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the naacp was our true hammer to hollywood. we would always use the naacp as our threat to get through anything needed to get through to get things done. [applause] and remember -- the struggle still continues, because it realized even though we have a black president, he is still struggling, and mommy come to the end of what we need to let done, that only goes -- and when we come to the end of what we need to have done, that only goes to show you. there were white groups, but they were paying white people to double black actors on the phone. refers to organized group to fight. when you began to fight, and make noise, you got trouble. we continue to fight. i would be remiss if i did not mention one of the people that was before us that had the struggle that did not get the recognition, because she was my of the slaves and the jungle people back in that day. she is now 89 years old. i always have to give her heard just do -- just due. we always give her her just due credit. that being said, i do not have much time. >> thank you

nbc news, hollywood. >> who says they're not famous? that's our broadcast for this friday night after thanksgiving. thank you for being here with us as we end another week. i'm brian williams in new york. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we'll look for you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, have a great weekend. in the meantime, have a great weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> occupy black friday. protesters take their noej some of the busiest shopping spots in the area. we'll take you to the standoff with police that's happening right now. >> reporter: frustration in south san francisco tonight. good evening, coming up, resident are cleaning up after a massive water main break. >> reporter: plus, new information in the shooting

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. >> stephen: was he in hollywood already. sn how do you get to hollywood with your dog? >> he lived in los angeles and he spent all of his time trapping the dog. there was another dog who was starring in film at the time. his name was strongheart. and german sheppard were a new breed. most americans had never seen one. so they were a sensation. and a lot of soldiers came back from world world war i saying we just seen these amazing dogs. so lee trained him and trained him and one day thought, i think he's got star power. he had been filmed clearing a fence of 11 feet at a dog show. >> stephen: jumping over an 11-foot fence. >> yes, which is amazing. >> stephen: if he actually cleared the fence that would be impressive, too. >> maybe more impressive. and this clip of him jumping over this fence was used in a neuss reel and i think that was the point where we began thinking maybe he can go to hollywood. he walked up and down sunset boulevard. at that time hollywood was a new industry, and you could literally knock on doors and say, "look, my dog is really smart and talente

what was your reaction as a young actor, trying to get into hollywood now -- hollywood?> first of all -- can you hear me? first of all, i was looking -- i am looking for my first big break in hollywood. [laughter] i keep hoping the that decade after decade, there will be a kind of radical energy that has grasped the black community to push themselves beyond these borders that we have been contained within. i think that we try and that we put our best foot forward, but i have not seen with any consistency, except for a few moments here and there, films that i would say have quintessentially reflected the life and aspirations to black people and people of color, if there is any one single thing that has been missing, it is the ability of the cinema culture to have opened itself to the expression of the communities of the people who are oppressed that they can generally speak to any reasonable things with through the source of it. i think that from that perspective, we have failed in the mission. i do not mean anyone personally because i do not think it is a black thing, ne

when it comes to hollywood, a look. it is true. all of the power that exists in the black liberty tool, we have never been able to come together to create an institutional base as ours, that says we count. it seems to me that we could have put together a black studios, a black distribution system. although it could not reach 100 million people in an instant, it could reach 100,000. if you have 100,000 people who are being exposed to a great truth, i would rather have that than have 100 million people exposed to something that he was and meaning less. -- vacuous and meaningless. it is our prerogative, responsibility, and doing. if the textbooks are not correct, we have to correct what is in the textbooks. if the larger society is not doing its bank, that has no equation. there are black schools and black communities to take the initiative to do what it wants to do. why do we lose the it? why do we lose the most talented we have created in our midst? let's step back and take another look at what we are really doing. i have a picture

off in beverly hills. >> there is something for everything, contemporary hollywood to vintage hollywood to lady gaga right to john lennon. >> reporter: want george harrison's suit from "it's a hard day's night," cyndi lauper's "girls just want to have fun" frock, they can be yours for a price. hollywood auctions like these have become big business. last month, michael jackson's "thriller" jacket was expected to go for about $200,000. it ended up selling for 1.8 million. and when elizabeth taylor's jewels hit the auction block next month, they're expected to fetch as much as $50 million. and all of that money hasn't gone unnoticed. with real estate tanking and wall street on the roller coaster, some serious investors say owning a piece of hollywood isn't just sentimental, it is smart. michael eisenburg has been collecting hollywood memorabilia for 20 years. this week he has his eyes on these pictures from marilyn monroe's first photo shoot. >> tomorrow morning, you can lose 10%. it is very hard to go down 10% for a piece of mim deemorabilim. >> reporter: it could go for $10,000. while it

