america today, films that have made hollywood stand up and watch. these filmmakers work against great odds on shoestring budgets. if they succeeed, they can get a chance to make hollywood pictures, like quentin tarantino and "pulp fiction." but going hollywood has its price, one that some of these filmmakers won't pay. in this program, narrated by frances mcdormand, we will look at some visions from "the edge." aaahh! (big band music playing) independent films are the most important there are in the usa. they're the lifeblood of the industry. they set the new standards and the trends, and they have the wildest ideas and most interesting stories. and they're usually the best of the pictures in the country. you're not mr. purple. some other guy is mr. purple. you're mr. pink. these independent directors have their own vision and they want to create a movie that reflects their vision. that's the most important thing. (julie dash) i think we're all a little bit crazy. i think all of us have been traumatized by something and then we have this need, this

america today, films that have made hollywood stand up and watch. these filmmakers work against great odds on shoestring budgets. if they succeeed, they can get a chance to make hollywood pictures, like quentin tarantino and "pulp fiction." but going hollywood has its price, one that some of these filmmakers won't pay. in this program, narrated by frances mcdormand, we will look at some visions from "the edge." aaahh! (big band music playing) independent films are the most important there are in the usa. they're the lifeblood of the industry. they set the new standards and the trends, and they have the wildest ideas and most interesting stories. and they're usually the best of the pictures in the country. you're not mr. purple. some other guy is mr. purple. you're mr. pink. these independent directors have their own vision and they want to create a movie that reflects their vision. that's the most important thing. (julie dash) i think we're all a little bit crazy. i think all of us have been traumatized by something and then we have this need, this

hollywood was very much a closed industry those days. and the way in to therical filmmaking was via roger corman. and coppola was the first one to work for him and later, scorsese. corman provided the model for independence they wanted. his big advantage was his output deal that he had with american international and some television companies. anything that he produced they would put on the air. it didn't matter what it was, as long as it was long enough. he realized more than anybody working in commercial industry that there was a lot of talent amongst film students. they would work inexpensively. and work very hard. "who's that knocking" was shown in california, only the theatre manager didn't like the title, so he changed it, which was a good idea. and roger corman saw it, or people who worked for roger. and roger was always looking for new, young talent coming out of universities or anywhere in california. he offered me the sequel. the sequel to bloody mama, which was "boxcar bertha." (john milius) the thing that applied well from st

hollywood was very much a closed industry those days. and the way in to theatrical filmmaking was via roger corman. and coppola was the first one to work for him and later, scorsese. corman provided the model for independence they wanted. his big advantage was his output deal that he had with american international and some television companies. anything that he produced they would put on the air. it didn't matter what it was, as long as it was long enough. he realized more than anybody working in commercial industry that there was a lot of talent amongst film students. they would work inexpensively. and work very hard. "who's that knocking" was shown in california, only the theatre manager didn't like the title, so he changed it, which was a good idea. and roger corman saw it, or people who worked for roger. and roger was always looking for new, young talent coming out of universities or anywhere in california. he offered me the sequel. the sequel to bloody mama, which was "boxcar bertha." (john milius) the thing that applied well from

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. itself censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self-censorship it's self censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it they the everybody has friends that happen to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too vocal on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody saying what you said you're still going to be vilified because

ultra mind control rules and hollywood it. if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird and my old mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self-censorship it's self censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it the everybody has friends that happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too vocal on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody saying what you said you're still going to

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it the everybody has friends that happen to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too vocal on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot but two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody's saying why. you said you're still going to be vilified be

