then she falls this love with tom hank. and -- there's been that -- the non-mit -- >> who plays tom hanks -- >> this is the problem. newt has come back but he's no tom hanks. it's another brief, you know, desire to find that tom hanks character. but he's not in the -- we're going to have to marry mitt. >> did it make the press look silly to write his o bit wear? >> they always do that. two months from now it will be someone else. >> john mccain, if you remember, his staff quit the last cycle. everyone proclaimed him dead. >> in 2007 the priss said john mccain was toast. he -- press said john mccain was toast. you would think perhaps we would learn a lesson from the premature bauerial from the senator from arizona. going back to eleanor's point, jackie, do many journalist have a respect -- maybe a grudging respect -- for gingrich's intellect. he is a man of idea. some people say he's got a lot of ideas, a few good ones, some not so good ones. he does -- his supporters would say he elevate the debate. >> i don't think anyone'

how about george clooney and tom hanks? >> i think george clooney has tremendous integrity and so does tom hanks. >> bill: can they we are swayed? they're branded as left wingers. >> i think they're more middle of the road liberals. >> bill: all right. i'm a liberal on the left side of the street you've got two movies out. marilyn monroe movie with michelle williams. fellow b.u.grad. she does a great job. then, "the iron lady". is this going to make lady thatcher look good? >> biggest compliment i've received is kyle smith a conservative reporter for new york post and writes eloquent prose and reviews movies says our adaptation is superb and he was shocked two liberals could play it that bad. >> we'll learn a lot about it. >> both sides of the fence are going to be on this one. >> bill: harvey good, to see you thank you. >> and coming up, barney frank saying no mas. he's leaving the house. moments away. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. last week we discussed declining standards for tv operations. many believe there are

how about george clooney and tom hanks? >> i think george clooney has tremendous integrity and so does tom hanks. >> bill: can they we are swayed? they're branded as left wingers. >> i think they're more middle of the road liberals. >> bill: all right. i'm a liberal on the left side of the street you've got two movies out. marilyn monroe movie with michelle williams. fellow b.u.grad. she does a great job. then, "the iron lady". is this going to make lady thatcher look good? >> biggest compliment i've received is kyle smith a conservative reporter for new york post and writes eloquent prose and reviews movies says our adaptation is superb and he was shocked two liberals could play it that bad. >> we'll learn a lot about it. >> both sides of the fence are going to be on this one. >> bill: harvey good, to see you thank you. >> and coming up, barney frank saying no mas. he's leaving the house. moments away. i've got nothing against these do-it-yourself steam cleaners. lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! th

but certainly there is that cachet, the idea that tom hanks is going to be in the press and saying, i support this candidate. you know, elizabeth warren was just out here. she was raising money at the home of norman lear. and, while it may be a little bit controversial for her to go back 20 to massachusetts and say, hey, i -- i'm raising money from all these people out of state, never the less, it does add to her own celebrity value when you consider all of the performers who are operating backing her and supporting her, by association, exactly. >> how does this breakdown here, ted? you said some 70% goes to m thes democrats but some organizations have given up to 40% to gop candidates or interests. is that surprising? >> yeah. what happens is showbiz lobby and a lot of the studios have their own political action committees. and they tend to equalize a little bit. you may call it hedging their bets. they give to both parties. >> that's not uncommon, right? >> especially this year. >> not too surprising, hedging your bets. how heavy do politicians court celebrities? how do they go abou

>> stephen: so he won the vote and didn't get the oscar, and yet tom hanks has two ( laughter ) but i happen to know his coat is not silky at all. >> no, no! >> stephen: so let's show the people why rin tin tin was such a big star. jim. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: that's exciting stuff. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i gotta ask, it was hard to tell from the footage. was he fixed? ( laughter ). >> no. >> stephen: he wasn't. >> no, and it's not hard at all to tell later in the film. >> stephen: really, he's got a big pair of slingers? >> he-- he had 44 children. >> stephen: he had 44 children! now, did any of those kids go on to become stars? >> yes, when he died in 1932, which, by the way, was such a big event, that broadcasting throughout the united states was interrupted with the news bulletin to report this. and his son, junior, then stepped in and carry on the tradition. >> stephen: rin tin tin jr. >> right, and then the third and fourth. >> stephen: so junior's kids? >> junior's junior. >> stephen: well, that's hollywood. it's who you know ( laughter ) was it hard for rin tin tin to go from s

