and so i had to go and re-audition in person for tom hanks. and minutes later, i was told they were decided to go another way. >> seth: so this is -- [ audience aws ] yes. >> a very sad story. >> seth: very sad story. >> yeah. >> seth: not only, i think any actor would dread being told they have dead eyes. but to get it from the person who is considered the nicest man in show business >> yes like, if i had been cast in a very small role in "eyes wide shut" and then stanley kubrick had said it, i would have thought, "of course. >> seth: yeah. >> you know? but this was the nicest man in show business, so i thought, "oh, i'm so broken as a person my eyes are so awful that the nicest man in show business couldn't even bear to have me be the tiniest part of "band of brothers. with all the horrible things that happened in world war ii, we can't show this to the audience [ laughter ] >> seth: now, had you ever even thought about your eyes as being a detriment? >> no, i had plenty of bad things i thought about myself, but the eyes, i thought, were, li

miss early and hank clevenoff wonderful conversation leader as always. so thank you for that hank. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband along with these television companies support c-span 2 as a public service this week we're looking back to this date in history. the ancient city of new orleans always young in spirit hopes it up for mardi gras the annual bash that precedes the austere days of lent carnival is king and speaking of kings. there are a score of monarchs reigning over their courts from the king of thos to the king of zeus. they all have their loyal following. night and day the merry-making goes on the mardi gras in new orleans brings tourists from all parts of the nation visitors let innovations fall where they may eat drink and dance in the streets is the rule and at famed jazz joints like pete's place and for

miss early and hank for being here today. it's just been such a wonderful conversation and to those of you who are intrigued. i promise there's plenty more where all of that came from in the books, so don't forget to get your copy of the quiet trailblazer. we have several questions here. so i'll start with this one, which i think is really nice. we had a woman right end named monica. she said miss early. i was one of your students at sammy e cone middle school with ralph's ralph long as principal and it was such a memorable experience. i always knew you were special, but i didn't realize what an icon we had in our presence and she wants to know how did you come to teach at cone since it was a new middle school in atlanta public schools when when you were there? i was transferred. well, i started at john hope elementary mr. long was ralph long. he was one of the man and a wonderful principal and a wonderful support of the arts. that was my first job. he moved to wesley avenue elementary school and asked me to go with him and i

kumasi: it could be hank. reggie: we've heard nothing about hank. it was hank every day and all of a sudden no hank. kumasi: he laid. reie:e we are tracking a windy morning. the east bay hills camera bouncing around. the wind will be fastest in the hills. those of us at the surface may notice a gust from time to time but not too breezy. we will find the wind with a wind advisory through 10:00 a.m. a mixed bag of temperatures, a lot of us in the 40's. where you have the stronger wind you are likely closer to 50 degrees and where the wind is lighter, low 40's and upper 30's. we track the gusty wind in the hills throughout the day, bright and sunny but also the coolest day through the week. late saturday into early sunday, there is the chance of a little bit of drizzle but more widespread rain is likely here on tuesday. clocks go forward one hour over the weekend so highs today are basically in the 60's with a lot of sunshine. we will feel kind of cool but this is close to where we should be when we talk about march numbers in the afternoon. 64 in the

as we said today's conversation is with hank. so i'm going to introduce them and turn it over to them to get started. mary francis early is a retired music educator and the first african-american student to graduate from the university of georgia in 1962. she taught at atlanta public schools, spellman college and was chair of clark taent's music department. she lives in georgia and continues to be an advocate for education and an active member of the uga community. as you'll see from her virtual background, the college of education was also recently named for ms. early. hank, who is today's moderator is a veteran jury roomist and an author and peabody award podcast host. he's the professor of of practice at emery's creative writing program. he co-authored, which won the 2007 pulitzer prize for history. prior to emery, he was ab editor for more than 45 years, including a stint as managing editor of the atlantic journal constitution. y'all are in for a treat. two wonderful speakers today. if you have any questions that come up, you

