there is one thing phillips needed more than anything. an inspiration. >> everything i am doing in here to better myself is so i can be out there for my daughter when all of this is done. because that's the whole reason why i am doing what i am doing. >> for phillips, losing weight has given him a new outlook. even as he faces the possibility of a life behind bars. should he be convicted. >> if you don't have hope and you are not positive, then you have nothing. every day i wake up, it is a new day. >>> coming up. >> his personality changes very frequently. >> recovered from his attempted suicide, arnulfo guerra poses new challenges. >> he could be singing. at the drop of a dime, he is mad. [ indiscernible ] >> and -- >> right side protective custody. left side, our detox unit. >> two female housing units. divided by hate. >> why don't you come over here and do something about it? which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one hom

. >>> the real captain phillips. what he thinks of a new movie version of his harrowing capture and rescue at sea. >>> and a special breed. dogs trained to sniff out illnesses and save lives. >>> good evening. we may be witnessing a humanitarian disaster in the making as a massive cyclone as powerful and broad as hurricane katrina has come ashore on india's densely populated coast. on the radar, it's a swirling mass of bright colors. its footprint roughly the size of france is clearly visible from space. but on the ground, the storm is whipping wind gusts of up to 150 miles per hour, swamping low-lying villages and driving a towering storm surge well inland from the bay of bengal. and we are already getting reports of the first deaths. nbc's keir simmons is monitoring it. >> reporter: shivering, praying for protection, children among the 12 million facing this monster cyclone as it made landfall just hours ago. violent seas and winds gusting up to 150 miles per hour are battering the eastern coast of india, expected

well, captain phillips ship was the first american cargo vessel to be hijacked in 200 years. that is it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be tonight, breaking news on the government shutdown crisis. nancy cordes and major garrett have the latest in washington. john blackstone finds there's no money for federal loans that create jobs. >> it just makes no sense to me. >> pelley: and in a bizarre twist, the shutdown means prison inmates are being paid but guards are not. millions visited the web site for obamacare but how many are signing up? anna werner reports insurance companies are worried. leslie stahl introduces us to a man who saved more than 100 desperate refugees by telling the government they were all his children. >> reporter: is your heart pounding? palms sweating? >> i certainly was nervous, yes. >> pelley: and "on the road." steve hartman with a man who lost his sight but found his calling as a home builder. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

a mÍ me dice phillipe. >> ¿phillipe? >> phillipe, ¿cÓmo? >> por supuesto que sabes quÉ es esto. >> sÍ, dinero, mucho dinero. >> sÍ, y es para ti. es el dinero que eduardo me dio para saldar nuestra deuda. ¿te acuerdas? pero no te lo darÉ. no te lo darÉ hasta que no alejes de mi vida a la tipa esa de la playa. >> ¿y yo quÉ puedo hacer? si los que la trajeron fueron don enrique y don eduardo. esto ya estÁ mas complicado, se estÁ poniendo color de hormiga. >> no me importa quiÉn la haya traÍdo. si tÚ quieres este dinero, ese serÁ tu problema. >> entonces seÑorita, esos billetes tendrÁn que multiplicarse, porque esta, esta es otra historia. >> llevamos meses en ese lugar y nunca relacionÉ a nisa con felipe. >> bueno, no tenÍas por quÉ hacerlo, ¿o sÍ? >> sÍ, pero a la hora que el niÑo nos dijo lo que querÍa, debiste haberme avisado luego. ya me imagino cÓmo estarÁ constanza ahora. >> naturalmente un poco incomoda. ay, pero ella fue quien tan amablemente quiso complacer a felipe. >> bueno, ¿y tÚ por quÉ sabes la relac

the navy always had phillips and his captors in sight. today the two americans have disappeared. >> it's almost an impossible situation. that's where it gets touchy. >> reporter: over the past few years, nigerian pirates have captured 32. it's not clear there's been any ransom demand for these two americans. as of tonight, the u.s. company that owns the ship is not talking. jim miklaszewski, nbc news, the pentagon. >> and just a few hours ago we spoke by satellite from norfolk, virginia, with captain richard phillips who knows those waters and sadly knows what it's like when pirates board your vessel to take hostages. beyond your obvious concern for your fellow merchant mariners, what do you think about this one? what does your gut tell you? >> i know they are fellow mariners. they are intuitive and intelligent. they wouldn't be a captain and engineer without the abilities they have. i think they will do what all seamen do around the world. make the most of it and do their best. >> this kidnapping aspect, boarding the vessel, taking crew

