i think if tom hanks played jeffrey dahmer we'd root for him. in a way it makes i think aspects of mechanicallery were more powerful. >> charlie: you mean the overwhelming ambition. >> he's fun, tom hanks is, at the very beginning where he's going, hey, guys, here i am "and so forth. as it went on, he became the classic tom hanks every man i think. >> charlie: part of that is what he suffered in terms of the injury and going through the trial of... >> exactly. charlie: saying the wrong things about... >> yeah. he was chastened. when i was... in the advance pieces i had read that he was shown as being not terribly nice to his wife. i didn't get that from the play. >> charlie: not at all. sort of looked like a very good relationship. she was instrumental to keeping him... >> very placid relationship. she kept him grounded. >> charlie: this is nora talking on this program just three years ago or two-and-a-half years ago about her love of journalism. here it is. >> journalism was something that i was deeply in love with as anything i've ever been in

>> to tom? >> yes. >> that's when we placed all those phone calls. >> did he ever send me any samples, letters, anything? >> no, we never heard from him about any of that. >> the biggest problem i have in this case is what happened with the investigator. that's something i have to live with. >> so danny couldn't call the lab, even though he retained tom? >> that seems crazy, but that appears to be the case. >> i can't pick up your call right now, so please at the tone leave a message, and i'll call you back as quickly as i can. >> hi, tom. it's jane schuler. long time no talk. i really, really, need to talk to you, and i really need you to call me back. thanks, bye. >> there's just so much pushing i can do. she's taking care of my son and working, there's just so much i can do, you know? it's getting old fast. >> what's getting old? >> everything. >> he has different views, and it's black and white with him, very black and white. he has completely different views about things. you know, he's --

at the bush administration and of course as you point out tom in the obama administration and i will give you this point the obama administration had a smaller group of people to look at and what they also did is they decided to up the risk quotient that they're willing to take and that's part of the reason that eighty six were cleared for transfer that doesn't mean they were innocent no one even the obama station didn't say they're in it what you say is if they're going to you with us or transfer thomas go ahead before we go to the break so but they cleared right they've been cleared. charles they've been cleared yeah just like you know show me where the three hundred something you said earlier is going on here or something absurd is going on here many have gone back something or started or many have gone back to recidivate activity no no wait a second no wait a second a second many of them are certain many of the people you know wait no no you say that i'm saying something absurd i don't even understand it i'm not saying they're unique population i'm not saying are you saying all o

tom cruise, everybody! be right back. >> still to come, paramere is here. >> jimmy: after high school, our next guest planned to study psychology at an ivy league university, but decided to become a glitter-flecked pop star instead. it worked out her new tv show "kesha: my crazy beautiful life" premieres april 23rd on mtv. please say hello to kesha. [ applause ] >> hey. how are you? >> jimmy: you look lovely. how are you? >> awesome. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you had blue lipstick or green lipstick? >> it was blue. my signature. >> jimmy: oh, look, there's a picture of us with lipstick on. >> look how cute you are. >> jimmy: it looked like i did something dirty with a smurf. how do you put the glitter on? how do you apply it? >> many different ways. when i first started, i was actually -- i was just young and naive and i used to bathe myself in beer and roll around in it. and then i started getting a skin rash. so -- >> jimmy: beer becomes adhesive? >> yeah, it worked. but it was fermenting my skin

let's talk about the video that we just saw, tom fuentes, former fbi assistant director is here, cnn contributor. this video, it may have been unsophisticated bomb, but it looked horrific, tom. >> looks horrific, but this video, i think, is pretty similar to the ones that we've already seen, just have better sound quality and you can hear the screams and explosions. >> the smoke was permeating the whole area and you heard the explosions within a few seconds apart. >> again, that would be amplified because it's surrounded by tall buildings. that would help contain that in a confined area, as opposed to a

