you could say we eddie fi5her wanted her but why would elizabeth taylor what eddie fisher? what did you mean by that? she wonder5 to as well. of cour5e by that? she wonder5 to as well. of course she found that out right afte rwa rds. course she found that out right afterwa rds. i told course she found that out right afterward5. itold eddie, itold him that what would happen wa5 afterward5. itold eddie, itold him that what would happen was that in 1.5year5 he that what would happen was that in 1.5 years he would reali5e that what would happen was that in 1.5 years he would realise that she was really nothing and she will throw you out. that's what happened. she met richard burton and he was our stop a lot of scrutiny when that story broke. it must have been unbearable. at one stage it said it was an bearable when a man walk out but the fact that the public took it as an affront of was watching, that was unbelievable. it was played out in the public gaze, wasn't it? isn't everything in pub 5how in the public gaze, wasn't it? isn't everything in pub show business question mark

you said you could see why eddie fisher wanted her but why would elizabeth taylor want eddie fisher? what did you mean by that? she wonders too, now, as well. of course she found that out right afterwards. i told eddie, i told him that what would happen was that in 1.5 years she would realise that he was really nothing and she will throw you out. that's what happened. she met richard burton and he was out. a lot of scrutiny when that story broke. it must have been unbearable. at one stage you said it's bad enugh when a man walks out on you but to have millions of people watch it, the fact that the public took it as an affront to them, that was unbelievable. this was very much played out in the public gaze, wasn't it? isn't everything in show business? everything's in the public eye. carrie said that "mother is like brad and angelina and jennifer aniston today." you and eddie and elizabeth. it was a similar story. i always make a joke of it. i said that elizabeth went down the nile. eddie fisher has always challenged your version of the break up, hasn't he. at one stage he said "debbi

>> eddie: coil. >> anthony: like the pesticide? >> eddie: yeah. just make it, like, stronger i guess. >> anthony: i would imagine so. >> eddie: that's the natural staple. gawai is usually a party, drinking, passing out, waking up, eating, drinking some more, passing out again, and then getting up and drinking some more. yeah. you're going to have fun, man. >> anthony: wow. all right. ♪ ♪ so, i'm headed up river again. >> david: yeah, sorry i can't be there. >> anthony: i promised them. i said i'm going back. >> david: about nine years late on your promise but -- >> anthony: nine years late. >> david: that happens with lancau, you know. promises come liberally. >> anthony: it was david moggie who first took me up to the longhouse. on that previous trip we met at aunty aini's, on the outskirts of kael. >> david: everything moves exponentially, right? it just feels like some things remain exactly the same. some things haven't changed at all. this place is certainly one. >> anthony: the charming and, for lack of a better word, fabulous aini was an

eddie's best friend mike todd had been killed in an airplane crash. his widow, elizabeth taylor was devastated. since she was a close friend, both debbie and eddie offered their emotional support. unfortunately eddie's comfort was adultery and debbie was the last to know. she broke it down in "wishful drinking". >> my husband flew to elizabe elizabeth's side and gradually made his way to her front and this made marriage to my mother awkward. >> everybody was sort of whispering. and i wanted to know what they were whispering about, and nobody would tell me and finally i figured it was about me and i called him to ask him, and i couldn't find him, and then i did find him with elizabeth. >> welcome, class, to hollywood 101. over here we have debbie and eddie. for those of you that are younger, try to think of it this way. think eddie as rad pitt, debbie as jennifer aniston and elizabeth as angelina jolie. >> she jokeded about it later in life. debbie revealed that eddie's exit deeply hurt carrie as a child. >> he left when she was 2. >> everything hurt c

think of eddie as brad pitt. debbie as jennifer aniston and elizabeth as angelina jolie. >> while carrie joked about it later in life, debbie revealed that eddie's exit deeply hurt carrie as a child. >> he left when she was 2. >> everything hurt carrie. she's so sensitive and so deep. debbie and elizabeth would put that painful time behind them and renew their friendship. after she got new husband and threw him out we actually had a discussion about it, and that's over 30-some years ago, and now i think, you know, you move on in life. it seems that the men leave and the women stick together. >> debbie and elizabeth remained friends until her death in 2011. now let's send it back over to kevin. >>> we move now from a hollywood dynasty to breaking news about a tv reality dynasty. rob kardashian rushed to the hospital. here is the latest. that's rob leaving the hospital this morning with security after being rushed there last night following health complications from his diabetes. this comes after rob declared he wa

