. >> rose: talk about clive and casting. why clive? >> well, you know, you start thinking who for hemingway? and we had a mutual friend, lawyer, barry hirsch, who red the script, loved it, and said, "what about clive?" and i said, "what about clive?" i sent clive the script. and about two weeks later, i picked up the phone somewhere in san francisco, and he says, "this is clive owen. i've just read a stormin'' script, and i want to do it." and i thought clive might be a little them, you know, british. clive by the time we did it, a year later, you know, had changed his physique. and when you see him in the movie-- i saw the movie again in san francisco with clive recently. i saw a man up there playing-- who was hemingway, and sitting next to me was another man, clive owen. it's the greatness-- he's a great actor, and he-- you know, it's the maj of magic of acting. he embodied hemingway. >> rose: when you did this, did you go out in search of every frame of footage of hemingway and gellhorn you could put your hands on? >> we did-- we lo

. >> and hollywood's hottest stars, nicole kidman and clive owen are starring in a new movie. they're so hot in this movie. they'll join us live from cannes. >> nicole looks beautiful. >>> another story about looks. we want to talk about miley cyrus. are they too provocative? is she pushing the envelope in? an effort to shed her hannah montana look by forgetting to wear pants. >> they were really short pants. >>> we have news to kick it off. >>> we'll begin with the breaking details overnight in the disappearance of etan patz. 33 years ago right here in new york city. pedro hernandez will be formally charged today with etan's murder. hernandez allegedly told police that he lured patz with a soda, killed the young boy and then put his body in the trash. authorities were led to hernandez after a tip from either a family member or a friend. >>> and beach resort in mexico bracing for hurricane bud as it heads toward the pacific coast. as it heads to puerto vallarta. with maximum sustained winds close to 110 miles an hour. meantime the southeast coast of the u.s., are preparing for

australian billionaire clive palmer financing the new ship built in china. clive palmer as a tribute to the spirit of those who worked on the original titanic looking similar inside and out to the original ship all of the latest navigation and safety systems which currently scheduled for 2016 from england- new york city. the original sank 100 years ago loss of 1500 lives. tom skilling in the weather center how long he these will hang around the answer through the end of the week when they get in here taking a look at what is happening humidity at 100 percent elementary school in chicago thomas jefferson and junior high school out in aurora 49 degrees old seminary school 54 degrees mchenry and the weather bug camera geneva indiana. big storms downstate. rainfall that hit us earlier in the day continues southern suburbs look at the storms over the plains states. thunderstorm clusters from time to time. look at how we said rainfall right there. pretty good rainfall on the way. three times the normal rate of rainfall next week if the forecast of parent pause. co

their investigations led them to the newsroom of the news of the world and the then royal correspondent clive goodman. he was arrested, and together with a private eye, glenn mulcaire, would go to jail for hacking the prince's messages and the voicemail of several other people. everyone else at the paper would toe the company line, including former editor rebekah brooks and the then-editor andy coulson. both claimed they knew nothing about the actions of one "rogue reporter." but the former features editor has his doubts. >> first thing an editor does or says when someone brings in a story is, "okay, where did you get it and how can you prove it?" and you can say, "well, i can prove it because here, ka-ching, is his own voice saying, 'yes, i had sex with ulrica last night and it was great, darling.'" so, that's why the editors loved it so much, because they knew they couldn't be sued. so, we would get the phone-hacked stories and we would be told, the issue is not that this is true-- we know it's true-- we just have to find a way of writing it. >> bergman: with his reporter going to jail, cou