i tweeted before the show, i hope my friend tom shillue does a great job. that was so inappropriate. >> that's why nobody wants to follow you. that's boring. >> you don't say i hope he is going to do a good job. you say i know tom shillue is going to deliver the goods. >> is our lexicon all wrong? goodbye freshmen and hello first year student. they passed a bill requiring all laws be rewritten using gender neutral vow -- vocabulary. that means penmanship will be replaced with words like hand writing. who wants that? other examples fisherman is just fisher. journey man plumber is now journey level plumber. i never even used the journey man plumber. >> all of the time. >> and elevator is now lift. it explains the bill's sponsor. there is no good reason for keeping our legal terms acronistitt. speaking of times. >> can you move? >> can you move? >> that was fantastic. >> were the laws causing a problem? do we have solutions in search of problems? >> we have solutions that aren't solutions and insertion problems that aren't insertion problems. first of all what

tom tom let me give you that this offer tonight ok. you and i together we will go to look say the mall of americans in minneapolis which happens to be kind of hot bread of islam there's a law islamised up there and we will stay in the middle of mall of americas and i will preach and you'll stand next to me i'll preach the gospel then you and i might treat we will get on a plane and go to go to saudi arabia and we will go to the airport and we will stand in the middle of the airport and preach well you're making my point i just said i think that the king of saudi arabia back in the one nine hundred thirty s. could cut a deal with the devil when he let the lobbyists in and there is there are there are factions within islam and there are factions within christianity that are malo tom not by there's an entire network of people who are and now who are supporting the guy who was the you know getting his name but he was a limping bomber you know if you're rich you go to cairo you want to go to cairo with me. i'll pay it bill the wolf you want

this is crazy i'm on tom tom in the richest country in the air along during this is all scaremongering in fear mongering going on you're just seventy thousand years not getting to me also so here margaret can people but let's get people working in this country and the only way we're going to get people working in this country is if we take on this fiscal crisis that we're in we have to reduce government spending maybe tom both of you and both you and i can agree on is that if we attacked a government waste we would have all the money we have reduced to sort of the end to spend on these programs i mean even we have very good governors that we have millions millions dollars a government waste in our we have reduced government spending and it has led to more unemployment europe reduce government spending radically and now spain has twenty eight percent unemployment. if anything what we should be saying is we don't have a spending problem in this country and we don't have a debt problem in this country we have an unemployment problem in this country and in the past we've had unemployment p

tom is interesting. he is talked about already as somebody who might run for governor in california. he has already put $37 million of his own money in two ballot measures here. environmental ballot measures. this is a guy to watch. obama came to his home. overlooking the golden gate bridge. he went to the getty home. a climate change. anti-fossil fuel change. he went to getty. as in getty oil. >> he is at all of these beautiful mansions. >> look, you know, when you talk about any kind of presidential candidate. the republicans cannot say that. when it comes to politics, it is location. >> it is this. obama was going to change things. he was going to be the people's person and all that stuff. when he comes to california and many other places, does he rarely go out to talk to the people. that starts to grate on people after a while. this is a big money game. does he get that people don't like that? >> tom, i think you are right. i think the bay area more than any other location in the country, obama just

i'm glad charge had been dropped and i'll be first to condemn any just the private investigation to tom drake he didn't expose names he only exposed the limited government misconduct that he saw he's a classic whistle blower he should never have been prosecuted absolutely but i think you have to make a distinction dream that and a broad document dump of five hundred thousand documents some of which may well have exposed or misconduct but a whole bunch of other documents as well and if you give covert names to julian a son that breaks the law even of later redux them you can't give covert names when you have classified information you just can't do you need a lawyer do you think as i yes ok i'm going to do here go ahead. i mean look the reality is that you know if we look at. in the u.k. . catherine gunn who was the one who exposed the cables that showed this attempt to really cook the books if you will to promote the iraq war she blew the whistle on. these. on these cables and then when she demanded all the information to show that in fact this was happening the government dropped the c