. >>> next, hank's high jinx. tom mustangs drops in on a wedding. >>> and there is a live look inside rockefeller plaza. lester holt preparing for "nightly news." one the top stories inside a slight simulator for the final seconds of fatal nosedive. who pilots in china would have seen from the cockpit during the deadly 737 crash. ♪ ( upbeat music ) ♪ it's chevy truck month. and it's time to add the perfect accessories to your new chevy. make it bolder. make it work harder. make it your own. find new possibilities. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 0% financing on most chevy pickup trucks. plus, now during truck month get a thousand dollar accessory allowance toward the eligible purchase of a new chevy truck with accessories. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> this will be cool. you get married and tom hanks swings by and drops in on your wedding day. >> hanks and his wife rita wilson decided they couldn't help themselves. they joined a wedding in pittsburg there in pennsylvania to

as we said today's conversation is with hank. so i'm going to introduce them and turn it over to them to get started. mary francis early is a retired music educator and the first african-american student to graduate from the university of georgia in 1962. she taught at atlanta public schools, spellman college and was chair of clark taent's music department. she lives in georgia and continues to be an advocate for education and an active member of the uga community. as you'll see from her virtual background, the college of education was also recently named for ms. early. hank, who is today's moderator is a veteran jury roomist and an author and pea body award podcast host. he's the professor of of practice at emery's creaive writing program. he co-authored, which won the 2007 pulitzer prize for history. prior to emery, he was ab editor including a stint as managing editor of our "flaent journal constitution." y'all are in for a treat. two wonderful speakers today. if you have any questions that come up, you're welcome to drop thos

if it is, hank the tank has a frenemy because you see possibly hank the tank going into this building and then there is another bear and they get into it. so this was in south lake tahoe. the person that took the video says he spotted this little scuffle with the two bears and said i guess one of them left his dishes in the sink on the other was not so happy about it. [laughter] we are told the bears got together peacefully the next night and appeared to be friendly once again. we all have our moments. jobina: it is the squeeze through the hole for me. the flexibility. slide on in. [laughter] kumasi: they got over it. to your point, what is this building? is that the bear hang out building everyone knows? reggie: are they aware there are two extremely large bears underneath? kumasi: it has got to be abandoned or something. drew: they knew exactly where to look. haunted house vibes. not loving it. hank and frank. [laughter] jobina: and lion king. drew: remember a few weeks ago with the woman in her backyard with them online strolling through? reggie: this for some reason as a whole ano

actor tom hanks used to rehearse here. they said when they bought it 21 years ago, the sellers then said hanks used the family room to practice his acting chops. the house is now up for sale for $979,000. it is pretty cute. not a bad deal ored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, president biden addresses the nation in his first state of the union amid a ranging war in ukraine and rising prices here at home. as russia bombards ukraine's capital, including a tv tower and holocaust memorial, we're learning the president will detail the latest efforts to stop vladimir putin. plus as oil reaches a seven-year high and causes pain at the pump, the president tonight on how he'll curb inflation and claim credit for record job growth. the cost of war: the humanitarian crisis bornses as ukraine refugees line up at the border. we're there as some women and children have to wait five days. war crimes. russians targiv

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kumasi: people are so fascinated with hank and his friends. reggie: i am also fascinated with how they got into this small -- what is this building? there are two black bears living underneath it. if this is where they are living, how do we not know this? kumasi: what is that? you're right. reggie: there is a lot going on in south lake tahoe. coming up at 5:30, cash for californians. kumasi: the governor's plan to offset skyhigh gas prices. >> it is distressing and disheartening. reggie: we will take you inside the ransacked office of an oakland newspaper. kumasi: taking a live look at sfo. we will be right back. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for 30% less than t-mobile, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobile for 30% less than t-mobile. new and existing customers get amazing value with our everyday pricing. switch today. whoever you are.

would owen wilson and vince vaughn r tom hanks. >> tom hanks in real life is a wedding crasher. that's his thing. it's this is what like the 3rd time we've seen him. this mania crashing this winning. he did this before 2 in southern california. apparently he's the one who goes up and he asked, can i take a photo with you? it's so funny. it's crazy. did this in southern california recently. he didn't really think before that he did a little back in new york. yeah, i think in new york and in central park. yeah. so it's so know when tom hanks might pop up the sneaky that way. >> anyway, they had a good time, obviously with smiles all around. you never want to upstage the bride, though, but in or coming out of 2 showing have a c s no, you don't want i'm james. worried about upstaging the ground. just saying most brides will be upset, but it makes >> 6 right now at up, governor newsom wants to give you some gas money tonight. 7 people that i try have a live report on that. >> and unfortunately, man's body was found in the middle of a street lafayette. now police are looking for the k

