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el cÓctel, el party de cÓctel en hollywood casi salgo violada ¿quiÉn me salvÓ?. >> me fui de esa casa me encontrÉ con unos jardineros mexicanos y sin decir nada, me pusieron un chaleco de ellos que estaba bastante sucio porque eran jardineros me sentaron en el frente de troca me llevaron a casa sin decir una palabra. >> caballeros en el troca bestias en esa casa de ricos. >> gracias rita moreno. >> encantada josÉ. >> para ver

but this famous hollywood actor is now starring in a real-lime d drama of his own. in a real life drama of his own. you may know him from his other roles, the ones on screen. date he came from a famous family. jackie gleason was his grandfather. but away from the glare, jason patric was working on something else, trying to have a baby with a woman he'd been dating on and off for years, danielle schreiber. >> i've been in a lot of relationships. i was always worried about having a child. i was with someone, someone that i trusted and i loved. and so i said, "well, we can try this route." but please, promise me that the ups and downs that come with it, you're not going to become the crazy person in that situation. i don't want it to affect who we are as a couple. >> reporter: so, you were a little concerned that if we introduced a child into this -- >> the process more. >> reporter: danielle still wanted a baby and jason agreed to help her keep trying. she finally got pregnant through invitro. but danielle says there was never any agreement that he'd play the role of

what about hollywood shows like homeland movies like zero dark thirty i mean would you say that hollywood's also doing the bidding of the establishment yeah you know the unfortunate thing is that we live in realities we live in a world of fear and most people are motivated by fear and it's become more and more apparent even though i would say more people are waking up in the truth about the internet and the alternative media sources is that it's not that it's only that people are waking up but that we're becoming more aware of those who are awakened and we can create more networks between those who are aware and it in that but in the day all these millions of people who are aware of the conspiracies for and who are aware that you know nine eleven was probably an inside job of some kind that it was not simply a ragtag group of terrorists led by bin laden who conducted this this this this operation and now led to over a decade of constant fear mongering and aggression and yet despite the fact that there's more awareness on it why is it that we do continue to see this propaganda about the boge

what about hollywood shows like homeland movies like zero dark thirty i mean would you say that hollywood's also doing the bidding of the establishment and yet the you know the unfortunate thing is that we live in realities we live in a world of fear and most people are motivated by fear and it's become more and more apparent even though i would say more people are waking up. and the truth about the internet and the alternative media sources is that it's not that it's only that people are waking up but that we're becoming more aware of those who are awakened and we can create more networks between those who are aware and it in that but in the day all these millions of people who are aware of the conspiracies who are and who are aware that you know nine eleven was probably an inside job of some kind that it was not simply a ragtag group of terrorists led by bin laden who conducted this this this this operation and now led to over a decade of constant fear mongering and aggression and yet despite the fact there's more awareness of it why is it that we do continue to see this propaganda about

it speaks to the cowardess of the hollywood renegade. there was nobody showed up because he was guilty of not being cool. he expressed criticism of an intolerant movement, so he became the target. if the film was about american back lash towards muslims, he would be winning awards at sundance. >> the reason the so-called moderate muslims won't speak up, clerics are afraid to speak up on a friday sermon because they're worried they'll get a fatwa on them. looks to me 10% of the culture is controlling the rest of them by fear. >> that's assuming only 10% believe radical -- >> whatever it is. it is a minority. >> you make a great point, bob. the muslim clerics are considered worse if they speak out, it will be perceived they're turning on the muslim faith. what i find to be the worst part about this, people aren't going to want to make any videos or educate anybody about the dangers of islam now because they're afraid they'll be thrown in jail or they're going to get prosecuted. look at the cartoon about muhammad. >> they use the establishm

