you know exactly what batman does. batman goes and gets ice cream. that's not what rabin with dave. everyone knows that's not what batman is. maybe superman goes and gets ice cream, but you know what batman does. communicator yours that are so well defined like that make the storytelling much easier is to write them because they're so perfectly defined. the reason the stories persist from batman is superman is because those scared yours, i may use that word on purpose. those aren't just stories about them. they are the stories device and will what to. they are what we all aspire to his people. that is why they are vital. as for the inspiration comes from. just trying to tell the bus during. [inaudible] >> sneak peeks in the audience. i love this. somebody like better, looking at sacajawea or lucille ball for the next one. show of hands. sacajawea, raise your hand. [inaudible] >> you're going to learn. if your parents don't buy it is though, they don't love you. okay now lucille ball? interesting. the one after that, chris the artists really wants to triennial armstrong. but we also

>> it's her boyfriend, batman. she's a narcissistic jerk, this guy, right? >> jon: batman? >> he has issues. i don't know if you know. he's an orphan. a real dark guy. really dark in his heart. that's the thing about him. he's really the dark knight or so i've heard. [laughter] >> jon: if you are a crime fighter and stand for you'll that is good in the world. >> sure. >> jon: why pick a bat? why transform into a vampire. why not pick somebody everybody loves, a beaver? >> i know a lot of guys that love beavers. >> jon: that is true. why i tell you why i was thinking of that. >> i don't know why you were thinking that, jon. >> jon: here is what is going to upset you when i was thinking of that animal. my kid is in third grade. >> your child made you think of a beaver? >> jon: they did a home with museum prongt leni lenape indians and you turned it into a vagina reference for beaver. >> you said vagina. i didn't say vagina. what are you talking about? i had no idea. >> jon: you said with it a knowing nod. >> you said that the native americans ate the beavers? is that what you

>> i think batman. the dark knight returns was incredibly controversial. the president really was ronald reagan, and there really was a cold war. and the sense that the government has broken down, and we must take to the streets and defending ourselves, and you could take that he is defending bernie gaetz. >> so the fourth alliteration of miss marvel, she's a pakistani american, and the first muslim to headline in comics, and are you suspecting a pushback when she debuts. >> i think anytime that you debut something new, there's the potential for pushbacks, but i've been overwhelmed by the response from fans since the announce many. there are already fans online, and t-shirts, and hash tags, and it has been really incredible. and this says to me that this is a character whose time has come, and that people do want to see characters out there that reflect the reality of a changing america, where there are more people from different background, you know, the year that my daughter was born was the first year that the majority of babies born in the united state

they were like, where do you think you fit in in the canon of batman? and morgan freeman kind of interrupted and he said, "i think will's batman is the best ever." and i said, thank you so much, morgan freeman. i will never forget you saying that. and i called him morgan freeman. and then i said, well, i'm so lucky to be able to work with him. he's so great. he's got such an iconic voice. he's so great. and he cut me off and he goes, would you like to hear me read something? [ laughter ] right away, of course i would. >> jimmy: that's the easy reader for you. he just wants to read -- did he read something? >> no. he didn't read anything. but you know -- >> jimmy: all i know is it's the worst imitation of morgan freeman i've ever heard. i think everybody does morgan freeman. and then hear you sound exactly like you when you do morgan freeman. [ laughter ] do a little more. >> what i was trying -- >> jimmy: do the shawshank speech. >> in any character i always try to have a bit of myself. >> jimmy: you do. >> and i think that's kind of a gateway for the a

oh, yeah, he was batman. he had batman and commissioner gordon right there together in one scene. >> yeah. the last commissioner and burton first batman. we had a brief moment. >> jimmy: the batman movies, the harry potter movies. maybe robocop will turn into a multifilm series. >> who know knows. i just finished "planet of the apes." >> jimmy: you're like king of the trilogies. >> i'm the franchise man. >> you really are. they come along and they really do multiply. i'm neck and neck -- no, i'm just ahead of mr. sam jackson who is also in the robocop movie. >> jimmy: you should haven't let him be in it. you'll never get ahead of him if you're in the same film together. >> no. now it's blan et, you see. i take the lead of the biggest grossing actor in cinema history. >> jimmy: oh, wow. that's pretty great. during the commercial break, you did a little bit of robert de niro. do a little bit of robert de niro for our audience here. >> you know. you know, jimmy, they asked me. they asked me to do the -- go over