-- captain phillips rescued and saved. >> it is surreal to have a story made out of me. i'm just a regular guy captain phillips says his wife would have preferred george clooney, but only if she could have played herself i don't i'm not a hero, i'm not. >> reporter: andrea mccarron, wusa9. >> captain phillips's ship was the first american cargo vessel to be hijacked in 200 years. >>> 6:00 a.m. today is monday, october 14th. a holiday for many of you out there. >>> i'm mike haiduk, yesterday was a rough day. the skins. >> there were some flashes of the old rg iii at the beginning of the game. >>> weatherwise, sun is going to be back. sunday's weather looks decent for the next skins game here. today the sun will return. a spot of drizzle in one or two areas. driving home 6 degrees at 5:00 p.m. moving in from the southeast, with the moisture tracking as it comes ashore over southeastern virginia. temperatures are comfortable. you may need a light jacket but we are in the 50s. 58 in dc. 30s in rode island and massachusetts right now. 56 in waldorf this morning and 56 also

it's brought to life in edge of your seat detail in captain phillips the movie. later in the program, i'll speak to the somali who plays the pirate captain. first, tom hanks and paul greengrass. two men accomplished at telling the dramatic human stories behind real life events. between them they have spanned the wars from bloody sunday to saving pirate ryan and apollo 13. tom hanks welcome. paul greengrass welcome. >> look at this we're here. >> you are. a phenomenal film full of suspense. i'm going to play one of the clips. that's when the pirates start to come on board. >> we've got a problem. we push the ship too hard. we're off the grid. that means the computer is offline. >> captain, no one gets hurt if you don't play no game. >> the ship's broken. >> nobody gets hurt. >> look at me. >> we did not know what they were saying. it wasn't until i saw the movie that i got their lines and their vernacular. it wasn't scripted. >> how did you do it? >> paul kept us separate. we never met the actors. we were in malta. we saw people that looked like they could be soma

phillips came forward after 19-year-old trayon christian made headlines saying he was racially profiled after purchasing a belt at barneys in april. both shoppers want damages from the store and the new york police department. >> undercover cops that have regular clothes on stopped me from the left side and asked me i got a call from barneys saying your card is not real. >> reporter: in a prepared statement, mark lee, ceo of barneys new york, said, quote, no customer should have the unacceptable experience stib scribed in recent media reports and we offer our deepest regrets and sincerest apologies. barneys new york has zero tolerance for any form of discrimination. our mission is to ensure all customers receive the highest quality service without exception. the new york police department says it's investigating the incident. jay-z's representatives have not commented but kayla phillips hopes they do. >> when he hears about it or when he gets involved in it he knows it's not right and will make the right choice. >> reporter: and jay-z isn't the only star caught in the middle of a high-e

. >> charles: tom hanks is winning praise for his portrayal of captain phillips. they were seized by somali pirates off the coast of africa. we have the story of the rescue that was inspired. >> tonight, pirates raid an american cargo ship off the coast of somalia and take the captain. >> an american ship captain held by gunpoint by four somali pirates inside that life boat. the u.s. navy was on the scene, where richard phillips did not see how they could possibly rescue him. >> i did not foresee a good ending, because i saw the determination that the pirates had. they weren't going to give me up. i was hoping for a rescue, but i thought slim to none it would be successful. >> you had a plan to take my ship. that didn't work out, so you take me? >> in the newÑi movie, captain phillips, tom hanks plays the title character. >> the navy is not going to let you win. they can't let you win. >> the director sees him as the quintessential every man.Ñi >> extraordinary man in an extraordinary situation, kidnapped on the high seas. what's he going to do in a confined spa

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. >> meet the real captain phillips. >> the main deck. walk down the bridge. >> >> announcer: it's "sunday morning" on cbs, and here again is charles osgood. >> charles: tom hanks is winning praise for his portrayal of captain phillips. they were seized by somali pirates off the coast of africa. we have the story of the rescue that was inspired. >> tonight, pirates raid an american cargo ship off the coast of somalia and take the captain. >> an american ship captain held by gunpoint by four somali pirates inside that life boat. the u.s. navy was on the scene, where richard phillips did not see how they could possibly rescue him. >> i did not foresee a good ending, because i saw the determination that the pirates had. they weren't going to give me up. i was hoping for a rescue, but i thought slim to none it would be successful. >> you had a plan to take my ship. that didn't work out, so you take me? >> in the newÑi movie, captain phillips, tom hanks plays the title character. >> the navy is not going to let you win. they can't let you win

