and, folks, it's available as an audio book, read by none other than tom hanks. six whole minutes of uncult hanks, and tom's already started to lose weight to play the pole in the movie trilogy. and all of my and tom's money from this audio book will go to u.s. vets, the united states veterans initiative, which helps veterans transition back to civilian life. now, of course... [cheering and applause] thank you. thank you. yes, i agree. of course, one kid's book does not an empire make, so i recently spoke with dame julie andrews, the author of 26 children's books, including "mandy," "dumpy the dump truck" and the "very fairy princess" series to ask her help finding my way through the dark forest of children's publishing. this is grimm colbert-y tales with julie andrews. thank you for being here. >> i'm thrilled to be here. >> stephen: dame andrew, why children's literature? >> i started writing books for children by accident. i loved the games. i was playing with my kids. >> stephen: what was the game you loved? >> well, they were acting out all over the place. a

as tom hanks would say, "wilsoooon!" magic. >> we have a good crowd and a beautiful day like this. you really want them to enjoy the day and want them to come back and be a part of that again. that does not answer your initial question, but i do look at it like that. you want them to have some fun. it was a great day for the orioles. >> they put up runs again tonight. if they keep doing that, they picked it up tonight. >> four new ravens will be on wbal radio. reinventing an nfl offense is just fine. >> hopefully you have to reinvent yourself individually every year. assistant coaches, joe flacco, all of us. you have to reinvent yourself. as we come back together, that will be the first thing i say on monday at 10:00 that we will reinvent the opposite -- offense with new guys coming in. you have to really reinvent yourself every year. >> i think we will see something new. >> this offer and the perfect backdrop for the ninth inning rally in the women's final between the tigers and james madison. an assist on this one at john unitas stadium. a great dodge and shot -- tying the game a

hanks is going to be producing a big, multihour movie for television of my book, "john adams," and tom hanks is a very solid and conscientious man with great intigget and taste and i expect that movie will reach people in a way that maybe nothing else could and a hundred times more than any book of mine might or other authors. if it's done right, that will be a huge step forward. host: let me ask you a blunt question about that. will they show john adams without any teeth? guest: i hope so. host: why? guest: so far, all that i've suggested about the tales of that kind, they have taken very seriously. their efforts to make everything as authentic as possible is the most remarkable kind of intigget in that field, in that speciality, that i've ever seen. host: how many parts in the serious? guest: i think it's lesson. host: where will it run? guest: on hbo. host: when? guest: they're going to start filming this fall. how long it will be after that, i don't know. but they're building back lots outside of richmond and a lot of it will be filmed in williamsburg and some of it on location in europe

you had the likes of nicole kidman and tom hanks literally sort of pushing to meet her.bizarre, but this is someone who is just a couple of months into the job and who is being sort of bombarded by requests from studio execs and hollywood a-listers, and it really did show how she was the biggest star in the world at that point probably. >> so all that palace training they gave her has certainly paid off, it seems. >> yeah, absolutely. and william has very much led this. he is completely paranoid that she will experience what diana experienced. he has been very careful. that hasn't been the case. he has taken most of the training hands-on. her first speech, he was in the training her on the phone while on military service. that's how involved he is. >> that is love. max foster, that is very much. appreciate that. >>> the white house correspondents dinner, it is the ultimate intersection of journalism, politics, and celebrity, and somehow our buddy, exceedian pete dominik, got in there. look at that's photos working his way in there. well, together we are going to review t

tom hanks, you starred in a lot of movies. come here and show us how to set up this invasion plan. so if you look back on it, it's extremely farfetched that this even happened. none the less, by the time raily and fairbanks started working today of which raily was the head they decided to stage a demonstration in the u.s. and so they were working out of, near the bell labs off sandy hook, just south of the city of new york, and they stage add thing called the battle of sandy hook. well what this consisted of they put 300 troops ashore, and they were going to attack at night. with assault landing force, and fairbanks and raily and the others were going to watch this and their technicians were going to play the sound effects and the whole object of the game was to lure the defenders to the wrong part of the beach. they had about a ten-mile stretch. and the idea was to get them as far away from the actual landing site as possible. and then the 300 soldiers would rush ashore. 300 on the beach. 300 on the landing craft. well, raily being raily, it wasn't fluff to get some old tug to tak