his views on tax cuts came from hollywood. he used to remind the staff that when he was a "b" movie actor, the marginal tax rate was 9%. if you would get tax rates down, i would work more. credit and 10 cents on the dollar. and if i work more, more jobs would be created. not just jobs in hollywood, but assures when you use the pressure is in theaters and -- ushers when you used to have ushers in theaters and popcorn maker's. his work with the screen actors guild was fundamentally important in his willingness to lead negotiations. say i don'tused to like compromising with ronald reagan because every time a compromise with him, president reagan gets 80% of what he wants. and reagan will -- with sigel i will take a% every time and come back the next -- and reagan would say, i will take 80% every time and come back next year for the other 20%. these routes fundamentally began in hollywood. you see the sense of timing. everybody remarks about the reagan signature line at the berlin wall, but if you go back and look at the tape, it

no longer a tour of hollywood homes. now it's a tour of scandals, courtesy of tmz.itely not for kids. this snakes through the notorious side of celebrity life. where hugh grant and paris hilton were arrested and hotspots where the stars party. we'll take you live on that tour, a little later. >>> and laugh lines from cosby. he is out with his latest book. one filled with family advice, delivered with laughs and meaning. we talk with cosby. interview just ahead. >> good guy. really funny. i grew up watching him. so much fun, especially in person. >>> another check of the weather with janice huff. hey, janice. >> before that, i'll talk to melissa gerstein and her son. >> when you change your clocks, change your batteries. it can save lives. change the batteries in the smoke detectors. we partnered with energizer. over 500 children die in fires a year. very important to remember to change your batteries in your smoke detectors. >> also, a great job, elias. great message. let's check the weather, see what's going on today. we have a chance for severe weather across the

she was 43 when she died. >>> another wet, hollywood couple ending there marriage. demi moore announced she is divorcing her husband after six years. there have been rumors of cheating by 33 -year-old ashton kutcher. now the question, will she change her twitter name? currently her handle is this is kutcher. >> it's looking like winter on market street here incentives as good tonight. okay, i will know but the market street association has decorated 82 streetlamps with 162 energy efficient led stove legs. his support here and i arose at the decorations have let up and tomorrow is the leading of this building. lights go up and out and about and tonight we take them to fisherman's wharf where people have been out and about enjoying the evening even though it has been on the windy side. take the overnight low will drop down to 50 degrees, otherwise 39 degrees in santa rosa. temperatures in the 30's and 40s across the board. >>> of little bit of mist up there tonight and that bit of drizzle and tomorrow it will be damp and if the chili or downright broad day. this weeke

but the problem hits much closer to home than hollywood. a new study of teenage drinking and drug usury vels that one-half of all used 17 years old say that marijuana, cocaine and alcohol are common at house parties where parents are present. is substance abuse the new national pastime? we'll ask joe call fon oh, director of the national center on addiction and substance abuse. kaf pa ia t s opckllwa. ifif if i live to a hundred. if social security isn't enough. if my heart gets broken. if she says yes. we believe if should never hold you back. if should be managed with a plan that builds on what you already have. together we can create a personal safety net, a launching pad, for all those brilliant ifs in the middle of life. you can call on our expertise and get guarantees for the if in life. after all, wware.etl,feli >>> welcome secretary califano. >> nice to be with you. >> pleasure to have you with us. mel gibson was arrested in malibu, california not long ago and i'd like to know from you from your knowledge of the case, whether or not