. >> from batman to james bond, every good hero has a secret door. if you want one in real life, you have to speak to steve humble. we get him to make us the ultimate hideaway. >> it is a great package. talking about secret doors and the need for them, let's talk about the bank of england. as the governor presents his quarterly inflation report later today, everyone will be listening for an update on forward guidance. listening asl be well. he joins us for what we can expect. for guidance 2.0, are we stretching it a little bit too much? he is going to kind of finesse it a little bit, but nevertheless, the bored strokes of policy remain in place. >> expectations are high because six months after a landmark policy for the bank of england, they are now .1% away from the threshold they did not think they would hit until 2016. how are things going to change? there are so many options on the table. no one knows what they're going to do apart from the guys at the bank of england right now. you could redefine the thresholds. that is seen as unlikely. you cou

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whether it is superman or batman or spiderman, there is huge pop-culture value. that brings others into the market. maybe from around the world beenight not have interested in recollect holstein to this industry. >> the old comic books that you have gathering dust in the basement or attic could be worth something. >> they could. but, do some price checking. are thecs themselves trouble spots compared to this rare comic book art. and demand thing. there are some in a more comics better out there it in a market that is determined, i already have those comics. that is the bigger challenge. will dig outle di the old comic books elections and try to get top dollar for them only to find out that they are not is worth -- not worth as much as they thought. >> could it be a bad investment t? >> yes. there are some well told stories in the industry about some of the art that does not have the same kind of value that superman or batman or spiderman might have. there is one story of one investor who bought from the archie comic estate a lot of archie comic art in the hopes t

i call mid-friends, i'm batman! what are you going to play? batman! and you don't really consider the idea that, hey, i'm going to be in "ishtar!" you just didn't know it was going to be a disaster. so after that i realized i'm going to be held responsible not for what i'm doing in the movies anymore but for the movie itself because i was part of the reason films would be green lit. so the next -- so i took about a year off of doing movies while i did the show and the next three movies i did while i was doing the show were "o brother where art thou" "three kings" and "out of sight." >> so did "out of sight." >> rose: actually i'm thinking of that. that you have scene wither in the restaurant. >> and "o brother where art thou" changed my career. because that was the first time -- >> rose: shown some versatility? >> rose: you've known this guy almost as well as anybody. how are you seen him change? >> grayer. >> i don't think he has changed. >> rose: i mean what do people take on with success and choices they had qualities that are very attractive. and

they have not gone un islamic music because that's a voltage is that comes to batman. not enough to kill the pain continues as tough on drugs no laws affect patients. not sound like a kind of been so easy to say the key times of ecuador hits in the national park. after all it has small ski season one had to bring fines that can be found in the whole of north america but the discovery of oil put an abrupt end to that level before the oil drills meet in those present rafael correa off of the welcome deal to save this precious needs in a can of liquid gold was great at the start of course isn't quite that simple. it's clear this unique breed in august people on death threats. it's usually learning experience was happy on her undertakes a student of the ten coupons the key to people who believed in the years he moved to palm pre generations it's also home to the hungry when it tackles find it to be getting conned into humans and animals alike. ecuador's government plans to drill for oil here at the media to billion a year. in philosophy of the key to us progress means havi