get there we had three major disasters we had i saw battered and hillsborough and it changed to told clive teacher of football and how he turned to work and. it's a tragedy that you have to go through that to get to where we are today but some very clever people got together and said we can't allow this to us and we've got all seem to stadiums we've got new stadiums but bush aires he's now getting to a stage where you've got now some very very good stadiums i mean i went to the garage yes and i'll tell you all there is a touch stick stadium there and i just wish that england got the kind of one that they've got it's the wall way up to the gardens the fountains the car parks the stadium. trash to her just over six years to go chill russia host the two thousand and eighteen world cup it's going to take a lot of hard work to get the country ready however the government and top officials are already making its trying to head back told him and. now we take this chance to look back at another eventful week in the russian primarily tom worth finding relegated ending seven years in the top flight

to get there we had three major disasters when i saw patrick and mills road and it changed to told clive teacher of football and how he turned to work and . it's a tragedy that you have to go through that to get to where we are today but some very clever people got together and said we can't allow this to us and we've got all seen to stadiums we've got new stadium but bush aires he's now getting to a stage where you can have some very very good stadiums i mean i went to the us yesterday and i'll tell you are there is a tough stick stadium there and i just wish that england got the kind of one that they've got it's the wall way up to the garden as the fountains the carparks the stadium each so. chopstick her just over six years to go chill russia host the two thousand and eighteen world cup it's going to take a lot of hard work to get the country ready however the government and top officials already making strides ahead of time told him and. please don't see moscow. staying with football let's take a look back at another eventful week in the russian premier league tom were finally relega

trying to change the told clive teacher of football and how we tend to work and. it's a tragedy that you have to go through that to get to where we are today but some very clever people got together and said we can't allow this to us and we've got all seen to stadiums we've got new stadium but bush aires he's now getting to a stage where you can have some very very good stadiums i mean i went to the us yesterday and i'll tell you are there is a touch stick stadium there and i just wish that england got the kind of one that they've got it's the wall way up to the gardens the fountains the carparks the stadium each so. trash to her just over six years to go chill russia hopes for two thousand and eighteen world car it's going to take a lot of hard work to get the country ready however the government and top officials are already making strides ahead of france hold'em and it's pretty bumpy if we don't see moscow. well meanwhile back in england chelsea are looking to secure their first piece of silverware this season already to a unique double as they face liverpool i

with clive owen who cleaned up pretty well except for those side burns. >> she went chic dress which looked a little frumpy on the actress. reese witherspoon rocked her growing baby bump with one and two cannes look. she was glowing in a hot pink manolo blahnik sandals. her co-star was handsome even from behind. camila alves was flawless in a marchesa draped tulle gown with embroidered bodies. >> she may have been wearing a more conservative looks but made up for it with plenty of bling. diane krueger in this haute couture number. we love diane's style but this gown may have been a bit over the top for the occasion. we were much bigger for him. >> andie mcdowell and her daughter posed together in strapless cream and bold sequined gowns. but it was andy's black giorgio armani number that had us ready to dial 911. go to e! online and check ott "fashion police" every friday right here on e!. >> it is the biggest cover since demi moore bare her pregnant belly. it is david beckham to grace the cover all by himself. >> ashlan is going behind the scenes ahe dishes about his baby girl and hi

think just absolutely reflects a disconnect with what america is about but why why would representative clive and the president do this why would they attack capitalism as you said america is a free enterprise country always has been that is the american tradition but it's big capitalism seems to be attacked by the president so since republicans are quick to defend private equity or pirate equity firms like bank capital even going so far as to argue that an attack on bain is an attack on capitalism maybe we should take a step back and explain what it is that a pyre equity firm like bain capital does and then ask the question whether or not this is really american capitalism at its finest by the way you can find a great explanation of what private equity or pirate equity is that former labor secretary robert reich has website robert reich dot org but for now let's see what happens when pirate equity firms are allowed to run roughshod over an american city like our little democracy bill. the old fashioned capitalism you know venture capitalism is where somebody puts up for example fifteen thous