you can see will smith or tom hanks in the animated character.hey created the character and show it to you and you have to sort of act that. i was liking that the guy, just big chest and luxurious beard and i -- funny enough, the word beard really helped me. beard. that voice came from that. >> nice. >> you and jeremy's character go back and forth a little bit in this. salma hayek also in it, a big cast. >> huge cast. >> how about the biggest of all -- al roker is in your movie. we're crazy about him. describe his character. >> al roker is sort of gentle giant. at least in america he is. he's a different voice in the rest of the world but here he's al roker -- >> that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> are you kidding? that's great. that is terrific. >> tell us about fatherhood, hugh. how are you doing? how is the baby? >> it's very uplifting. i love it. yeah. she's great. i couldn't love her more. i wish i had done it 30 years ago. >> yeah. >> is it what you expected? >> hard to say at the

already tom hanks, ashton kutcher katie perry and branalena bought tickets.air fair. >> there is no money to be made in going to the moon. this has to be done by government. >> all of the innovation really comes out of the private sector. >> are they going to make money? >> by charging for the ride. >> politicians say government support is critical in helping businesses get new energy ideas off the ground. >> we are programmed to believe for real high-tech futuristic innovation it has to come from the government. >> the feds already thrown billions at failures like solyndra that was tiny compared to solar one, and hundreds of billions wasted on sin fuel. >> some things work out some things don't. >> some say government boondoggles are worth the risk. >> i like the government taking my dollars tax dollars and investing in the tech noolnologf tomorrow. >> others like private companies to do it. >> the fuel efficiency standards forced detroit to innovate without them. >> if government didn't dictate 35 miles per gallon they wouldn't get there? we need government

already tom hanks, ashton kutcher katie perry and brangelina brought tickets.and now but some day it will be as cheap as normal air fair. >> i am told private companies doesn't want to do this. there is no money to be made. this has to be done by the government. >> all of the innovation comes out of entrepreneurs. >> how do they make money? >> by charging for the ride. >> government support is critical in helping businesses off the ground. >> programmed to believe it is real high tax future information has to come from the government. it is just the opposite. >> they thrown millions in failures like sol lyindr and hundreds of billions wasted on sin fuel. >> progressers say government boondoggles are worth the risk. >> i like the government taking my tax dollars and investing in the technologies tomorrow. >> progressives also like government for private companies to do it. >> fuel efficiency standards have forced detroit to innovate in ways it might not have without that. >> if government didn't tick date 35 miles per gallon we wouldn't get there? we need govern

this is a movie with tom hanks. he was a stand up comedian.comedian. >> jimmy: if i set up a joke -- >> oh my god, "bachelor party." [ rapid beeps ] >> jimmy: if i set up joke would you say -- >> punchline. >> jimmy: yes. >> um -- m&m's do this -- >> m&m's melt in your mouth, not in your hand. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: come on, chris! come on, buddy! >> but i don't know. but i don't know. i mean, i'm in a circle, but i'm not in the circle. i don't know something. i'm -- i'm a -- >> jimmy: an outsider. a nerd. >> i'm not -- >> jimmy: you're a geek. >> i'm not -- i'm not in the know. i don't understand something. >> jimmy: you don't know. you don't know. you have amnesia! >> but it's not a circle. another word for circle. >> jimmy: ah! [ sad tuba ] squeaky wheel, what is it? >> out of the loop. >> jimmy: out of the loop. >> i said some of the words. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. this is for the win, right here. this is for the windows 95. [ laughter ] no one says that. >> they didn't say that then. >> jimmy: no, they didn't say it then. this

we were fortunate enough, along the way, tom hanks became the executive producer of the film and of course that gave us a big leap, and incredible honor to make a documentary, with tom as the executive producer, but the challenge of the film was making it, and now we are in the film festival across the country done really well won best film honors three times and we've been all over the country and for me, as a film maker from dc, i feel like i've brought my film home. >> it has got to be special. >> very special. >> okay. >> especially to be part of film fest dc because film fest dc is becoming one of the bigger film festivals, film makers want to get into, the competition to get in was very tough they have an incredible line up of films it is a great honor for us to be part of this, and this is such a powerful story i think people will really be amazed, when they come see it. >> what is the most important message of it as we talked about it, there are so many layers but what do you want people to take home from this >> i want people to take home the importance, to continue to tell big st