hanks photobombed the pictures. i don't know if she's crying because she's getting married or he crashed the photos. >> the bridesmaids were thrilled, too. he just seems like such a nice guy. >> he's from the bay area, too, right? >> exactly. >> that's how we do it here. >> good roots. if he was in the bay area, you're waking up to beauty and rain. >> it's really nice to see this rain because it's been a long time since we've had a soaker like this. not since the end of december have we measured this much rain. so we welcome it, because it's been extremely dry. as we take a look at storm ranger right now where we see the brighter colors, the yellows, reds, oranges, all of that is heavy rain that's moving sbu palo alto. also as you're heading up around the sunnyvale area, it's going to be a soggy commute. we need windshield wipers around milpitas today and also on 101, heading north of san jose. for the north bay we're seeing it taper off, so from santa rosa all the way down to san rafael, it's a nice drive for you t

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but right now, we're a little bit hank of given the circumstances. james sweeney in york. thanks so much for that. thank you. and of course, it's not just the u. s. facing inflation on wednesday, the european central banks that it would speed up its act that from pandemic stimulus that as energy prices drove inflation to a record 5.8 percent. in february. earlier i spoke to economist stephanie kennedy from wealth manager julius bear. i asked her if the e was at risk of stagflation, the toxic combination of high inflation and low growth. yes, it definitely seems like it, but actually we're coming from a quite good growth perspective. so we have a strong, strong household balance sheet, strong corporations, and also consumption is very strong. so we have actually seen the effects, the negative effects on the economy receiving from the pandemic. so what we were hoping to see now is an exploration in the 2nd quarter, and i think that this is the case. it might of course b, a previously expected. but for now in a recession scenario explanation scenario. we've heard already abou

i'm under immense pressure for my family and they just want me to give up job hank and come home with id. i am going ahead. we only want, what is our right in order to was employed in my family? all i wanted to join him. that's all your business. all of them save woking for the government in their best john to claim boat of poverty. the indian government job means financial stability, security, and respect. this is why houses spend your living and what is your feeling that a new job even just feel the burden of his entire villages. expectation, he saw these all the only taking quick breaks for mean really project beach is not an option to fix a big problem here is unemployment. amongst the educator. there is plenty of unskilled work to do, but question and we do it like we refused to do it. why should i fall? when i've worked so hard on my education? many of the students took a break from their studies and wanted for change. they determined to make their voices heard through the ballad. that's in for wednesday. we'll continue looking at how this war in ukraine is playing out. in asia,

but right now we're a little bit hank of given the circumstances. james sweeney and new york. thanks so much for that. thank you. and of course, it's not just the u. s. facing inflation on wednesday, the european central banks that it would speed up its act that from pandemic stimulus that as energy prices drove inflation to a record 5.8 percent. in february. earlier i spoke to economist stephanie kennedy from wealth manager julius bear. i asked her if the e was at risk of stagflation, the toxic combination of high inflation and low growth. yes, it definitely feels like it, but actually we're coming from a quite good growth perspective. so we have a strong, strong household balance sheet, strong corporations, and also consumption is very strong. so we have actually seen the effects the negative effect on the economy receiving from the pandemic. so what we were hoping to see now is the next iteration in the 2nd quarter, and i think that this is the case. it might of course b, a previously expected. but now we're not in a recession scenario explanation scenario. we've heard alre

but right now, we're a little bit hank up, given the circumstances. james sweeney in york. thanks so much for that. thank you . and of course, it's not just the u. s. facing inflation on wednesday, the european central banks that it would speed up its accept from pandemic. stimulus that as energy prices drove inflation to a record 5.8 percent in february. earlier i spoke to economist stephanie kennedy from wealth manager julius bear. i asked her if the e was at risk of stagflation, the toxic combination of high inflation and low growth. yes, it definitely feels like it, but actually we're coming from a quite good growth perspective. so we have a strong strong how so balance sheet, strong corporations and also consumption is very strong. so we have actually seen the effects the negative effect on the economy receiving from the pandemic. so what we were hoping to see now is an exploration in the 2nd quarter, and i think that this is the case. it might of course b, a previously expected. but for now, in a recession scenario explanation scenario we've heard already about rising