but after we got to know each other, tom changed the whole script. >> tom is tom who? >> tom hanks. he was great. what i said to him was, tom, why do you want to make a movie that makes america feel bad? you are the most loved actor in america. they rewrote the whole script, and suddenly this became a movie that i was very proud of, thrilled about, in fact, and i think america liked it, too. >> and we should tell the name of the movie and we've been talking about it, you and i know it but tell the viewers the name of your movie because it's not the name of your book. >> it is "charlie wilson's war" and of course charlie was the key there. what happened was when i went to washington with my story about the danger of america in that part of the world, people began to really listen. but the republicans said to me, joann, we agree with you, it's important , but we can't even get $3 million for nicaragua and that's in our own hemisphere. we can't help you. you've got to get a democrat. so charlie, charlie wilson. now charlie was about the least interested person in afghanistan in the wor

we don't resent tom hanks for his millions, or mark zuckerberg, or new brain surgeons. they are the ones making a dent in the universe. i'm tim kane. >> tom: as you go shopping for thanksgiving, it will cost more this year. the price of a formal meal for ten people with all the trimmings will jump 13% to just under $50. that's the biggest gain in two decades, according to the american farm bureau federation. turkey was the most expensive and had the biggest gain. a 16-pound bird jumped 22% to $21.57. stuffing mix, cranberries and sweet potatoes also cost more. still, susie, the farm bureau says a dinner for ten people at under $5 a head is still a bargain. >> susie: two weeks away for thanksgiving. my favorite holiday. >> tom: time to stock up now. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for thursday, november 10. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made po

it is a story about an every man made by tom hanks. he's out of a job, his house is worth less than his mortgage and he's lost direction. then he heads to college and meets julia roberts who lost her direction, too. >> i don't do many things well but i can keep a secret. >> gentlemen do. >> what's next might surprise you. that's your eye on entertainment, sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> thank you for watching 9news now. it is 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. welcome to the jacketless edition. it is hot in the studio. beverly farmer is in for monika samtani this week. howard bernstein has your weather first. it is a little warm in here. >> it is a little warm in here. it is going to warm up to maybe 70 today? >> a sign of the day ahead. it is november. average high is 59. we're almost to 59 now. we're headed

it would be a first for oscar winner tom hanks. he did a terrific job hosting the big oprah finale. neil patrick harris always does a good job hosting the tonys. emmy awards. so i think any name on that list would be a good choice for the oscars this year. >> indeed. moving to mariah carey. she got catty about kim kardashi kardashian. >> she was having a good time here. a lot of people are saying that -- felt like a bit of a dig. anyway this was comments that mariah made after she was just introduced as the news spokesperson for jenny craig and looks fantastic, by the way. she was talking about her marriage. while she didn't name kim kardashian by name it is clear who she was talking about. i will let you judge for yourself. listen to what she said. >> i'm a real person. i'm not going to put on a fake hollywood yes, accept anything. i faint and fall on the floor. no. sometimes we make each other mad. sometimes i make him mad. >> that's called a relationship. >> that's called why we are not divorced after four months, you know what i mean? what? >> she's playi ing all coy. she was ha

. >> reporter: a story of second chances comes to dvd with tom hanks as larry crown, a middle aged man who loses his job and enrolls some community college to start over. >> do you need a ride? >> fine. but i will not wear that bucket on my head. >> reporter: with costar julia roberts at the head of the class, hanks himself goes behind the camera as director. >> i'm gay. >> also bringing life lessons, beginners starring christopher plummer and ewan macgreg irin the story of a 57-year-old son who tells his son he is gay only to have his health decline soon after leaving him to share what he has learned. >>> following up on the oscar nominated animated film how to train your dragon is dream work dragon double dvd and online video pack with two new adventures. >>> lots of chocolate for me to eat. >> classics making their way on to the new releases list include the audrey help burn musical my fair lady making its blu-ray debut. plus, west side story's 50th anniversary edition on bluery newly restored and with special features like a look back at the film's legacy. ♪ and did it my way. >>

tom hanks gave me his person. he is a really good but it is hard work. >> 811 and show. that is very challenging. so many of us. i remember from the convention that line we went into it all but backwards and in high heels. >> it is intimidating. that's why it was not a practical decision. at my age i would never say i should do this. but i was compelled to create this show about her. having done that when i started performing you have to do a matinee. the audience is so warm and comforted and so thrilled by her presence that they send it all back to me. it is so amazing that between the first and second act i cannot wait to get back all there in that glow of her. >> you are doing her memorable line from 1988. >> i do not do that one because the place is not political. it has politics in it because she was governor but she was a governor for four years and she was a woman for 73 years. it is about who she was. i did not want to be partisan. it is about values and participating in government and not partisan. >> i have to ask you about two and half man. there is that a lot

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. >> how would i have found tom hanks, mcdonald's special, give me a large plate. then i sing, sing, sing about it. did you hear me? i'm frustrated. watch out for these spiders. big potato, man. ha choo. ricky? cowboys and anthrax. oh yeah, i he got snag. because everybody needs two can. >> is that the new slogan is that the new slogan everybody needs 2 can. >> that's funny. >> bret: mr. cain thanks for joining us. that's it for "special report."