think just absolutely reflects a disconnect with what america is about but why why would representative clive and the president do this why would they attack capitalism has you said america is a free enterprise country always has been that is the american tradition but it's big capitalism seems to be attacked by the president so since republicans are quick to defend private equity or pirate equity firms like bank capital even going so far as to argue that an attack on bain is an attack on capitalism maybe we should take a step back and explain what it is that a pyre equity firm like bain capital does and then ask the question whether or not this is really american capitalism at its finest by the way you can find a great explanation of what private equity or pirate equity is that former labor secretary robert reich has website robert reich dot org but for now let's see what happens when pirate equity firms are allowed to run roughshod over an american city like our little democracy bill. the old fashioned capitalism you know venture capitalism is where somebody puts up for example fifteen thou

partied side by side with this past weekend and there were a lot of speakers including some of our guests clive stafford smith who was on the show on friday which is akbar the pakistani attorney who represents victims of drone strikes who finally was given a visa and jeremy scahill one of the few reporters that's actually gone to get me gone to somalia to see the situation is like from the ground of our shadow wars and here's just a little bit of what he had to say. the real. world. says . we're going to talk about this with president obama's quote it's already a secret that. you know this is and already this is the best authority to rome world war i don't know if this is. oh yeah this is a government that's killed us citizens via drone strike without any due process that little detail that a press corps of the government watchdog would be outraged and can fleetly disturbed by it but it's so much more fun to just ignore that right to get to keep partying with government officials and celebs and so that's what the mainstream media chooses to miss. right so it's only monday but there is a lot to

reading side by side with this past weekend now there were a lot of speakers including some of our guests clive stafford smith who was on the show on friday as akbar the pakistani attorney who represents victims of drone strikes who finally was given a visa and jeremy scahill one of the few reporters that's actually gone to get me gone to somalia to see what the situation is like from the ground of our shadow wars and here's just a little bit of what he had to say. the real. world. says . the old it's not about that with health care president obama is what it's already . so. this is an already this is a vast majority that drove world war i know this is. oh yeah this is a government that's killed us citizens via drone strike without any due process that little detail that a press corps that a government watchdog would be outraged and can fleetly disturbed by but it's so much more fun to just ignore that right to get to keep partying with government officials and celebs and so that's what the mainstream media chooses to miss. right so it's only monday but there is a lot to talk about because the

partied side by side with this past weekend there were a lot of speakers including some of our guests clive stafford smith who was on the show on friday as akbar the pakistani attorney who represents victims of drone strikes who finally was given a visa and jeremy scahill one of the few reporters that's actually gone to get me gone to somalia to see what the situation is like from the ground of our shadow war and here's just a little bit of what he had to say. real. world. so this is. the sort of with health care president obama was one of those already. so. you know this is an already this is a vast majority of drone world as you know this is. oh yeah this is a government that's killed u.s. citizens via drone strike without any due process that little detail that a press corps that a government watchdog would be outraged and can fleetly disturbed by it it's so much more fun to just ignore that right to get to keep partying with government officials and celebs and so that's of the mainstream media chooses to miss. right so it's only monday but there is a lot to talk about because the news d

partied side by side with this past weekend there were a lot of speakers including some of our guests clive stafford smith who was on the show on friday as akbar the pakistani attorney who represents victims of drone strikes who finally was given a visa and jeremy scahill one of the few reporters that's actually gone to get me gone to somalia to see what the situation is like from the ground of our shadow wars and here's just a little bit of what he had to say. real. world. this is. the sort of with health care president obama was one of those already. so. you know this is an already this is a vast majority that drove world war i know this is. oh yeah this is a government that's killed us citizens via drone strike without any due process that little detail that a press corps that a government watchdog would be outraged and can fleetly disturbed by but it's so much more fun to just ignore that right to get to keep parting with government officials and celebs and so that's of the mainstream media chooses to miss. right so it's only monday but there is a lot to talk about because the news does

