(upbeat music)

- And welcome to Studio 5.

We've got lots to get totoday including a sit down

with actress Patricia Heaton

as we talk about her newshow as well as Abominable,

DreamWorks Animations latest adventure

but first let's begin with the count down

of the top five headlines inthe world of entertainment.

Here is number five.

- [Narrator] At number five.

- Ladies and gentlemen,

I saved the Emmy's, mamahelp me get your purse.

- I can take another one gimme--

- [Narrator] The 71stPrimetime Emmy Awards

are handed out and among the highlights.

- Jharrel Jerome.

- [Narrator] Taking home the honor,

outstanding lead actor in a limited series

for his role in the Netflixproject, When They See Us.

- Most importantly,

this is for the men that weknow as the exonerated five.

(crowd applauds)

Thank you so much, it'sa honor, it's a blessing.

- [Narrator] At number four.

- My three year old didn't get

me a birthday present this year, yeah.

And I've known them for a couple of years.

- {narrator] Is comedianJim Gaffigan featured

in the newest issue of Relevant magazine.

Opening up along side hiswife about a trying year

for their family sharing,

I lived in this very likely reality

that I was going to be asingle father of five children.

That came following hiswife being diagnosed

with a brain tumor but he also shares,

there was something about her deep faith

and the comfort and the peace

that she encountered that reassured him.

Being there for his comedy writing wife,

Gaffigan says he learned

to say God was going towork this out in his will.

- Hey everybody!

- Hi.

- And those are just the first two stories

in this weeks count downof uplifting entertainment.

We'll pick things back up

at number three in just a little bit.

Right now we are turning our attention

to the big screen andDreamWorks Animations

taking its audiences on anepic adventure with Abominable.

We've shared a littlebit of the film with you,

today though, we havethe film and the stars.

- Ah, Nai Nai.

- You need to spend moretime here with your family.

- Ow!

- Where are you going?

- Be back before dinner.

- Be careful out there.

- No boy.

- Got it covered, bye.

I just wanna escape.

- Abominable is the storyof a teenage girl named Yi,

who lives in a big metropolis in China

and one night while she's onthe rooftop playing her violin,

she discovers a 2000pound yeti and embarks

on a journey with two

of the other kids inher apartment building

to get this yeti all the wayback to his Himalayan home.

- No, no, no get back now.

Do you hear me?

Let go!

- That does not make sense

why would they take it to the roof?

(screams)

- Guys, what are you doing up here?

- Hey! Get away from her,okay I'm calling the police.

- He's not dangerous.

(screams)

- Look at him, he's a yeti.

- Cool.

- What?

No, yeti's don't exist.

- The real journey is kindof the idea of what home is,

what does home mean to people,

what does home mean after loss,

what does home mean when youare a young person trying

to figure yourself out.

- Is that your home?

No way.

- I really wanted her characterto be kind of that tomboy,

that strong willed girlthat could take this journey

all the way from, you know,

the big city all the wayacross China to the Himalayas.

(violin music)

- She's the anti-princess,

she's the character for the girls

who like watch princessmovies and they're like

that's cool I respect that

but that's not enough forme I don't see myself in

that and that's what we have with Yi.

- Go faster!

- I'm trying.

- Everest do something.

- It's very different from live action

which I think both of us are used to.

It's a lot of imagination.

- It's working.

- Oh no, guys, guys!

- Turn, turn!

- Turn, turn!

(screams)

- Just taking what they've made and trying

to imagine a giant canolawave field in my head.

- Whoo! Woohoo!

- It was a really interesting practice

of imagination and it wasincredibly exhausting.

- Come on Everest, make it go bigger!

- I just want people to seethat there can be a story

that stars a young woman who is Chinese

that is set in China and it can

be a completely universal story

for every single type of person to love.

- I wish dad were here to see this.

(upbeat music)

- Yeah, Ma, Beijing is great.

- Yi's theme really is aboutwhen the journey gets tough,

never give up.

- My dad used to play for me every night

like he was telling me that no matter

how hard the journey gets, never give up.

- Life is hard and youhave to find something

within you that gives youthe strength to keep going.

- When Yi sets her mind onsomething nothing is impossible.

- When things get tough,

you need to surround yourself with family,

your friends, those around you,those who are close to you,

anyone who can support you.

- Ah, what's going on?

Yi, let go of that it's dangerous.

- Everest, are you sure about this?

- No! Hey, get down from there right now!

Hey, hey!

- Jin, jump!

- Gotcha!

Meet me at that village by the river.

- We'll be there.

- And take care of Peng.

- Abominable is in Americantheaters this Friday,

that is September 27th.

- [Narrator] Still ahead.