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so i suspect you realize that you are the envy of a whole lot of folk in hollywood, given that you are a part of this, when everybody else seems to be -- you just go through twitter on any given day and just the cultural references to the show >> what is funny, we were saying in the green room before we walked in that i think it's a lot of americans' secret dream to live in that house and have those servants. i remember when i was -- speaking of public television -- when i was seven, eight, nine, 10, sitting with my granny and my mom on little folding chairs in the kitchen, watching "upstairs, downstairs," and thinking i'll never, ever, ever, ever be a part of that life. miracle, such a through no achievement of my own particularly, except i think i live quite conveniently to ealing studios and i'm american, that i found myself in this situation. i really am on my hands and knees with gratitude every single day. i really didn't really plan it. tavis: yeah. >> it's just amazing. >> but of course the advantage of watching it on television is that it's history lite, in the sense that you

. >> does tin hoffman the latest hollywood actor to turn hero. reporting hoffman saved a jogger's life in london's hyde park. >> she was the one in distress, but when billionaire richard branson's caribbean estate went up in flames last summer t was winslet to the rescue, visiting she swooped up his 90-year-old mother and carried her to safety. >> i'm so glad branson's mom got out. he would have carried her himself but his back was occupied. (laughter) now folks with all these super star saviours i'm starting to think that people are putting themselves in danger just to meet celebrities. and i want in. now endangering my own life seems like the easiest way to do it. that is just-- the simplest solution is usually to slice your vein open with a razor and hope to get carried to the hospital by hugh jackman. i love you wolverine. (applause) so i got to say w that in mind coy sure go for some soda pop. i will be right back, folks. excuse me, right back, right back. help, help, somebody famous. >> don't worry, boss, i'll get you out. >> jay what are y

he's been anointed by hollywood. the hollywood elite have been descended from their penthouse apartments from the heights of the hollywood hills to come to new jersey to tell us who our next senator is. >>> anthony weiner lagging in the polls, in last night's first debate, the contenders took on the tactics. the issue did come up during an exchange with christine quinn. >> here's the profound difference, have apologized for my personal behavior the speaker refuses to apologize for overturning the will of the people and the slush fund scandal. that's the difference. i have owned up to my personal failings. i have a record that i'm proud of and i'll will be honest with the citizens of this city. >> let me just say, i think it's very clear to all new yorkers that neither me or anybody else on this stage or any new yorker quite frankly should be lectured by anthony weiner what we need to apologize for tonight and forever. >>> there was a follow-up to weiner's suggestion on monday that he knew what role his wife huma woul

it was recorded at planet hollywood casino in 2013. it's about twenty minutes. >> for those of a certain age, on our screen now, is the familiar face. this is kennedy. >> hi. >> hello. mtv dj. kennedy, what is your history, first of all, what is your real full name? >> lisa kennedy montgomery. it was too long for the radio. when i started in los angeles? 1991, we started it to kennedy. i was the virgin kennedy. it was my name on-air. >> how did you get to mtv? >> my boss who was -- look at that! seen a lot of people have given me a hard time for "naked on a horse" i'm not naked on a horse. that's a donkey. back off people. it changes the context. my boss at the radio hired me as an intern dj went mtv to be the senior vice president of programming. >> andy. >> yes. exactly. and at the time, they were having a change in the -- they were changing the look of mtv, they wanted some new dj. i was mean to him. fortunately i was at the right place at the right time. he was adventure and got judy mcgraph to join off. >> how did that change your

the "tmz" hollywood tour, we show you the real hollywood. >> and now cocaine confessions with lindsay lohan. so remember when lindsay said she only blew coke three or four times. it turns out she was lying! take it away, oprah! >> so what is the truth? >> i have done it 10, 15 times. >> this interview is amazing. i have done cocaine 10 or 15 times. who counts, a, b, when you get to four or five, you start counting. >> exactly. >> yes, it was all part of oprah's big lindsay lohan and save the o network at the same interview. let's talk about coke. >> it's like a party thing. people would have it and i would do it. >> those 10 to 15 parties must have been epic. >> how do you know you did coke 10 times? that was number 12. >> that's why phone numbers are only 10 digits, that's as far as you can remember. >> we'll get right on that. all kidding inside, lindsay is over 100 days sober and swears she is finally headed in the right direction. >> what are you on now? >> vitamins. >> you're on just vitamins. >> yes. >> you're not on any prescription drug? >> no, no, no. i take nexium for acid r