it's the "sunday morning" cover story, and then on to the rescue at sea of captain phillips, captured by somali pirates, and freed by navy seals. his story is now being reeled to in a prand new film. >> an unknown spally american with no real acting experience takes on a two time oscar winner in a new movie about the hijacking of a u.s. cargo ship. >> nobody -- >> even though thigh are some of the skiniest human beings you've ever seen they're physically imposing. >> were you aparade? >> i was afraid the whole time, yes. >> an american captain at the mercy of pirates. >> get down! >> and an island gem rich in treasures this morning. just off the georgia coast, there's a beautiful island where wild horses race beside a mansion, the ghost gilded age grandeur. you can't help but wonder about ho such a place and who lives there, including a woman. >> i found a horse in back of the sand do you knows on a christmas walk in white just like this. >> a visit to cumberland island later on "sunday morning". >> charles: a puefkal show on broadway about janice joplin is currently previed. it stars

never got any of that. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california. and he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. ever

the movie is called "captain phillips." christiane amanpour had a change to speak to tom hanks. he portrays a guy who had a pretty big act of bravery. >> he did, but he's very clear in his book he didn't volunteer to be a hostage, nonetheless he doesn't think himself a hero, but he really did save his ship and the rest of his crew. i talked to tom about all of this, and it is extraordinary, because it is the most thrilling movie that i have seen in a long time, and i covered a lot of what was going on in somalia, you know, 20 years ago, black hawk down time, you remember all of that. and he was amazing about what it took to do this film particularly acted with somalis who were not actors, and they had never before. it. >> what was important for you to achieve in terms of how these pirates were portrayed. >> ultimately the best nonfiction is a record of human behavior that is always checkered, always a very complex motivation, and almost always come from some place. they do not hugh to the protag nan/antagonist story line. that, the interaction between richard phillips and all fo

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(laughter) my guest tom hanks stars in the new film "captain phillips." he's a hero who saves the day using a particular type of screwdriver. the congressional business center is still open during the shutdown. wow! it is really hard to get out of a gym membership. this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! (audience chanting "stephen") whoo! whoo! welcome to the "report," everybody! good to have you with us in here, out there, all around the world. ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, as you know it is day nine of the government shutdown and you know what they say: no news is good news -- so -- good news. (laughter) yesterday obama actually held another hour-long press conference to say once again he won't negotiate. so speaker john boehner had his own press conference. >> the central argument is this: are we going to sit down and have a conversation or aren't we? there's no reason to make it more difficult to bring people to the table. there's no pwoupb reis

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>> phillipe. ¿quÉ se le ofrece? >> nada, bernie, solo quiero llevar a miguel a que conozca mis amigos. >> espÉrate, dejame preguntarle a la seÑorita constanza. >> no, no, a la seÑorita constanza, no. >> pero es que tengo que pedir su autorizaciÓn. >> ¿quÉ pasa ahora? >> es que phillipe, quiere dar un paseo por la plaza. >> estÁ bien, pero que los acompaÑe alberta. >> sÍ, seÑorita. vamos. >> vamos. >> se van a ir a pasear a la plaza. >> Órale, siriaco, grita mÁs fuerte. >> no. >> ¡hay merengues! asÍ. >> ¡hay merengues, sorbetes! >> sorbetes, no. >> ¿entonces quÉ? >> nomÁs merengues, siriaco. >> ah, estÁ bien. ¡merengues! merengues. >> ay, quÉ emociÓn. >> por favor, pilar, ¿puedo hablar un momento contigo? >> ah, sÍ, si, claro, oscar. >> buenas tardes. buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes. >> seÑores, me regalarÍan un minuto, por favor. >> sÍ, si, claro, por supuesto. >> mientras tanto nosotras vamos a ver las piezas de cerÁmica que van a concursar. ¿vienes, constanza? >> ve, hija, te va a gust

captain phillips is for adults. it's really tremendous. tom hanks is most likely going to be nominated for an oscar. absolutely go see it this weekend. > >it's good when hollywood can stick to the script more or less. at least as closely as possible. > >absolutely. it's hard to say. obviously, we're not there and we don't know all the events but i think that they probably portray captain phillips in as good a light as possible. we just want to see him being a captain and that's what he does in the film. > >also this weekend, machete kills and enough said which i hear is a great movie and you loved it. > >it absolutely is. it's certainly one of the better films of the year. one of james gandolfini's last performances. julia louis-dreyfus doing her best screen work. it's been open a couple weeks. it's expanding to a few more theaters this weekend. it cracked the top 10 last weekend. it absolutely must be seen this weekend. it's terrific. > >and here in chicago, the chicago international film festival kicks off. > >kicking off on thursday nig