tom hanks. but in the end three relatively unknown actors got the part. will faso is curly.chris is moe. >> reporter: we wanted to be very specifically moe, larry, curly. we didn't want actors coming in and saying i'll do a version of moe. no, no, no, no you have to do exactly moe. >> reporter: the trick was turning complete complete stranger into the three stooges. >> we hired the guys. we had what we called spring training. they were hitting each other, coming in very slow for about two weeks just working it. we had stunt guys there teaching them how to hit. and then after about six weeks, we had the guys really whacking each other. >> reporter: speaking of whacking, we put together our own little focus group of sorts to watch an old stooges movie. and look what happened. worried about just such a reaction to their film, the brothers added a disclaimer at the end. >> we want to know all the stunts performed in that film they were done by professionals. all the tools are not real. they're rubber. watch this. now, let's watch that with sound effects. pretty cool. >> it's a c

. >> i'm tom hanks. >> we are not associated with the "stephanie miller show" or the sexy liberal show ] [ applause ] >> hey marty. >> hey a little something on the recall walker. my mother-in-law, teacher of 48 years was at our local grocery store. somebody put an i stand with walker one of those rubber wristbands, flip it over made in china. >> of course. that figures. >> stand with walker, but make it in china. >> yeah. marty i don't know if you heard the story earlier but you don't have to bother with the recall because he is going to be president and then pope. >> oh yeah. >> he doesn't have to bother spending time with you badgers. >> i think it will be vertical metal bars. >> all right. thank you marty. see you saturday. yay, madison. >> how much time will these cigarettes buy me. >> that song "we will stand with governor walker." >> oh, yeah. >> governor walker supporters just cheesy cheesy cheesy. it's like that up with people reject. ♪ we will stand ♪ >> somebody did that for stephanie miller. we should play that on saturday. ♪ >> really? ♪ when we face an uphill climb, with

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. >> the obama campaign did post a short film online last month narrated by tom hanks.ed more than 2 million views so far, but still a far cry from the yes we can video which went viral in 2008. wolf? >> and you're in "the situation room." happening now, north korea's embarrassing failure launch could unleash new danger. could a nuclear test or muscle flex test be next? >>> critics are comparing alan west to joe mccarthy after he claimed that about 80 house democrats are actual members of the communist party. i'll talk to one of congressman west's targets. keith ellison, about this modern day red scare. >>> and the mayor of newark, new jersey rushing into a burning building while a security guard tried to hold him back. cory booker explains what he was thinking when he risked his life to save a neighbor. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> united nations is calling north korea's attempted rocking launch deplorable and destab

if you look at the outtakes from the documentary that tom hanks is narrating, that's the story they're tell. although everybody says you can't make that argument. they seem to think they can make the argument. look at 2008 and everything we've been through since then. from health care reform to the killing of osama bin laden to the kind of staving off of massive, a second great depression. >> they said the slogan is general motors is alive and osama bin laden is dead. >> there's a difference between the last state of the union address where he gave you his record. but it was a fighting, bruising, this is a president on the attack, on the offensive. so his stance was very different than kind of the adding up of the record. the speech at the "ap" was framing where the economic narrative is going to be. so i think the manner in which he's going to have this fight is not going to be about that very kind of pure, we're getting better narrative. it's being framed as i'm the fighter that they're not willing to be. but i'm also on your side. and this republican reality is about not being on th

charlie wilson's war had just come out, the tom hank's movie, he's no longer with us.ho you're going to meet. a lot of great people show up. it's a lot of fun. >> i mean, people might not realize this, but there's a competition between the networks who gets the hottest most interesting celebrities, right? so here is the list, right? here are what the other networks we're hearing they got, george clooney, steven spielberg, the cast of "modern davis," viola davis, even the dog from "the artist." but fox has we understand lindsay lohan and kim kardashian. guess who we have? do you want to guess? >> i don't know. >> newt gingrich, newt gingrich. i'm just saying. you know, we're getting newt. >> but you, they have you. >> all right. i think it's going to be a fun time. it's going to be a great entertaining time. i want to talk a little bit about politics here. entertainment tonight, ann romney talking about the challenges in her family dealing with the campaigns, dealing with ms, but she also wanted to talk about her husband and the funnier side, the more real side to him.

