and christian brando, marlon bra brando's son. who became irate after learning he wasn't the father of bonnie's new baby, rosie. then there was a long list of men bonnie had scammed in years past. the police zero in immediately on robert blake. >> then suddenly word spread that something was happening and he was going to be charged. and the police called a press conference. i was there. >> this morning detectives secured arrest warrants for robert blake. >> and i raised my hand, and i said, "who was the shooter?" >> who do you believe was the shooter? >> and he said, without missing a beat -- nnle >> they announced to the world they were going to hidden hills to arrest me and there were thousands of people around. >> you're looking at a live picture there. >> they're coming to arrest him. >> there were, reporters galore. cameras galore. >> that would be mr. blake being loaded into the car right now. >> he was booked on two counts of soliciting murder and murder with special circumstances. >> the lapd had been blamed by many people

>> brando iconicised the t-shirt. >> brando starts wearing this t-shirt in public and the sales skyrocketed. >> he made it okay to wear a t-shirt as a top. it wasn't underwear anymore. >> there was a freedom that was coming out in fashion at that point in time that was more individual. it became much more about, you know, what their image was when they walked out on the street. >> brando. his clothes seemed effortless. ♪ ♪ >> i think it's interesting that the three iconic male sex objects of the 1950s marlon brando, james dean and elvis presley are very similar on one level in that they're all rebels. they're all defiant of social norms. they dressed to confront their hostile, aggressive, but they also had this vulnerability, this real feeling of needing to be taken care of. there's that softness within the gruff exterior that helped define how we saw masculinity going forward. and i do think that these three characters in the 1950s set that trend that has really gone on ever since. ♪ >> in the '40s america had an inferiority complex about their style. >> what is so hugely important a

>> brando iconicized the tee shirt. >> brando starts wearing this white tee shirt in public and the sales of men's tee shirts skyrocketed at that point. >> he made it okay to wear a tee shirt as a top. it wasn't underwear anymore. >> there was a freedom that was coming out in fashion at that point in time that was more individual. it became of more about, you know, what their image was when they walked out on the street. >> brando, his clothes seemed effortless. ♪ >>> i think it is interesting that the three iconic male section objects of the 1950s, marlon brando, james dean and elvis presley, are very similar on one level, in that they're all rebels. they're all defiant to social norms. they dress to confront, they're hostile, aggressive, but they also have this vulnerability, this real feeling of needing to be taken care of. there's that softness within the gruff exterior. that helped define how we saw masculinity going forward. i do think these three characters in the 1950s set that trend that has really gone on ever since. >> in the '40s america had an inferiority complex about thei

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. >> and brando came and was rebelling against the 1950s. he was fortunate that he had two roles at the start of his career to allow him to be who he was, so we see him in a "streetcar named desire," and then in "the wild one," and that's where the young woman says to brando, what are you rebelling against? he says, what do you got? >> brando iconized the t-shirt. >> he starts to wear the white t-shirt in public and the sales skyrocket. >> he made it okay to wear a t-shirt as a top and it was not underwear anywhere. >> it became much more about what their image was when they walked out on the street. >> brando, his clothes seemed effortless. >> i think it's interesting that the three iconic male sex objects of the 1950s, brando, james dean and elvis presley are similar on one level, in that they are all rebels and all defiant of social norms, and they also have a vulnerability, a real feeling of needing to be taken care of. there's that softness within the gruff exterior. that helped define how we saw masculinity going forward. i think the t

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going took over at the helm of embattled brando and oversaw a cost cutting program that turned the company's fortunes around a few years later he performed a similar feat at nist sun when it entered an alliance with brando mitsubishi later joined the red only sun alliance and the group became the biggest carmaker in the world if found guilty goan could face years in jail. well you all know her the saying it's a man's world and when it comes to the gaming industry that is certainly true only about a quarter of people working there are women and most of them in marketing and to graphic design programming and game design for men but every rule there is an exception so i meet linda cause a female game designer. linda cruz is going back in time to ancient rome through the use of her phone she's testing a new app that shows what things may have looked like here two thousand years ago when the german city of cologne was the roman settlement of colonia the app aims to bring ancient times back to life and young people back into museums. songs the opportunity to expand everything you see in a museum o

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that group of well you know banjo brando now somebody skill to sign some but i was still in school but that's about it i guess. but i've been up. on a day or dinner in you near winging it. and of what where there are wars that only . yangon anywhere. at any area nice young boy in missouri. whose. cool. as they they are. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short personal stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. al-jazeera selects. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get. business updates rolled to you by qatar airways going places together. the frustration. this is al jazeera. hello i'm so this is the news. coming up in the next sixty minutes is this cease fire in yemen's port city of data might be on the verge of collapse as agencies warn of a humanitarian catastrophe. and the demands the u.s. stops cracking down on chinese companies up to criminal charges to file.

