carried seemed to bother them and they charlie: and you carried. just worked. yes. charlie: julianne moore and charlie: i assumed meryl robert battle, when we continue. streep. who else? oh, gosh. well, i mean, meryl, meryl was on the cover of time magazine when i was a teenager. i held it up because i had a subscription. i showed my father. i said, you see this? i said, i want to be like her. she s an actress and on the cover of time magazine. charlie: yeah. so, my gosh, meryl, i think and by bloomberg, a provider vanessa redgrave. of multimedia news and information services worldwide. charlie: what s great about her and meryl, too, she s still doing it! that s what i mean! there s an example of someone captioning sponsored by rose communications like that who s worked from the time they were young and continues to work in tons of different venues. oh, my gosh, it s a great thing, from our studios in new york you know. city, this is charlie rose. char
carried charlie: and you carried. yes. charlie: julianne moore and robert battle when we continue. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: julianne moore has always disappeared into her roles but perhaps neverore so than in her new film called still alice. she plays a linguistics professor confronted with early onset alzhemer s disease. the magazine writes moore guides us through the tragic arc of how it must feel to disappear through one s own eyes patriciaing one of her most powerful performance also. the trail for still alice. welcome, dr. alice howland (applause) thank you. i hope to convince you that by observing these baby steps into the. into where the hell were you? i hope you enjoyed that because you completely blew our dinner plans. i need to talk to you. i have something wrong with me. wh
from dangerous flooding threat. a race for time from new york. all that snow is getting ready to melt. pack a bag and be ready to leave your house. rudy giuliani argues that high crime rates is the reason there are many police officers in the neighborhoods. police officers wouldn t be there if it appears that today s deadline for a deal on iran s nuclear denegotiations have bee extended. a driver failed to stop at an entrance. he was captured after a brief manhunt. singer taylor swift was honored with a new award. you guys a strong line of storms moved through the south. south carolina, north carolina and into. pennsylvania is getting a new christmas tree because the one they have is just ugly. look at it. it s just ugly. special appearance on the kissh cam. president bush leaned over to give his wife a smooch. they captured the sea devil in its naurlt habitat for the first time. a very special day. just hours after the birth of his daugh
we ll talk to him about his new bundle of joy today, thursday, august 21st, 2014. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on a thursday morning. i m matt lauer alongside tamron hall, al roker and natalie morales. savannah enjoying time with vale. and carson has welcomed little london rose into the world. how cute is that? i think a lot of people expected this to happen last week. it was a little late. london rose goes right into second grade, which is fantastic. anyway, congratulations. we re going to hear from carson a little later on. very exciting. meanwhile, let s get right to this breaking news. the two americans who contracted the ebola virus being discharged. a news conference scheduled for later this morning. nbc s gabe gutierrez is in atlanta. this is really good news, gabe. good morning. reporter: matt, good morning. after an emotional jour
and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ever since the early 60s, peter, paul, and mary have been at the crossroads of music and political action. and the trio s unwavering commitment to social justice is the nativetive to peter, paul, and mary 50 years of music and life. we ll look at the trio singing one of the anthems of the civil rights movement use guessed it, blowing in the wind. answer my friend is blowing in the the answer my friend is blowing in the wind i don t care how many times i hear that, how many different ways or versions of it i hear, talking about the trio yes it never gets old to my ears. does it get old to you when you re asked to perform it? not only does it not get old, not only is it when you hear just listen to this we re going to sing a couple lines, and you re going to hear mary s voice in our hearts. even show she be absent. yeah. and how many roads must a man walk down