megyn: it's not like she is tom hanks. >> but she is a black woman and women are important in the blackty to the vote. we have a president who has been in full mode with his supporters to shore up the black vote. this is smart politics to keep reaching out that way. megyn: what is he saying to black voters with that. he's saying real empowerment is to be unpredictable in your vote. if you are 97% for the democrats after 40-something years, what's your return on the investment as a community when you are living in the same ghetto three generations later. this is a real problem. megyn: that's not the only thing. david is a right-leaning thingt buy, but van jones came out and said -- first, this is -- >> this is a conspiracy theory to say from her saying those small points that this is some conspiracy with the entire black community is a bit -- >> i sit was smart politics. >> van jones said we have to on the left -- the hard-core progressives, we have to hold this president accountable. we have to push him. at the end of the day he's a moderate. no matter how much the republicans want to p

. >> tom hanks, bosom buddies.ctor you're saying. >> he's an actor. if he's got the skill and the talent, let him do his job. >> well, do any of you here have experience with people being paid a lot of money to pretend like they're you? >> what do you think of julianna -- >> i think -- >> you didn't like julianne moore? >> i didn't see the movie. >> you didn't see -- >> didn't -- no because i don't waste my time on -- no. so i'm not going to waste my time there. but i do have to admit that tina fey has been pretty clever. >> we don't know. >> good job, governor. >> thank you. good to have you as part of our team. up next, tori spelling on expecting baby number four, just five months after having number three. that's right after this. [ male announcer ] where's your road to happiness? what if the first step on that road is a bowl of soup? delicious campbell's soups fill you with vegetable nutrition, farm-grown ingredients, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's -- it's amazing what soup can do. and can h

>>clayton: at issue is no country of original being from like the movie with tom hanks that he is stuckort. 35 times and he keeps getting out of jail? >>peter: he can be imprisoned if convicted but deportation is a punishment. you wind up in jail if convicted. he will ween up in jail. >>alisyn: well, why if he has been in trouble 23 times that he is not in jail. >>peter: some people are 100 times in trouble and not in jail and then we elect them to congress. >>alisyn: what we say on immigration is we did not have the resources so focus on 11 million, to focus on the criminals. >>peter: but there are many that have countries that we recognize. and that process goes on for years. as well. the deportation process is a long, long process and it is too long. and we are paying to keep the folks if prison while the process goes on. >>clayton: let us know what you think on twitter or e-mail as foxandfriends.com. >>alisyn: the u.s. security coin is expected to vote on a resolution to expand the size of a u.n. monitoring mission in syria, calling for the immediate implementation of a peace plan t

you can see will smith or tom hanks in the animated character.th a little bit in this. salma hayek also in it, a big cast. >> huge cast. >> how about the biggest of all -- al roker is in your movie. describe his character. >> al roker is sort of gentle giant. at least in america he is. he's a different voice in the rest of the world but here he's al roker -- >> that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> are you kidding? that's great. that is terrific. >> tell us about fatherhood, hugh. how are you doing? how is the baby? >> it's very uplifting. i love it. yeah. she's great. i couldn't love her more. i wish i had done it 30 years ago. >> yeah. everyone always said, hugh, you've got to do it, it is really the best thing in life and i was always dubious but i think they're probably right. >> the chase is in the other direction sometimes. you don't want to do it when you're being hammered by people. are you a diaper changing kind of dad, do you get in there with the nitty-gritty? >> i have changed

johnson engaged in hank key pank key and tom pender gast in the 1920s and 30s.his proteges was harry s. truman. >> he was an honest man. >> he was noted journalist and historian. >> they want to keep him clean keep him over there and they will be performing their black on the side. >> another national political figure had closer ties to stolen election claims. >> lyndon johnson had a nickname land slide lyndon. his first successful win was by a tiny margin. the question has been how many votes were stolen. >> kennedy's running bid in 60. another election tilted by questionable voting. it started in west virginia primary where kennedy was running against hubert humphrey. >> he was a younger fresher energetic candidate. but kennedy's father, joe kennedy didn't want to count on that. money was spread around in west virginia. kennedy said his father warned him. >> richard nixon democrats long nicknamed tricky dick. some say jfk seemed to be the one with something up his sleeve. >> word went out that illinois needed kennedy. ballots were manufactured. other ballots d