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>> lehrer: miles obrien looks at the future for u.s. nuclear power in the wake of the japan crisis. >> ifill: ray suarez reports on how the north african nation of morocco is working to avoid becoming the next target of regional unrest. >> reporter: in washington, moroccos foreign minister gave us an overview of king mohammeds planned reforms for a country facing some of the same discontents as its neighbors. >> you know what i feel like? i feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roo...

>> lets see your face. oh, my goodness. denver, you didnt. >> this morning, denver the dog is here. its a "gma" exclusive. her first interview right here. oh, denver. dont feel that bad. weve all had our tail between our legs at one point, right? >> at least shes coming out of the penalty to be with us. good morning, america. we have david muir with us, as george continues to take time off. you know what were going to do this morning? were going to celebrate elizabeth taylors life. a...

and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," march 23rd, 2011. >> good ooepin ievening, im te moran. and tonight, we remember elizabeth taylor, who died today at 79. and were lucky we can call on a colleague of ours that knew taylor as a subject and friend. barbara walters is here with us. you interviewed elizabeth five times. reaction to her death is really breathtaking out there. on tv news, all the way out to twitter. really touched something deep in the country, across the ...

>> this morning, denver the dog is here. its a "gma" exclusive. her first interview right here. oh, denver. dont feel that bad. weve all had our tail between our legs at one point, right? >> at least shes coming out of the penalty box to be with us. good morning, america. we have david muir with us, as george continues to take time off. you know what were going to do this morning? were going to celebrate elizabeth taylors life. and our colleague, barbara walters, shares her memories ...

and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," march 23rd, 2011. >> good ooepin ievening, im te moran. and tonight, we remember elizabeth taylor, who died today at 79. and were lucky we can call on a colleague of ours that knew taylor as a subject and friend. barbara walters is here with us. you interviewed elizabeth five times. reaction to her death is really breathtaking out there. on tv news, all the way out to twitter. really touched something deep in the country, across the ...

Person. there will never be her likes again. shes the end of an era. well never have a film star that big. when you think about it, i think she inconveniented paparazzi. they started following her around. she was everything, larger than life, yet she was life. she was -- its impossible to describe. shes irreplaceable. >> in all your interviews with her and all your time with her, what stands out for you in terms of something she might have told you or a special moment? >> well, a couple of speci...

remarking on her death today at 79, taylors friend elton john said, we have just lost a hollywood giant. more importantly, we have lost an incredible human being. taylor had suffered for years from congestive heart failure and was hospitalized in los angeles for weeks. a former cnn colleague knew elizabeth taylor well and spoke with her many times on the air and off. were talking about larry king. he joins me now from our studios in los angeles. larry, i know you were a friend to her a...

power in the wake of the japan crisis. >> ifill: ray suarez reports on how the north african nation of morocco is working to avoid becoming the next target of regional unrest. >> reporter: in washington, moroccos foreign minister gave us an overview of king mohammeds planned reforms for a country facing some of the same discontents as its neighbors. >> you know what i feel like? i feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roof! >> lehrer: and jeffrey brown remembers legendary film star...

>> lehrer: miles obrien looks at the future for u.s. nuclear power in the wake of the japan crisis. >> ifill: ray suarez reports on how the north african nation of morocco is working to avoid becoming the next target of regional unrest. >> reporter: in washington, moroccos foreign minister gave us an overview of king mohammeds planned reforms for a country facing some of the same discontents as its neighbors. >> you know what i feel like? i feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roo...

for a movie would be to say i laughed i cried. what happened to the crying part? for some reason the old- fashioned movie sob store owe is a rarity now. mo rocca will be looking into that in our sunday morning cover story. >> reporter: remember the movies that made you cry? are we seeing fewer of these movies now? >> oh, my god, yes. >> reporter: movies like terms of endearment. >> what do you say? >> reporter: and brians song. were talking about tear jerkers. >> later on sunday mornin...