we're gonna send you over to clive bar where "filter" magazine and esoteric allowed us to shoot some of their showcase. so tonight, we close it out with the tv debut of a young rapper with huge potential. he just signed to dr. dre's aftermath records, and he's getting ready for his debut release later this year. here is kendrick lamar. thanks for watching, we'll see you soon. [ cheers ] ♪ >> hey, what's up? put your three's up. come on! ♪ now everybody throw your hands up high if you don't -- throw your hands up high ♪ >> hey! hey! hey! check check! what's up, homie? what's up, homie? stop. ♪ now i don't give a -- if you -- sing it! >> black, white, asian -- hispanic damn it. your ethnicity! ♪ fire burning inside my eye this the music that saved my life y'all be callin' it hip hop i be callin' it ♪ ♪ hypnotize yeah, hypnotize trapped my body but freed my mind what the -- fighting for ♪ ♪ ain't nobody gonna win that war details be retail man, i got so much in store racism is still alive ♪ ♪ yellow tape and colored lines colored line colored line ♪ ♪ okay look

clive calder says that his company has begun plans on the new titanic. well the new titanic will look much like the original, it will be fully equipped with modern technology. is and wha fish it will make the voyage from england to north america in 2016, taking the same route as the doomed ship that sank 100 years ago. >> it is inspirational, and it is going to make a lot of people happy. >> the new york skyline stretching to new heights. the major milestone for the new one world trade center. >> to limit state legislators' terms or not? that is a question and you had to the ballots on june 5th. if you vote for proposition 28 i will explain why you are not on to get what you are expecting. >> tense times on this prestigious public campus. so why is this power couple collecting $300,000,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer t

so i go out, and i am on the court with clive barker. i will never forget this day as long as i live, because of the end of the day, i knew what i wanted to do with my life. i wanted to be the number-one tennis player in the world. done. my poor mother picked me up. she said, do you -- did you have fun? i said mom, i know what i want to do with my life. come on, come on. i mother is going to be 90 in about two weeks. she still remembers that day. we still have a good laugh over it. she says, you are still going. what is going on here? she is funny because she did not really care. my younger brother was a relief pitcher most of his career with the san francisco giants. a good righty, good slider. my poor parents did not care if we were any good, but here's what happened. most people i know play in clubs. the country club. over 70% of tennis is played on public parks. in public parks. and i am one of those kids. like i said, i am a public park kid. let me name just a few past champions -- and i mean number one in the world -- that come fro

conventional forces, and you go and -- into a country that has historically been dominated by tribal clive elements and you're trying to live with a sensual approach, that combination and somewhat inappropriate strategy combined, it meant that rural parts of the country were not being a vice. no special operations forces. and in prominent in the rural parts of the country. in addition to that, you see the percentage of support for the americans, it starts to decline. it looks like a foreign government -- they are trying to establish security on the ground for the hamid karzai government. it also becomes a major u.s. presence to try secured -- it begins to look bad, the government looks incompetent. >> so we were backing them up and telling them what to do? >> that's exactly what it looked like. i think that was the problem. >> so that is less of the argument you make in the greater violent extremism -- that those with fewer civilian casualties wins. but you have afghanistan citing one site anymore? >> well, part of the issue with afghanistan is that war is not over. we are in the middle of

of the international misled the committee in 2009 in not telling the truth about the payment made to clive goodman and his roll in authorizing them and the payments of the legal fees. >> reporter: the committee report lid divided over the harsh criticism of murdoch, although he's not accused of misleading him, he should ultimately be prepared to take responsibility. >> in the view of the majority of committee members, rupert murdoch is not fit to run an international company. >> reporter: the committee criticizing murdoch's son james, a former news international executive chairman. it said that he could have halted phone hacking as early as 2008. and is believed to have started in 2001n. a statement, news corp said, quote, the company fully acknowledges the wrong doing and acknowledges to everyone the privacy that was invaded. it closed down last july and 25 employees of news international have been arrested. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >>> and big develook will soon than status updates, sharing pictures and games and it's going to give people a chance to save lives and it wil

