but actually has reason to believe paranoid, and so it is an exciting paradox. >> rose: there is this aspect she says, in almost every maybe the, beginning of every episode, i can't remember that, bu

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. >> reporter: in football-crazy steubenville, ohio, the rape case was riveting and humiliating. photos posted online of the drunk 16-year-old victim dragged from room to room by two players at a crowded party fueled the suspicion that many more were guilty, but had escaped punishment. last january, we asked school superintendent michael mcvey, why, for example, responsibility for disciplining any other players admittedly at the party was given to the football coach. >> do you see the possible conflict of interest there? >> protocol was followed, sir. >> what is the protocol? did you and the principal defer to the football coach? >> we followed our protocol as we usually do. once everything is over, when the facts are out, then we will make our decisions of what has to be done who was involved who was not involved. >> reporter: but mcvey now stands indicted on charges of tampering with evidence, lying to investigators and urging others to lie. two coaches and a principal have also been indicted. >> that's what this is also about, holding adults responsible. >> reporter: ohio atto

weeks before election day and 36 hours before the most important debate of the cycle, it is a kind of rivetting dramatic thing. >> rose: mitt romney. when you look at romney we had a series of things come up, he was on i guess meet the press on sunday talking about this. what emerges on the part of this man who also had a certain confidence in himself, because he had been very successful in business, and he had been governor an there is some reservation about running. >> yeah. >> rose: himself. >> i think the most, there is so many, there is small, there is discreet nuggets and headlines but one of the overarching things hardly no one has focused on the book so far is the extraordinary kind of ambivalence he shows throughout the process, ambivalence about getting in, ambivalence about how to proceed at certain times, gas receive at this in the face of challenges, over and over again, he is almost the opposite of the guy with kind of the fire burning in his belly who is determined to run, determined to win, do whatever it takes, i mean, there are a series of things in the book where, you know, p

. >> for more on the macneill verdict including testimony from the riveting trial head to cnn.com. >>> we now turn to the other developing story. this unbelievable storm typhoon haiyan. we're getting new images and new reporting on the ground in the philippines. more than 100 people are confirmed dead all in one city alone. at least 100 more are injured. and the numbers are expected to sore. now, to put this monster storm in perspective. i uncovered an area that would stretch from south florida to upstate new york. it's not over yet. cnn's paula hancocks was one of the western journalists on the ground in the hard-hit city of tacloban city. she filed this report just a short time ago. >> reporter: she lost three of her daughters in a matter of seconds. the storm surge from typhoon haiyan tore them from her husband's arms. age 15, 13 and 8. only two bodies have been found. >> only ones missing is my eldest daughter. i hope she's alive. and we're hoping that she's alive. and she was somewhere -- just like -- >> reporter: she became emotional as she remembers seeing bodies float past her

you could see the rivet right in there. and he attached a paper clip to it. put plastic cellophane around it and put a rubber band around it to make it more easy to handle, specifically when it gets full of blood if he were to slice somebody. >> how did you get the weapon out there? >> how did i get it out there today? put it in my mouth. >> the officers that were escorting this individual were able to maintain control of him through the use of the restraint strap. this is a weapon that could be used to inflict serious bodily harm. you know, so they did a good job today. >> i don't just go and try to hurt somebody for no reason. i don't go looking for trouble. i just want to do my time and i want to do my time in peace, you know. if people leave me alone, i'll leave them alone. i don't bother nobody. you're not going to hear me yelling, screaming, kicking the door. i don't do stuff like that. >> were you provoked today? >> i've been provoked for over a year. this has been building and building and building and building. i mean sometimes this is the only way p

but it's absolutely riveting because of him and because of his wife and because of his kids. and not just his sort of good looks. but the way he carries himself. his demeanor. his kind of dignity and his coolness. it's an illusion. he was not nearly that great of president. in fact, the revisionists have had their day with him. he screwed up a lot. but he inspired people. he totally snowed the press. >> totally snowed. >> that lives on. >> you know, doris, let's show these pictures of jfk again. the best looking guy in the world. ugly guys like me look at him all the time and say, how could anybody be that blessed with such great looks? then you look at jfk. and you look at t.r. and it is hard to remember that both men, these powerful presidents were weaklings as children who willed themselves physically to get through a day, get through -- and get through a campaign. >> absolutely. >> and become tough guys that could get shot at during -- i'm talking about t.r. here. get shot. finish the speech. then go to the hospital. >> that's right. i mean, t.r. had this life threatening