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police force can't claim to hold an issue because obama doesn't want to open a managed bank distributing brando detective stastny crime scene genotyping searching for the initial post explaining most don't reckon with him detective superintendent cost cannot. be devolution noises firings of procedures and establishes an extensive record system like the foundations for modern police force cuz i would deny janet much was doing back then was basically the same as today's culture was an attempt to blame metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on t.w. . place. seven months after the u.s. president's historic meeting with north korea's leader in singapore the white house has confirmed there will be a second summit next month donald trump and kim jong un will meet to discuss pyongyang steamy claire i say she and the announcement follows a meeting in washington between trump and the talk north korean general. also in the u.s. lawmaker.

gigs in the states and millions of fans online milky chance if brando electro focus proved to be a world beater german music's dynamic duo now on pop export. where ever they go milky chance to get a sensational reception thanks to their engaging mix of folk and electro and there are centered on stage presence. the duo recalled their meteoric rise. we just finished high school written a few songs we had time on our hands and no idea what to do with ourselves. so we locked ourselves in my parents' home and recorded an album. and one guitar a laptop and an interface. to put it on you tube and we were off. for her. that made it all happen stolen down in twenty thirteen they uploaded the song to you tube and immediately won over hearts across the globe. they put their first album together here in clements in a bines room at his parents' place sad necessary it was a top twenty hit in germany. their studio set up might have changed since but. where they work has not. i think up a song and then i want to phillip proud of myself that started off got a new song. let me come up with a beat and try

the boardroom revolt to sound the knives were out he is thought to have wanted a merger between brando and this that the executives of miss and were resistant to that so there is the possible fallout for diplomatic relations between france and also japan but also here in japan itself there is the the wider issue of just corporate governance here japanese companies are often criticized for being hierarchical being dominated by middle aged men not transparent enough and according to critics of japanese business this is yet again another example of that richelle all right rob. thank you. when you were head of the news our. military coup attempt fails and go bomb with two of the suspect the plotters killed and five others arrested. band in rwanda could be dangerous for customers. and sport a winning start for one of the favorites of football's. president ratchet type erdogan has praised donald trump's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria in an opinion piece in the new york times said the pullout must be done carefully he says only turkey can provide the leadership in the region to c

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marlon brando would punch him in the face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not too shabby. i want to show a clip from "crashing." here, take a look at this. >> you've got like a sitcom idea. he wants to do a sitcom. >> i do -- well yeah. that's true. so, it's not just standup, it's like what you did, i want to -- i have an idea about a guy who he's fed up with the public schools, right? and, so, he pulls his kids out and he starts teaching them in his garage. and then, word gets out, because he's good at it. he's good at it. so other kids start coming and it's called holmes school. >> his last name is holmes. >> pete holmes. i call it holmes school. >> so it's a guy who lures kids into his garage. isn't that a "dateline" episode? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: judd apatow, ev aybody. [ chee applause ] the third season of "crashing" premieres this sunday at 10:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back with a a performance fromcoo. on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when you shop with us, you know how to score. but did you know you could be saving even more? with the tjx rewards credit c

marlon brando would punch him in the face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not too shabby. i want to show a clip from "crashing." here, take a look at this. >> you've got like a sitcom idea. he wants to do a sitcom. >> i do -- well yeah. that's true. so, it's not just standup, it's like what you did, i want to -- i have an idea about a guy who he's fed up with the public schools, right? and, so, he pulls his kids out and he starts teaching them in his garage. and then, word gets out, because he's good at it. he's good at it. so other kids start coming and it's called holmes school. >> his last name is holmes. >> pete holmes. i call it holmes school. >> so it's a guy who lures kids into his garage. isn't that a "dateline" episode? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: judd apatow, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] the third season of "crashing" premieres this sunday at 10:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back with a a performance from mo. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: performing "blur" from her album "forever neverland," give it up for mo! [