clive goodman opinion, the notes from mr. pike's conversation with colin myler all came as result of privilege being way. so i think it's -- [inaudible] >> one of the difficult and committing conclusions in this report is been that many people know far more than we give it that includes lawyers, claimants and civil claims. because even though those have been settled, there were disclosures affected by court confidentiality. in the gordon taylor case, a limited waiver of legal privilege was given. some people might speculate that might have the effect of just dumping tom crone and colin myler. but we also asked for a waiver of privilege to be given in the max clifford case. we just wanted everybody to come clean and tell us exactly what they knew. and they refused to do that. i just want, there are other parts of this report apart from rupert murdoch. there's a section on the police. the police and cps failed over a long period of time, not just mr. yates and others. but one of the things we don't cover in a poor, the report c

this is the first set of charges in relation to the phone hacking scandal since the original reporter clive goodman and the pi were charged back in 2006. it's been such a storm around phone hacking now for the first time since 2006 we've actually got more people being charged. >> dan, was it a surprise that these charges came down? >> i don't think so. i think she was probably expecting it. the fact that they put out a statement so quickly would suggest that they were expecting this decision. the file was passed from the police to what's called the crown prosecution service. it's like the district attorney i suppose the equivalent back in march so they've been mulling this around for a couple of months now and have decided that there is sufficient evidence, they feel, to go forward with a prosecuti prosecution. this will be a fairly lengthy process but will eventually result in a full-blown trial. we'll have to wait and see how they plead at that first hearing. >> dan, you did mention prison time. do we know how much time she potentially faces? >> reporter: well, i think in the past each ch

set of charges to be brought since the original scandal broke back in 2006, and the royal reporter, clive goodman and another were charged with phone hacking. now the ceo of the parent company, news international, and her husband and various other staff members have been charged with perverting the course of justice, concealing evidence from the police, attempting, it is alleged, to effectively cover up what was going on from the police, specifically with removing documents from the archive of "news of the world" and removing computers or disposing of computers and phones and so on that the police may have wanted to look at. >> dan rivers for us in london, dan, thank you. >>> lawmakers there about to get their chance to investigate jpmorgan's deepening trading losses potentially even topping that $2 billion number we've been talking about the last 24, 48 hours here. this comes as ceo jamie dimon prepares to go before the bank. shareholders at the company meeting which happens today and among other things we'll be voting on, dimon's $23 million pay package, $23 million. president obama act

kelli groves is with us exus clive, along with her daughters sage and milo. michael penn is the family's attorney. you are one lucky family. >> yeah. >> i look at that footage, kelli, and i can't believe the car didn't go over, and what -- i don't think we mentioned there, you're sitting in that car, you saw the truck that hit you go over and explode beneath you. >> right. i was conscious the whole time and remember each step of the way. and the terror of looking down and realizing how high we were, and what fate could lie ahead of us. >> you even felt the heat from that truck burning below and you could hear the tires exploding. >> right. >> as they caught fire. >> right. >> based on where you were sitting, could you see and communicate with your daughters? >> i could not see either one of them. i could reach my arm back and i could feel milo's head. and as i brought my hand back, i noticed she was bleeding pretty badly from her head. but i couldn't see her face. i could hear her crying a little bit. sage is the one that i had no idea where she was in the ca

ago, there was some issue of his financial settlement with news international in the aftermath of the clive goodman and glenn mulcaire convictions. and that clearly, if that's not an ongoing financial relationship, that is a matter of great significance in which the issue of who knew what when, and that is the key question, not getting the sharp end of the inquiry, demands to be answered. now, my job as an editor of a newspaper is to put in the public domain the key question that has to be answered in this affair. and that's the key question, that has to be answered as we go forward in this. and i think, putting that in the public mind before coulson gives evidence is perfect defense spin it misses the point, doesn't it, the answer, because you're right that the issue is it is a matter of public interest, that it's not in the public interest to publish it four days earlier, and to come out and they proper and orderly way in a public inquiry? >> i don't know how able, and the inquiry. i don't know how you conduct the inquiry. i can only speak to the people i headed. and we followed this stor