from hollywood tonight here's nbc's miguel almaguer. >> i don't care what anybody says.ieve in you, and you. >> huh? >> reporter: it may have taken them 12 years. >> come on, guys! >> reporter: but the muppets have staged a big screen comeback. >> you guys are so talented. >> check it out! fart shoes! >> reporter: the return comes during a big holiday weekend and the muppets are one headliner in a marquee full of family friendly flicks. >> there is no time to waste. >> must have movies you can see with the kids. >> "happy feet 2." >> reporter: from dancing penguins in "happy feet 2" to a house full of animals in "webotazoo." hollywood plot, a family affair. >> once upon a time -- >> reporter: what's interesting is the family movies are getting awesome reviews and that's unheard of. >> meet the family that makes christmas happen. >> reporter: for hollywood, going family could mean big bucks. the studios could rake in $270 million this extended holiday weekend alone. >> if it's the right family movie, people will reach into the pocketbook. it's got to be in the top two, th

but what made a scandal in old hollywood may not be sosa laborious today. >> this, after all, say hollywoody, you had to be a big star to have a scandal. today, you have to have a scandal to become a big star. >> but hollywood has proven to be the gift that keeps on giving, a town where scandal and star go hand in hand. for "today," miguel alverair. >>> joining us with more on their special issue, from vanity fair magazine is david fran. good morning. >> good morning. >> it's sad to say perhaps that there are so many to choose from. how did you get the list down to the top ten? >> when vanity fair was launched in 1983, our editor decided these are the ones that stand the test of time, liz and dick, the stories of o.j. simpson, some of the ones that you've seen, especially the natalie wood case. >> what's interesting as we look over the years, notoriety often elevates people in terms of their status. is the know the notion still true that a scandal makes a star at times? >> well, that's true now. i think back in the roman days, you go back to old teams and we like to watch our heroes as they

>>> a hollywood mystery. nearly 30 years after the death of movie star natalie wood, detectives reopen their investigation. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, november 18th, 2011. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> we begin this morning with another alleged child sex scandal in a major college sports program. just two weeks after the penn state scandal erupted, police are investigating allegations against an assistant basketball coach at syracuse university in new york. the school has placed bernie fine on administrative leave. espn reports two former ball boys have come forward accusing fine of molesting them for years. the university says it conducted its own investigation back in 2005, but concluded the allegations were unfounded. in a statement, fine's boss, syracuse head coach jim boeheim, has fine has his full support. quote, i have known bernie fine for more than 40 years, it says. i have never seen or witnessed anything to suggest

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this high-profile hollywood mystery case. the victim natalie wood. age 43. hollywood beauty. found dead in the water november 29th, 1981. her death, declared an accidental drowning. 30 years later, investigators say they have new information. >> they haven't subsubstantiated that information. they have assigned two seasoned detectives to take a look at this case. >> reporter: they'll start with existing evidence. reviewing pictures and notes from the scene near catalina island, the yacht that she was on, the dingy that she may have been trying to board. the autopsy report. >> you could have medical examiners today review the l.a. examiner's report to see if there are any inconsistencies. >> reporter: next up, the key witnesses. the three other people on the boat, robert wagner, wood's husband, also a famous actor, claims that he saw and heard nothing about his wife's drowning that night. christopher walken, wood's friend and handsome co-star. he has not talked publicly since the case was reopened. dennis davern the captain on the boat, he said that he heard a vicious fight be

[applause] >> let's go live right now to hollywood to get the take on the winner. >> what is going on, you guys? we're walking backstage behind the scene here at the dancing with the stars. they are now allowing the media to come in here and get a load of all the action. take a look. did this. this -- here it is. this is the theater where "dancing with the star's" is taped. to come in and see the finale is the big ticket tonight. i want to congratulate jr martinez. here is the culmination. welcome to the dance floor. this is it. "dancing with the star's." you can see the judges' table. you can see regulate and david arquette. also, -- you can see ricki lake and david arquette. also, there is none of world peace -- meta world peace. i am going to grab some celebrities that we can talk to. how are you? congratulations. we will be seeing you again in a minute. as you can see, there is a lot of chaos. publicists are asking us to move right now. so we will move right now and hopefully some celebrities will be heading our way shortly. >> you've got leon's favorite. >> that is right. >> we w