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call it hollywood's latest disaster epic. no one in the film business wants to see a sequel, an avalanche of mega movies have fallen with a thud. columbia pictures "after earth," disney's lone ranger" and i ppd all fell short of expectations. with price tags exceeding $100 million, these productions will be lucky to make back half of what they spent. steven spielberg director of the original blockbuster "jaws" says all these busts will change what you end up paying at the box office. >> eventually, you will have to pay $25 to see the next "ironman." and you will probably have to pay $7 to see "lincoln." >> reporter: like many other american industry, globalization has hit hollywood and business a abroad has helped the bottom line. "ironman 3" made about $300 million at home but more than double that abroad. it turns out the international market has a taste for the epic computer effect heavy spectacles. that's just one reason the big studios are shying away from riskier original storytelling. each of the top five highest gross

cost anything, with a bunch of hollywood stars showing up. they go and promote obama care. $684 million just for marketing is a phenomenal amount of money. >> no, exactly, it's not just a one-time -- one-year cost. that's going to be what the atf will have annually. have you to wonder with washington, those costs never tend to go down, they either stay the same or go up over time, for a law that's been around for four years now, and supposedly popular, she said again yesterday, she reiterated that it's possible. americans are looking forward to it, why does she need to do so much outreach, when it's two months away from one of the most important deadlines? >> who knows. >> anyway, andrew, thank you. >> thank you, greta. >> to the huge battle brewing between the rnc and two tv networks. rnc is demanding cnn and nbc pull the plug on upcoming movies about hillary clinton. they're set to air before the next presidential election. right now the chairman has given the networks an ultimatum. he joins us. >> hi, greta, from wisconsin tonight. >> it's

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we all know she's going to run. >> marisa, you obviously cover hollywood. a lot of this suggests that politics is big business. what do you know about sort of how these projects are expected to do? we've seen hbo's "game change" in the past. is a lot of this not bias or wanting hillary to run but they want to cash in on a pretty intriguing story? >> yes, if he decides to run, she'll be all over the news. she's all over the news now as the speculation is unfolding. certainly her lunch with obama last week only fueled that. but the final chapter of her story being running for president again, a second time after two obama terms would be a really nice capper for all of these projects. the nbc one will likely be on the air before she declares, certainly before she's really in campaign mode, if she does run. so -- but the movie project is focusing on her career as a young lawyer and her new at that time relationship with bill clinton. so i mean both of these projects, i'm sure there will be things in them that hillary and bill clinton do not like. >> matt, let's

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hollywood stars as well wrr, ja foxx, oprah winfrey, leann rimes, it's just the beginning of looking back at what this march meant. >> chris lawrence, at the national mall for that. thank you very much for that. >>> coming up, who is the next martin luther king jr.? does this generation have a voice to inspire their generation like dr. luther king did? we'll talk it over with mark merial. >>> and i sat down with hip-hop pioneer russell simmons and talked about the issues facing african-american youth. we agreed on some, we disagreed on others. you'll see the interview at 6:30 on cnn. >>> hannah anderson prayed for her mother and brother at a public memorial service today. authorities say family friend james dimaggio killed christina and 8-year-old ethan anderson and kidnapped 16-year-old hannah, the fbi rescued hannah and shot and killed dimaggio

views of the iconic hollywood sign could also did appear. what would hollywood be without it? the l.a. city council has already approved the prom but it will commission additional studies. >> nothing will be built would our state seismologists and local building and safety which has the most stringent building codes in the world. >> so will this be a towering 'chivement or will this production never get off the ground? this is one hollywood ending that has yet to be written. for "cbs this morning," hollywood. >> you said it's built like a stack of records. >> yeah. >>> new york city mayoral candidate anthony weiner can't afford to lose any more voters in the wake of his sexting scandal but this morning he faces a new controversy. he slammed his opponent over age and did so before the aarp. elaine kikaquijano has more. that led to the confrontation at the start of a forum. if anthony weiner is trying to win over senior citizens. insulting rival george mcdonald over his age may not be the best way to do it. weiner then accused his 69-year-old opponent of having anger issues and