>> i would have said to rosita, don't go to hollywood. go to the theatre, where people were still allowed to play different kinds of roles. but my thinking, my -- what's the word for that. my set, my take was that in order to be a famous star, you had to go to hollywood. never occurred to me -- i had never done theatre until i was -- oh, my gosh, much, much older. so hollywood was the answer for me. it wasn't the best answer. in the meantime, however, it made me very strong. and in the meantime, i met someone like marlon brando who ultimately did me one of the greatest favors he ever did any woman, which was to say you need help. >> wow. isn't that hard to hear, that she thinks that she shouldn't have gone to hollywood? that would be her advice. anyway, there's much more with rita moreno, tomorrow, 5:00 eastern as she opens up about her relationship with marlon brando. why she says he was like a drug and an obsession. and she also talks about her love affair with elvis and why she found him dull. her words, not mine. stay with us. and eve

the thing about the media giving hollywood a pass, i mean, the media and hollywood, you know, they're twins separated at birth. the same agenda, the same thing. the thing that i see, i saw our vice president and he was really -- he was very emotional and it was sincere. when three, four days after sandy hook when he stood there and said those kids can't speak for themselves so i'm going to speak for them and it was very heartfelt and it is a position, you know, that you can take. i would like to take this opportunity for a loving doting grandfather of two beautiful children to -- i would like to speak for those kids at sandy hook, for one of them. in what camera. here's what i would like to say, a loving grandfather, this is my sandy hook moment. if the janitor or the principal or one of my teachers had had a glock .9 millimeter and could shoot it like andy levy can shoot it, i may be alive. to demagog one side of the story and blame all of the gun deaths on too many guns, it is specious at best and laughable at worst. one janitor has it. if one of those kids had been saved because so

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self-censorship it's self censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it they the everybody has friends that happen to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boko on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody saying what you said you're still going to be vilif

ultra mind control rules and hollywood if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of a self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it every day as friends and it happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too boco on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody's saying why. you said you're still going to be vilified b

many of the hollywood conservatives today are libertarians, which is good politics for hollywood because libertarians believe that individual freedom, smaller government and less taxes. anyway, i would say that the real story of "when hollywood was right" is in this period from the 1940s, late 1940s up to 1980. but conservatives and republicans in hollywood still have a history of how they were able to regroup and have influence on southern california national politics. so there's history to be told, and maybe history for those few republicans and conservatives in hollywood to learn. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to mesa, arizona, and the many other cities visited by our local content vehicles, go to c-span.org/localcontent. >> last month booktv launched our online book club with a discussion of michelle alexander's book, the new jim crow. and all month long you posted your comments on a facebook page and on twitter which culminate in a live moderated discussion. here's what some of you had to say. on twitter diane said the whole building a farc is brilliant. >> join u

ultra mind control rules and hollywood. if if you don't know google that look into it. we've talked about operation mockingbird. mind control stuff from i mean this goes back decades and decades but roseanne i mean do you know people been blacklisted i mean is it just kind of self-censorship in hollywood or do people actually get edged out if they are too much against the grain. yeah it's self-censorship after a while but it's not just a crazy self censorship itself censorship because there's actually a danger that you will never work again and people know it they the everybody has friends that it happened to that maybe you said too much or maybe you were too vocal on on on on popular issues and it's funny because it doesn't matter if two years later i find this a lot that two years later those unpopular issues become very mainstream they still don't forgive the first person who does it and that's kind of been my story there when you're first you're going to be both vilified despite the fact that two years later everybody saying what you said you're still going to be vi

hollywood doesn't have a lot to do with it, hollywood is all over the world and people all over the world watch the movies and gun violence is not as bad and hollywood doesn't have much to do with it. it's not our place. it's a first amendment issue. >> and larry, you're an artist and creative juices going through you. do you feel like the government should say you can't sing that, can't say that, you might offend somebody or incite them to do something crazy? >> absolutely, not. my mama tell me that. she's 83, weighs 85 pounds and say something bad on tv she might not whoop me, but have that old marine daddy of mine-- the media gets it. the thing about media giving hollywood a pass. the media and hollywood, you know, twins separated at birth. the same agenda, the same thing. the thing that i saw our vice-president, and he was really -- he was very emotional and sincere. when, you know, three or four days after sandy hook when he stood there and said, those kids can't speak for themselves. so, i'm going to speak for them. and it was very heartfelt and it's a position that you can take. i