. >> before mighty facebook, how would i have found tom hanks? >> they're back! >> yes, i'm rolling in it. i can probably freak on you. >> and by they i mean the folks from bad lip reading.com. >> nachos and hog wash. >> this time, it's herman cain. >> mexican people don't eat sugar, especially when it's a mixture of tiger dna. >> that is true. i'm going to dance and make love and fix snacks for the highlander marathon. >> fix snacks for the highlander marathon. >> baby, your breath is killing me. nobody will take you if you don't stop stinging. >> my favorite part. >> i'm going to teach you an expression, i quit. i got swag. because everybody needs two cans. >> everybody needs two cans. >> that was messages like that, i wouldn't be surprised if he does land the nomination. >> sounded like he was hanging out with charlie sheen, talking about tiger dna. >> i love this one, probably more than any of the ones i've seen. there are way more close-ups on his face. that's pretty difficult. you can't it tell. >> anyway, like i always said, can't police no underwear. all

he had drinks with tim allen, tom hanks. everybody who they say he trashed. for everybody offended, he plans to justify the offenses this year. it happened january 15th. i cannot wait. he's really funny. he's got the british humor. it's who he is. the president, even, for the film association said it is who he is. he crossed the line, but what do you expect from him? >> he had a lot of eyeballs watching. >> yes. >> what do we expect of the kardashians? they are the kardashians. the anger has not subsided. some folks are turning their backs on them now? >> yeah, there's a petition. they are putting it out to e and asking them to take the show off the air, it's vulgar, promotes promiscuity. there were 11,000 signatures. there's over 100,000 signatures now. >> wow. >> there's another petition to keep it but there's only 700 signatures. it's growing and growing. >> maybe fans are fed up. >> i think they are. >> speaking of rumors spreading fast. diddy and cameron diaz becoming a couple. it's not going away. >> chassey, a beautiful model and singer, they have been

como dijo tom hanks. >> no sÉ guay! [risas] >> dÓe estÁ adal ramones? por quÉ no vino? >> fue por un programa de visa. >> saludos los agentes de inmigraciÓn. >> fÍjate te voy a decir, fuimos hace un mes a hac un show a perÚ, dÓnde perdÍ mi pasaporte... >> ya ni se acuerda. >> y subimos al aviÓn que nos va a llevar a mÉxico y pierdo el pasarte y ese dÍa tenía funciÓn de teatro en mÉxico y tenÍa una obra de teatro... >> tiro de gracia. >> y yo digo cÓmo voy a salir. pusimos a gente que nos ayudÓ del aeropuerto. nunca apareciÓ el pasaporte y dije tengo que escapar. tengo que cruzar. tengo que escapar del paÍs porque sin el pasaporte no sas. >> soy un delincuente! >> tenemos que a las noticias >> no, no, no. >> por quÉ hicieron levatarme tan temprano. >> y lo resolviÓ laura en mÉxico te regalo un carrito sanguchero! >> y quÉ sÓ con la revista... >> ya te contamos! >> bienvenido a despierta amÉrica! estaremos contigo en instantes. >> la revista ford ha hecho ranking de las figuras mÁs poderosas, el primero es barak obama, luego sigue el presidente de c

como dijo tom hanks. >> no sÉ guay! [risas] >> dÓnde estÁ adal ramones? por quÉ no vino? >> fue por un programa de visa. >> saludos a los agentes de inmigraciÓn. >> fÍjate te voy a decir, fuimos hace un mes a hacer un show a perÚ, dÓnde perdÍ mi pasaporte... >> ya ni se acuerda. >> y subimos al aviÓn que nos va a llevar a mÉxico y pierdo el pasaporte y ese dÍa tenía funciÓn de teatro en mÉxico y tenÍa una obra de teatro... >> tiro de gracia. >> y yo digo cÓmo voy a salir. pusimos a gente que nos ayudÓ del aeropuerto. nunca apareciÓ el pasaporte y dije tengo que escapar. tengo que cruzar. tengo que escapar del paÍs porque sin el pasaporte no sales. >> soy un delincuente! >> tenemos que ir a las noticias. >> no, no, no. >> por quÉ hicieron levatarme tan temprano. >> y lo resolviÓ laura en mÉxico te regalo un carrito sanguchero! >> y quÉ pasÓ con la revista... >> ya te contamos! >> bienvenido a despierta amÉrica! estaremos contigo en instantes. >> la revista ford ha hecho en ranking de las figuras mÁs poderosas, el primero es barak obama, luego sigue e