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it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe

it's batman. this is my boyfriend. batman. >> i am batman. >> dean says "the lego movie" is one of the funniest animated movies in a long time -- taking a nice story of breaking free from conformity, with an almost simpsons-like blend of comedy and self-mockery. perfect for the kids, the adults will also love this dean's list "b." >> we have snow coming tomorrow. you might want to plan to go see that movie. windchill advisor 8 is here until 11:00 a.m.. here's the forecast. high temperature of 17. typically we should treat. we are sunny and dry today. increasing clouds. stay dry. overnight low 0. mars high temperature soars at 20. snow come saturday. we try out early sunday morning. >> a quick update on traffic. one item could cause some minor delays. central close from 65- 63. work on that still remain is there. at this point you have to skirt around that. everything else looks good. no big delays up there. no accidents to report. this is one of the first mornings with no issues. it's wide open and clear. all the roads

next, from batman to james bond. we will introduce you to the man whose business is building passageways. >> from batman to james bond. every superhero had a super door. for that, you will need to speak to steve. >> when i started this, there was nothing. it was a secret passageway and you could not get one. there was nobody anywhere. it was not like what i had seen in the movies. it was panic rooms. industryd that this has secret passageways and it is half of all movies. of a security. it is a panic room or a place where they store valuables. i do have ethical concerns. secret door that is so good that the cops will not find it everywhere -- ever? to convert it to secret switches. when i started this business, i talked to one of my professors and you are never going to do this. these are not mass producible products. they have to be a unique and custom one-of-a-kind project. it takes a great deal of time and attention to detail. myself somewhat of an artist. a huge project and a labor of love for me. i want to be su

as batman, too in the new lego movie. looking forward to that. >>> we have a special set, speaking of that. you're looking at the time-lapsed video our lego set created by lego, 30,000 pieces. 60 hours to design. 250 hours to build. voila. >> there it is. >> there it is. nice. >> who knew we were all training for that gig when we were 6? >> yeah, no kidding. >>> we'll also turn to more on philip seymour hoffman. he was one of hali wood's most talented actors. we'll go inside his battle with addiction. >> george said it best. somebody with so much to give lost too soon. >>> a young woman turning cyber hate, such an increasingly terrible thing to deal with, turning it on its head. fighting back online. using selfies to do it. >> looking forward to that. >>> everyone enjoying the super bowl ads last night. and here's one. radio shack going back to the '80s. one of the most memorable from last night. >> wait for it. there you go. >> i mean, that's incredible. >> there's a flashback. >> wow. >> i had an alf sighting. >> yeah,

a secret room where you can channel your inner batman. i am serious. how is this for a trap door? a beer fridge in the olympic village. we have plenty of beer but only one catch, you have to have a canadian passport. here is how the good folks actually built it. >> it is very simple. it is based spring loaded flap. there is a switch. this tells the computer, and i'm using this modified webcam. ♪ >> this is "lunch money," streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet in smartphone. i am adam johnson. in wildcard, a bad week for bitcoin got worse. the company says balances are safe and no funds were lost. it blamed programming issues and denied any service attacks but this follows a similar problem a few weeks ago that sent prices down 30%. what is going on with these exchanges? the "in the loop" team sat down with adam waters. >> this bug is more of an implementation issue. a lot of the businesses that operate with bitcoin have customized software. sometimes that does not flush out the specs and reference implementation. this is something that has existed since 2011. this issue we

a secret room where you can channel your inner batman. i am serious. how is this for a trap door? fridge in the olympic village. we have plenty of beer but only one catch, you have to have a canadian passport. here is how the good folks actually built it. >> it is very simple. flap.based ring loaded spring loaded flap. there is a switch. , and i'ms the computer using this modified webcam. ♪ ," this is "lunch money streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet in smartphone. i am adam johnson. in wild, at bad week for bitcoin got worse. the company says balances are safe and no funds were lost. andlamed programming issues denied any service attacks but this follows a similar problem a few weeks ago that sent prices down 30%. what is going on with these exchanges? loop" sat down with adam waters. is more of an implementation issue. a lot of the businesses that operate with bitcoin have ized software. sometimes that does not flush o specs and reference implementation. this is something that has existed since 2011. this issue we are talking about. it is now coming to ahead. they have