. >> he's launching from hollywood. he's going to go east until he goes around the entire globe and he's going to end back in hollywood. his world adventure will often benefit make a wish international. leon, did you get your first tank of gas yet? you leave tomorrow. >> i haven't got any first tank of gas. i'm waiting until tomorrow. hopefully i'll find that nice person to start the journey off. >> how are you going to do it? are you going to knock on doors and say, hey, can i have some money? >> they can't give me money. they can only give me kindness. i'm going go to hollywood boulevard, take my tank of gas empty and say, look, guys, i'm doing this trip. can you start the wave with generosity? >> after the first tank of gas, what else are you going to need from people? >> i'm going to need everything. my intention when i return to l.a. in 3 1/2, 4 months, is to be able to say that i didn't spend one single penny and i managed to get around the world. >> do you worry that everybody might say no? >> yes, i do. but what

and hollywood goes too far. he ever give up you know not trick me and it always feels like i'm very tails you get cool for croy wolf in real life inside as loft how people full for a full fledged toy off the toy off the toy cars initiations really tough and it's very hard for me to see how the united states. president can get us to war with iraq motion on aug seventeenth we could step up the pressure i mean look people iranian submarines are going to go down someday one of my not come out who would know why. mr roosevelt wanted to get us into world war two was to mention you may recall we had to wait for a harbor some people might think that mr johnson want to send troops to vietnam you may recall we came back with. truth one repeat the lie. thanks what health is preferred month for invasion is mulch and this weapon of choice is the new york times and almost white house official tells the times iraq supplying w m d to mainstream media repeat without question it was a total lie on the second anniversary of syria

are we going hollywood name unique? traditional? >> well, you know, coming from north dakota we were going to name it north. but of course kim and kanye took that. we have a name picked out. and it's fairly traditional. but you know, we don't want to tell anybody because we don't want anybody's opinion mostly including our parents. >> but josh was ready for some advice especially about the unexpected surprises that come with newborn baby boys. >> is there truth to the peepee tepee? >> i think it's the way to go. i heard you're excited about this. >> i actually am. you know, they always tell me that boys when they're infants laying on the changing table that they feel the cold air on them and they pee. i'm excited to see that. i know it's probably disgusting. but i don't care. >> i'm sure fergie got them, it's a tepee thing. you pop it on the end. it keeps you safe. >> josh actually stopped by to talk safety and disaster relief efforts. he teamed up with habitat for humanity and he's one of the stars auctioning off his work. i offere

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you know, there's a lot of that on hollywood boulevard. we thought it would be nice to give our visitor a chance to cool off tonight. in the back of the theater we've set up a big swimming pool. that's it. in front of our theater out on hollywood boulevard, we set up little cousin sal. [ cheers and applause ] this is something we do every year. and our lawyers just love it. we're looking for people willing to take their clothes off, change into one of our preown swimsuits and belly flop into our pool. now, sal, do you have anybody willing standing by? >> i do. look at this guy. you're going to like him. >> hold on a second. what's your name? >> jim espinosa. >> could you slide over for one second? i'm missing a shirt behind you. >> look at that. that's our executive producer, jill leaderman on that shirt. >> there's one left. i don't know if it fits you. it is flying off the shelves. >> where are you from? >> from bar the dina, california. >> what do you do for a living? >> i'm in high school right now. >> you're in high school. really! yo

the hollywood studio heads needed an attorney to defend them. they hired, as their lead council, none other than wilkie. just a few months before pearl harbor, the subcommittee hearings were a nasty side show. fortunately, wilkie provided a healthy dose of sanity and realism. he told the senators that the motion picture industry was happy to plead guilty to being a hundred percent opposed to fascism. i wish to put on the record this simple truth, wilkie declared. we make no pretense of friendliness to the ruthless dictatorship of nazi germany. we abhor everything that hitler represents. we plead guilty to sharing with our fellow citizens a horror of hitler's nazis, and the industry desires to plead guilty to doing everything within its power to help the united states defend itself and the world against fascism. so, in conclusion, i personally would like to thank americans in 1940 for voting for franklin roosevelt or for wilkie, and i thank them for having watched, and i thank you for still watching great movies like foreign correspondent and the