but right now, we're a little bit hank up, given the circumstances. james sweeney in york. thanks so much for that. thank you . and of course, it's not just the u. s. facing inflation on wednesday, the european central banks that it would speed up its exit from pandemic. stimulus that as energy prices drove inflation to record 5.8 percent in february. earlier i spoke to economist stephanie kennedy from wealth manager, julius fair. i asked her if the was at risk of stagflation, the talks that combination of high inflation and low growth. yes, it definitely feels like it, but actually we're coming from a quite good growth perspective. so we have a strong strong household balance sheet, strong corporations, and also consumption is very strong. so we have actually seen the effect the negative effect on the economy receiving from the pandemic. so what we were hoping to see now is an exploration in the 2nd quarter, and i think that this is the case. it might of course, be less than a previously expected, but now we're not in a recession scenario explanation scenario. we've heard

hanks apparently asked if he could take a photo with the bride and this was the result that awesome. i don't think it's crashing if it's actually like a positive thing, though, right? i was talking to clear us about this fire producer. he's done this before recently posing for photos with a couple of getting married near the san america. santa monica pier. he also crashed a newlywed photo shot. photo shoot in central park. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>let's get a check of our forecast with kron on meteorologist john shra

joining me now is hank smith. also joining the conversation all morning long is the hill columnist and fox news contributor joe concha and former state department senior advisor christian whiton. great to see everybody this morning. thank you for being here. happing, good morning to you -- hank, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. we're looking at the price of oil and wondering if this is going to cut into economic growth. you've been very bullish on this market. do you want to still buy stocks here with the price of oil and pressures on inflation? >> i think so, maria. look, it's amazing how resilient this market has been, down only 7%, maybe after this morning it will be 8%. given all the enormity of intense negative headlines, russia, ukraine and rampant inflation, higher than anyone thought as recently as a quarter ago and yet the market is holding in and i think the reason is it realizes the odds of a recession are still quite he low through this year and into 2022. when you think of all the pent-up d

hank johnson are you there, ms. garcia? sylvia? she was. ms. bush, ms. jackson lee. we will continue the colloquy between me and mr. russell. there's congressman johnson making his way back. >> i think mr. owens would have some questions if that's in order. i don't know if you want to go in order. >> you are right about the four votes. the chair will recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you. you are recognized for five minutes. >> are you with us? i think you are still on mute. and i okay now to speak quickly? i just want to say first of all thank you to all of the witnesses for your comments. i grew up in the deep south and i would say to mr. henderson, you are correct. this country is about a union. i grew up in tallahassee and i was demonstrating with a group of college people that believed in the nation, the nonviolent demonstration and it turned out to be a good cause for us. with that said, it would be the march for graduating seniors. i want to say to fast-forward to go from there and where we are today we have this remarkable panel of all races, creeds an

. >> celeste gate is the tom hanks of ukraine -- zelensky is the tom hanks of ukraine. >> that assist rain thing because he begins as a a comedian. he imagines himself into the role of an everyman. >> that imagery of zelensky being like that thwithen you see putin, small man and all alone. so lenski and putin are vladimirs. god has a sense of humor. which vladimir will take over? >> vladimir putin was born in october 1952 in a post-world war ii leningrad. his father is a veteran of the war. growing up he studied judah. >> rt toughened himself u -0- he started being a juda master. his moves would be unexpected because he would go for the opponents opening. putin grew up in a close society, one-party state, the state where everything was controlled. , business, information, education everything was controlled from the top down by the state. he then joined the most repressive organization, the kgb. >> putin was formed by the soviet union in the 1970's. the 1970's was a time of ru ssifcation. and it was a time when the soviet leader, bryce no force creating a kind of cult of the second wo

she won more than joyce famously struck out ted williams and hank aaron and was happy to talk about it. >> in my lifetime i won 750 games. i pitched 150 no hitters. striking out ted williams which was the easiest thing to do. >> she also played professional golf. she died over the weekend at 81 years old. >> she was an fau legend. salute. >>> coming up, controversial comments from an executive at applebees. >>> the march madness cinderella story may be over. story may be over. we'll explain why t my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucal

it and i his story fascinates me how aaron everybody here talks about jackie robinson, but the way hank aaron was able to beat babe ruth with hate threats and the likes swirling around them. what great man. he was did by the way because he was a teacher. did you ever read frank mccourt? oh, yeah, and you used to have frank on you got to know him pretty well. i think probably right where you are. yeah. he was a just a great interview. he's great interview. he hates the storyteller part excellence. i got to know him through my good friend. very good friend william kennedy annapolis to he wrote a book many books the william j kennedy. well, it's william kennedy of albany. he writes novels about albany and more. he wrote one of the best political novels called roscoe, but he also did iron weed which meryl streep and jack nicholson starred in but kennedy runs the for years with his wife dana randall writer's school at the state university of new york. and he was very tight with frank mccourt in when we go to these writers conferences heat frank mccourt would always be there talk to anybody a

