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from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose . julian moore has always disappeared into her roles. she plays a linguistics professor in her newest film confronted by early onset alzheimer s. she guides us through the tragic arc of disappearing from one s own eyes. here is the trailer for still alice. i hope to convince you that, by observing these baby steps into into oh. alice, where were you? i hope you enjoy that because you blew our dinner plans. i need to talk to you. i have something wrong with me. what is going on? are we going to break up, or? i have alzheimer s disease. early-onset. i can see the words hanging in front of me, and i cannot reach them abide do not know who i am. millennium, hedgehog. i would like to see you go to college. you cannot use your situation to get me to do anything you why can t i? it s not fair. it doesn t have to be fair. i am your mother. we have to keep the important things in our lives goi
next moore guides us through one of her most powerful performances. here is the trailer for still alex. thanks i hope to convince you by these baby steps into alice where were you? i need to talk to you. what is going on. i have alzheimer s disease. i can see the words hanging in front of me and i can t reach them and i don t know who i am. i would like to see you go to college. can t use your situation to get me to do everything. like anti-? it s not fair. on your mother. we have to keep the important things in our life going. we have to try or we are going to go crazy. i am not suffering. i am struggling. struggling to be a part of things. stay connected to who i once was. so lived in the moment, i tell myself. it is really all i can do. live in the moment. i spoke with the julianne moore earlier this year in new york. there is a lot of buzz about the stone. he went to toronto. all of a sudden i was no distributor. now there is a distributor beca
made substantial that we have one pointed peaks the american it s on the ground in afghanistan over 1000. by the end of this year over 10000 and that is part of a trend that at the end of 2016 we will have our military personal act into the embassy. the kind of fulfillment to wind down in to wind down at a very responsible way. last week the administration and you took about great pains to talk about executive actions. there has been a tremendous amounts of fact checking at the washington post. understanding it is preference that george bush take action not nearly as statistically represented by this administration. will you either retract that or stop using that in the future? i will not, major. the fact of the matter is the bush administration to take an executive action and did have an impact on 1.5 million people living in this country and that is about 40% of the population at the time. that has beening reported by the associated press, new york times and the congr