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>> shock, utter shock but on the other hand, anderson, everybody is riveted. i want you to hear how mayor ford's day started today. >> yes, i have smoked crack cocaine. >> which when -- >> do i? am i an addict, no? have i tried it? probably a in a drunken stuper, probably a year ago. >> he said in a drunken stuper he may have smoked crack cocaine and it may be on video. he's saying he's come clean and wants to see the video and see how bad it actually was and he wants the whole city to see it, too, anderson? >> there is nothing anyone can actually do to remove him from office, right? >> no, there is no impeachment procedure at city hall and counselors are frustrated, so many even supporters say look, it's time for him to step aside, at least a little bit of time and deal with personal issues he's admitted to. he says he'll run next year, run again for mayor and i would not count him out, despite all of this. his popularity has been fairly strong and more than that, his poll numbers surprisingly resilient jen resilient. >> and have the police committed on the r

. >> reporter: toronto mayor rob ford's confession was as riveting as it was blunt. >> yes, i smoked crack cocaine. >> when, sir? >> do i? am i an addict? no. have i tried it? probably in a drunken stupor about a year ago. >> reporter: there it was, the sordid truth that this mayor could no longer outrun, months of secret police surveillance of ford was made public last week in connection with the arrest of the mayor's friend and part-time driver. he faces drug offenses as well as extortion charges. but police say so far, the mayor isn't charged with anything. police did confirm they have the video, the one that allegedly shows mayor ford smoking crack cocaine from a pipe. >> i don't recall there being a tape and individual yes. i want to see the state i was in. >> reporter: mayor ford says he's put it all out there, he's looking for forgiveness. >> i have nothing left to hide. i embarrassed everyone in this ci city, and i will be forever sorry. >> reporter: he had a lot to say except the words i'm stepping down. >> i was elected to do a job. and that's exactly what i'm going to cont

service during world war ii hopes to head to washington, dc, in the spring, known as rosie the the riveter who worked as welders to support the military when the men went to work. one of the woman, 92-year-old, received a phone call from vice president biden. >> you were hired at the ship yesterday in richmond in california as one of the first six women welds, that is pretty yesive kid. >> i was, i was. >> i believe you. god love you. >> the five women are hoping to raise the money to pay for a trip to the white house in april of the hopefully a lot of folks will help them out. >> we are following breaks news in the east bay where a fire leaves a dozen people out in the cold this morning and we will go to the scene. >> a proposed new arena for the warriors get as major makeover. will the new design help those fighting development on the water front of san francisco? >> apple is crafting something special for the new headquarters, inside the space ship. >> we do not have to look at space but we will look in the skies at live doppler 7 hd for what is going on. you can see the green so that m

it's just rivetting material. and to see the interplay of permits. -- personality. so every volume has a form of that. it's a matter of time until we get the stuff out. >> host: if people watching the interview want to access the material? >> guest: history.state.gov. that's what we created inside my office. you'll find 11 different data sets on the different sexual somatic material. you have the history of the department, biography of the secretaries of state, you've got what e with the milestone in american foreign policy. the different individual decisions and themes that evolved over time. and then in addition to all of that, you'll find the digitized foreign relations volumes. and not only are we publishing now a little bit of an addition to an earlier question. publishing everything now in digital form and collectively in hard copy to save on the publication costs. we are also digitizing back toward the origination of the series in collaboration with the university of wisconsin. t a wonderful collaboration. they provide sort of the raw material, which we then

they are also riveted by this real human drama playing out in front of us. do they believe him? i think a lot of people believe that heartfelt contrition. but at the same time he's had months and months and months. me, all of cnn he, his family members, pleading with him to come clean and this is the first inkling that we've hfl he spoke a lot today. i want to you hear a little more from him. >> i want to be clear. i want to be crystal clear to every single person. these mistakes will never, ever, ever happen again. i kept this from may family especially my brother doug. my staff, my council colleagues, because i was embarrassed and ashamed. to the residents of toronto, i know i have let you down. i can't do anything else but apologize and apologize and i'm so sorry. i know, i know i have to regain your trust and your confidence. i love my job. i love my job. i love the city. love saving the taxpayers money and i love being your mayor. >> so through all of that, of course, you heard a lot of contrition. what you didn't hear is that i'm quitting, i'm stepping down, i'm taking a f