they've got marlon brando. there's brigitte bardot. even the great muhammad ali. i was coming to the phoenicia since the beginning. we used to do fashion shows here, and this is a very special hotel. mona ross is an international model who was based in beirut before the war. wow. mona ross, take a seat. now she is a permanent resident of the hotel. it's part of my life. i consider i'm a part of the columns of the phoenicia. you are part of the furniture. part of the furniture! part of the fabric of the whole hotel! when the war came, the hotel became a battle ground, a key strategic point because of its size and downtown location. i was passing by next to the phoenicia when it was destroyed. and i saw a little hibiscus plant with little red flowers on it, and i was so touched by this. i couldn't believe my eyes, why this plant was alive in front of this hotel that was dead. today, a generation of young lebanese are determined to shake the dust and debris from the city's reputation. and it's the nightlife that's really putting beirut back on the map. the music hall

and -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you did brando on "snl"? yes? >> yeah, y did. >> seth. >> "jeopardy." >> seth: oh, right. >> "celebrity jeopardy." >> seth: "celebrity jeopardy." yeah. >> with tula ferguson. hter and applause ] this is very elsiting. you're-- danny mcbride is not just one of my favorite actors, t he's a fantastic writer as well. >> writes, produces, directs.it >> seth: doell. >> yeah. >> seth: and you're doing an hbo show with him where you play a televangelist. >> yeah. called "the righteous gemstones." >> seth: "the righteous gemstones." has that been a fantastic experience so far? we shot the pilot. it was an hour. yeah. 'cause we're going back to do od half-hour ep. and we had so much fun. >> seth: that's great. >>obody wanted to leave. yeah. >> seth: and he plays your son in that? >> yeah. one of. >> seth: perfect. >> yeah. >> seth: that's great. then you were -- i know you are also in london doing a netflix show. >> yeah. >> sh: did you enjoy being i london? >> i love being in london. it's --h: >> sad you ever spent time th

and -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you did brando on "snl"? yes? >> yeah, i did. >> seth: yeah. >> "jeopardy." >> seth: oh, right. >> "celebrity jeopardy." >> seth: "celebrity jeopardy." yeah. >> with turd ferguson. [ laughter and applause ] this is very exciting. you're also -- danny mcbride is not just one of my favorite actors, but he's a fantastic writer as well. >> writes, produces, directs. >> seth: does it all. >> yeah. >> seth: and you're doing an hbo show with him where you play a televangelist. >> yeah. called "the righteous gemstones." >> seth: "the righteous gemstones." has that been a fantastic experience so far? >> we shot the pilot. it was an hour. yeah. 'cause we're going back to do half-hour episodes. and we had so much fun. >> seth: that's great. >> nobody wanted to leave. yeah. >> seth: and he plays your son in that? >> yeah. one of. >> seth: perfect. >> yeah. >> seth: that's great. then you were -- i know you are also in london doing a netflix show. >> yeah. >> seth: did you enjoy being in london? >> i love being in london. it's

around a few years later he performed a similar feast at nist sun when it entered an alliance with brando mitsubishi later joined the red onis an alliance and the group became the biggest car maker in the world if found guilty go on could face years in jail christmases come again for those living along the dutch coast toys furniture and t.v.'s have been washing up on beaches after a cargo ship lost a heap of its contents holding dangerous goods. as almost four hundred metres long the m.s.c. zoe is one of the biggest cargo ships in the world this footage from the dutch coast guard shows containers becoming dislodged before tumbling into the sea two hundred seventy of the nineteen thousand containers the vessel had been carrying fell overboard. over the years the size of cargo ships and their capacity has increased significantly when accidents happen the containers often end up washed ashore that was the case for the cargo on board the m.s.c. though it too some twenty containers have so far been washed up on dutch and german shores three of the containers lost by the m.s.c. though we are sa

floor some can't claim to be a blemish because obama is going to dublin manisha tank issue here to brando detectives just such a crime scene jeff thomason. display most don't reckon with the. detective superintendent const cannot going to live aleutian eyes his feelings of procedures and just study shows and extensive records system like the foundations for modern loose winters i would imagine it's was doing back in the first basically the same as today mulder was and that's going to claim a trouble as of crime. starts january twenty ninth squints on t.w. . play. in poland much. more which will be laid to rest later today the fifty three year old was stuck to death elliott this week on friday dozens accompanied his coffin to its final resting place known for his liberal stance some see to lead us deaf as a blow to the country's openness and tolerance.