phillips. there were other women as well. his personal life was a mess. do people look the other way and these days? >> in those days? there were a lot of things which were not talked about. scandal of public figures were not written about. unless there was a divorce. unless something went into the courts. the papers would not touch it. something that has never occurred to me until now, he is a newspaper man. maybe he is part of the club and they're not going to write about it. that may work in his favor. there are other infidelities going on. is certainly some issues about woodrow wilson in the bahamas or bermuda, before he is president. there is the famous incident of alice roosevelt, and her child, deborah, she wanted to name it deborah. it becomes pauline. that is the illegitimate daughter of a famous guy at that time. then franklin roosevelt cheating on eleanor roosevelt in 1917. the rich have their prerogatives. they take them. >> one of our viewers asks how did mrs. harding respond to th

according to the lawsuit captain phillips ignored. martha: thank you, julie. >> want to see the movie. they are coming back to work in moments, folks. republicans might pass the mini spending bills to fund at least parts of the government. democrats say, not if we can help it though. we'll take you there live. you know throughout history, folks have suffered from frequent heartburn. butetting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc, and don't get heartburn in the first place. [ male announcer ] one pill each morning 24 hours. zero heartburn. martha: all right, folks. we're getting rolling here this morning. the house is ready to try again. they want to try to crank some of the parts of the government back open this morning but senator harry reid and the democrats are essentially saying absolutely not. they won't negotiate on reopening any segments of the government because they seem to think the shutdown is, has to be that way for now. welcome to a brand new hour, "america's n

phillips'. >> hello, i'm alex trebek. for over ten years now, i've been representing the colonial penn life insurance company, and i'm here today to talk with some of their insurance representatives about their guaranteed acceptance life insurance. hi, everyone. i thought it'd be interesting to hear from you what your customers say are some of the things they like best about colonial penn's whole life insurance. who's gonna start? >> well, it's guaranteed acceptance for people over age 50. >> they don't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. >> and it gives them peace of mind knowing that their family has some insurance to help cover funeral costs. >> and other final expenses. >> great point, and that's something everybody needs to plan for. especially in this economy. >> it costs just $9.95 a month per unit. >> yes, and that rate never goes up. >> and their coverage never goes down because of their age. >> they can get permanent insurance at a price that fits into their budget. >> do you want to help pro

phillip was strong. he was strong. he was a strong man. and so -- i still haven't processed him dead. and so when i saw him on the ground, i saw it but i still didn't get it. and it took me a long time to really believe that he was gone. >> no arrests are made in the murder for more than two years until police acting on a tip arrest 31-year-old kenneth wayne rogers. rogers and two alleged co-conspirators are charged with capital murder and are currently awaiting trial. nobody can escape cameras these days. they're everywhere, watching and recording our every move. sometimes that feels a little creepy and some people are concerned about the possible invasion of privacy. but it's also the reason many criminals are caught. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, you can log on to our website. caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's it for this edition of "caught on camera." <-7Ñ >>> don't touch me. do not touch any. >> when anger builds -- >> [ bleep ]. you all started [ bleep ] with any. >> and people are pushed past the

for financial gain. >> richard phillips returned to the u.s. to a hero's welcome. >> the first people i want to take are the s.e.a.l.s. they're the superheroes, the titans. >> reporter: in 2011 he wrote a book about his experience which was dapted to the big screen. >> our concern is people are going to think this movie which is highly fictionalized is actually a true story. >> look at me. >> sure. >> look at me. i'm the captain now. >> reporter: the lawsuit has been stalled in court for 2 1/2 years and now hangs over the release of the feature film. there are also questions about the official version of events including how many shots were fired at the pirates to free richard phillips and the "associated press" is reporting navy s.e.a.l.s were subjected to lie detector tests after $30,000 in cash used for ransom went missing. >> i think the accuracy of the story matters up to a point. i don't thing moviegoers go to movies like this and expect everything to be exactly as it happened. they do expect the gist to be real but the nitpicky details i