batman. >> who are you here to see? >> i am here to see your butt. first try. >> my fellow master holders. -- builders. >> what is happening? >> you are special. ♪ >> this is "lunch money." we are also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet and smartphone. i am adam johnson. the point is having a tough few days. last week the price drop -- dropped 30 minutes when -- 30% when they had to shut down for technical issues. as matt miller explains, this was the tip of the iceberg. >> russia came out to say it is basically illegal to use bitcoin. china has also had a war, regulatory war. here in new york we have a number of regulatory prosecutions going on. piratee the dreaded roberts gained held in new york awaiting trial for the silk road operations. on -- in miami they have the first case against people using bitcoin for money laundering. >> over the weekend apple disabled the popular app. , and i am is brent here to destroy my phone five. -- my iphone 5. ♪ >> the block chain ceo shares his reaction. >> i think it is important to recognize the

he is basically this very selfish, jerky version of batman. and it is geared toward teenagers and adults, so it is very funny. and of course they have incredible brand awareness in asia, europe, all across the world. >> what do you know about the way revenue and profit are being distributed between warner and lego? >> basically lego kept all the merchandising rights to the movie. but essentially they licensed out the name -- >> so the upside flows mainly to warner. >> yeah, i think a lot of it. and again, it took them a huge amount -- sort of the romancing of lego took a really long time. i talked to the director -- producer of the movie, dan lin, and he wanted to have legoland, he went to the lego factory, he went to the lego museum, everything, basically, they went to lego competitions, i mean, they did everything basically to convince lego that they were immersed in the culture and they would be good stewards of the lego name. and i think both sides are pretty happy with it. >> lego is still owned by the family, the original founder, -- wel

the upcoming superman versus batman film has raised eyebrows like an eyebrow raising farm. the casting of ben affleck as batman and now dorks have something to obsess over that a guy who plays nerdy characters will be portraying the man of steel's nemesis. andy, i go to you first. you are the king of dorks, nerds, losers, maybe. what is your take on the casting? >> bravo. i say bravo. he proved he can play a megla-maniac in "the social network" and he has been generally good in everything he has done. we don't know who this luther will be. a scientist, businessman? we don't know, greg. we just don't know. but either way luther is not super power. he is just super smart. eisenberg is good at playing people who are a little off. >> i am going on dennis rodman. i am big on rodman and he has done wonderful work with television. >> no, i got this. i got this! to me, i am not in casting casting and never will be. >> good qhois. good choice. i thought you would go with michael sara. >> i could have gone with that. i think he lives behind me. i have seen him on his bicycle. >> it i

he is basically this very selfish, jerky version of batman. and it is geared toward teenagers and adults, so it is very funny. and of course they have incredible brand awareness in asia, europe, all across the world. >> what do you know about the way revenue and profit are being distributed between warner and lego? >> basically lego kept all the merchandising rights to the movie. but essentially they licensed out the name -- >> so the upside flows mainly to warner. wife yeah, i think a lot of it. and again, it took them a huge amount -- sort of the romancing of lego took a really long time. i talked to the director, producer of the movie, and he wanted to have legoland, he went to the lego factory, he went to the lego museum, everything, basically, they went to lego competitions, i mean, they did everything basically to burden -- to convince lego that they were immersed in the culture and they would be good stewards of the lego name. arei think both sides pretty happy with it. >> lego is still owned by the family, the original founder, -- well

i am going to be batman. [laughter] you do not really consider i am going to be -- [laughter] you did not know it will be this type of disaster. after that, i relied i will be held responsible not only for what i am doing in movies but the movie itself. i was part of reason. the next -- i said -- i took about a year off of movies. the next movie i did, "three kings." >> "three kings" got a lot of attention. i think about out of sight. >> "oh brother, where art thou," really change my life. i showed versatility. >> let's talk about politics. sudan. >> it is tricky. we are going to try to step it up to infrared so busy stuff at night. so we can see stuff at night. we know it is a fairly effective. at night or during cloud cover. a big issue now is in south sudan, both sides including the side elected, are acting in a pretty bad way. our job is to make sure and whether doing it, that we gather imagery from both sides and make sure we put it on both sides responsible. not just one. not to just one you perceived b