then we thought of the old hollywood glamor. instead of a standard head shot with their profile, i thought it would be more fun to do creative things with it. it fit all of the personalities. >> which i thought was kind of interesting because oftentimes, people who run organizations can be a little bit -- and who's that right there. >> that would happen to be me. i'm told i look somewhat like the guy from the thin man. i'm not sure that's true. >> they're fantastic. they capture the old hollywood feel. is it all about lighting and black and white exposure? >> the lighting is important but mainly the hair and the makeup. i was pretty fortunate to work with some of the most talented people in the area. >> mention who some of the people are. >> that's andrew briggs, president of freedom and creation. his organization works with war-torn children in uganda and he actually spends a lot of time there. the lady is elizabeth gore, vice president of global partnerships for the united foundations. and then that one is kate marie grinold.

i used hollywood squares as a free ticket out. i took a gig on there for taping some shows so i could be here for a couple days and then we went out on a first date and it was love at first sight for me and love at first month or two for her. that's typical. >> good luck at the cmas. >> thank you. >> i like your story. >> thank you. >> there is something very authentic about it. >> it's all made up but thanks. i'm glad you like it. >> i knew it was. thanks. >> thanks, bud. >> brad paisley. >>> my next guest absolutely blew me away from the first note she sang and she'll do it again when she sings here the incredible susan boyle coming up. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supp

i used hollywood squares as a free ticket out. i took a gig on there for taping some shows so i could be here for a couple days and then we went out on a first date and it was love at first sight for me and love at first month or two for her. that's typical. >> good luck at the cmas. >> thank you. >> i like your story. >> thank you. >> there is something very authentic about it. >> it's all made up but thanks. i'm glad you like it. >> i knew it was. thanks. >> thanks, bud. >> brad paisley. >>> my next guest absolutely blew me away from the first note she sang and she'll do it again when she sings here the incredible susan boyle coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ walk, little walk ♪ small talk, big thoughts ♪ gonna tell them all just what i want ♪ ♪ i said don't stop, don't stop ♪ ♪ don't stop talking to me [ male announcer ] the most legroom per dollar of any car in america. the all-new nissan versa sedan. from $10,990. innovation upsized. innovation for all. ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ acoustic guitar: pop ] [ woman ]novation for all. ♪ i just want to b

did you like working here in hollywood? >> yes, yes.on hollywood boulevard to do a big dance sequence. it was great. yeah. i stop traffic wherever i go, but -- normally i'm not doing a big song and dance number. >> jimmy: while you were out there did you notice that kermit has a star on the hollywood walk of fame? i looked into it today -- >> yes. >> jimmy: you do not have a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> no, no i don't but i'm okay with that. that's fine. i could get one if i wanted one. i just don't want one. >> jimmy: you don't want one? >> no, no. seriously. they don't tell you this but you have do your own upkeep on your star. >> jimmy: is that right? >> kermit goes down like twice a week to polish his own star, it's true. >> jimmy: he does? that's embarrassing. what's going on with you and kermit by the way? are you married? >> no, no we're not married. >> jimmy: okay. >> i mean we are in our hearts, of course. >> jimmy: you've been together for a very long time. >> yes, we have the longest-running interspecies relationshi

a who's who of hollywood among the mourners at her funeral.some friends, the tragedy didn't quite add up, because natalie wood said she had always been afraid of water. >> i've always been terrified, still am, of water. dark water, sea water. >> reporter: she had been boating with her husband, actor robert wagner, and with countri christopher walken, the co star of her last film. they were anchored off catalina island in wagner's boat, "the splendor." >> she had slipped on the swim seat step on the aft end of the boat. tragic, tragic night. >> reporter: the coroner said she had been drinking several glasses of wine and may have lost her balance. >> cause of death will be certified as accidental drowning. >> reporter: right after her death, her lawyer tried to dampen speculation that there had been some sort of foul play. >> the facts are clear, they're uncontradicted. the important facts. and the rest is just ghoulish nonsense. >> reporter: but there were hints of a possible love triangle. a possible argument on-board the boat between the two