. >> reporter: tom hanks' character lived in the airport in the movie "the terminal." >> america is closed. >> reporter: but terri weissinger did it in real life. >> i didn't have anywhere else to go. >> reporter: for over a week, she lived inside san francisco international airport, caught in a perfect storm of airline fees. >> i had $30 total. i didn't have credit cards or anything else. that was it. >> reporter: she was relocating from california to idaho. and arrived at the airport with a ticket, two bags and her last $30. here's where the trouble began. she soon learned it would cost $25 to check her first bag. and $35 for the second. she couldn't pay the full amount. missed her flight because of it. and then, ran smack into more fees. $150 to change tickets. plus, an additional $1,000 to book a new flight. with nowhere to turn, she stayed. and stayed. she got to know airport staff by name. wandered the halls aimlessly and was nearly arrested for vagrancy. she visited the medical clinic for anxiety before coming across this airport church and the generous parishioners who helped pay h

. >> how would i have found tom hanks, mcdonald's special, give me a large plate. then i sing, sing, sing about it. did you hear me? i'm frustrated. watch out for these spiders. big potato, man. ha choo. ricky? cowboys and anthrax. oh yeah, i have got snag. because everybody needs two can. >> is that the new slogan is that the new slogan everybody needs 2 can. >> that's funny. >> bret: mr. cain thanks for joining us. that's it for "special report."

. >> reporter: tom hanks' character lived in the airport in the movie "the terminal." >> america is closed. >> reporter: but carrie wyesinger did it for over a week. she lived inside san francisco international airport, caught in a perfect storm of airline fees. >> i had $30 total. i didn't have credit cards. >> reporter: she was relocating to idaho. and arrived with her last $30. here's where the trouble began. she soon learned it would cost $25 to check her first bag. and $35 for the second. she couldn't pay the full amount. missed her flight because of it. and ran smack into more fees. $150 to change tickets. plus, an additional $1,000 to book a new flight. with nowhere to turn, she stayed. and stayed. she got to know airport staff by name. wandered the halls aimlessly and was nearly arrested for vacancy. she visited the medical clinic for anxiety before coming across this airport church and the generous parishioners who paid her way. u.s. air drop midof the fees. so, she only needed $60 for charity. u.s. air says they're not proud of the eight-day ordeal. but they want to make it right

russell crow, tom hanks -- >> instantly, he's the best he's ever seen. >> he's amazing. >> surprising, but -- >> comedy, too. people don't really know it but he's a very funny guy. >> marlon brando. >> the freshman. >> that's right. >> tell me about that. >> he's a great actor. yeah. that was wonderful. he's probably -- i might pick him. >> this was in the "freshman," right? >> this was in the "freshman." >> his career, when he was getting fed lines through his ear, right? >> you seem to be getting fed lines. >> that's why i'm -- to do it effortlessly without anybody even realizing. >> he did have that, but he was also extremely present. a little bit like what you describe from eddie. the energy that came out of that man was amazing. >> i thought you said about it, the reason he had the ear piece was it just -- it made him more spontaneous in a funny way. he didn't like having to think about lines. if someone gave him a line he could be more spontaneous than if he was rehearse in his head. >> he said i'm trying to discover the way to take away the moment of my mind that is -- >> that

. >> yeah, i'm the black tom hanks. [ laughter ] little do you know. uptown, they call me the black bon jovi. along with the black charlie sheen. >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's unbelievable. >> 'cause i'm bombed out. [ laughter ] look at the -- -- is studying me. he's like, "this dude is weird. word up. [ laughter ] even in black standards, he's bugged out." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that's not true. we were talking back stage. i know you love movies. >> the stage of rage the hip hop done to me. the stage of rage. >> jimmy: we were -- we were backstage. we were talking about -- talking about movies. and backstage, we were talking about -- i said "rise of the -- rise of the apes," "planet of the apes." "rise of the apes." >> the movie was great for some people but i'm old school., you know? i just can't -- i've seen "rise of the apes." i'm a big sci-fi -- me and you are brothers in sci-fi. you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] but something made me -- to the point where i couldn't feel for a computer-generated monkey. i couldn't -- i'm old school. i lik