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i found it riveting. your questions were unbelievable and the musk thing was amazinam. you just brought it. congratulations. >> that's kind of you to say. one of the things i was going to ask you is what you made about what elon musk said and about tesla and the stock. >> i'm saying this guy is the most hands-on guy. i was totally jealous i wasn't interviewing. the stock is incredibly overvalued. that means nothing. it means nothing that netflix is overvalued. those who love tesla will buy more tesla today. >> and another topic this morning that came out, macy's. what do you think there? >> terry lundgren is such a good merchant. the comp stores are so great. huge numbers within that store. you added a terrific guest saying circle back at kors. i know some people feel it's zero sum. i think this is a function of gasoline coming down, some pent-up demand and a belief that we were never going to go back to apparel, which is now proving completely wrong. both hard goods and apparel are selling wrong in this country. geez, it a good time. >> thank you for that. your nice co

. >> but if they were, the rest of the business would be cut to rivets, no? >> well, i don't think so, but they do. and that's the point. that's how they -- people get brainwashed. that's the hypnosis. that's the crazy part. people all of a sudden say we can't go cloud or they'll destroy our business. the reality is if you don't go cloud, that will destroy your business. those ceos we see, steve balmer exiting microsoft. why? he didn't go social, or mobile, or cloud. he told us he was going to, but he didn't. the reason why you read "the wall street journal" this weekend, what did he say? >> standing amid progress. >> he says he's a representative of the past. >> right. >> dreamforce is a representative of the future. >> okay. let's go big. why was the president not social, mobile cloud for health care? and why didn't he just turn to you or why didn't you tell him how to do it? >> he was for his campaign. and then he didn't do it in this agency. i don't know why. >> why don't you just take it over? >> we're busy here, jim. >> you didn't even offer? >> we did.

it was riveting and horrifying. millions and millions -- really the whole country watched it happening so it was tv coming of age in a way as well. but it was a period where really there was a tremendous amount of concern about what would happen next. and that's why president johnson's taking the oath on the plane and insisting that mrs. kennedy be there for that picture, that iconic picture, was so important so that people could all understand that there was no disruption in the government. >> he was already the president at that point too. >> right. >> he had taken the same oath that kennedy had taken the day that they were both sworn in in 1961 and johnson decided for continuity sake i'm going stand here and be photographed. >> cokie, 50 years later, i still -- i have people come up and ask me if i believe, and we aldo -- whether oswald acted alone. did your mom or dad, being as close to the leadership as they were, did your mom or dad ever suggest that they thought it was anybody other than oswald? >> no. my fat

welcome back to "new day." 50 years after at sass nation of president kennedy, the country is still riveted by his assassination and the investigation into just who killed him. survey in april found 59% of americans think that multiple people were involved in some sort of conspiracy to murder the president. one man who can shed new light into this topic is philip shanan author of "a cruel and shocking act: the secret history of the kennedy assassination." i look at the breadth of this book, gigantic huge book but contains so many -- chris is measuring it for us. talk to us about some of the things you uncovered in here, the conspiracies abound. >> this was meant to be an insider's history of the warren commission but became so much more because i kept stumbling on to evidence denied for the warren commissions denied to the warren commission and i discovered there had been a tremendous amount of evidence that had been destroyed or disappeared. i kept stumbling onto the stuff and it became a big book but i hope it's a readable book. >> did it seem it was emotion emotionally fraught and people

. >> not peeping toms, but riveters learning how and where to put the 700,000 rivets that go into a single liberator bomber. >> there was a girl that came out of kentucky, rose monroe who took the job at the factory. there was promotion in hollywood about the women in the fence industry, but they picked this girl because her name was rosy, it tapped on to rosy the riveter and she became the prototype for the female production worker in world war ii. the museum is involved and they want to save a part of this plant and make it a display of what happened in world war ii. how the auto industry stepped forward in a time of need who really saved the world. >> the plant is in the process of hanger doors and those represent the end of the plant and the assembly line and b 24s rolled out and we intend to save that. we store a piece of the building at 175,000 square feet and move the museum into it. we can show people what the history of this is all about in the 1940s. something for us to remember for our kids and grand kidses to s. when they were finished with bomber production, 1975 they cleared

. >> not peeping toms, but riveters. learning how and where to put the 700,000 rivets that go into a single liberator bomber. >> while there was a girl named roseman row that came out of kentucky. moved up here to take the job at the factory. and there was promotion out in hollywood about the women in the defense industry, but they picked this girl because her name was rosie. it kind of tacked on to rosie the riveter. she became the prototype for that female production worker during world war ii. the bomber plant is a project the yankee air museum is involved in. we want to save a part of this plant and make it a display of what happened in world war ii. how the auto industry stepped forward in a time of need to really save the world. >> the willow run plant is in the process right now of being demolished. you can see the two big hangar doors behind me. those hangar doors represent the end of the plant, the end of the assembly line where 8700 b-24s rolled out. we intend to save that. restore a piece of the building, abou