i am going to be batman. [laughter] i amo not really consider going to be -- [laughter] know it will be this type of disaster. after that, i relied i will be held responsible not only for what i am doing in movies but the movie itself. i was part of reason. said -- i took about a year off of movies. "threet removes i did, kings." ngs" got a lot of attention. i think about out of sight. brother, where art thou," really change my life. i showed versatility. >> let's talk about politics. sudan. >> it is tricky. we are going to try to step it up to infrared so busy stuff at night. so we can see stuff at night. we know it is a fairly effective. at night or during cloud cover. a big issue now is in south sudan, both sides including the in aelected, are acting pretty bad way. our job is to make sure and whether doing it, that we gather imagery from both sides and make sure we put it on both sides responsible. not just one. not to just one you perceived be the bad guys. it is tricky right now. very complicated times.

>> i would say i would be batman, but i'm getting older, and i would be better as the toad. >> the female version of the green arrow, the environmentalist. >> we'll calleer arrowette. >> from your local newspaper comics, part of our global culture, the first comic super heroes. they stepped onto the scene in the first african-american, welcome to "the stream", and bax, who are the biggest users of comic books? >> when i first started going in the 80s, everybody looked like kevin smith. and i would say gender wise, it's equal. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matte

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it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe [gavel] >> good afternoon, welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, february 4, 2014. madam clerk, could you call the roll? >> yes. [speaker not understood]. campos present. president chiu? chiu present. supervisor cohen? cohen not

it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe >> everybody to the world and enter galactic rocket i'm joel we have the great honor and pleasure of ownership this building but having haley here we love you guys focused on digital health this is your grand opening. so we've getting got a set period of time

>> i would say i would be batman, but i'm getting older, and i would be better as the toad. >> the female version of the green arrow, the environmentalist. >> we'll calleer arrowette. >> from your local newspaper comics, part of our global culture, the first comic super heroes. they stepped onto the scene in the first african-american, welcome to "the stream", and bax, who are the biggest users of comic books? >> when i first started going in the 80s, everybody looked like kevin smith. and i would say gender wise, it's equal. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america brings you conversations you won't find anywhere else... >> your'e listening because you wanna see what happen... >> get your damn education... >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> oh my... >> welcome back, we're joined by robert wimberly. and ron, welcome to the show. >> hey, what's happening? >> we're just wondering here, are comics actually leading the divertty? >> i wouldn't say comics are leading the way. comics in some ways appear to be further along than other media. just because it's a diy people. so an

. >> it looks like the batman car. >> it looks like the batman car. the cith a mardi-gras themed party to celebrate it's 177-th birthday! the party will take place on tuesday march 4th from 11 a-m to 7 p-m at daily plaza. several food trucks will sell food for both lunch and dinner. and there will be a live d-j. a few stories trending. we know the wife of the mexican drug kingpin, a former beauty queen was with her husband when he was captured in a condominium on saturday. they met when she was just 17 in a raid beauty pageant so she could win. she is reported to be the daughter of his top lieutenant. he may be tried here in chicago. the mayor says chicago will be ready if it happens. >> the new galaxy s five will be a five. it looked similar on the teleprompter. it will be in stores starting in april. the newer model is similar to last year's best 4 but with a bigger screen, a heart rate sensor and a fingerprint scanner. also is 16 mega pixel cameras. it has a better battery life than the previous model. >>the hennessey venom g-t has claimed the titl

it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severeadj. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello and welcome to this presentation. i'm san francisco purrs since that time we've helped people clean up their criminal records. we created this to help you understand how this worked. we'll plan or explain all the steps. after watching

it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe >> good afternoon, everybody let me please call this meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission at the 1:40 p.m. sfgovtv requires you to speak into the microphone otherwise the public can't hear our discussion. call roll >> commissioner president

batman, robin and boom guy. who has a comment? sharon? >> in your book, you talk about the importance of america maintaining the values that she had when it was founded. and there were four of those according to your book. can you talk a bit about those four. >> sure. we outline in volume one, sharon asked if you didn't here it, we talked about the four pillars of america exceptionalism. we came up with three things that defined america, but looking back we refined that and thought we didn't quite hit it. so we identified four pillars of. first is a pre-dominantly christian become -- background. that is where we started. it wasn't a buddhist nation. the documents were drafted with that in mind. and second factor, and i think important one and overlooked, common law. common law comes out of germany. spreads to england. somewhat disappears in germany and england. but gets to america. and that is law is put into the hearts of people can it bubbles up and they elect leaders to enforce the law they know. the divine right of kings, which is now