eddie: and i'm turning onto a street that's 30 miles per hour. there's a car waiting to come out on the right-hand side. the driver's not looking at me yet, so i want to see them turn their head towards me. there it is, we've now had head contact. narrator: eddie wren is the chief instructor of advanced ddrivers of america. hehe's a formrmer british police officec, member of the traffic escort for the royal family, and chair of the international ad federatn roadafety grou eddi theher's nescaping the fact thadriving is alwayone of the most dangerous things statistically that you do every day. and most of us drive every day. narrator: lesson one. everybody agrees that texting causes severe driver distraction, but what about phones, hands-free or handheld? ananswer--both are equalally dangerous. eddie: for handheld and hands-free cell phones, research showed that the risk of having a crash while using those phones--a serious or fatal crash--was 4 times higher than for somebody who's not using a phone. narrator: lesson two. how much space should you

. >> so eddy is getting it ready, because it is a snare, he will dart. >> are you a good shot, eddy? >> he is an excellent shot. >> reporter: eddy grabbed his dart gun that was loaded with anesthetic, and wounded gorilla who had hurt herself after wounding herself in the snare set by the poacher. they had to cut a path in the forest as she went. she was with her group and they were moving fast. thick vegetation gave way to a pairing. where they spotted her. then eddy stepped forward and as soon as it hit, she took off. and the team followed. they knew she had to be close. it was an unforgettable minutes to assess her wound and treat it before the anesthetic wore off. they call this an intervention. >> eddy and i and martin have done probably 15 interventions together, it's a team, it's always a team. and we have some of the most important patients in the world, right? if something doesn't go right, basically you can almost count worldwide. >> how would you rate the quality of your work as an organization? >> i think it's very good. actually. >> reporter: when they're not doing emerge

eddie: la Última cosa es la avena. la mezclamos, perfecto, hasta que quede la consistencia de la carne. francisca: y se puede hacer con la mano. eddie: mira, la podemos colocar asÍ. ¿quieres hacerlo conmigo? mira, unas bolitas, o unas bolotas si eres tragÓn como yo. francisca: y como yo! eddie: las vamos a cocinar. tenemos una sartÉn que ya estÁ un poco caliente. francisca: sÍ, nuestra gente sabe que ponemos el ejemplo para que la puedan hacer por tiempo. eddie: mira quÉ bien te saliÓ! perfecto, quÉ rico! tenemos unas que ya estÁn cocinadas. uh, quemÉ una! francisca: no importa, el sabor es lo mÁs importante. eddie: sÍ, estÁ bien. francisca: ¿cÓmo la preparas? eddie: aquÍ tenemos un pan de hamburguesa, que es pan integral. ¿te gusta la mayonesa? esta es una mayonesa que no tiene huevo, entonces tampoco tiene colesterol. francisca: ok, y le ponemos mostaza, la cantidad que gustes. eddie: ¿te gusta el guacamole? francisca: me encanta. todos somos fans del guacamole! y esto para la decoraciÓn, que le d

. >> so right now, eddy is getting the anesthetic ready. >> are you a good shot? >> he is an excellent shot. >> eddy grabbed his gun loaded with medicine and went to track the wounded female who hurt herself when she picked up a snare poachers had set for a smaller animal. they had to cut a path through the forest as they went. she was with her group and they were moving fast. thick vegetation gave way to a clearing where they spotted her. then eddy stepped forward and prepared to take his shot. as soon as it hit, she took off. and the team followed. they knew she had to be close. it was an unforgettable sight, now they had less than 40 minutes to treat her wound before the medicine wore off. they call this an intervention. >> eddy and martin and i have probably done 40 interventions together, it's a team we have some of the most important patients in the world, right? if something doesn't go right, basically you can almost count on it being known almost worldwide. >> how would you rate the quality of your work as an organization? >> i think it's very good. >> whe