that part of hollywood is not the glamour part of hollywood. we call it east hollywood here in los angeles. it's more residential. it's more community. >> jackie goldberg is a former los angeles city councilwoman. in 1995 she represents a district where the city is building a subway. it's one of the largest public works projects of its time, and some of the constituents are complaining about it. >> we don't need a metro rail as they are proposing it. let's get back to the buses where the people can be moved around properly. >> not only are residents complaining, but so are the business owners. for them it's less about the subway itself than the construction. they're losing money. >> it takes so long to build these things underground and you don't have much choice but to tear streets up and close streets. businesses were putting big signs on their property saying, open for business during construction because it looked like you couldn't get there. and people were angry. >> so when a water main breaks at the construction site on hollywood bouleva

they want intelligent, engaging films in hollywood when hollywood realizes that, that's when they make the real money. >> and with the great gatsby from warner brothers opening next month, hollywood could hit a gold mine. i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >> the big drop in gold prices last week sent a lot of savvy investors into the yellow metal as prices hit two-year lows. now the u.s. mint has been forced to suspend sales of its ounce american eagle gold bouillon coins. gold coin sales are up 100% over the same period last year and there are still plenty of one-ounce, half-ounce and quarter-ounce coins to meet demand. in other words, go bigger or go home, i suppose. >> or go to the movies and you don't need to spend that kind of money. >> i saw a movie called "parental guidance" it really was a baby boomer age story of the three generations trying to raise a family. very interesting. >> a lot of good movies coming out this summer. that will do it for tonight's edition of "nightly business report" program thanks so much for watching. >> have a great evening, everyone. tileir a tyler

many of the hollywood conservatives today are libertarian, which is a good politics for hollywood because libertarians believe in individual freedom, smaller government, and less taxes. anyway, i would say that the real story of "when hollywood was right" is in this period of the 1940s, late 1940s up to 1980. but conservatives and republicans who hollywood still has a history of how they were able to regroup and have influence on southern california national politics. so there's history to be told, and maybe history for those few republicans and conservatives in hollywood to learn. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to mesa, arizona, and the many other cities visited by local content vehicles, go to c-span.org/localcontent. >> here's a look at some of the latest headlines surrounding the publishing industry this past week. ..

they want intelligent, engaging films in hollywood when hollywood realizes that, that's when they make the real money. >> and with the great gatsby from warner brothers opening next month, hollywood could hit a gold mine. i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >> the big drop in gold prices last week sent a lot of savvy investors into the yellow metal as prices hit two-year lows. now the u.s. mint has been forced to suspend sales of its .1 ounce american eagle gold bouillon coins. gold coin sales are up 100% over the same period last year and there are still plenty of one-ounce, half-ounce and quarter-ounce coins to meet demand. in other words, go bigger or go home, i suppose. >> or go to the movies and you don't need to spend that kind of money. >> i saw a movie called "parental guidance" it really was a baby boomer age story of the three generations trying to raise a family. very interesting. >> a lot of good movies coming out this summer. that will do it for tonight's edition of "nightly business report" program thanks so much for watching. >> have a great evening, everyone. tileir a ty

we're in hollywood. we're in hollywood. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. ah! elizabeth: a lot of young actors live re in ho ywood. and they can get all sorts of training. like voice training, acting coaching, fighting training... and there's the kind of more off-beat training. elizabeth: like circus training, and even magic. i've been in front of the camera, and i've been on stage but never in my life have i been a magician or a circus performer. hollywood aerial arts is really very cool, because you can learn how to be a circus performer. you can basically learn the trapeze, learn how to do tricks in a scarf, and also learn how to spin in a giant hoop. so we're here at hollyw

para ver las noticias de entretenimiento nos vamos a hollywood se encuentra ninet rÍos, hola buenas tardes. ¿quÉ tal? >> hola, muy buenas tardes, la ediciÓn de esta semana llega con lo Último en la moda conocerÁn que invirtiÓ mÁs de un millÓn de dÓlares en reloj, la revista nos muestra en exclusiva, la mansiÓn del legendario frank sinatra en palm springs. >> le brinde homenaje a las estrellas de hollywood, esta es la portada de la semana. >> esta ediciÓn nos muestra lo Último en la moda de celebridades que asistirÁn al tradicional concierto de california, justin timberlake luce este lumbre joso reloj de 0 dÓlares. >> este actor comprÓ este de diamantes y cristales nada mÁs y nada menos que 1.11 millones de dÓlares. >> nos dan un vistazo en exclusiva de las lujosas residencias de grandes de hollywood que estÁn disponibles para alquilar este mes, puede disfrutar de la mansiÓn por mil dÓlares la noche y de frank sinatra es la mÁs visitada y cameron dÍaz, muchos coinciden en que se siente su presencia. >> asÍ llegamos al final de nuestro segmento especial de la re