told the post first the beat claim it was all it's on top of a magic shop and issue here to brando take two steps to the crime scene the thing is i'm sure the boys don't reckon with the lead detective superintendent just cannot the baluch annoys his feelings of procedures and establish has an extensive record system the flame the foundations the mosques just wanted to dance was doing back then was basically the same as today as the following metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth snowing t w. e the reunion some get. the issues above his first bad. beat is above the blame the be m.t.v. presumably and show some respect blame the first place blame players use the shoulder yeah bristol play the bowling the best player in the above place. but love and respect the boro. player. president donald trump has vowed to update u.s. missile defenses. seems to counter evolving threats he said the strategy would help deter hostile states such as iraq u.s. defense ministry officials have long warned about advancements in hypersonic and cruise missiles being made by russia and china. president

chokehold the police force me to be longish because obama is going to topple a mannish and disappear to brando detective suggests crime seems tonicization for mr bush gets played the most don't reckon with him detective superintendent pounced cannot. be revolutionised these forums are procedures and establishes an extensive record system laying the foundations for modern police work i want to deny janet's was doing back then was basically the same as today's co-sponsors and that's how it played metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth spoke on t.w. . player. played. us president donald trump estimates military transport your house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi for an overseas trip he wants to keep her at home citing the government shutdown trumps move is being seen as a tit for tat response to these co for him to postpone the state of the union address over security concerns due to the shutdown in. a car bomb has exploded outside a colombian police academy in bogota killing at least ten people.

think i think we're finally there i big we've achieved full idiocracy singularity you know you say brando i say round up what's the difference. we have to go to a quick break but i'm always talking with my life just calmly go to restack course i come to talk to you yes. the right location but the one who will be able through. a useful rule. between do not use the stuff. thank. you so. i. thought that. thank you. welcome back it's more important now than ever to reduce u.s. carbon pollution one way to do that is to switch to electric vehicles or as the cool kids call them according to a new report from deloitte soon electric cars will be as cheap as gas guzzlers in three years however there is evidence that if you try to buy an electric car at your local dealership you may hit a few road blocks for more on this we go to our energy efficient correspondent natalie miguel. these dealerships are giving people who actually want electric cars a hard time to come on really even these are a new frontier for them and you're expecting too much too fast think of these dealers as grandparents they wan

this mission to the song that saved her life we will meet that survivor as brando as a teenager she was forced to sing for the non seems now she sings for high school students in a history lesson they'll never forget. i'm sara kelley welcome to the program there is a potential new standoff brewing between britain and the e.u. where. british lawmakers last night voted to reopen talks on the brags that agreement they've given prime ministers to rescind may a mandate to renegotiate the so-called irish backstop that's the plan to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland but it's not clear what she can actually achieve because the e.u. insists that provision cannot be changed. in a surprise move to find agreements already made with the e.u. british lawmakers gave the prime minister a mandate to go back to the negotiating table parliamentarians narrowly passed a government backed amendment to change the irish back stop it buys may some time but the challenges remain clear there is limited appetite for such a change in the negotiating it will not be. closing con

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go on talk over at the helm of embattled brando and oversaw a cost cutting program that turned the company's fortunes around a few years later he performed a similar feast at nist sun when it entered an alliance with. mitsubishi later joined the red only sun alliance and the group became the biggest carmaker in the world if found guilty goan could face years in jail. the gaming industry is dominated by men especially when it comes to programming and to design a study shows that only about a quarter of people working in the sector a women but that could soon change one woman entrepreneur who's convinced the game industry is ideally suited for women. linda cruz is going back in time to ancient rome through the use of her phone she's testing a new app that shows what things may have looked like here two thousand years ago when the german city of cologne was the roman settlement of colonia the app aims to bring ancient times back to life and young people back into museums consumers hold the songs it's the opportunity to expand everything you see in a museum digitally. museum only has limited spa