>> 830 eddy st. and 18. 815 b van ness avenue. conditional use authorization >> good evening commissioners planning department staff. you have before you a request for conditional use authorization at 830 eddy street and 815 van ness ave. the proposal to the motion to level accessory austria parking garage and to construct a new 120 foot tall building of 119,050 square feet and containing 126 residential units. the project requires conditional use authorization for planning code sections 253 253.2, 303, and 304 to construct a building within 100 feet zoning district and the b van ness special use visit that the frontage greater than 50 feet wide and a height of about 50 feet tall. the project is also taken exceptions from the following sections of the planning code as a planned unit development. the vision of the rear yard, the extent that vertically orientated architectural features may project over the public right of way the exposure of 10 dwelling units onto open areas. street frontage of the pertains to 1.5 feet of >> particu

and then through the years, i met eddy fisher and married eddie fisher. we were young and fell in love, and he was really cute. he was very cute. >> he was cute. >> and, anyway, he saw elizabeth, after he married me, and he thought she was really cute. >> yes. >> well, you can't make a man leave a woman unless he wants to go. >> don't i tell ya. i'm telling you. >> it was up to eddie where he wanted to go or it's up to every man where he wants to be. >> you spoke to her two weeks before she passed. >> she's been very sick. we're all happy she's in a better place. she was so ill. she loved life. elizabeth loved life and i know because she took part of mine, and -- >> debbie -- >> i'm completely over it. >> interesting stuff. >> no, no, no, i just, you know, you have to forget. you have to forgive it. it doesn't mean you forget it. >> her show is so good. you must catch it. >> you have to see her on the stage. >> best impressurist. >> they took one leg off i said the hell with it. >> you know what -- >> if you want to do katharine hepburn, i can do that, to

police superintendent, eddie johnson, recently toured new york's police training academy and plans to introduce chicago recruits to new york style training method next year. in addition, johnson said he will continue to press for longer jail time for gun offenders. >> i am not a fan of mass incarceration or arresting of minorities. but the simple fact of it is i don't care how you wrap it, if you pick up a gun and shoot some body you should go to prison period. >> reporter: over the next two yeerds, margaret, the city plans to hire an additional 1,000 police officers to try to combat the rising tide of violence, which is showing no sign of abating even on christmas. >> thank you, dean. >> chicago, searches for a solution. there is good news in another big city that struggled with violence. newark, new jersey's murder rate dropped 10% in 2016. other crimes are down too. what's stranged. here is demarco morgan. >> reporter: in a city where violent crime scenes were all too familiar and the police chief darnell henry and city official have been working with state and county law enforceme

daughter of debbie reynolds and eddie fisher. she suffered a cardiac event ooron a flight from london to los angeles. she was just 61 years old. joinings us, cnn contradicter nischelle turner. give us a sense of the impact carrie fisher had on the industry? >> reporter: well, she had an enormous impact on the entertainment industry. she played one of the most i conic characters in princess leia, back in 1977. she beat out folksjody -- jodie foester and amy irving fo the part. just last year reprised the role in "the force awakens" and people were excited about her playing princess leia as they were when she first got the role in 1977. her career spanned so many decades. not only in movies, you mentioned she wrote many books, but she also did a lot of television. you know, she was in "the big bang theory" and actually was in london filming the third season of "catastrophe" an amazon prime television series that shoots there. definitely still a working actress. she said once, interesting in an interview with "rolling stone" she was

he got his, but eddie murphy was much better. frankly eddie murphy is more of an artist than mr. lewis. >> eddie murphy is amazing. >> he is race baiting and i am not falling for it. >> i want to show another clip. it wasn't all about the past. jerry talked about the projects she working on today. >> i think i read you are also still writing some screenplays or doing work. >> right. >> is that right? >> yes. >> is it easier now to write a screen -- >> no, just as hard. >> and how about do do you take time each day to write, or do you do it in a dictaphone? >> if i tell you, you will be doing it. >> he is ticked off at that guy. he is an interviewer's nightmare. >> we all have to do this. you have to ask people questions all the time. what was interviewer doing wrong? >> i read the article surrounding the background, but the crew set an hour to set up and they turned his house upside down. he is 90 years old. we haven't even mentioned the jerry lewis telethon and i don't know if that goes on still. but he has raised tons and tons of money. >> it hasn't changed. >> god bless him. >