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- Internal medicine? I hope I'm not late.

- Nope, still waitingon the chief resident.

- Hello everyone,

you must be the internalmedicine residents.

- Yes ma'am.

- I'm Carol Kenny and I waiteda long time for this day.

- To be chief resident?

- Me?

No, no, no, I'm a intern just like you.

- But you're--

- Older, yes I know.

- So why med school?

- My marriage fell apart.

My husband went off to find himself

and now he's sleeping on his sisters futon

and I'm a doctor so life is good.

- And that's a quick look

at the new series staring Patricia Heaton,

Carol's Second Act.

It premiers this week on CBS

so we thought it only fittingto go back and share some

of the great work Heaton isdoing when she is not on camera,

we caught up with her inRwanda earlier this year.

- Away from the bright lights

of the big and small screen,

Patricia Heaton is makingher mark on the world.

Like visiting these woman in Rwanda

in this village working

with humanitarianorganization World Vision.

- How many World Vision tripswould you say you've taken?

- Rwanda is my forth, I'm beenin Zambia, Jordan and Uganda.

- What keeps you coming back?

- Well what I've alwaysloved about World Vision

is the long term impact that it makes,

the transparency that the organization has

and every time I come back I see more

and more people lifted out of poverty.

Woman getting educated,

there's just all kindsof work that goes on

and every time I comeback I see the progress.

- What have you been able

to witness since being here in Rwanda?

- We got to see a loteconomic development today

and as you know Rwandahad the terrible genocide

in 94 and not only werethe people decimated

but the infrastructure,

the whole country was decimated

and they were reallystarting from the ground up

and it's amazing to see first of all,

how beautiful Rwanda is,

how green and lush and to see what

through the Rwandansgovernments partnership

with World Vision what has been achieved

here especially economically and

with woman starting businesses,starting savings clubs,

being able to make enoughmoney as a community

to pay the fees to sendtheir children to school,

to buy medical insurance,to improve their homes,

starting businesses likemaking baskets and sewing,

buying livestock and selling them.

So it's really been amazing

to see the economic development starting

from the ground up with the help

of World Vision andthe Rwandan government.

- How would you say visitslike these change you?

- I think when you comeon these visits you see

how much wonderful stuffis happening in the world

and how a small donationfrom you can change,

not just one persons life,but many peoples lives,

a whole country can changebecause of your donation.

- And again you can catch Patricia Heaton

this week in Carols's Second Act,

it is on CBS.

Right now, the count down

of the best headlines

of uplifting entertainmentcontinues, here's number three.

At number three.

- On behalf of the eightgenerations of my family

who have been in this country,

we're gonna put a little fuel in your bus

and my family is making a grant

to eliminate their student loans.

(crowd applause)

- Who could forget billionaireRobert Smiths pledge

to erase college loan debt

for Morehouse's 2019 graduating class.

- I know my class will makesure they pay this forward.

- The technology investorand philanthropist

is making headlines again.

Now extending his goodwillgift and paying off

the loan debt amassed bythose students parents.

- Let's make sure every class

has the same opportunity going forward.

- At number two.

- We call it the precisionformation flying so--

- Special thanks to the leadingvintage airshow squadron,

the Geico Skytypers.

What sets this flight apart

from any other flight I'll experience?

- [Narrator] Pilots withthe renowned airshow team

allowed me to fly aboard just

before their airshowhere in Virginia Beach.

- This flight you're going

to experience a formation flight

using world war two aircraft,

the navy T6 SMJ which thegreatest generation used

to win world war two andwe are gonna demonstrate

to you the tactics,formations and maneuvers

that allowed the greatest generation

to win and these tacticsare still used today,

even in today's navy and air force.

- In the words of my pilot Mark Gannucci,

it's all the action withouthaving to dodge an attack.

Why do you fly?

- I love freedom.

- And from up here, freedom is beautiful.

Still to come, it's cable TVsnumber one live weekend show.

- Before we dig in hereand get an opportunity

to do something wedon't often on the show.

- Live PD host, an attorneyDan Abrams joins us.

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- And welcome back to Studio 5,

we have made it to the final headline

in this weeks countdown ofuplifting entertainment,

here is number one.

- [Narrator] At number one.

- Reaching for me like a life line--

- Rapper Lecrae shares a personal journey

visiting holy sites with hismusic making friends in Israel.

- Lecrae, because of your confession

of Jesus Christ as lord and savior.

- [Narrator] He posted thisvideo on Instagram noting,

today we got baptized in the Jordan river,

the one that John baptized Jesus in.

In another post he sharesthese photos and writes,

sitting in the spot whereChrist fed thousands

of people physical foodwhile also telling them those

who hunger for righteousness are blessed

and will be satisfied.