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captain phillips is doing very well. it's probably gonna need another $30-40 million overseas to get itself in the black. cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2 has only done about half the business that the original has done so it's still kind of waiting for its overseas numbers. carrie---the same thing. kind of a disappointing opening. it didn't do in the mid 20s that a lot of people were expecting so that film's still in the red. and now the george clooney film , the monuments men, has been moved out of its december release date into 2014. it's not gonna be finished in time. so that's one less film they have the chance to get in the black. all they have left this year is american hustle which i think is gonna do very well but most of its money is gonna be made on the other side of 2014. > >and i hear brad pitt's movie is doing quite well actually. > >twelve years a slave---yeah, it had a very solid opening. just under a million and only 19 screens. when fox searchlight expands that oscar talk is obviously gonna beef up f

phillips testifies, "i don't believe 600 miles would make you safe. i didn't believe 1,200 miles would make you safe." phillips told us much of the criticism is joined by museum nature and by lawsuits filed by members of his crew. he also says the story itself was fueled by a press that wanted a hero, a captain who saved his crew, a good story and now a movie. >> four pirates! four pirates! >> the media got everything wrong. i don't know how i can control this when i'm in a life boat and the media is saying i gave mice up for it. in the book, if you read it, have you read that? >> reporter: i did. >> so you know i didn't give myself up. i was already a hostage by then. >> drew griffin reporting there. the movie hits the big screens on friday so check it up and make up your own mind. >>> coming up, how papers around the world are reacting to the government crisis in the united states. that is next on "arnold the world." want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve

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tom hanks, the movie is "captain phillips." we'll be right back. (cheers andwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww (cheers and applause). >> stephen: well, that's it for "the report," everybody. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight, oh, we've got a good one. from the new film "12 years a slave" which is a phenomenal film michael fassbender is joining us tonight. [cheers and applause] it is as always time for our continuing coverage of. ♪ -- you know when we built that open i was worried maybe we wouldn't use it enough to justify -- [laughter] -- how much money it was going to cost and now i'm worried that 2013 is is going to be

phillips testifies, "i don't believe 600 miles would make you safe. i didn't believe 1,200 miles would make you safe." phillips told us much of the criticism is joined by museum nature and by lawsuits filed by members of his crew. he also says the story itself was fueled by a press that wanted a hero, a captain who saved his crew, a good story and now a movie. >> four pirates! four pirates! >> the media got everything wrong. i don't know how i can control this when i'm in a life boat and the media is saying i gave mice up for it. in the book, if you read it, have you read that? >> reporter: i did. >> so you know i didn't give myself up. i was already a hostage by then. >> drew griffin reporting there. the movie hits the big screens on friday so check it up and make up your own mind. >>> coming up, how papers around the world are reacting to the government crisis in the united states. that is next on "arnold the world." want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tyleno what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve f

. >> reporter: in the movie, tom hanks plays captain richard phillips as the quick thinking hero who stood up to somali pirates. >> if you are going to shoot somebody, shoot me! >> reporter: when the pirates took control of his ship and demanded a ransom, he offered himself as hostage to keep his crew from being killed. he was held at gun point in a life boat for four days. >> four guys, knuckle heads with guns on you, nobody knows you're out here, i wasn't going to give into them. >> reporter: navy seals firing from a destroyer killed the pirates. phillips learned to handle crisis at sea training here at the maritime institutes of technology in maryland. the institute's $30 million training simulator recreates any port in the world, storms at sea and even pirate attacks. >> stand by for maneuvers. >> reporter: he took the helm to show trainees how to fight off pirates. >> they are coming alongside, they are about 300 yards off now. >> reporter: four years ago, basic tactics weren't enough to stop the pirates boarding the ship. some crew members are suing the shipping line saying phi

tom hanks, the movie is "captain phillips." we'll be right back. (cheers and (cheers and applause). >> stephen: well, that's it for "the report," everybody. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight is, we're very excited for our guest tonight malala yousafzai. you remember? [cheers and applause] she is the girl who was attacked by the taliban, shot merely for speaking out about a girls right to education. she's here tonight at 11:00 p.m. on a school night. [ laughter ] because she is irresponsible. [ laughter ] malala and i'm totally fan girling! [cheers and applause] i don't know. [cheers and applause] someone in the audience taught me what that is. they asked me if i was fan girl being something and i was like, i don't know what you are saying. they explained it to me. you fan girl hard or you don't. and you also have to put your hands like this.