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her funeral attended by a who's who of hollywood. natalie wood had three oscar nominations to her credit, married actor robert wagner twice. >> we were considered the princess and the prince of hollywood. we had a lot of pressure on us. >> you see, my mother is -- >> reporter: she started off as a child actress notably in "miracle on 34th street." grew up to play james dean's sweetheart in "rebel without a cause." ♪ i feel pretty ♪ oh, so pretty >> reporter: moved audiences as maria in "west side story" and starred opposite warren beatty in "splendour in the grass." because of that movie, the boat she and wagner owned was named "splendour." wagner in 2008. >> we came to the conclusion that she had slipped on the swim step on the aft end of the boat and had hit her head and rolled into the water. a tragic, tragic night. >> reporter: christopher walken, wood's costar in "brainstorm" was a guest on the boat prompting gossip about a love triangle. wagner admits he argued with walken, smashing a bottle of wine on a table. the coroner theo

appreciate it. >>> now to a happier hollywood story. >> that's right, a happy hollywood story involvingn actress and a marine. the happiest guy at a big military gala this weekend. dressed in elegant black with her hand in a patriotic pose, movie star mila kunis kept her promise. the "black swan" star attended a marine corps birthday ball last night with sergeant scott moore. >> i would like to take a moment out of my day to invite you to the marine corps ball. >> reporter: the 28-year-old star was invited by moore on youtube. the invitation became a viral sensation with 4 million hits. mila saw the youtube clip a month later on a media tour with her "friends with benefit" co-star justin timberlake. >> do it for your country. >> i'll do it for you. >> reporter: and last night was the big night. the starlet arriving in greenville, north carolina, in a black suv. anticipation for the evening ran high. not to be left out, her co-star got an invitation of his own on youtube. >> justin, you want to call out my girl mila, well, i'm going to call you out -- >> reporter: marine corporal kelsey

in other ways, things are very much the same. >> right. >> how would you describe hollywood today versusstarted? >> i think it's the best of times and it's the worst of times. i mean, on one level you have certain, you know, actors that have risen to superstar levels, but then now we have an infusion of a lot of reality shows, and so it's a lot of, you know, the worst elements, you know, when people are spitting on each other, fighting, and it just brings out the worst. we don't have that many movies, you know, so, like, within the hive, it will be one of three movies, four movies that will come out this year. so we're in a different kind of time. so it's the best of times because a lot of actors of color are working in smaller roles but not in lead roles. >> if you could give one piece of advice to the next generation of actors, filmmakers, producers and so forth, what would it be? >> be fearless, because i think what stops a lot of people is that they're afraid, they're scared. you know what i mean? and you have to really, you know, just meet your fears head on, because what happens is

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and never before seen images of a hollywood icon. we'll show you more of this home video of marilyn monroe taken on the set of her hit movie "some like it hot" and tell you how you could actually own that video. >> really charming images there. we begin however with those deadly storms in the southeast and al rokers upstairs with details. >> good morning, ann. as we look and show you, thomasville, north carolina, a hard hit area. you can see the damage. this is a live picture showing you what -- this was a family fun center. families normally in this enjoying themselves. we have six -- at least five people dead, possibly six. over six states in this destruction that started this march of storms that started early yesterday morning and continued on into yesterday evening. as we go to the radar recap to show you exactly what happened, here's what we've got. basically the storms started firing up down in louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and georgia earlier in the day. starting up, then as we move into the afternoon hours the storm syste

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from the belly of hollywood. also, mr. gossett, we thank you for giving us the radical pump. my sister and i love the work that you've been doing with us every step of the way. into the stunt man not cause the asian -- and the stunt man as ses in, we thank you for opening the door. for opening the doors. [applause] we want to go on record to say thank you. the work is not done. the work is not complete. up with the radical thought and with us working together, we will get the job done. let's think this panel one more time. -- let's thank this panel one more time. >> tomorrow on c-span, a cnn republican president to debate on national security and the economy. you will hear from eight of the presidential candidates. this debate took place at d.a. our constitution hall in washington, d.c. and was hosted by the american enterprise institute and the heritage foundation. you can see that tomorrow and 9:20 p.m. eastern on c-span. the story of the civil rights movement cannot be dealt with of birmingham, alabama come an