welcome to "access hollywood." it's taken him over three weeks to come clean, but now we can say with 100% absolute certainty there will be a little cowell coming into the world. >> simon cowell! >> i'm proud to be a dad. now i feel good about it. >> is it a boy or girl? >> not going to say.

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to she got in her jeep and all by yourself, she left hollywood and took the same. -- the same trip that the character and her story would. at that time, she would e-mail me scenes from her story and also e-mail me just things about whom she met on the road and her own little private ventures when she was on the road herself. i was e-mailing her back and forth. that is what we did. when she was in the hospital, she was diagnosed right after that road trip that she took. so when she was in the hospital for the last time, she said, mom, can you finish "sunrise in memphis" for may, my story? she had the beginning and the end and most of the middle. she wanted me to fill it out for her. i said, honey, i don't think i they are really your characters to write. i'm not sure where you would want me to go with them. she said that's ok. her request had been living with me for 10 years. and i thought what can i do too -- i tried to finish her story for her and it wasn't happening. and then it was suggested by the publisher that she was such a force and interesting young that i write about our relat

so what did he do when he arrived in hollywood? he positioned himself as the non shoe, as the boston banker, as the third generation american, at a time when small towns and cities all over the country aided and abetted by a lot of rabble-rousers' were beginning to say that movies are dangerous to our children. they are dangerous because there are -- they are controlled by these aliens, by these use the don't understand christian morality. and towns all across the country in states all across the country were beginning to institute laws . and hollywood had brought in will rogers who had been in the harding cabinet and was mr. protestant and kennedy now positioned himself as the not too and made himself indispensable to the industry as such. and studio after studio hired them. at one point he ran for major studios. and at each of those he demanded to be paid in stock options. by the time he left hollywood after only a couple of years he was a multimillionaire because he knew how tough use those stock options, turn those pieces of pa

it appears hollywood had it right on something. there is breaking news moments ago from the "washington post," they said "the national security agency has broken privacy rules or overstepped legal authority thousands of times each year since congress granted the agency broad new powers in 2008. according to an internal audit and other top secret documents, most infractions involve unauthorized surveillance of you the american people or targets in the u.s., both restricted by law and executive order." radio talk show host jeanine turner and penny lee, democratic strategist. penny, this has to hurt. i almost feel bad for me as he hangs out in his 8 milli$8 mill mansion he's renting for the week. >> this issue of the surveillance is one that has split the country. both democrats and republicans both have issues with it. it has been for the lack of transparency. you have some that feel snowden was a traitor and some feel he's a patriot. this is not only dividing hollywood but dividing republicans and democrats across the board. >> you

a terrible dancer >> that's chris brown celebrating in hollywood last night after he beat the rap on caseit-and-run case, a that could have landed his ass behind bars. have thats it feel to hit-and-run charge dropped? >> great. sweet ass itur does and it's all thanks one amazing man. did his job,os very smart guy. >> he did a very good job. >> once again, chris' lawyer has day, again. is chris grateful? yes, he is.s, >> are you going to give your gift?, mark, a are you going to get him one of these? suggest a going to gorilla gram but a lamborgini is nice, too. >> it tops out at 230 miles an and goes from 0 to 60 in 2.6 seconds. >> not in los angeles. >> traffic is slowly killing l.a. buying him that. on top of all the lawyer's bills, that's gift enough. you're chris brown, don't you need a lawyer on retainer. >> you still pay them. means you pay them money up front until they burn themgh it, then you pay more. >> we got the system rigged, baby. you can't get out. them all yourving money is better than going to jail. the lambo, geragos. >> selena gomez, she was in canada and she is d