you know shock utter shock but on the other hand anderson everyone is completely riveted completely riveted like can't does can't disagree with her there so ford finally fessed up to smoking crack an allegation that's been haunting him for months and suddenly the corporate media is salivating at the thought of nonstop coverage of the juicy story here's the thing though imagine a ford have been caught using marijuana or snow to snorting susmit powder cocaine i think the story would have ever made it out of canada on to us airwaves to take a look at some of the more prominent politicians who have admitted to using drugs that are more socially acceptable including none other than dario himself wrote in his memoir dreams from my father that he had experimented not just with pot but below as well not to mention george w. who was allegedly arrested for cocaine use in the seventy's where was the photo outrage when they ran for president and the attention paid to ford's crack use might just have something to do with the drug's long held association with poor black communities see crack has always b

you know shock other shock but on the other hand anderson everyone is completely riveted completely riveted like it does and can't disagree with her there so ford finally fessed up to smoking crack an allegation that's been haunting him for months and suddenly the corporate media is salivating at the thought of nonstop coverage of the juicy story here's the thing no imagine afforded been caught using marijuana or snow to snorting susmit powder cocaine i think the story would have ever made it out of canada on to us airwaves to take a look at some of the more prominent politicians who have admitted to using drugs that are more socially acceptable including none other than dario himself wrote in his memoir dreams from my father that he had experimented not just with pot but below as well not to mention george w. who was allegedly arrested for cocaine use in the seventy's where was the photo outrage when they ran for president and the attention paid to ford's crack use might just have something to do with the drugs long held association with poor black communities see crack has always been tre

known collectively as rosie the riveter. >> phyllis gold has been write together white house for years about the rosies she sent a kwlert to the vice president telling him a white house visit was the last biggie on her to do list. then, she got a call. >> tell me about that call. >> he is a talker. >> reporter: the vice president was calling to praise phyllis gould for her role as a rosie the riveter these women worked as welders, pipe fitters and electricians to support the military this, is her employee badge. >> you're hired at kaiser ship yard. california as one of the first six women welders. that is impressive, kid. >> i really was. >> i believe you. >> god love you. >> we're a great example of what women can do. >> reporter: gould is now 92 and living in fairfax well. caught up with former co-workers in a tribute in richmond. priscilla is 93 and an electrician during the war. >> they did forget them. we didn't talk about it. men never talked about the war. >> reporter: over the years their role has been recognized and saluted they were trail blazers for women. now, there will be

you know shock utter shock but on the other hand anderson everyone is completely riveted completely riveted like it does and can't disagree with there so ford finally fessed up to smoking crack an allegation that's been haunting him for months and suddenly the corporate media is salivating at the thought of nonstop coverage of the juicy story here's the thing though imagine a ford have been caught using marijuana or snow to snorting suzumiya powder cocaine i think the story would have ever made it out of canada on to us airwaves to take a look at some of the more prominent politicians who have admitted to using drugs that are more socially acceptable including none other than dario himself wrote in his memoir dreams from my father that he had experimented not just with pot but below as well not to mention george w. who was allegedly arrested for cocaine use in the seventy's where was the photo outrage when they ran for president and the attention paid to ford's crack use might just have something to do with the drug's long held association with poor black communities see crack has always be

known collectively as rosie the riveter. >> phyllis gold has been write together white house for years about the rosies she sent a kwlert to the vice president telling him a white house visit was the last biggie on her to do list. then, she got a call. >> tell me about that call. >> he is a talker. >> reporter: the vice president was calling to praise phyllis gould for her role as a rosie the riveter these women worked as welders, pipe fitters and electricians to support the military this, is her employee badge. >> you're hired at kaiser ship yard. california as one of the first six women welders. that is impressive, kid. >> i really was. >> i believe you. >> god love you. >> we're a great example of what women can do. >> reporter: gould is now 92 and living in fairfax well. caught up with former co-workers in a tribute in richmond. priscilla is 93 and an electrician during the war. >> they did forget them. we didn't talk about it. men never talked about the war. >> reporter: over the years their role has been recognized and saluted they were trail blazers for women. now, there will be