. >> bride and handsome groom, debbie and eddie are finally mr. and mrs. >> reporter: carrie fisher was born into show business in 1956, the daughter of singer eddie fisher and actress debbie reynold. in her semiought biographical book, postcard from the edge, fisher wrote about her relationship with her mother and her own drug addiction. in 1990, the book became a hit film, starring meryl streep and shirley mclane. >> remember my 17th birthday party when you lifted your skirt up in front of all of those people. >> i didn't lift my skirt. it twirled up. >> this is my house. >> reporter: in 2009 on pbs she told charlie rose she was no longer held hostage by her problems with addiction. >> i can't overcome it. but i can use it instead of it using, i have problems, problems don't have me. i'm not afraid of anything. >> reporter: carrie fisher was 60 years old. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and

she was born in beverly hills to debbie reynolds and eddie fisher. >> i was writing different takes on obsession, so i think of that as sort of the edge and i thought of it in the car one day driving back from palm springs with the music up loud. >> reporter: fisher turned her acclaimed book into a film starring meryl streep as a recovering addict em broiled in constant often funny mother-daughter drama. >> remember my 17th birthday party when you lifted your skirt up -- >> i did not lift my skirt! >> reporter: fisher poked fun at absurdities of show business life. >> any mood stabilizer is a weight gainer. so you feel better but then you're fat so what you gain is a loss. it's not a good situation. >> reporter: fisher spoke about being bipolar and often turned pain into humor, also writing wishful drinking and shock awho will i can. she was briefly married to paul simon in the '80s. years later she gave birth to a daughter. her film career began with the acclaimed film shampoo, and between the "star wars" movies she landed a variety of roles. >> someone is staring at you. >> reporter:

she was born in beverly hills to debbie reynolds and eddie fisher. >> i was writing different takes on obsession, so i think of that as sort of the edge and i thought of it in the car one day driving back from palm springs with the music up loud. >> reporter: fisher turned her acclaimed book into a film starring meryl streep as a recovering addict em broiled in constant often funny mother-daughter drama. >> remember my 17th birthday party when you lifted your skirt up -- >> i did not lift my skirt! >> reporter: fisher poked fun at absurdities of show business life. >> any mood stabilizer is a weight gainer. so you feel better but then you're fat so what you gain is a loss. it's not a good situation. >> reporter: fisher spoke about being bipolar and often turned pain into humor, also writing wishful drinking and shock awho will i can. she was briefly married to paul simon in the '80s. years later she gave birth to a daughter. her film career began with the acclaimed film shampoo, and between the "star wars" movies she landed a variety of roles. >> someone is staring at you. >> reporter:

she remained angry at her father, eddie fisher, mostly because she wrote fu n ny eddie fisher, mostly because she wrote funny things and he wrote cruel things. she would say she had a rocky but eventful life. she loved the drama and the attention. she went to the star wars premiere with her dog. she understood herself very well. she created some wonderful moments. thank you for sharing your thoughts and your memories, your personal memories, of carrie fisher. if you justjoined us on bbc news, carrie fisher has died at the age of 60. she suffered a heart attack the other side of the christmas break and we got news today that she died. the tributes have been flooding in from those who knew and worked with carrie fisher. her co—star, luke skywalker, treated a picture of him with. the star trek actor, william shatner, said he was deeply saddened to learn of the death of carrie fisher. light has been extinguished. whoopee goldberg has said that she was funnier and smarter than anyone had the right to be. stephen fry said she was the brightest, funniest, bravest, kindness, cleverest a nd

her parents were singer eddie fisher and actress debbie reynolds. she became a pop culture icon, after starring as princess lay an in the 1977 hit film star wars and its sequel. carrie fisher has so much more to be remembered for. she was witty, funny, she wrote like a dream. she was a fantastic actress. >> fisher published her first novel in 1987, called postcard from the edge. which she later adapted into a screen play, and then was made into a film. starring meryl streep and shirley mcclane. fisher went onto become a successful screen writer, revising many hollywood scripts, and taking on supporting roles, in movies like when harry "when harry met. (movie script). >> she long battled drug addiction and mental illness, but recently reprise dollars her famous role as princess lay an in last year's star wars, the force awakens. and finished filming star wars episode eight, the third film in the franchise due out in december 2017. carrie fisher was 60 years old. in hollywood, anita vogel, fox news. >>> and so anita mentioned it right there, her dad w

eddy fisher was carrie fisher's father. something that affected the family, but at the end of their lives, it was something they embraced. they talked about openly, and in fact, they made jokes about it. they appeared regularly together. the mother and daughter growing in their collective bond over what they had experienced in hollywood. a lot of similarities in their hollywood stories. and last night, many people gathering across the country to remember carrie fisher also remembering her mother as well. chris. >> it was remarkable how they took some of the most difficult moments that were so very public and found humor in them. gadi schwartz, thank you so much. >>> back to politics now, and new reaction to some sharp words from secretary of state john kerry, aimed at benjamin netten netten anyah netanyahu. kerry also rejected suggestions the u.s. had abandoned israel with a controversial vote that condemned their actions. both nett anyahu and president-elect trump fired back. >> friends need to tell each other the hard tru