phillip, why am i so lucky to have you on my show? what are you doing in new york city, especially here at grand central? >> we're doing this extraordinary event with the nfl and "vogue" and it's all about you'ring women and the diversity in women. we have models from 16 years old to 66 years old. i have models that are size 0 to a size 16. i don't think i've ever seen a show in my entire career like that. >> now you're bringing up the model myth. that all models look good in everything. is this true or false? >> you know, there's been a few pieces that we just couldn't find the right person for. different clothes require a different body structure, a different body silhouette, so not everything looks good on everybody, even models. >> so give me some no-nos, in general, for every woman. or older women. let's go older women. because i think older women really have a problem with dressing. >> i think it's really important to look young and feel young, but you can't look like your daughter. if you're going to wear your daughter's clothe

they're suing the shipping line arguing that phillips ignored warnings to stay at least 600 miles away from the coast of somalia. the maersk alabama was only 250 miles away. in court documents members of the crew claim they were knowingly, intentionally and willfully sent into an area with pirates because the routes saved the company money. >> the movie tells a highly fictionalized version of what happened on the boat. to make him into a hero for driving this boat and men into pirate infested water is the real injustice here. >> reporter: the company called it meritless and here's how captain phillips defended himself. >> it really didn't matter. it is where ever the pirates were was the problem. if you don't want to deal with pirates, get another job. >> reporter: the movie doesn't address this controversy but what is not controversial is somalia is a place of famine, poverty and lawlessness. a perfect breeding ground for piracy as i saw firsthand. >> all you need is 30 seconds on the ground here to see how inhospitable this terrain is to any sort of life. >> reporter: this is the hom

neither has phillips. though, he did attend the premiere for a movie some of his crew members now say turned their real-life nightmare into a work of fiction. for "good morning america," see celia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> good luck. >> well said. >>> time, now, for the weather, sam. i know it looks like fall. but it feels like summer out there. >> we're going to do contrast there. walk with me if you will for a moment. step into the beautiful skyline of pennsylvania. frame me tight so we can, ah. go in on the picture. tighter. tighter. full screen almost. ah. see how beautiful that is? now, look at the temperatures that go along with fall this year. they are not working together. this is summer-like temperatures. d.c., you're two degrees from a record high temperature. st. louis about 86. 35 of the lower 48 states were 80 degrees and above yesterday. and most of that area will be above again today. look at the moisture. we're going to go into detail later. big system pattern changes that could mean

as captain richard phillips. you might be surprised to hear what oscar winner tom hanks would be doing if he was not acting. >> i would be a park ranger. i would be the guy who says, welcome, let me tell you the history of our national park. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. recently the taliban in pakistan has attacked aid workers, civilians, even young girls lobbying for an education. now the group's leader says he is ready to negotiate with the pakistani government. in a rare interview in his hideout in pakistan's tribal areas, hakimullah mehsud said he would continue to target america and its allies. this exclusive report from islam a lot -- islamabad. >> he has wreaked havoc across this country and now says if the government wants to talk it has to come to him. >> we believe in talks. the government has taken no serious steps to approach us. the government needs to sit with us. then we can have our conditions. >> this is how we used to see hakimullah mehsud, in p

neither has phillips. though, he did attend the premiere for a movie some of his crew members now say turned their real-life nightmare into a work of fiction. >>> for "good morning america," celia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> good luck. >> well said. >>> time, now, for the weather, sam. i know it looks like fall. but it feels like summer out there. >> we're going to do contrast here. walk with me if you will for a moment. step into the beautiful skyline of pennsylvania. frame me tight so we can, ah. no, no. tighter. go in on the picture. i don't think you need to see me. tighter. tighter. full screen almost. ah. see how beautiful that is? now, look at the temperatures that go along with fall this year. they are not working together. this is summer-like temperatures. d.c., you're two degrees from a record high temperature. st. louis about 86. 35 of the lower 48 states were 80 degrees and above yesterday. and most of that area will be above again today. look at the moisture. we're going to go into detail

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mark phillips on the disaster at sea. and jeff glor in a town built on coal going from boom to bust. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm norah o'donnell. with much of the government shutdown, republicans and democrats at each other's throats, terror still an ever- present threat, fear spread through washington today when shots suddenly rang out at the capitol. people on the streets ran for cover. police armed with heavy weapons fanned out. the capitol building and the white house with the president inside went into lockdown. the shooting was the end of a car chase that began when a car hit a barrier outside the white house. homeland security correspondent bob orr is with us. bob. >> reporter: good evening, norah. well, much of downtown washington tonight is a crime scene after that chaotic and frightening car chase and shooting that played out between the white house and capitol hill. at midafternoon, police closed in on a bl