. >> assembly tom ammiano is here. (applause). >> and our state school chief tom torlichman is here and he is making his way to the podium. thank you all for being here. rob, i want to start with you. you are a los gatos man. how old was jill when this started happening. >> it started happening when jill was about 14, it started in december, she turned 15 in february and then less than a month later, she passed. >> i can't even imagine what that was like for you all. you have another daughter so you just couldn't fold so how did you deal with all that? >> that's one of the greatest challenges. you know, the devastation that jill went through, the pain, doesn't stop. families will testify it continues. it hits the community and now we have to continue to pull ourselves up and help our other daughter and the challenges of raising and parenting another child. you know, we can't just pull up in a shell. she has the right to have a childhood. she deserves to go to go to college. she deserves to be happy. we need to teach he

tom, did you ever hear of hiroshima, that you sack can i and dresden? how about that tom? japanese weren't too thrilled when they seen hundreds of thousands of their people dying all civilians no. he is just so politically correct, drones. oh no they hate us. what do you do? it's so irresponsible. what do you do broekhoff. >> the path they are going down is not just to make this horrible moral equivalency right to refute. also to consider the grievances of those who are killing 8-year-olds in the streets with bombs. i don't think that you get to have your political grievances discussed at that point. not if you are chris dorner, the cop killer out in california. not if you are timothy mcveigh and not if you are these guys. we shouldn't use this as pivot point to discuss serious policy discussions. the drone debate we have been having for a little while. rand paul was right to race question about it we can continue to have that debate. this should not be the pivot point. >> you are making a comparison between what happened in boston to afghanistan, to drones? is that what y

but it won't bring tom back. >> forgiveness in the face of devastating loss. an emotional cnn exclusive with the family of murdered colorado prison chief tom clemens. >> saved from the side of a cliff. a missing hiker rescued after a four-day ordeal in the wilderness. >> takedown at the airport security gate. an off-duty cop caught on camera taking action, saving the day. good morning. welcome to "early start," i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it's friday, april 5th. we will start with missiles on the move. a short time ago, a u.s. official told cnn that north korea is hiding a second missile along its east coast that missile and its launch components were transferred in the last few days close enough to strike south korea and japan. this apparent deployment comes along with escalating rhetoric from the north which accuses the u.s. of pushing the region to the brink of war. jim clancy has more from seoul, south carolina. >> reporter: u.s. and south korean military sources are firm. they believe that nort

i knew that i could probably beat tom if i kept my head and tom beat me on a few occasions and he beat me because he played better. but i think there's a lot of a occasions that weiskopf had in the his own head that i was going to win and it probably hurt him. >> rose: what amazes me, sitting here talking to the greatest golfer to ever play the game, if something goes wrong it's the fundamentals that go wrong. >> absolutely. >> rose: it's your hands on the club. >> absolutely. >> rose: not standing as straight as you normally are. >> absolutely. your posture, your balance on your feet or you're getting some -- getting out of sequence in your fwofl swing. i used to get any hips started first and when i got my hips started then i left the club so that got me into a position of -- and i had to go back and work my hips to make sure i got the clubs started. i could see those things. i could feel it and i think that's really important. >> rose: you have 17 majors. you were 46 years old. did you believe you had it in you to win another major? >> well, i believe i had it in me charlie but i kn

well i'm tom are going to washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. new information continues to pour out about the other plans of the boston terrorists intend to carry out if they hadn't been caught but despite this new information republicans are saying that zocor are starting to have had it was read his miranda rights too early in the interrogation process or publicans white or should sorry have have been read his miranda rights even earlier also the tragic explosion in west texas should be a wake up call for all of us join us the importance of effective regulation some people don't see it that way i'll talk with one of those people coming up and later in the show your take my take live segment your chance to call in and ask a question for making comments live on the air. you need to know this new reports reveal the dzhokhar start to have the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect either stopped talking to investigators after he was read his miranda rights or wasn't read his miranda rights until after he'd pretty much said everything he had to s

i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you were discussing the hunger strike at guantanamo bay. ok if you change seems to me the only way you get out of get mo is in a coffin these days how do you respond to that well i know what i think the propaganda problem is that we have not really had much of a dialogue here in the united states about water or long term strategy and so it starts to really cold comfort for these guys isn't it i mean to be honest if they don't if they've cleared been cleared. it that is you know part of the story is that they have been cleared but a bigger part of the story is there really has not been a discussion in the united states about what does it mean what is the sensible terrorism policy given both human rights constrains and the need to protect the american people i'll just give you one quick example of that i think charles made the point earlier which is that the obama administration was willing to undertake