sears ceo eddie lampert is opening his wallet yet again to help keep the struggle retailer in business. he is offering a $200 million lifeline, but that amount could grow to as much as half $1 billion. the u.s. retaliates against russian interference with the 2016 election. the obama administration announcing changes against russian officials and expelling 35 operatives from the u.s.. we will have the latest developments from washington, as well as from moscow. we're now getting some headlines from a russian conference call saying the russian reaction will create discomfort for the u.s., and that russia regrets over obama's decision on the sanctions. he also says -- the spokesperson there -- the kremlin spokesperson, the u.s. sanctions are an attempt to undermine the trust administration. looking at the marketeer, as we get all of this geopolitical news, -- markets, as we get all of this geopolitical news, we have not seen major reaction. abigail doolittle is standing by. reactionnot a lot of at all. the three major averages all largely unchanged as we go into the close. a slight decli

ahmed recognized man and said he goes by the name eddie. he may be responsible for another arm robbery last week, and, he wouldn't recommend other people grab a gun from an armed robber but in this situation, he no, sir regrets. >> i had like one second to think should i give him money or take the gun. that is when i took the chance and i took the gun. >> reporter: ahmed says this man eddie is known throughout this neighborhood, he is hopeful that police will be able to pick him up soon. if you have any fur please call atlantic city police. live from atlantic city cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> world is mourning the loss of a hollywood legend, carrie fisher has died at the age of 60. the actress, famous for portraying princess leah in the star wars series had been hospitalized since friday after reportedly suffering a heart attack on a flight. fisher had many ties to our area, and fans are react to go her death tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live along south street with that part of the coverage, alex.

. >> reporter: we caught up with eddie lacy talking about what it's like since he got hurt. his future in green bay and being part of the campbell's chunky soup campaign. >> i used to watch when i was growing up thinking me and my mom could be in one. >> my fast it is the creamy chicken noodle. that's my fast it one. i always eat it before games, even going back to college. rod: but everyone with eddie want to know how he's doing. >> it's not where i want to be, but i'm work on getting myself back healthy and be able to play and staying in shape and things like that. >> rte recovery. >> egg i do is upper body. i come in the morning and work out with the team, and sit through meetings. but once they go out to practice, that's pretty much my day is over. so it's not cool. >> reporter: all still uncertain. >> reporter: the brewers make he played in 70 games last season with 8 home runs. he's 26 years old. four years younger than baldado. terrance ross has a breakaway. and he blows he gives them a blooper. when you blow a blooper like that, that's not a good look. the bucks on a

. >> got it from eddie. >> eddie's side. >> reporter: here, dancing together 15 years ago. reynolds thanking fisher's legions of fans "for your thoughts and prayers that are now guiding her to her next stop." >> well, we're a very tight family, as small as we are. and my mother is very strong right now. and we're all together now at this point. >> reporter: tonight, fisher being celebrated for imparting onto the fictional leia her real-life feistiness. >> you came in that thing? you're braver than i thought. >> nice, come on. >> reporter: lucasfilms noting "her groundbreaking role as princess leia served as an inspiration of power and confidence for young girls everywhere." and her lover in the series, and she said, on the set, harrison ford, remembering her as "funny and emotionally fearless. she lived her life, bravely." the two exchanging this poignant scene. >> i've always hated watching you leave. >> that's why i did it, so you'd miss me. >> reporter: bob iger, chairman of disney, abc news' parent company, remembering fisher like so many as one of a kind. >> and matt g

and now as you know, eddie remmer -- eddie —— eddie redmayne, tom hiddleston, they all went to eton. is that an issue for you? they are wonderful actors. i've worked with tom. they are all fantastic. it's not the fact that they are all doing brilliantly, it's the fact that it is very hard for working—class kids, like, it's the fact that it is very hard forworking—class kids, like, in it's the fact that it is very hard for working—class kids, like, in my day, all of us, victoria, we came through subsidised theatre and we got grants. these days, you can't get a got grants. these days, you can't geta grant got grants. these days, you can't get a grant for drama school at all. so that's a worry, then. where is the next generation of working—class actors going to come from?” the next generation of working—class actors going to come from? i don't know. presumably not through drama school, obviously. buti know. presumably not through drama school, obviously. but i think things go in cycles, i really do believe that. i was lucky to be on the wave of the michael cain, tom courtena

