>> kim baker in the movie. >> jimmy: kim baker in the movie. kim barker is the author. >> we changed stuff, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i realize thatt. >> thank you. >> jimmy: did you change? because i think doing a movie like that, i love watching it, ike a a lot of work. [ laughter ] >> oh, we do it all day every day. no, i mean, i don't know, we just go and we try to play stuff honestly and see --e movie in new mexico, which was pretty cool. >> jimmy: oh, is that where it was? >> they shot "lone survivor" -- and new mexico looks like afghanistan, weirdly. [ laughter ]really good burgers with green chilis. [ laughter ] they do put green chilis on everything. >> everything. they'll put it in your tea. [ light laughter ]w you dedicated the movie to your dad. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the late don fey. >> yeah, my dad passed away. >> jimmy: i love your dad so >> thank you so much. l. i love the guy, and why -- i know, because he just passed, but also explain why your >> yeah, we dedicated the movie -- my dad served.ovie's about the military. also was

her name is kim baker and my name is kim barker. >> her character bonds bonds. both say it felt realistic even >> we shot on an air force base in new mexico and got flown around in helicopters. it was fantastic. she produced the movie along with her former boss lauren michaels. cbs news, new york. >> she is a talent. >>> still ahead the cbs4 morning news, jamie. >> reporter: an overnight car chase ends with the apprehension of three people connected to a shooting in lakewood earlier this week that started as a craigslist ad. i'll have the details right around the corner. >> thanks. >>> a week after that deputy was shot to death serving an eviction notice there are changes in that sheriffs department. a cbs4 exclusive ahead. >>> republicans campaign again tonight t. spotlight is on a former one, what mitt romney is >>> you might hear a lot of racket when they test this rocket. >>> and the surprising reason the pentagon ,, ,, the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe i

charlie: does kim baker get addicted to war? does she find this better than what you were doing as a copywriter or producer? tina: it is the theme in the book, the idea that people get addicted to this adrenaline lifestyle, in the book. in the movie, she went over there thinking she would be there for three months. she stays for three years. she is like a junkie chasing the next story and starts to realize maybe it is a dangerous lifestyle to live forever. charlie: when you go to the hotel, there is always a designated hotel in the war zone. that is where they all hang out. that is going from sarajevo to -- lorne: the closer to those people in a certain way that you would hear about army buddies growing up. once you have been through that kind of experience, you're more calmed with the people you're working with than anyone else, or at least you can't talk about what you went through with any other people. robert: one of the things that came through, what the addiction is like, one aspect is you get addicted to not having to liv

her name is kim baker. i'm kim barker. liberties were taken but it is really true to the narrative of my life. >> i'm a woman in the house. >> reporter: fey's character bond with tanya played by margot robbie. no scenes were shot overseas. >> we're marine unit in the movie but a lot of the actual, movie was shot on the air force base in new mexico, flown around with helicopters, it was fantastic. >> reporter: fey produced the move which her former boss saturday night live creator lorn michaels. wendy gilette for cbs news, new york. >> good. >> toronto man wakes up to find a fresh layer of snow, and some belongings outside his house. u-haul truck left a huge pile of household items in front of the, his garage. he said he doesn't know why, or who they blank to. and that is not his only problem. >> if i could walk out, i have a car in there. >> he called city to remove items but they say sorry, it is on private property. get this u-haul is not returning his calls. >> oh, in. >> his plan right now, yard sale, items included an

in the film they changed her name to kim baker because they did fix lies a the look of the characters.rs tina fey plays a war fan. the film itself is more of a drama than a comedy. you'd be also robert car lock who wrote for snl also 30 rock.k. there are some very funny parts. i believe the trailers lead youa to believe it's more of a comedy. it's more of a drama. tina fey and margaret rob i area great in this film. i think the movie does really hit a lot of different elements. when you walk out of it you don't t know was this a comedy, was this a drama? it does hit you in multiple ways. they did a really good job with the film over all. it seems very big budget. i gave them a three and a half out of five. it's entertaining and my biggest problem a little l too long at times. > my review of london has fallen, visit my facebook page, i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news. i'm looking forward to london is calling. >> i think this weekend we're going to take our son to see zoo tone yeah. > do you hear that, tony. >> ghost busters t are going on there. the trailer for the all female ghost bust terse