>> good afternoon tom with liveable city. i'm tempted to comment on the boats booking the signs. when the decision was made to locate the crews ship terminal here - let me go back. the two spaces are supposed to be left open on the other side on the end of the pier was supposed to be an open space but unfortunately, to put the cruise ship here means that public open space at the end of the pier won't be assessable when a boat comes in. the port now owes more open space. i'm on the committees to figure out where we could create an open space because that open space will be lost when the crews ships are in the terminal. just behind this building here we're going we're hoping this process will be allowed to go forward and that will be the decision-making process and a lot of decision making people will be involved. we need to keep this cruise ship terminal here but make up that lost open space here. that's the venue at least the group that will ultimately recommend to you what the open space plan should look like and keep everything in balance. the port has had a an obligation to go

billionaire tom siren is hosting a cocktail party. he is a huge critic of the pipeline extension. >> one of the reasons frankly i'm excited to be here is i agree with tom stire, that the keystone pipeline is a terrible idea. >> we are huge supporters of barack and are very excited he's here. >> the president is facing one of the most major decisions on climate of my life sometime. >> reporter: becky vaughn is talking about the keystone xcel pipeline extension. it is 1700 miles long and would carry 700,000 barrels of crude a day. it still needs the president's approval. tonight, san francisco billionaire tom stire is expected to tell the president why it should not be built. other critics, pointing to last week's exxon mobile spill, say the pipeline extension is unnecessary and poses safety risks. >> the only americans will ever see from the pipeline is the oil that spills in nebraska and oklahoma and texas, oil that we'll have to clean up. we think it's a bad deal for america and the president should say no. >> reporter: but right now

hello i'm richard fowler in for tom hartman live from washington d.c. and i'm sam sachs and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. fast food workers in new york city took to the streets today demanding better working conditions and better wages we'll have the latest on the ground from this historic strike also it's been forty five years since martin luther king jr gave his last speech to the american people but to this day questions still remain surrounding his death who is really behind the assassination of one of america's greatest heroes and america's poised to sign on to yet another so-called free trade deal why is president obama considering a plan that will help corporations prosper even more while the rest of us are left to suffer. so today on the forty fifth anniversary of martin luther king jr's debt fast food workers in new york city are going on strike and there couldn't be a more fitting way to honor the great civil rights leader on april third one nine hundred sixty eight the day before his assassination king gave his final and

tom foreman is at the magic wall. tom, tell us where these explosions, these bombings occurred. >> let's look at the layout, this is massachusetts.

klerein. >> hey tom. >> good morning. you will need a light jacket before you leave. it is a bit of a chill in the air. a damp chill as well. we have low clouds hanging over the metro area as well. here ip the weather center getting reports of a few breaks in the clouds. temperatures include maryland and west virginia. mont dpgomery county and mid an upper 50s. the rest of virginia and southern maryland and those locations are in the low 50s with low clouds. breaks in the clouds and on the eastern shore. cooler there near 50 degrees. we have a bit of an easterly flow. we will have them with us through the next several hours. by $8 upper 50s. we should be into the mid and upper 60s. that breeze will bring in milder air. we are going to be in the high range today. those counts will be high again on wednesday and high again on thursday. no relief in site until friday. we will get some rain moving in. between now and then party sunny afternoons and morning lows in the 50s. slight chance of a shower tomorrow morning and party

what, tom? i'm just so upset, because i don't know what happened. >> with what? >> all i know is when i spoke to terese, she said we needed you to get an approval to say that you can release some things. >> let's put it this way, all right? as i promised danny, we retested the beginning of last year, and i devoted my time, because there was no additional monies, but i sent the results to them. >> to dominick? >> i never even heard back. i called danny and you. >> i was told not to pick up, because they didn't feel -- they didn't believe you were doing anything. >> whenever that was, i was trying to give you the results of the test. >> i don't know what to do anymore. >> well, we retested the samples, and it came back the same. the toxicology and the autopsy was correct. >> but can't you see how confused i am now? >> we'll never know if diane purposely did this. we'll never know. >> tom, you know, i'm spinning around in circles. >> i can understand. >> i have one person saying one thing, another