the doj catch criminals or help hollywood? we ask this on gerriwillis.com. 100 percent said catch criminals. no one said hollywood because they don't need it. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for online question every weekday. that's just crazy. finally tonight, i want you last night, taking a cruise means risking disease and felt the conditions. more evidence of that theory today. the carnival fascination and failed in its health inspection. and according to reports the cdc found roaches and flies on the ship as well as dried food waste all over. that's not all. the polls were not chlorinated, let's around, knows these yield. the inspection came less than two weeks after the carnival triumph was stranded at sea for today's. the nearly 3,000 passengers on board were forced to endure awful conditions. that fascination and the triumph. the problem is the names are getting -- setting unrealistic expectations. they should be r

the doj catch criminals or help hollywood? we ask this on gerriwillis.com. 100 percent said catch criminals. no one said hollywood because they don't need it. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for online question every weekday. that's just crazy. finally tonight, i want you last night, taking a cruise means risking disease and felt the conditions. more evidence of that theory today. the carnival fascination and failed in its health inspection. and according to reports the cdc found roaches and flies on the ship as well as dried food waste all over. that's not all. the polls were not chlorinated, let's around, knows these yield. the inspection came less than two weeks after the carnival triumph was stranded at sea for today's. the nearly 3,000 passengers on board were forced to endure awful conditions. that fascination and the triumph. the problem is the names are getting -- setting unrealistic expectations. they should be renamed

and they were calling it hollywood east meets hollywood west. so a lot of people were saying this was their first time, which i was surprised at, don, because people like matthew perry saying they had never been here before but then huh people like sharon stone who said oh, yeah, i think this is my fourth or fifth time. but she came here with a purpose. she's been fighting the good fight for aids research for so many years, and she said, i use this as an opportunity to keep pushing that agenda. and also she said she came here to say thank you because she felt like that a lot of progress had been made. so there's a lot of a-list celebrities here tonight. you know, it's interesting, though, because the one person that i was so, so excited to meet was the guys from "duck dynasty." and i know we're going to talk to them a little later. i know. it's embarrassing. but i was so excited to meet the guys from "duck dynasty." and they did not disappoint. >> okay, ladies, so much to talk about. we're looking at live pictures now inside the dinner. and you

many of the hollywood conservatives today are libertarian, which is a good politics for hollywood because libertarians really don't individually -- individual freedom, smaller government, and less taxes. anyway, i would say that the real story is when hollywood is right, in this time from the 1940's, late 1940's up until 1980. the conservatives and republicans in hollywood still have a history cahow they were able to regroup and have influence on southern california national polits.

the doj catch criminals or help hollywood? we ask this on gerriwillis.com. 100 percent said catch criminals. no one said hollywood because they don't need it. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for online question every weekday. that's just crazy. finally tonight, i want you last night, taking a cruise means risking disease and felt the conditions. more evidence of that theory today. the carnival fascination and failed in its health inspection. and according to reports the cdc found roaches and flies on the ship as well as dried food waste all over. that's not all. the polls were not chlorinated, let's around, knows these yield. the inspection came less than two weeks after the carnival triumph was stranded at sea for today's. the nearly 3,000 passengers on board were forced to endure awful conditions. that fascination and the triumph. the problem is the names are getting -- setting unrealistic expectations. they sul