the daughter of singer eddie fisher and actress debbie reynolds. in her sem autographiccal book "post cards from the fisher wrote about her relationship with her mother and her own drug addiction inspect 1990, the book became a hit film starring meryl streep and shirley mcclaine. >> remember my 17th birthday party when you lifted your skirt up in front of all those people. >> i did not lift my skirt! it twirled up! >> this is my house. >> reporter: in 2009 on pbs, she told charlie rose she was show longer held hostage by her problems with adwiks. >> and i'm proud of myself that i've been able to get through this stuff, and i'm-- i've been able to -- i can't overcome it, but i can use it instead of it use-- i have problems. problems don't have me. i'm not afraid of anything. >> reporter: carrie fisher was 60 years old. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. displarg she'll be missed. that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley, i'm margaret brennan. thanks for watching and have a great night. >>> ahead of "off script," donald trump and president obama

she was the daughter of eddie fisher and debbie reynolds, the golden couple at the time, the girland boy the golden couple at the time, the girl and boy next door and she was the golden offspring. then she weathered this extraordinary love triangle of the age when eddie fisher abandoned debbie reynolds for elizabeth taylor. it is the stuff of fairy tales and little carrie fisher in the middle of all that. she weathered that storm and she also had her own problems, she was diagnosed with bipolar on top of the admission that she went down a rocky road of drugs and alcohol addiction as so many stars did. but what she did and that was unique, she was able to get back from this almost cliched story of hollywood, like the golden child for whom almost she had so many things and then just wanted a bit of normality, but she was able to riley observe that from within the bubble and that was what really endeared her to so many people. giving them a little look behind the pmp ropes but also making clear that all that glistens is not gold. she almost shared thejoke all that glistens is not gold.

she married the popular crooner eddie fisher and together they had two children, carrie and todd. he later left herfor elizabeth taylor, a friend of hers at the time. two subsequent marriages also ended in divorce. a popular choice for movie musicals in the 1950s and ‘60s, debbie reynolds earnt an oscar nomination for her depiction of titanic survivor margaret brown in the unsinkable molly brown. she opened her own hotel in las vegas in 1992, filling it with movie memorabilia she had accumulated over the years, but the business folded and she was eventually forced to auction off the artefacts. my personal life is always sort of like that choo choo train that says "i think i can, i think i can, i think i can". i seem to marry very poorly, i have no taste in men. luckily for me, god was good and i have two lovely children and my son helps me run my little hotel, here in vegas. # good morning, good morning...# come on, girls, jump in! she went on to play grace's mother in the hit sitcom will and grace and returned to the big screen to play liberace's mother in the 2013 biopic behin

i left eddie home once and he left with elizabeth. you have to be sure about that. >> she and her daughter carrie were very close, but their relationship was fraught and much of it was retold in fisher's book "postcards from the edge" which then became a movie. earlier this year, fisher told npr her mother had two strokes. william shatner called reynolds among the last of hollywood royalty. she died at 84. >>> and by the way, people over the country are still paying tribute to fisher. there was a light saber vigil last night in austin, texas. lots of fans turning out in "star wars" costumes. though debbie reynolds has a star on the hollywood walk of fame, her daughter did not. yesterday, fans turned a blank star into one for fisher with a message, may the force be with you. mark hamil tweeted this photo, complete with light saber. >>> president-elect trump has taken credit for sprint's plan to add 5,000 jobs to the u.s. louisa, sprint clarified that this jobs initiative is part of what was already put in place. >> yes, precisely. trum

after all, elizabeth taylor became her stepmother when eddie fisher remarried. she was briefly married to paul simon in the 1980s. years later she had a baby girl from a relationship with an agent. she debuted in the acclaimed film shampoo. in between the "star wars" movies, fisher landed a mishmash of movie roles, some stinkers, under the rainbow, hollywood vice squad, received praise for soap dish. >> i think we have found our waiter. >> reporter: and played a friend in "when harry met sally." >> someone is staring at you in personal growth. >> reporter: nothing could, would or perhaps should loom larger on screen than fisher in "star wars." >> transported you. it was extraordinary film making. >> do you like the princess? >> she is a little bitchy, now. >> reporter: nearly 40 years after making "star wars" she wrote a book based on her diaries and for the first time revealed an intense affair with the real hans solo, harrison ford. it was han and leia during the week and carrie and harrison during the weekend. ford has no comment. fisher spent a lifetime tryi