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tom, you have been watching all night, what are your observations? >> i think right now we have a lot of confusion going on trying to figure out whether it's connected to the boston marathon bombing and what occurred last night. several pockets, could be the individual, they could have received notification from somebody recognizing one or both of the subjects in the video and reporting that and the police possibly approached the location. they ended up in a shoot-out and explosives being used. the second possibility is you could have a copy cat. you could have somebody else drawing on what they have seen this week from the marathon bombing and they may have planted explosives. police may have responded to that with one or two suspects, so that's still a possibility. and then the person in custody now, trying to verify whether that person is related to the explosives at m.i.t., the killing of a police officer at m.i.t., and, of course, the boston marathon bombings. as far as the person being held at the scene, law enforcement, in this case, the fbi w

tom newton has sacrificed. he says we've got a whole crew down there ready to jump out for breaking news. tom has said the as have priority. if anything happens i will tell you i saw it on tv as opposed to my desk and sending out the record reporters. >> tom shows us all the breaking news. you've got 4 of them ready to jump out there. >> the chance to eliminate denver tomorrow morning. >> seth curry was fantastic. he had a pain killing injection in his first ankle. he scored 22 points. 19 of the warrior's final in that quarter. they are now one win away tomorrow night from eliminating denver. >> it's the most difficult game. it's a close out game. i've got a young team that if we keep on doing what we're doing, we'll put ourselves in position to move on. it's a tough task because this is a very good nuggets team. >> curry and the warriors again can close it out to 5:00 start our time night. >> good news for the sacramento kings fans, the nba ownership committee voted against re-locating. >> kevin johnson wants

and tom cruise, his last film, "jack reacher," only did about $80 million. if you look at tom cruise's career, although he has had a very consistent presence at the box office, of the last few movies, "mission: impossible," is really the only film over the last few years to gain and that sort of old-school tom cruise momentum. the other films on his list, "jack reacher" and "valkyrie" and "knight & day" have not hit $100 million. so it is going to be curious to see how this film opens. - film studios are already gearing up for what they hope will be summer blockbuster hits. what do you see coming out of cinemacon that is going on in vegas? - this is the annual event that happens in vegas where studios get together and they sort of present their entire lineup to theater owners and say, "this is what we've got coming out. we have brad pitt, and here is brad pitt for you." so i think, obviously they have a lot of hope this summer, and over the next few weeks we will sort of look and see, break down sort of by studio what they have to look forward to, and hopefu

says into a point that tom makes i agree with that that congress has imposed restrictions the democratic controlled house and senate initiated and passed laws against democratic president obama prevented in preventing him from one transferring detainees at gitmo to the united states and to spending money to purchase or upgrade facilities here united states for the purpose of bringing guantanamo detainees here but the the thing that tom is really pointing to is the requirement that the secretary of defense signed off on any detainee transfer off the island such that he would have to say it's in this interesting united states and so to tom's point there is a lack of political courage or will for any secretary defense both bob gates panetta and now hagel to do that and that will require an extraordinary act on the sec def spark to do that thomas go ahead. v.j. discusses theirs for. a nice academic discussion we're beyond that this is a matter of simple justice four years ago obama said he'd close to space he instituted a presidential task force to look at each of the people down there eight

and one thing i wa nt to add to what tom fuentes said. that not only will you recognize these people, because now they have twice as many circles of family members or friends, but it also exponentially increases the chance that you would recognize them because there are two. not that, oh, i know that guy, or i know that guy, but i've seen these two guys together. that could be a potential tip that would lead maybe to their identity. but very instructive from rick, focus on these pictures, and help us find them. >> i wouldn't be surprised if the fbi is getting dozens and dozens if not hundreds or thousands of tips right now from citizens in the united states, perhaps around the world. everyone stand by. we have a special guest. someone who feels closely to what's going on in boston. the former massachusetts governor, the former presidential candidate, mitt romney is joining us from boston right now. governor, this must be such an emotional moment for you, when you see these pictures, these videos of these two suspects identified as suspect

