jane fonda is here.new f >> that's the thing, people who are out of shape, never worked out, 70 years old, can do. >> jimmy: it seems like every person in the video is in good shape. >> well, it's all, you know, it's relative. but they're real people. they're not like buff people. >> jimmy: you rehearse with them and get them -- they learn the moves? because i couldn't do any of the moves even if i played it over and over again and i also think with a dvd with seniors, you know, i don't think the problem would be as much getting them to work out as getting them to work the dvd player. [ laughter ] that seems to be the challenge for me with my family. >> i know what you mean. i know what you mean. well, they're already best-sellers. they are. >> jimmy: all right. well, so, people -- well, they don't need to buy them then, right? we dug up your first video. it's on vhs. and you can see -- please rewind. [ applause ] there you are. in am impossible position. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you still have that outfit? >>

hollywood head turners like jane fonda and tee ta neurosurgeoner are showing you you can look fabulous after age 60 but is it hurtingover women? >> i think they're an inspiration. >>> high fashioned designers like versace and jason woo are marketing their clothes now for discount retailers. we're going to tell you where you can find big names at low prices. >>> we're three days away from the florida primary with the latest poll showing mitt romney pulling ahead of newt gingrich. both have gone after one another and the battle could grow more intense by tuesday. nbc's ron mots sat down with newt gingrich who says he's fighting more than governor romney. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. newt gingrich says his campaign is a threat to the political fallen in washington and despite all the money spent, the people power backing him will prevail. in winning south carolina's primary a week ago, newt gingrich shook up the gop establishn't which he sayings favors mitt romney and with florida's primary looming as a springboard toward the republican nomination, anti-gingrich vo

. >> in your book, you have a wonderful quote from tom hayden who was married to jane fonda to some degree her mentor who worried out loud that when people attach themselves to celebrities, you are getting them as fans rather than as citizens. so he seemed to be arguing against celebrity. >> no, he was arguing both ways. he was in a conundrum because we were talking about is celebrity politics actually good or bad for democracy because that's really at the question we ought to be getting at, not left and right and i agree those distinctions have created more trouble than they've created hope and change. instead, we ask what -- what can we do to improve democracy in america? and i asked him, you know, you've been married to a celebrity. in the end do you think celebrity helps democracy and he said it cuts both ways. he said on one hand, when jane and i would go out on the road with the committee for economic democracy, ced, that was active here in the very late '70s, '80s and then the backpack would come on the road with us and we would get 20, 30, 40,000 people and we would get loads of yo

you have jane fonda opening up her own production company making several political movies.films like "coming home," "the china syndrome," and the mass movement off the screen. you had warren bady opening his own company and making political films. surprising, i didn't see many people, there may be, but i'm not aware of, prominent people on the right opening up their own production companies to make political films to do their own ideas. >> that was the next question, and for roger, too, i mean, unless i'm mistaken about this, i don't see too many people on the right reaching out to grassroots movements. for example, the tea party -- >> there's been actually a fair amount of talk about that lately that i've heard. whether it emerges is another question, but they are certainly aware of what steve's saying. i think there probably will be. first of all, the whole movie industry is fracturing anyway. it has fractured. i mean, the studio system died ages ago, but the systems that replaced it are now fracturing. the method of production is fractured, and i think what we're going t

you have jane fonda opening of her own production company and making several political movies, filmslike coming home, films like the china syndrome dealing with the same issues. her mass movement with tom hayden off the screen. you had more in the opening his own company and making political films. surprisingly i didn't see many people -- there may be but i'm not aware of prominent people who open their own production companies to make films what to do their own ideas. islamic was my next question will what unless i am mistaken about this i don't see many people on the right reaching out to the grass-roots movements for example of the tea party. spec there's been a fair amount of talk about that lately that i've heard. whether it will emerge is another question that they certainly are aware of what steve is saying when. - he probably will be. first of all the whole issue is attracting any way, it has fractions. so it's not -- the studio system like ages ago, but the systems that replace it are now fracturing, so the whole method of production is fractured, and i think what we are goi

. >> it was interesting, i heard you speaking to jane fonda about that, she had spoken about that.evastated. i was blown away. i found out on stage in scotland as i was coming off and getting ready to go back on for an encore and they told me and i had to go back out. i mean i -- it's -- it's extremely sad. i mean i -- i was really looking forward to seeing him come back and do those shows even though i knew, like, wow, 50 shows, that's -- that's really serious. >> i mean is his legacy going to be, of our lifetime, you get the older generation saying sammy davis, one of the greatest entertainer of that era, whatever, did you think of our lifetime, michael jackson was the best? >> of course. you can't touch it. >> the greatest naturally gifted, as you said earlier? >> yes. >> entertainer of them all? >> yes, completely. i think people -- people think about michael jackson and his solo career, obviously phenomenal. but the deepest genius i saw him in was when he was a child.