that's hollywood. but abc's lisa stark meets a team of experts who show us the real thing is far from easy, but knowing how to do it could save your life. >> reporter: what if you just had 30 second to save your life. >> we got to go, we got to go. >> if your car is crashed into deep water, that's about all the time you have, 30 seconds, maybe one minute to get yourself and your family out alive. >> it's a very critical to get out of this car very, very fast as soon as you realize your vehicle is in the water. >> reporter: emergency responders are learning how to escape before a car sinks. these terrifying accidents happen more than you think. as many as 400 deaths a year in north america. >> help me. i have the fire department on the way. >> usually by the time the rescuers find the vehicle, it is completely under water. it's too late to save anyone. so there are safety precautions as jeff gets strapped in. the car's back window removes as a last-ditch escape route. and rescuedivers in the water. it's

the doj catch criminals or help hollywood? we ask this on gerriwillis.com. 100 percent said catch criminals. no one said hollywood because they don't need it. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for online question every weekday. that's just crazy. finally tonight, i want you last night, taking a cruise means risking disease and felt the conditions. more evidence of that theory today. the carnival fascination and failed in its health inspection. and according to reports the cdc found roaches and flies on the ship as well as dried food waste all over. that's not all. the polls were not chlorinated, let's around, knows these yield. the inspection came less than two wes after the carnival triumph was stranded at sea for today's. the nearly 3,000 passengers on board were forced to endure awful conditions. that fascination and the triumph. the problem is the names are getting -- setting unrealistic expectations. they should be renam

this is not the first time that there has been pro-choice censorship in hollywood the remake of red dawn which was originally a cold war era a minstrel show against russians was supposed to show a chinese invasion of america this time however they have changed it to north koreans who can't even defeat the us military in south korea let alone at an away game in the usa the thing that is interesting is not the censorship is the fact that they will censor movies for whoever's got a lot of cash countries the big markets won't be offended but countries with small markets will this is a complete prostitute mentality show that love to any guy who's got bills in his palm you know i was always pretty sure there were a lot of prostitutes working in hollywood i didn't know they actually started making the movies but that's just my opinion. speech old language. programs in documentaries in arabic in school here on all t.v. reporting from the we'll talk c.p. in times square intrinsic values. in trying. to find out more visit arabic all teeth dog called. i am from. the lord that i. and every day

look fab and have the right politics and hollywood bends over. what dirt bags. she strongly condemns bullying. go to issue that can't condemn deadly behavior. so hurray for hollywood, a place where terrorists get tribute and charlton heston gets humiliated. it's hollywood, how we speak to the world and we're telling the world we suck. bob, i know you like angela davis. imagine if a republican had a hard-core contingent of violent right wing radicals would hollywood celebrated that? >> bob: can you imagine if this was a republican. >> greg: it's true. >> bob: the thing with angela davis, she never was arrested or convicted of anything. the shotgun was taken out of her house. >> greg: which she purchased. >> gregg:. >> bob:, no she did not purchase. >> greg: yes, she did. >> bob: she is a communist why everybody hates her. >> greg: i hated her because he is a criminal. >> bob: she never was convicted of any crime. >> greg: i think a juror became a lover and supporter. she bought the arms that were used. >> bob: let me ask you this. in this country, if we are found

the doj catch criminals or help hollywood? we ask this on gerriwillis.com. 100 percent said catch criminals. no one said hollywood because they don't need it. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for online question every weekday. that's just crazy. finally tonight, i want you last night, taking a cruise means risking disease and felt the conditions. more evidence of that theory today. the carnival fascination and failed in its health inspection. and according to reports the cdc found roaches and flies on the ship as well as dried food waste all over. that's not all. the polls were not chlorinated, let's around, knows these yield. the inspection came less than two weeks after the carnival triumph was stranded at sea for today's. the nearly 3,000 passengers on board were forced to endure awful conditions. that fascination and the triumph. the problem is the names are getting -- setting unrealistic expectations. they should be

this is hollywood. at the same time, if it said based on a true story, that's maybe where we lose our way. if he even said, roughly based upon a true story, i think it would be close to the truth. >> again, that was raj matthai reporting. former president jimmy carter got involved saying the canadians were 90% responsible for getting those americans out of iran. see more on this interview and other high-profile interviews on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com/theinterview. >>> meteorologist rob maeda here talking about, we seem to do this every weekend, here comes heat a few days down the road. >> this time it's going to stick around for a while. little mini heatwaves last a couple days and move on. we're going to see one that may go on throughout the seven-day forecast. tonight we're seeing almost a summer spread of microclimates around the bay area. 50s in san francisco. right now the fog is blowing in to san francisco. some mist on the camera lens. one thing high pressure is going to do is take the fo