your case kim in your case kim baker get addicted to war? does she find all this so much better than whatever she was doing as a copy writer or producer back in. >> it is a theme in the book. this idea that people get addicted to this adrenaline lifestyle. and for sure kim in the movie, yes, she has gone over there thinking she is going to go for three months. she stays for three years. she finds herself like a junkie chasing the next story, the next victory. and starteds to realize that maybe it's a dangerous lifestyle to live forever. >> rose: what's interesting about it is if you go to any hotel, there is always a designated hotel in a war zone. that's where they all hang out. >> yeah. >> rose: you see the same people. they had have gone from sar yaifo. >> and at the end, they have all, they're closer to those people on a certain way in the same way that you know you would hear about army buddies growing up. and i think that once you have been through that kind of experience, you have more in common with the people you are working with th

that kind of exposure. >> reporter: this is the real life kim barker, not baker. her name and a bit of her story got hollywooded up as she puts it. she admits watching tina fey play her. >> it's so meta. >> reporter: you wouldn't imagine this is fodder for economy but it's what sent barker's book whiskey tango fox trot to the top of the list. >> i was trying to channel the darkest of the sadness that i saw over there but also the funny absorbed things i saw. >> reporter: and she trusted fay to turn her first film into a project. >> i think when people see the movie they'll see tina fey they don't necessarily recognize. >> reporter: she's funny. >> you're boarder line 10. >> what are you like a 15. >> yeah. >> reporter: but barker is pretty funny herself. >> do you think that i thought about tina fey in writing it? sure i d absolutely. >> reporter: she does say that watching it was almost a little harder than living it. >> i think i watched the movie with one i open and one closed sort of like please let it be over, please don't let it be anchorman in afghanistan.

>> jimmy: kim baker in the movie. kim baer is the author >> jimmy: ah, yeahi alize but i just loved it. >> tnk you. >>immy: you change? because i think doing a moe ke that, i love watching it, but acting in it seems like a a lot of work. [ laughter ] >> oh, we do it all day every day. no, i mean, i don't know, just go and we try to play stuff honestly and see -- and we shot the whole moviin w mexico, which wapretty cool. >> jimmy: oh, that where it >> they shot "lone svivor" -- and new mexico looks like afghistan, weirdly. [ laughter ] but with like rely good >> jimmy: yeah [ lauger ] they do t greechis on everything. >> everything. they'll put it in your tea [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw`you d%dicated the movie to your dad. p>> yh. >> jim: the late don fey. >> yeah, my dad paed away. >> jimmm: i love your dad so much. >> t you so much. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry, pal. i lo the guy, and why -- i know, beuse he jt passed, but also ex@lain why your r& dad --- >> yeah, we dedicated the movie -- my d served. he was -- oh

it's based on a true storey loosely about kim barker and in the film name to kim baker. because they changed some things. the film itself is more of a drama than a comedy. and you would be surprised by that considering lorne michaels produced the movie. there are some very funny parts. i feel like the trailers do lead you to believe it's more of a comedy. it's actually more of a drama. tina fey is great in the film. i think it does hit a lot of elements and you don't know was this a comedy, was it a drama but it does hit you in multiple ways. they did a good job in the film overall. it seems very big budget. there's some action sequences in the film. it's entertaining and definitely worth seeing. my biggest problem it was a little too long at times. but 3.5 out of 5 for that. visit i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news.  >>> a big police presence at the navy yard a spokesperson tells us a teen was slashed in the back with a knife. she was taken to the hospital her injuries are not life threatening. the navy yard metro station remains open tonight. in health watch doctors have

the interview, she is so fascinating because movie itself, they had not change her name to kim baker because they removed r because writers had to fictional ice a lot what was going on in the movie. it is still based on her story, book, she was a war correspondent, in afghanistan but movie focuses on teen fey playing her in the movie and, the will wolf of wall street and leo nard or dicaprio, alfred molina. i was expecting an oh, yeah from you. i was waiting for the. i was going to pause and wait for it. the she's amazing. >> did you see it. >> yes, this is a cool thing. i walk in this room, mike and i had five to seven questions written down. i walk in, i sat down, ready for my interview and they completely, changed it up on me. i had absolutely no idea that this would happen. check this out. >> margot and i both play war journalist, and actually which is why, kevin, we will interview you. >> okay. >> oh, wow. >> yes. >> okay. >> so kevin mccarthey, you are from washington d.c. >> yes. >> it says you have a fiance. but you proposed to her last halloween in disney land is that correc

