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impressive figure and so is kathy bates who joins me now. what a remarkable statistic. >> yes, it's lovely. i didn't know the it till this morning. >> $50 million guaranteed star. >> i love hearing that. i think i'm going to get more business thanks to you. >> your agent should use that. >> she will now. >> when you look back over this extraordinary run you've had, what do you think of your career? >> well, i think the first thing that pops into my mind is i'm happy but i want more. and. >> is that the secret to always stay hungry, do you think? >> i think so. you know, back when i did "fried green tomatoes" with jessica tandy, god rest her, i loved her so much, when i first saw her on that set at a nursing home in this little town in georgia, she was 84. she had on jeans and a jean jacket and she looked 16-year-old like a 16-year-old girl out of drama school had her first part and she had such a bright light coming out of her, and i thought wow, i've got to find that. when i had my first opportunity to direct a little tiny piece for pbs, sh

impressive figure and so is kathy bates who joins me now. what a remarkable statistic. >> yes, it's lovely. i didn't know the it till this morning. >> $50 million guaranteed star. >> i love hearing that. i think i'm going to get more business thanks to you. >> your agent should use that. >> she will now. >> when you look back over this extraordinary run you've had, what do you think of your career? >> well, i think the first thing that pops into my mind is i'm happy but i want more. and. >> is that the secret to always stay hungry, do you think? >> i think so. you know, back when i did "fried green tomatoes" with jessica tandy, god rest her, i loved her so much, when i first saw her on that set at a nursing home in this little town in georgia, she was 84. she had on jeans and a jean jacket and she looked 16-year-old like a 16-year-old girl out of drama school had her first part and she had such a bright light coming out of her, and i thought wow, i've got to find that. when i had my first opportunity to direct a little tiny piece for pbs, sh

i am joined by the oscar-winning star of the show, kathy bates. thank you for being with us. as always, we love to have you. >> thank you, a pleasure to be here. >> season two is up and running. you are defending a murder case now. would you like most about this story line? >> well, the thing i love most is that i have wonderful guest stars to appear with. a man is accused of bludgeoning his wife to death, and then there's the prosecutor. >> i was going to saygtoene -- a was going to say, jean off smart, what a talented addition. she is giving hariri a run for money. >> she sure is. >> can you give us any idea how this story line will play out? >> no, you have to tune in. it is at 9:00 p.m. on wednesday. i do not know what time on the cusp. i hope everybody will tune in for the conclusion of the case. >> how much fun is it to play a character like harry? >> i am having a blast. wonderful to be able to play a character who was blunt and speaks her mind and gets away with it. >> what are we missing out on behind the scenes? i would imagine you guys have so much fun. >> we do. y

kathy bates for trade stein as she was in the 1920's. >> dripping with sexual innuendo. >> the popular interest is fortunate coincidence for the national portrait gallery. >> she was a short woman. >> this new exhibition exposes her later life as an established writer and her influence on writers today. >> hurt reputation as an experimental with language. -- her reputation as experimented with language that has never lost its allure for those in literature and to some degree, for those in art. >> as her fame increase, artists begged her to sit with them in the hopes that the association would boost their own popularity. her portraits became almost an art form in themselves. gertrude stein thought it was more important that patients should capture her essence rather than her looks. that is why this portrait shows 8 teacup representing the gatherings she held for artists. this is surrounded by golden rays of poking her granddaughter -- by goulding race -- by golden rays evoking her granduer. this sculpture combines the recordings of her writings with telephone wires and speakers to bring

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[meow] craig: you recon kathy bates was a little buzzed? geoff: yeah, she was out of her mind, man. craig: i liked her. geoff: me too. craig: that's how i like the women, drunk and in leather. geoff: it's how i like the dudes. [cheers and applause] . >>> this is 9news now. >> tonight people all across northern virginia have cleaning up after incredibly powerful storms rolled up i95 producing strong winds, heavy rain and even funnel clouds. and it crossed over the interstate during rush hour. >> one viewer caught it on video just as it passed in front of his car. topper shutt has analyzed it and tells us what is happening there. top. >> yes, guys, this is incredible video. and textbook video in terms of we always talk about flying debris. get out of the way. this is i95 and there was a tornado warning at this time. you see the trees just flying back and forth. bending back and forth in the strong wind. what this really shows is the debris. and we always talk about flying debris. get out of the way of flying debris. anything that is blowing at 60, 70, 80 miles an hour can cause injury

role originally written for a man. >> yes and then my producer's wife said, what about kathy bates? and so a story when the emmy nomination came out, bill got up early and he said oh, my god, kathy got a nomination and his wife said "i want a present." >> that's right. this is a great show. you got a lot of great guest stars coming up this season. >> reporter: alfred molina, jean smart, jason alexander from "seinfe "seinfeld." it's a nice group coming in. >> what makes it different from a lot of legal shows and police shows we've seen, they're cut and dry procedurals. this one has some heart in it. >> harry started out in a shoe store downstairs, in the middle of a ghetto that's become gentrified, a lot of it is happening. >> what attracted you to the role? >> it was the part itself. it's rare that you get a part for a 62-year-old woman, you know, who is going to lead up a tv show, let's face it, so i jumped at the chance. >> we're glad you did, kathy bates. >> thank you, al. >> thank you so much. catch "harry's law" this wednesday night, 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central, right here on nb

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wife said, what about kathy bates? and so a story when the emmy nomination came out, bill got up early and he said oh, my god, kathy got a nomination and his wife said "i want a present." >> that's right. this is a great show. you got a lot of great guest stars coming up this season. >> reporter: alfred molina, jean smart, jason alexander from "seinfe "seinfeld." it's a nice group coming in. >> what makes it different from a lot of legal shows and police shows we've seen, they're cut and dry procedurals. this one has some heart in it. >> harry started out in a shoe store downstairs, in the middle of a ghetto that's become gentrified, a lot of it is happening. >> what attracted you to the role? >> it was the part itself. it's rare that you get a part for a 62-year-old woman, you know, who is going to lead up a tv show, let's face it, so i jumped at the chance. >> we're glad you did, kathy bates. >> thank you, al. >> thank you so much. catch "harry's law" this wednesday night, 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central, right here on nb

. >> that's kathy bates. that's all for us tonight. >>> good saturday morning. the president of iran says he loves you. it's just your government he has a problem with. >>> 14 million people out of work in this country, yet one business owner can't find 20 people to hire because some unemployed are gaming the system, at least according to this business owner. >>> also $10,000 for a single phone call. an nfl player is fined by the league, but when you hear who he called, you might think it was well worth it. >>> welcome to this cnn saturday morning for october 22nd. 6:00 a.m. in atlanta, georgia. 5:00 a.m. in fayetteville, arkansas. 4:00 a.m. salt lake city. >>> u.s. troops will be home for the holidays and the war in iraq will be over. that's the promise made by president obama who said troops are coming home by the end of the year. chris lawrence has more on what this move really means for the future of u.s. involvement in iraq. >> reporter: there are some important reasons why the president had to make this announcement but there are real risks with the announ