i heard you speaking to jane fonda about that, and she had spoken about that.nd out on stage in scott lan land as i was coming off getting ready to go back out on encore and they told me. i had to go back out. i mean, it's -- it's extremely sad. i mean, i was really looking forward to seeing him come back and do those shows, even though i knew like, wow, 50 shows. that's really serious. >> is his legacy of our lifetime because you get the older generation saying sammy davis, pretty well the greatest entertainer of that era or whatever. do you think of our lifetime michael jackson was the best? >> of course. you can't touch him. >> the greatest naturally gifted as you said earlier entertainer of them all? >> yes, completely. and i think people -- people think about michael jackson and his solo career which was obviously phenomenal, but the deepest genius i saw

george clooney said it from the stage. 74 years old jane fonda, i mean, knockout. >> amazing. >> absolutenockout. must be still doing those workout videos or something. >> i thought helen mirran was beautiful, too. >> helen mirran is always a fox. >> all right. thank you. >> we'll see you on "access hollywood" tonight. brad pitt and angelina stopped for ten minutes. we got all kinds of great stuff with them. >> we'll be watching. thanks. >>> you know, beyonce's star power, her namesake really has made it to a new critter in the outback. a newly discovered horse fly was so booty-liscious they named the insect beyonce. a 24-year-old researcher who coined the term for the fly with the golden bum says he wanted to pay respect to the insect's beauty. booty-liscious was the title of a song beyonce performed as a member of destiny's child back in the day. >>> coming up on news 4 at 4:00 o.j. simpson is still in jail and when he gets out he'll have one fewer houses to go to. we'll explain. >>> plus a dramatic rescue. a mother and her daughters hanging off a freeway bridge. never in my lifetime di

. >> jane fonda in that dress. my god -- she looked great, didn't she? wow. >> most of the celebrities spent three hours drinking during the show. that means they're ready for the after parties. >> one of the biggest parties of the night was thrown by the weinstein company, the force behind the sigh let film the artist which won for best comedy. >> we will stand on principle. >> and then there was the iron lady. >> meryl streep. >> meryl streep looked shocked to take home a globe for her turn as margaret thatcher. >> you looked very surprised. >> i was surprised. >> genuinely surprised. >> so were the censors who had to bleep streep when she realized she forgot her glasses. >> my people i'm inspired by. i have to remember my speech. oh, i can't believe i said that on tv. i can't believe that. i mean, i never do anything like that. but i just -- i have such a good speech. here it is. i can't see it. >> michelle williams for my week with marilyn. >> michelle williams was perfectly composed winning best actress in a comedy or musical for playing marilyn mon

. >> i just have to mention, jane fonda looked amazing. >> she's stunning. >> gorgeous.on piers morgan and looked like she was 12. >> unbelievable. >> george clooney, best dramatic actor, meryl streep, we both saw this, best dramatic actress in "the iron lady." she was amazing. >> can you smell oscar. >> michelle williams, best actress in comedy. "modern family" best comedy series. "homeland" for best drama series. >> dvr, girl. >> you dvr and then when do you watch? >> that's the problem. on the weekends. >>> still to come, why wasn't the crew of the ship that crashed off the coast of italy prepared for that? we're trying to get you some answers, folks. so i'm donating them. not going back there again. good for you! how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. whole grain? whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't... multigrain cheerios has five whole grains and 110 lightly sweetened calories per serving... more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. 8% every 10 years.age 40, we can start losing muscle --

unfortunately, you have embodied in ron paul sort of steve forbes economic policy and foreign policy of jane fondasome sort of, you know, almost a u.s. out of everywhere but the u.s. policy and that scares away a lot of people, who otherwise support him. >> we're an hour-and-a-half away from poll closings and will have complete coverage throughout the night in real time. gentlemen, thanks to both of you. 28 minutes past. martha? >> martha: another story. major developments out of italy, as divers search for survivors of the tragic cruise ship crash. and the discovery today, sad discovery, of a woman's body, in a corridor in that ship has now brought the death toll there to 12. and now the ship's captain is starting to make admissions in all of this. he said he, quote, messed up and the investigation continues today. amy kellogg streaming live from giglio island, italy. joins me now. amy, good afternoon to you, good evening. >> reporter: hi, martha. well it has been days since the body was discovered, so, this was big news here on giglio today, the body of a woman, wearing a life vest and she was i