adopting the rie the riveter icon a their maot. today, tre are five ross who still ve in the bay ar, and are activ in seading the word out their work during world war . over the last seval years, she group some recognion. get the >> i thought, where is t representation for us? we were a important part of winng thewar, a we're dyi of just like all the soldiers. >> reporter: goldtarted a letter writing campaig to the white house trying to get meone's attention. in tober, she did. >> phyllis, ts is joe biden. >> reporter: a personal phone call from e vice president who bay area ross to washington. >> so he called, and he talks and he talk >> reporte the call lasted about minutes. shsaid in her letter she had asked the vice presiden for a bigiden hu and he agreed. >> i've seen him on tv and hs you know? he likes to hugpeople so, sure. and hopefull there's a picture of it. >> reporter: the five rosies are capital in april, but most of them are on fixed incos so they're hoping for a corporate sponsor or benefactoro help make their visit

the times now reporting that she has becomene of the biggest draws the rose the riveter histor park. that is wrighthe works, doing a gat job. since that her lectures on the history of e homefront during wod war ii drawinguge cros of nearly 100 peoe so extra publicity, turning a bad thing to a good thing. rose the riveter world war ii home front national historic park. >> mht want to go with an acronym. >> good day to head to thepark. let's check in with >> before the rain mes in, . od morning to you, jon and laura. good mning to you at home. i want to te throughout storm system. this is the weather story of the day. much needed raiall on the way to the bay area. stop the clock for you getting into 1:00 a.m. tuesday mornin that's what we're expecting the rain to start to move into the san francisco area. throughout 5:00 p.m. on tuesday at rain continues to press to the south. d then we get another punch. the's two pulses headed toward the bay area. and the second one has more ergy so the wds will pick up and we're going to get a good dousg of ra. showers for the first part of thursday

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and their films run the gamut from industrial training films about aircraft riveting to policy releated films that might be a recording of a speech to great porks warks works of art. years of lightening. day of drums. the life of jfk. but there is a lot of every day government films that are not so well-known. one that i like a lot is "tuesday in november" x. the score is by virgil thompson. it was made in 1945 by the office of information to be seen oversees and it is simple language. this is an american city. it's name is riverton. it is not too big nor too small. it is early morning of the first tuesday in november. this is an american city. a city that is not very large, not very rich, not very old. >> and it is made to be translated into many languages. the idea of the film is that we are such a strong democratic country that we can hold a presidential election in the middle of a war, 1944 and the country will survive. nd it dramatizes how the people are invested. it is certainly a film that people should see today. i think we tend to think that it has always been this way. people

>> it riveting and riveting in that case 51 years after it was delivered. i find it stunning and quite moving that in this week when we're considering the 50th anniversary of the assassination the gallop survey has shown once again kennedy ranks at the very top of modern american presidents and that is true for young people as well as for people like me who were alive and remember his presidency. he inspired it. it was a gift of eloquence, charm, wit, vision. and he made his share of mistakes especially in the first two years of office but he learned and he was inspiring. my book is about the third year which i think is a gift of leadership that is so spectacular, not so well understood i would say actually because people say oh, he did this, he did that. but by the third year or after the miracle of the world escaping the cuban missile crisis without a shot being fired and that was kennedy acting with the incredible courage and calm in the moment of maximum risk in the planet's history, he found his footing. by then, he understood power, he understood lead

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another problem is the unresolved conflict with the breakaway trends in history a region east of the rivet nice to win a russian and ukrainian language because dominate russian troops still stationed there. although to know other countries have recognized transistors self proclaimed separation of nineteen ninety one whom joining us not from moldova is the prime minister yuri and the uncapped promise to thank you for talking to us on your news. thank you for your interest. i just want to know to begin with what sort of message was moldova sending it to brussels yesterday the uk yesterday in the event. reach their own world so that you should know terms of tolerance of foreign citizens of mobile or family shots of the independence falling ninety one probably was the bb is on the other reindeer in the capital of mobile phone which was organized by the political parties' speech represented coalition which has governed although one census and that there are clear message. on the augusta brussels and also so all in neighbors. and soon the ceo's inside the mall only to the imposition of a cabal t

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. >> reporter: in football-crazy steubenville, ohio, the rape case was rivetting and humiliating. photos posted online of the drunk 16-year-old victim dragd from room to room by two players at a crowded party fueled the suspicion that many more were guilty but had escaped punishment. last january, we asked school superintendent michael mcvey why, for example, responsibility for disciplining any other players admittedly at the party was given to the football coach. do you see the possible conflict of interest there? >> protocol was followed, sir. >> reporter: what is the protocol? did you and the principal defer to the football coach? >> we followed our discipline protocol as we usually do. once everything is over, when the facts are out, then we will make our decisions of what has to be done or who was involved or not involved. >> reporter: but mcvey now stands indicted on charges of tampering with evidence, lying to investigators and urging others to lie. two coaches and a principal have also been indicted. >> that's what this is about. it's about holding adults accountable. >> r

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