hollywood and me. wait until you see, this the tip moments away. the tip of the day goes hollywood. but first, we would like to remind you that signed books make great fathers and mother's day gifts. get the orders to o'reilly.com now so i have plenty of time to sign them for you. the spin stops here pens and a lot of great stuff to give mom and dad so check it out on billoreilly.com. all the stuff i get goes to charity. know that. and i would like to say 99% of britains were appalled by those few celebrating the death of margaret thatcher. from luke murfitt. and from kathy. >> brian robins from florida. >> we will invite them, brian, but no way will they answer my questions. are you kidding me? come on. from alexandra, virginia. >> why didn't you say that? because i have no evidence to back that up, robert. that's why. apparently you were there the night of the altercation and know exactly what happened even before the case is tried so we will be contacting you so you can give us your eyewitness testimony. charlie from orlando, florida. >> molly hoover from pittsburgh, pennsylvania

i don't honestly believe that is hollywood. is the broadcast industry. it is what passes for journalism. amen, amen. lackis whole business of of capacity, willingness to to see the necessity and the power of coming together and compromising. it's critical to the next couple of years of our lives. the examples are easily available. i think that this film really is enjoyed -- has enjoyed greater success because it brings us together with the common humanity, a feeling of our common humanity, that whether you are black or white or muslim or not, christian, jew, you feel the same things when you witness what jackie robinson went through. tavis: that is why push back ever so gently and say that i agree wholeheartedly that might industry, the broadcast industry, has a long way to go to celebrate the humanity that rests in each of us. so is broadcast -- you did not say explicitly but i agree with your point. is our politics that are very divisive. being your point about long passed obama as a black president. there is a complexity of character that so often peo

this is not the first time that there has been pro-choice and the censorship in hollywood the remake of red dawn which was originally a cold war era a minstrel show against russians was supposed to show a chinese invasion of america this time however they have changed it to north koreans who can't even defeat the u.s. military in south korea let alone at an away game in the usa the thing that is interesting is not the censorship is the fact that they will censor movies for whoever's got a lot of cash is the big markets won't be offended but countries with small markets will this is a complete prostitute mentality show that love to any guy who's got bills in his palm you know i was always pretty sure there were a lot of prostitutes working in hollywood i didn't know they actually started making the movies but that's just my opinion. my. hubby up i. ok going to fuck all. right no way things are going to republican texas and be a whole lot better off for the state of texas texas has got its own like. has got all the oil and gas and everything it needs it's got all that and. everything i

it's a hollywood tale but it all started in berkeley. why the former ambassador to iran and a cal grad has an issue with ben affleck when it comes to the oscar winning movie "arg "argo." >>> i'm marianne favro. coming up, i'll tell you where you will find the most accidents in san jose. a closer look at the hot zones in a live report. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri live in petaluma where the butter and eggs day festival and parade is less than one day away. we'll tell you about a can't miss stop on your way this saturday. that plus the weather forecast that gets even better than what you're seeing right now. well tell you when 90 degree temperatures return. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered co

. >>> young hollywood gone wild. from justin bieber to lance bass. >>> good evening. this is "piers morgan live." got a lot to get to tonight, including north korea's ongoing nuclear threat. the white house says it would not be surprised to see pyongyang conduct a new missile test. i will ask the former senator george mitchell what it would take to calm things down. >>> we begin with the white house in hot water for of all things, a compliment. the president called california's attorney general last night to apologize for the uproar after he called her quote, by far the best-looking attorney general in the country. i should point out mr. obama also called kamala harris brilliant, dedicated and tough. but the good-looking comment is the one getting all the attention. so joining me now, jodi kantor, washington correspondent with the "new york times" and woman who literally wrote the book on the first couple. also jonathan chait, a writer for "new york" magazine. jodi, are you as offended as everybody else seems to be the president called an attorney general the best-loo