. >> estoy tranquilo es brando que la dirÉ viva -- directiva tome la mejor decisiÓn. estoy muy contento y esperar. ♪ >> 18 aÑos y un futuro brillante. no te pierdas el arranque de monarcas frente a los diablos rojos del torneo de apertura. por otra parte el peta campeÓn de la mls ya tiene a su nuevo entrenador, se trata del ex estratega argentino que viene en camino hacia los Ángeles y esto declarÓ antes de partir. >> tenemos varios nombres tenemos un buen plantel, la verdad que tengo mucha expectativa. >> guillermo, cambiemos de tema y es que el chelsea ha concretado a christian, lo que convierte al jugador en la recepciÓn mÁs alta para un jugador de la concacaf en europa. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>a continuaciÓn, les vamos a compartir la invitaciÓn de la estrella de los golden state. anunciÓ esto en su venta de instagram al cumplir 10 aÑos diciendo que iban a regalar boletos para un evento. >> hoy la tienda estÁ ubicada sobre la calle novena y estaba cerrada. >> llegamos al final. adriana: miÉrcoles 2 de enero y estas son

the more humane way with me to put those children in jail together with their parents or perhaps to brando's parents a waiver from prosecution simply because they happen to be parents both countries of the right to have their own migration policies but to make policy is need also to respect human rights migration policies in the management of borders needs also to be protective sensitive namely respecting international refugee law i myself am against the nation of someone just because someone entered. illegally in the country you see refugees there's no other chance to escape but to cross the border that that not in a legal way so i'm not in favor of the policy of the minimization but as i said i recognize countries have the right to define their own migration policies what is important is that they do it in respect to human rights to human dignity because migrants and also human beings that need to be can see that and respect its absolute inherent all do our best for our children but i think it i mean i don't represent fox news here but i think it is important to recognize that they are not

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those children in jail together with their parents or perhaps to brando's parents and waiver from prosecution simply because they happen to be parents both countries of the right to have their own migration policies but to make addition policies need also to respect human rights migration policies in the management of borders needs also to be protective sensitive namely respecting international refugee law i myself am against the nation. of someone just because someone entered. illegally in the country you see refugees there's no other chance to escape but to cross the border that that is not in a legal way so i'm not in favor of the policy of our three minimization but as i said i recognize countries have the right to define their own migration policies what is important is that they do it in respect to human rights to human dignity because migrants and also human beings that need to be can see that and respect its absolute inherent all do our best for our children but i think i mean i don't represent fox news here but i think it is important to recognize that they are not talking about the

the more humane way with me to put those children in jail together with their parents or perhaps to brando's parents and waver from prosecution simply because they happen to be parents both countries of the right to have their own migration policy that's migration policy is need also to respect human rights migration policies in the management of borders needs also to be protective sensitive namely respecting international refugee law i myself am against the nation of someone just because someone. not legally in the country you see refugees is no other chance to escape but to cross the border that that not in a legal way so i'm not in favor of a policy of minimization but as i said i recognize countries have the right to define their own migration policies what is important is that they do it in respect to human rights to human dignity because migrants are also human beings that need to be can see that and respect it's absolute and we would all do our best for our children but i think it i mean i don't represent fox news here but i think it is important to recognize that they are not talking

the more humane way with me to put those children in jail together with their parents or perhaps to brando's parents and waiver from prosecution simply because they happen to be parents the countries of the right to have their own migration policies but to make additional policies need also to respect human rights migration policies in the management of borders needs also to be protective sensitive namely respecting international refugee law i myself am against the nation of someone just because someone. not legally in the country you see refugees is no other chance to escape but to cross the border that that not in a legal way so i'm not in favor of the policy of the minimization but as i said i recognize countries have the right to define their own migration policies what is important is that they do it in respect to human rights to human dignity because migrants and also human beings that need to be can see that and respect it's absolutely and we would all do our best for our children but i think it i mean i don't represent fox news here but i think it is important to recognize that they