let's go to tom. tom, what does this tell you of an intercept of a conversation here. where does this take this conversation now? well it just was received in the last couple of days that they intercepted the conversation. the shame is that, you know, in 2007 when the first letter came from the russians, the investigation was conducted at that time, they did not provide the underlying basis for why they believed tamerlan or the younger son was being radicalized. so there was no way to know were they picking up rumors on the street or was there some for definite information. that doesn't come out until this week when they finally say guess what, we had a wiretap. now the fbi going through phone records an internet records would have seen that tamerlan is talking to him mother. so you wouldn't normally expect that the mother and the son are going to be talking jihad and all of that. so no information about that was furnished to the fbi back at the time the investigation was run. and then when the fbi says we're going to have to close this, we've done everything we can do

a with me still, is tom ridge, the former homeland security chief and as mr. secretary, i wanted to bring in james cavanaugh, an nbc news and msnbc analyst and a retired atf special agent in charge. mr. cavanaugh, tom ridge and i were talking earlier about the fact that one of the suspects, tamerlan, the older brother, when he was killed, had an ied on him. had some sort of a device strapped around him and that has to be a concern as well. with his younger brother, who is still at large. >> it's a federal event, andrea, in american law enforcement history, that last night, united states police killed a suicide bomber on american soil. and that point of fact, is sort of lost in the greater emergency. but last night, united states police killed a suicide bomber right here and there's another potential and probable suicide bomber still unaccounted for in watertown. so it's really, remain as critical situation. and we know this is a hard fact. the guy had the ied strapped on him as the governor said. we know as a hard fact that suicide is a pillar, an adeal of al

joining us now is tom foreman, national security analyst, tom fuentes as well, assistant former director of the fbi. these thermal images, walk us through, tom, what was going on. >> we were just talking about this a moment ago, wolf, astonishing this is the boat here, so you have a sense what we are talking about, nearby house, fence on this side. tom, you were saying in this picture, you can't see much in terms of anybody inside the boat, this picture is still very valuable. why? >> it is going to help you position your tactical people, your observers, sniper observers, bomb techs and any other things. this is being shot in video. we are only seeing the still picture. so, this is getting collected through the -- excuse me, a forward-looking infrared image willing system of the helicopter that system is then being beamed down to a tactical command post right outside this area, would be very close and the tactical on-scene commander around all the key component leaders, the evidence text, the bomb text, negotiators, observers, they would all be directed in their operation. >> watching wh

w45* is your problem with tom brady? you said i hate tom brady. >> he cheated and beat the raiders with a stupid tuck rule. he was a smug a-hole in the interviews afterwards and he is a big jerk. and he broke bridget money gnaw han's heart. >> and he picked the wrong girl. >> he was a cad. >> dan, you said athletes should just stop tweeting. no one said anything about be a homophobic. >> bill, jackie robinson, i thought it was a torch and an analogy you were making, but wouldn't it be more appropriate, jackie robinson, you are making a joke, but jackie robinson didn't have to come out. he was started by the brooklyn dodgers and everyone knew he was black. wouldn't it be not an nfl player in the nfl coming out, but actually an nfl team signing an openly gay player? know what i am talking about? >> i was talking about jakay in 227. remember the sassy one? loved by everyone in the neighborhood but mary. mary didn't like her. everyone else did, especially the old lady in the window. >> next story and dems less critical than

at the bush administration and of course as you point out tom in the obama administration and i will give you this point the obama administration had a smaller group of people to look at and what they also did is they decided to up the risk quotient that they're willing to take and that's part of the reason that eighty six were cleared for transfer that doesn't mean they were innocent no one even the obama ministration didn't say they're in it what you say is if they're going to you with us or transfer thomas go ahead before we go to the break so but they cleared every they've been cleared. charles they've been cleared yeah just like you go to make sure that you hunger something very serious going on here something absurd is going on here many have gone back something or started on many have gone back to recidivate activity no no wait a second no wait a second you think and many of them are certain many of the people you know wait no no you say that i'm saying something absurd i don't even understand it i'm not saying they're unique population i'm not saying are you saying all of the