but i wasn't hank the tank. haha. all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us this hour. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 6. pam moore and ken wayne are here with that. all right, grant, vicki, thanks to you both. coming up tonight at 6 o'clock, a san francisco forty-niners fan who was beaten outside so-fi stadium in los angeles is on the road to recovery. will have an update on his condition and the white house is calling it a barbaric attack in ukraine. >> the children's hospital heavily damaged in the midst of russian airstrikes, weaving young patients trapped in the rubble were on the ground in ukraine with the very latest. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the ne why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for

. >> reporter: hank and axel owns 20 holstein and jersey cars he milks three times per day. the milk is stored here in this 65 gallon drum and shipped out to a creamery. >> right now we are probably getting $1.80 per gallon. >> reporter: record gas prices mean you are paying more in the grocery store because dairy growers are paying more to get it there. >> i've had a phone call from everybody that i deal with that i deal with from every angle. they are all telling me they will get gas surcharges. >> reporter: he says his drivers have already informed him he will spend $250 more for each of the three loads of milk sent out each day. >> it's been difficult, yeah, to say the least. >> reporter: then there is the tractor feel fuel to grow the alfalfa to feed the cows. that adds up. >> the large tractor, it's a 320 gallon tank and at four dollars, that is what read fuel costs. looking at $1200 to get that moving. >> reporter: then the fertilizer made from fossil fuels. >> when you have your inputs already set, you need to get as much off of your ground as you possibly can. >> re

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um, someone help me with promise jenko maria, very much, very much. hank i was her paintings and she died. what? 1997. so these, these can't be replicated and they are stunningly beautiful heritage. let me show this one on my screen here. if you would, and the real sad irony is the name of this particular painting is may that nuclear war be cursed. and it just breaks my heart to think it was a nuclear war. but conventional that might have set that ablaze in a museum. you know, there's a really, in that article now tom does about this guy, local guy kept again and bringing out paintings and it, it's no to risk one's life for that kind of preserving eternity. something to pass down generation to generation. are you, are you familiar with per permit jenko? can you give us a little bit about who she is? horace, in the art history of ukraine. maria, pre mechanical, is genuinely a miracle of ukrainian folk are diseases, self taught artist. she never went to any art school as a woman which epitomizes the strength of ukrainian woman. it's create a her creativity is so flamboyant and you can

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of military. interestingly, checkpoints that we see early in the day now abandoned and ukrainians. hanks heading towards russian positions we've been told are only around 20 kilometers south of here will be speaking to villages in this area. they tell us what the situation is deteriorated dramatically. today. i got him wrong. this group of people said they had never heard shilling as intense as little girls. jo, our parents away said we were born during the war with the nazis, and we would die cheering of william. i heard the soil rejects peyton's dead body life. how is it possible they are next of kin? how can they do this? so my relatives are in russia, we have their blood and they have ours that i do wanna. but the right you what i can say. yeah, there's no electricity. we have no idea what's going on around us. my son is fighting and dumbass. i haven't heard from him for 4 days. i don't even know if he's still alive. do you? there was a new boy. with the owner of this call is a shell destroyed its wheel. is he trying to drive his family to safety with silicon it hit yeah. and smash t

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our strike saying his hit suits hanks. reportedly no one was injured. denazi's correspondence, maria phenomena has the latest we hear in lugens this morning woke up from a sound of massive explosion. we rushed to the window to see this, you now can see black smoke, but there was blaze before that as well. firefighters are currently working on the ground to fix it. and now we hear from local military authorities that to the cities. oil depot was heat by. they say tortuga, you may say this is a high precision tactical ballistic missile that they say this time was fired from around the city of sarah that net some 75 kilometers from where we are now. this is where the front line lies, and indeed, they believe ukraine's armed forces ard behind the attack, and they strongly condemn targeting civilian infrastructure. we haven't heard any common oh, any reaction on what happened here in logan's from key of yet. meanwhile, here where i am now, logan sca republic, a local army is continued to advance as you said, and on some a directions. they have already succeeded around like 75 kilometers.

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