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its production mechanic has a new calling a collaborative robot kobach as it's called it's taken over brando's work on the assembly line in contrast to other industrial robots. to safely interact with humans in the workplace they're equipped with sensors that react to humans. and that's led by woman just as it was a weird feeling at first but by now it seems totally normal for us we work hand in hand some of the tasks we have to do were not so great economically speaking. and the robot can take over those and relieve us physically. exhausted doing stuff like i don't have more time to do maintenance items to monitor the quality better my so it's very useful for me it's a hobby it's a. flexible easy to program and you can carry out a wide variety of tasks they're an important part of the current technological trend known as industry four point zero. the top line and be we found a way to use the modern technologies from industry four point zero and intelligently connect them with humans. for a quantum leap in productivity like. the new workflows of increased output industry four point zero stands

inspector we've collected one subsample out of fifteen brando boxes and now i'm in the process of bagging them up. put them in coolers. and ship it to the lab a computer system red flags imports believed to pose the greatest risk based on country of origin and the company's past history of violations seafood by nature is a high risk commodity done so lease has inspections at the ports of los angeles so there are many boxes here and there or pots full what percentage of the song gets chosen to be taken to the lab so f.d.a. reviews all electronic transmissions and we utilize things like foreign inspection domestic inspection whether it was sampled and another for all that information's gather within the predict application and then that shipment will be given a risk or the higher the risk or the more chances one of these officers will sample that much at. once the f.d.a. inspectors have picked some close friends specks it is sent to an f.d.a. lab like this one and find california. you may see it for him maybe i'm looking for all. who i can imagine. that the shrimp is mixed with a chemical s

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marlon brando. >> stephen: sure. >> and robert duvall, gene hackman and pacino. pacino had a great run going when i was in college learning this stuff, and i idolized him. and one night a friend of mine and i went to see "godfather ii." and when we got home, "let's call al pacino." "yeah, we're acting students. he'll talk to us. it will be cool." he had an unlisted number. i didn't think of that. >> stephen: what was the attempt? how did you start? >> "i'm an acting student from springfield, missouri." >> stephen: you were going to call him fr springfield, missouri, to where, new york? >> new york. 212 area code. >> stephen: you started 212. >> 212-5551212. >> stephen: oh, information. >> that was the callback plan, just start making up numbers. >> stephen: try 1-800-al-pacino. i don't associate you with doing a lot of political things, but this summer you cut a commercial in opposition to missouri becoming a right to work todaystate. >> yeah. >> stephen: right to work states, for people who don't know, basically is a way to kill a union, essentially. >> yeah. >>

>> with hot marlon brando, not like apocalypse now marlon brando. she hooked up with i think it was on the waterfront marlon brando. she and carol matheeu got it first and then set it up for my mom. as my mom left in the car, he put his hand on the car and pressed his face on the door and said, you have japanese skin. i don't know what that means but -- >> there you go. thank you very much, faye. >> my pleasure. >> thanks for coming. can't wait to see you on broadway next year. >> come, come, come. we didn't talk about kate and what i love about her. but that's okay. you can come, and we'll talk after the show. >> i would love it. absolutely. stay right here. bewa we want to take a moment to pay tribute to some people who might not be household names but whose work means so many, our cnn heroes. >> can i just say one thing? >> of course. >> i just want to say matthew lombardo wrote this play, and it looks at her entire life in a new way. that's it. >> we'll come to see it. the year may be coming to a close, but there's time to help our cnn heroes ge

>> stephen: that's very brando. >> or george c. scott. >> stephen: yeah. how cool would that -- i would love to -- >> stephen: i could go in your place! because i don't have shows sunday. i'll go. i'll wear the whole beard and everything. no one will know. i'll go as you. >> maybe, maybe -- ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( applause ) >> stephen: no, it's settled. we said it on tv. >> why don't you call paul dano and see how that goes over. >> stephen: great. or i'll go on stage with him. >> i don't know, i think you should talk to him first is that okay, can we get him on the phone? ( laughter ) angel of silence. >> yeah, we bombed again. that's happened too many times. >> stephen: nice to see you, man. >> thanks for having me. >> stephen: "true west" is in previews now at the roundabout theater company. ethan hawke, everybody! we'll be right back with my old friend from "the dana carvey show," jon glaser. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job.