. >> reporter: tom hanks' character lived in the airport in the movie "the terminal." >> america is closed. >> reporter: but terri weissinger did it in real life. >> i didn't have anywhere else to go. >> reporter: for over a week, she lived inside san francisco international airport, caught in a perfect storm of airline fees. >> i had $30 total. i didn't have credit cards or anything else. that was it. >> reporter: she was relocating from california to idaho. and arrived at the airport with her ticket, two bags and her last $30. here's where the trouble began. she soon learned it would cost $25 to check her first bag. and $35 for the second. she couldn't pay the full amount. missed her flight because of it. and then, ran smack into more fees. $150 to change tickets. plus, an additional $1,000 to book a new flight. with nowhere to turn, she stayed. and stayed. she got to know airport staff by name. wandered the halls aimlessly and was nearly arrested for vagrancy. she visited the on-site medical clinic for anxiety before coming across this airport church and the generous parishioners who he

. >> people are suggesting tom hanks. there is an on line campaign to get the muppet to host the oscar. >>reporter: choosing a host is perhaps the biggest hurdle any oscar producer faces. safe route and choose an established actor or do you break with the mold lick last year producers and choose 2 of the youngest hosts the show has ever had? going bold didn't good so well. jim's franco and anne hathaway performance fell contract with critic. try and true may best. >> a lot of people always liked billy crystal. thought he was one of the grit host of the oscar. >>reporter: then came this tweet from crystal. turned tinseltown upside down. i'm diagnose the oscar sought young women in the pharmacy will stop asking my name when i pick up my prescription. lacking forward to the show. with 8 round of hosting under the comedian belt, the choice must have seemed crystal clear. abc news los angeles. >>> well now to celebrity chef and banker boycott. chef mario anger banker after xaring them to hitler and stall i hope at "time"magazi

>> well, he's -- when you're a kid, he's tom hanks. [ laughter ] or he's jimmy stewart. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess he is. yeah. >> you know? like, he's sort of the everyman, and -- >> jimmy: he is great, yeah. >> it just kind of seemed unjust that kids, like, from 0 to 12 -- the last movie was 12 years ago. that they don't -- >> jimmy: is that right? >> they don't have a muppet movie in their lives. >> jimmy: i remember loving "the muppet movie" growing up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then the older i got, i watched it again, and some sad moments in there. >> yeah, well -- >> jimmy: i'm going to go back there one -- someday. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: crying my eyes out. >> "rainbow connection" alone. like, i started weeping. >> jimmy: that makes me cry, too. >> i'm a grown man. >> jimmy: yeah, we're both weepers. >> the first -- >> jimmy: we're the weepies. >> dude, i cried so hard. the first table reading of "the muppets," they brought the puppets out. and i had written the script, and all of a sudden, kermit said a line that i wrote, and i started crying hysterically. [ audience aws ] and then

. >> people suggested tom hanks. there's an online campaign to get the muppets to host the oscars. >> reporter: choosing a host is perhaps the biggest hurdle any producer faces. do you go with the safe route and choose an established actor or break with the mold like last year's producers and choose two of the youngest hosts the show has ever had? going bold didn't go so well. james franco and ann hathaway's performance fell flat with critics. a sign that when it comes to the oscars tried and true may be best. >> a lot of people have liked billy crystal. thought he was one of the great hosts. >> reporter: then this tweet from crystal that turned tinsletown upside down. i am doing the oscars so the young women in the pharmacy will stop asking my name when i pick up my prescriptions. looking forward to the show. with eight rounds of host ing under the comedian's belt, the choice must have seemed crystal clear. don't count out the muppets yet. they've still got that facebook campaign going. president and ceo of disney s

. >> people suggested tom hanks. an online campaign to get the muppets to host the oscars. >> reporter: choosing a host is perhaps the biggest hurdle any producer faces. do you go with the safe route and choose an established actor or break with the mold like last year's producers and choose two of the youngest hosts the show has ever had? going bold didn't go so well. james franco and ann hathaway's performance fell flat with critics a sign when it comes to the oscars tried and true may beep best. >> a lot of people have liked billy crystal. thought he was one of the great hosts. >> reporter: then this tweet from crystal, that turned tinstown upside down. i am doing the oscars so the young women in the pharmacy will stop asking my name when i pick up my prescriptions. looking forward to the show. with eight round of hosting under the comedian's belt, the choice must have seemed crystal clear. don't count out the muppets yet. still have the face book campaign going. president and c echt o of disney said he would love