(upbeat rap music)

- That's a wrap for this weeks countdown,

it is now time to say it in pictures.

Here's this weeks Studio 5 snapshot.

- To release a person fromthe feelings of anger.

- [Narrator] That's Tom Hanks as Mr Rogers

and as we wait for the films release,

you could say the accomplished actor

is getting a late Christmas present.

He'll be honored in Januaryat the Golden Globes

with the Cecil B. DeMillelifetime achievement award

and with that honor, he'sthis weeks Studio 5 snapshot.

With that snapshot we turn from pictures

to television and attorney Dan Abrams

and the new season of hisnumber one cable series Live PD.

The series follows police in real time

as they patrol theircommunities, take a look.

(sirens blaring)

- [Radio Operator]Crashed out into a unit.

- That scene, a policechasing a stolen school bus

comes straight from Live PD

and the host of the show joinsus right now, Dan Abrams,

so good to have you.

This is the number one live show

on cable Friday and Saturday

why do you think it's so successful?

- Well I think that peoplehave been fascinated

by seeing what policeofficers do everyday.

It is the uncertainty,

it is the work and I think that it's that,

it's the fact that this isnot just a highlight reel

of amazing moments thathappened with police officers.

This is watching as the story unfolds,

watching as they approach the vehicle,

watching as they approach a home and

so I think that is whatmakes the show so compelling.

- What is it for you, what is it like

for you watching this stuff unfold

because I imagine you, like us,

have no idea what's gonna happen.

- Exactly, it can beincredibly nerve wracking

at times watching it unfold,

at times it can be frightening and scary,

at times it can be funny,

at times it can be slower,

I mean this is what it islike to be a police officer

and I think that partof what makes the show

so special is that it allows you

to then see this all throughthe eyes of those officers.

- We are about four seasons in now do you

have a favorite story

that you've seen unfold before your eyes?

- You know, I don't knowif I have a favorite story.

I have certainly, therehave been incidents

which have stuck with me,

there have been pursuitswhere I was afraid

of what the outcome was gonna be,

there had been situationsobviously where people have died,

which you never forget and

then there have been light hearted moments

as well with characters

that we end up seeingrepeatedly on the show

in a much more light hearted kind of way.

So it is a mix in termsof the show and in terms

of our thinking about it

but it's important always that as the host

of the show that I recognize and remember

that no matter how lighthearted something is

and I'll make jokes sometimesduring the show et cetera,

that this is stills serious stuff.

That most of what we'recovering is police officers

very often puttingtheir lives on the line,

people who are probablynot having the best day

of their lives, interacting with police

and I have to make sure

and my analyst TomMorris Jr and Sean Larkin

as well have to make sure

that we're always keeping

that in mind as we'refollowing this and covering it.

- Great job, we lookforward to the new season

Live PD you can catch itFriday and Saturday on A&E.

Dan Abrams thank you so much.

- [Narrator] And coming up.

- You got this, just drawfrom your own experience.

- [Narrator] The starof Carol's Second Act,

Patricia Heaton has a few words

from the heart to sharefrom the heart of Rwanda.

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why every little thingis playing in my ear.

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♪ So just remind me now ♪

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- Every little thingwill indeed be all right.

On that musical note weare almost out of time

for this episode of Studio 5.

So here's a quick look

at something we're workingto bring you come next week.

- [Narrator] Johnny's album had souls

in prison was incrediblypowerful, he had a message.

- [Announcer] It's aStudio 5 look at the film

by the country music legendsprison recording and--

(guitar vocal music)

- [Announcer] We're also going

inside Zach Williams recording.

- The album is Survivor live

from Harding Prison and yousaid you dreamt about this

for six years, so even

before you were singing Christian music,

you dreamt about going?

- Well, so about six years ago,

when we gave our lives to the lord,

prison ministry was one

of the first things we got involved in.

- See the faces

and hear the voices livefrom Harding Prison.

(upbeat guitar music)

- Again, we'll have that story

for you next week and certainlywe hope you will join us

for that.

As for the final word for this show,

let's give that to PatricaHeaton from the fields of Rwanda.

- It's easy to feel kind of despair

with some of theatmosphere in our country,

politically and I lovecoming to places like Africa

where I see that there's actually a lot

of wonderful good thingshappening in the world

and a very little bit of money means

so much and can really savea life and change a life.

- Patricia Heaton thank you,

that is a great final wordfor this edition of Studio 5.

Remember, you can catch ournew series Carol's Second Act

on CBS this week.

Now until next time,

we encourage you to make time

to uplift someone aroundyou and then come on back

and see where Studio5 takes you next week,

bye bye everybody.