this is not the first time that there has been pro-choice and the censorship in hollywood the remake of red dawn which was originally a cold war era a minstrel show against russians was supposed to show a chinese invasion of america this time however they have changed it to north koreans who can't even defeat the us military in south korea let alone at an away game in the usa the thing that is interesting is not the censorship is the fact that they will censor movies for whoever's got a lot of cash big markets won't be offended but countries with small markets will this is a complete prostitute mentality show that love to any guy who's got bills in his palm you know i was always pretty sure there were a lot of prostitutes working in hollywood i didn't know they actually started making the movies but that's just my opinion. wealthy british style. mark. to go find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer. the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. lives with. the love. of. pete the street. was. loaded with lov

many of the hollywood conservatives today are libertarian, which is a good politics for hollywood because libertarians believe in individual freedom, but smaller government and less taxes, too. so anyway, i would say that the real story of "when hollywood was right" is in this period from, the 1940s, late 1940s up to 1980. but conservatives and republicans in hollywood still have a history of how they were able to regroup and have influenced on southern california's national politics. so there's history to be told, and maybe a history for those few republicans and conservatives in hollywood children. >> up an extra mesa, arizona, we sit down with boundary adams, in her book, "eisenhower's fine group of fellows," she examines eisenhower's use of civilians in helping craft foreign and domestic policy. >> what role do civilians play in domestic and international politics? >> well, for advising purposes for president, and important role. and i think that eisenhower, president eisenhower did an excellent job in utilizing the resources of civilians. the 1950s was a time of tremendous technical

i mean, hollywood was originally fairly left. although there was many people in the conservative side, like griffith did "the birth of a nation" but by the 1930s and '40s it was a left-leaning group making wonderful films, all the franc capper films, a lot of writers were communist and the writer of "mr. smith goes to washington," all these people were outed after -- in the late '40s. they were embarrassed by the credits they received in the '30s. there were committees set up in washington to drive all the so-called communist element out of hollywood. and the leaders of the studios were awful in their labor policies. walt disney, mayer, regarded as legends, they were horrible people, what they did to the workers of hollywood. actors and labor. and through the 1950s we went through heavy anti-communist film period, like 50 films were made ridiculing communism. the first film about the atomic bomb was called "the beginning or the end" i think it was called and it was started as an anti-bomb movie. by the time it got through truman

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is hollywood and -- the washington press corps. you know this is a little tilted to the left you know? >> michael: yeah. it's interesting to talk about this being -- it didn't -- it wasn't always hollywood that was involved. last saturday event it seemed that hollywood and the white house are closer than ever. take a listen to this. >> i needed somebody to dive in and really become barack obama, and as it turns out the answer was right in front of me all along. daniel day lewis. >> was i playing obama? yeah, i was. [ laughter ] >> michael: do you think that hollywood and the political worlds are now too close for comfort after leaving that dinner the other night? >> too close for comfort? well, it's not a surprise that president obama was heavily funded and heavily supported by hollywood, so i don't know that that's any big surprise there. do i think that the dinner itself -- you know it's one fun night. you know, and as another person said, you know, of all of the problems that washington, d.c. has as far as being dysfunctional, t

and hollywood. it is in response to a series of deaths in the gay community, seven in new york city and the saturday death of 33-year-old brett schaad of west hollywood. >> we cannot say at this point we have an outbreak in los angeles. but we know that this disease is serious. it's deadly. and that it can spread. >> shad had attended the white party, a gathering of thousands of gay friends in palm springs. doctors point out bacterial meningitis is not particular to the gay community. it can spread to anyone with or without sexual contact simply by coughing or sneezing. >> it's spread by respiratory droplets. which means that you can be sitting and talking to somebody for hours in close contact and not be intimate and still get the disease. having said that, it does not get transmitted with casual contact. >> reporter: the symptoms include a stiff neck, headaches and a sudden fever. meningitis can worsen quickly. officials are advising anyone with concerns to get vaccinated. leaders are urging l.a.