>> tina in the movie is a -- she is a tv reporter, i'm obviously not, her name is kim baker. my name is kim barker. >> yes, liberties taken, but really true to the narrative arc of my life. >> woman in the house. >> fay's character bonds with fellow reporter tanya, played by margo rabbi. both say filming felt realistic. even though no scenes were shot overseas. >> we're with marine unit in the movie but a lot of the actual, what we shot on air force base, in new mexico, got flown around in helicopters, fantastic. >> fay produced the movie a belong her former boss saturday night live creator warren michaels. wendy gillette, cbs >>> on the health watch, ordinary people with super powers. some could even be compared to the superheros we see in the movies, health reporter stephanie stahl reports on some very gifted people, including one who lives in our area. from superman to spiderman, who hasn't looked at these characters and thought what it would be like to have -- >> but there are, a few very real, and very gifted people, in this world. >> by looking at the groovers i can idm

kim baker. along with dozens of women in this country, actually, yes. >> no, you didn't. because this is not me. i would never do this. >> precisely. because you're not you anymore. you're in the ka-bubble. you said it yourself. don't. >> is that my toothbrush? [ light laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, okay. martin freeman, everybody. "whiskey tango foxtrot" is in theaters friday. we'll be right back with performers from the cast of "bright star." stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] degree gave women a motion-activated wristband to understand how much they move,... and created degree with motionsense. the world's first antiperspirant activated by movement, it has unique microcapsules that break with friction to release bursts of freshness all day. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. for the past 27 days, four men have outlasted authorities by making their getaway in a prius. this game ends now. to catch a prius, you've gotta be a prius. guys, what's that? oh, man. toyota. let's go places. bring it. how did you do t

>> in the movie she is called someone kim baker who runs towards explosion. >> and you're not. >> i runaway from explosions and i have an "r" in my name, kim barker. >> did you have a lot of involvement in this movie? >> no, i wrote the book. and i wrote a darkcally comic book that when it came out in 2011, "the new york times" book critic wrote a review saying that i had created a tina fey character. so tina fey within two eaks because she's a totally ego maniac read the book--that's her joke. i would never say that. >> right, right. >> she read the book and pushed to paramount to option it on her behalf and askedment loren michael to direct it. >> she is you on scene. and you say? >> weird. >> in some way accurate? >> i think the core story, it's very much about a woman going overseas and having adventures and the best relationships she has over there is not a romantic one, it's the one she has with her translator, his name is vahim played by christopher abbott. that's the core story of the book, which is between my fiction and relive, pretty soon i'll start referring to myself in the thi

kim baker. she place a war correspondent in afghanistan. it's more of a drama than a comedy. there are some very funny parts. i feel like the trailers lead you to believe it's more of a comedy. it's actually more of a drama and hits on some pretty serious subject matter. i think the movie does really hit a lot of different elements when you walk out of it don't know. was this a comedy, was this a drama but it really does hit you in multiple ways. they did a really good job in the film overall. it seems big budget. i gave them a 3.5 out of 5. it's entertaining and definitely worth seeing my big eflt problem is it was a little too long at times. for my review of "london has fallen" visit my facebook page. i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news. >> up next, wedding bells ringing for a famous couple. >>> gwen is back with your forecast and you might not like what she says. we're back after this. . >>> between them the bride and groom have ten children with previous partners. all of those kids turned up to par

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to the contrary, nancy reagan was instrumental -- kim baker, the old delegate hunter, he became ronald reagan's chief of staff. spencer was very much a part of the campaign in 1980 and beyond. that just speaks to her shrewdness and frankly a generosity of spirit. a pragmatism that i'm not sure the current candidates in either party emulate. host: what was she like to be with in person? guest: everything you have heard about. the graciousness is true. she had a marvelous as of humor. to be honest with you some people were too afraid of her to make her laugh. but if you could make her laugh, she liked to laugh. instances inber of social situations. we would bring to the library all kinds of people. covering the whole political spectrum. she was very comfortable with that. invited -- fell afoul of mrs. reagan when he was notably unsuccessful chief of staff after having been secretary of the treasury. i thought, i am pushing the envelope too far here. she was perfectly willing -- part of the reagan legacy. she would commit herself body and soul. she worked very hard on that library to help

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