clive goodman opinion, the notes from mr. pike's conversation with colin myler all came as result of privilege being way. so i think it's -- [inaudible] >> one of the difficult and committing conclusions in this report is been that many people know far more than we give it that includes lawyers, claimants and civil claims. because even though those have been settled, there were disclosures affected by court confidentiality. in the gordon taylor case, a limited waiver of legal privilege was given. some people might speculate that might have the effect of just dumping tom crone and colin myler. but we also asked for a waiver of privilege to be given in the max clifford case. we just wanted everybody to come clean and tell us exactly what they knew. and they refused to do that. i just want, there are other parts of this report apart from rupert murdoch. there's a section on the police. the police and cps failed over a long period of time, not just mr. yates and others. but one of the things we don't cover in a poor, the report c

clive goodman opinion, the notes from mr. pike's conversation with colin myler all came as result of privilege being way. so i think it's -- [inaudible] >> one of the difficult and committing conclusions in this report is been that many people know far more than we give it that includes lawyers, claimants and civil claims. because even though those have been settled, there were disclosures affected by court confidentiality. in the gordon taylor case, a limited waiver of legal privilege was given. some people might speculate that might have the effect of just dumping tom crone and colin myler. but we also asked for a waiver of privilege to be given in the max clifford case. we just wanted everybody to come clean and tell us exactly what they knew. and they refused to do that. i just want, there are other parts of this report apart from rupert murdoch. there's a section on the police. the police and cps failed over a long period of time, not just mr. yates and others. but one of the things we don't cover in a poor, the report c

couple of those were from friends in that brawny circle and then the photos were taken from a friend clive. >> i want to think you also. it's touching for me to hear you speak and i'm second-generation girl scout. my daughter and my knees are third generation and my mother was my leader and i am their leader, it's wonderful. my question as this week we celebrated the national international women's day and i wonder how we can spread the grout. we have a month devoted to african-american culture and one day for women and most people didn't even know that was here. as girl scouts and as a woman historian can make any suggestions for us to make that day more noticeable to people. >> marches women's history month, so we have the whole month. so we've done this, and your girls are learning a whole lot more about women than their grandmothers averted. that's for sure so we do know about people like sojourner truth and jane addams. but what we don't know is juliette low, and she really did create the most important reservation for girls and women in the history of the country. she's not in the his

i've taken my children now to "book and mormon" and now "clive earnpark". they are ruined. >> andrea? >> dr. shaq. >> say no

couple of those were from friends in that brawny circle and then the photos were taken from a friend clive. >> i want to think you also. it's touching for me to hear you speak and i'm second-generation girl scout. my daughter and my knees are third generation and my mother was my leader and i am their leader, it's wonderful. my question as this week we celebrated the national international women's day and i wonder how we can spread the grout. we have a month devoted to african-american culture and one day for women and most people didn't even know that was here. as girl scouts and as a woman historian can make any suggestions for us to make that day more noticeable to people. >> marches women's history month, so we have the whole month. so we've done this, and your girls are learning a whole lot more about women than their grandmothers averted. that's for sure so we do know about people like sojourner truth and jane addams. but what we don't know is juliette low, and she really did create the most important reservation for girls and women in the history of the country. she's not in the his

i've taken my children now to "book and mormon" and now "clive earnpark". they are ruined. >> andrea? >> dr. shaq. >> say no more. what did you learn? >> you've got to start every conversation by asking a person if they endorse same-sex marriage, because you'll get news. >> mark halperin? >> an entire show based on cats, not the show, but cats. >> willie? >> vegas shall lead us out of this. vegas shall lead us out of this. >> if it's way too early, willie, what time is it? >> it's "morning joe." stick around now for chuck. >> turn on the lights for you. i feel bad for that.