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. >> and heath ledger, for his amazing performance as "the j e jok joker" in "batman: the dark knight". >> he was going into the pot. to tell us all about this, we have matt biano. why burn it? why not take it home? >> a tradition to pass along. they didn't want it. we're, like, well, let's come up with an interesting way to get rid of it. >> why did they not want it? who wouldn't want that? >> for religious reasons, i believe some of the people who came in were reservists and some are mormon. i have nothing against them, but they weren't into that type of stuff. >> describe the pages by the end of this. were they ripped, torn? >> it was a while ago, so i can't recall. >> was there one magazine in particular that you were especially sad to burn on this sad day? >> i'm not going to comment on that one. >> and heath ledger for his amazing performance as the joker. >> you have a wife or girlfriend? what is she thinking and what about the o >> my fiancee thinks it is hysterical. everybody has been a good sport about it. >> you know why they like it? because you burned all of it. >> i'm su

. >> and heath ledger, for his amazing performance as "the j e jok joker" in "batman: the dark knight". >> he was going into the pot. to tell us all about this, we have matt biano. why burn it? why not take it home? >> a tradition to pass along. they didn't want it. we're, like, well, let's come up with an interesting way to get rid of it. >> why did they not want it? who wouldn't want that? >> for religious reasons, i believe some of the people who came in were reservists and some are mormon. i have nothing against them, but they weren't into that type of stuff. >> describe the pages by the end of this. were they ripped, torn? >> it was a while ago, so i can't recall. >> was there one magazine in particular that you were especially sad to burn on this sad day? >> i'm not going to comment on that one. >> and heath ledger for his amazing performance as the joker. >> you have a wife or girlfriend? what is she thinking and what about the other guys? >> my fiancee thinks it is hysterical. everybody has been a good sport about it. >> you know why they like it? because you burned all of it.

christian bale has done it with "batman." he's made it. could have made it on talent alone. carey bardon cast him in "american psycho." >> hey, paul. >> he scared me in the audition. one of the audition scenes was the one where he chops up jared leto's character in the film. and he scared me. it was like -- and he's that actor. >> reporter: so even though in a leaked recording from the set of "terminator salvation" he dropped the f bomb 39 times in a four-minute rant at a member of the crew. [ bleep ] you're amateur. >> reporter: he later apologized and we forgave him because he's just so darn good. but we all remember that russell crowe threw a phone at a hotel concierge and -- >> his position at the sort of top of the hollywood heap did get diminished. >> reporter: despite the fact that he did apologize. similarly the seldom smiling but utterly magnetic kristen stewart, she was tipped after "twilight" as the next big thing. >> kristen stewart is in an interesting place. she made "snow white and the huntsman," and that did really well. and then the sort of scandal broke. >>

it's basically robin to russia's batman. and the challenge here, the challenge here is to try to attract it to the west, to get it to flip sides. >> so the rebels in the streets what are they fighting for. >> they're fighting for a better future. >> stephen: that sounds leak a political speech, what really -- >> countries have to develop over time. and ukraine basically after the end of the soviet union faced two tracks, it could stay as a stagnant, corrupt, authoritarian country tied to russia or it could essentially join the west. it commod earnize, liberalize, become a democracy. at the last minute when it looked like it was going to trade up permits, abusive relationship with its boyfriend from the hood to a nice upie-- . >> stephen: you're not loading these choices in anyway whatsoever. >> it's actually truth. when it looked like it would trade up to a better environment, at the last minute putin offered a bribe. >> stephen: how much. >> $15 billion. >> stephen: that's a lot of cash. >> that's a lot of cash. and the pre