val kilmer.y: i'm so happy you are here. >> i like that clip though. i like that clip though. if you can't get a compliment any other way, do like congress does. give yourself one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what -- i love that you are doing this. like what made you get into mark twain and write this? you wrote this for yourself? >> yeah. years ago -- about 10 years ago now, i can make an announcement on your show. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> about -- i can say that after 10 years of blood, sweat, and tears of writing this screen play, i'm still about five years away from making it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you have a title? no? >> i -- no. >> jimmy: the untitled mark twain project. >> but i -- but i wanted to direct for a long time. and so i set aside doing kind of bigger movie just to settle down and write. i thought i would take a couple of years, but it has been over ten years. and it's about mary baker eddy who's writes i studied all my life and mark twain who was -- they're both

from los angeles, i am tavis smiley.tonight, a conversation with val kilmer. he has played batman, morrison, and doc holliday. now he is taking on a man he calls not an american, but the american, mark twain, touring in a show about that writer called "citizen twain." 10th season on pbs. we continue to introduce you to some of the folks who make this show possible. please join my man tom freeman. he does everything to keep us on schedule and on budget. you can imagine how much i appreciate and love him. >> thank you so much. it is an honor to be on your team after all of these years and be a part of these great conversations you bring to viewers each and every night. i feel like i am in college every single night when i see your show. tavis: hi, winnie. >> we are glad you have joined us for a conversation with val kilmer, coming up right now. it's a beautiful day and i cannot stop myself from smiling i know there is no denying it is a beautiful day ♪ to youry contributions pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: any actor who decides to embody mar

flood and val were great in taking engineering principles and helping us understand what was at work here and at the end of the line i'd say the first lesson that i'm going to say we took away was that building codes matter. they matter

flood and val were great in taking engineering principles and helping us understand what was at work here and at the end of the line i'd say the first lesson that i'm going to say we took away was that building codes matter. they matter a whole bunch. because what we saw was maybe lax not forcement of building codes. they have building codes, they just didn't enforce them as much. using fill brick was great installation but not so great during shaking. so all these buildings were damaged and unstable and people were afraid. which takes me to the people. because i've met a lot of people in my life. i've dealt with people, the very rich and the very poor. as a paramedic, you only see people when they are having a really bad day. that's what one of my mentors explained to me early on. no matter what you think when you walk in the door, remember it's the worst day they've had in a while, whether or not it's your day or not. and there's something to be said for that. so the story of the van people. first of all, i have to get a little bit of politics here. it's a heavily kurdish region. t

val castor is one of samaras' fellow storm chasers. >> he was a very experienced chaser. he knew what he was doing and he knew how to stay safe and so that's why i think he probably got surprised by the turn on this tornado. >> reporter: castor and others we spoke with said it now common to see dozens of amateur storm chasers racing down highways or tornado tourists pulled to the side of the road. many are inspired in part by the 1996 movie "twister." >> after that movie "twister," that's when it started and they think "i want to do that, it looks fun. it looks exciting. it's dangerous." people want to do that kind of thing. will the death of these three storm chasers make people think twice about going out there? absolutely. i think it will. >> reporter: for how long? >> i don't know. until the next storm comes, i guess. >> reporter: the three men killed friday were recording scientific data to help better understand tornados. scott, storm chasers such as val castor are credited with helping forecasters to track and to warn others about the precise location of these dang

i want to go to val in illinois, please. val?caller: hey, jim. >> val. >> caller: i've got some money and some cash on the sidelines that i'd like to put to work. my question is in light of today's report that an employee leaked classified information, do you think it's a good time for the individual investor to buy, sell or expand their position in that stock? >> no, no. look, i don't court controversy. you're actually courting controversy going in there and buying that one. i made a joke this morning with brian sullivan that booz allen hamilton, here's the way to look at booz allen, you go into a bar and say, give me an allen hamilton. how about alfred in missouri. alfred in missouri, please. alfred? >> caller: yes, cramer. monsanto chemical, last week had a negative in the united states and a negative in europe. today, it had upgrade and the stock went up. what shall i do? buy, sell or hold? >> monsanto should've never sold off as it did. i went over that quarter this sunday and thinking, hey, maybe someone saying don't buy th

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gloria sajd oh val leads one of the largest in northern california, stand for families free of violence early east coast memory of dad is the n aook a knife to my mother. >> so many lives have been impacted by the darkness of domestic violence. thankfully here in the bay area a light of hope and recovery is provided by the organization stand for families free of violence. >> in contra costa county, more than 15,000 new clients every year. what we know domestic violence and child abuse are often very unreport. we know that the incidence is higher than what we see. >> i truly believe if we were able to address the issue of domestic violence we would solve 99% of our social ills. i believe it is true. >> for more than 15 years, gloria has served as the ceo of stand, her deep connection to this group and the issue of domestic violence begin years earlier. >> reason i do that work is because myself i am a survivor of domestic violence. it was actually anonymous phone calls to this agency that helped me to get out of the situation that i was in and to rebuild my life and that of my son. >> th

conerning val aspects of taking ce of our family's healthth and loved ones health.y are crating the largest database in the country to implement obamacare. the intruce into our personal lives i think is unacceptable. the pattern we see is not something we can trust that will be administered in a fair way. thatit won't be a used in a partisan way in a vindictive way and tha is unacceptable. >> eric: could you expand to that. if there was partisan targeting in financial matters, may they dothat in medical matters, too? >> weave seen a consistent pattern in in administration and the pattern is a willingness to use the machinery of governmentto target those they perceive as the political enemies. that is true with the irs. it's true with the department of justice that has been targeting reporters, targeting fox news, going after reporters that would dare be critical of this administration. and i think -- frankly, it's the power that the ends justify the means. this administration h been wiing to disregard the bill of rights, constitution, first amendment, secon amendmen

. >>> katie utehs is live in val with more about the man shot an -- in vallejo with more about the man shot and killed by police. good afternoon, katie. >> reporter: good afternoon. this is a popular walkway around the marina. if you take a look behind me, the c-dock, that's where the shooting occurred on a yacht that's moored at this dock. some tell me the man shot and killed last night was kind and friendly. another said he battled with mental health issues. >> it's quiet and a nice place to come and walk. >> reporter: what sounded like loud arguing, someone called 911. an officer responded within minutes. shots were fired. >> i was walking on the other side of the causeway here. i heard a high-caliber gun go off. i thought it was maybe a shot gun and i heard the officer clearly yell, hands up! hands up! and then it was five to seven shots. >> reporter: police say a man living on a yacht moored at the dock pulled out a weapon and the officer fired in self- defense, killing the man. >> the white with the blue one there. >> reporter: the man in his 40s, they say, lived here for a year

gloria sajd oh val leads one of the largest in northern california, stand for families free of violencey early east coast memory of dad is the night he took a knife to my mother. >> so many lives have been impacted by the darkness of domestic violence. thankfully here in the bay area a light of hope and recovery is provided by the organization stand for families free of violence. >> in contra costa county, more than 15,000 new clients every year. what we know domestic violence and child abuse are often very unreport. we know that the incidence is higher than what we see. >> i truly believe if we were able to address the issue of domestic violence we would solve 99% of our social ills. i believe it is true. >> for more than 15 years, gloria has served as the ceo of stand, her deep connection to this group and the issue of domestic violence begin years earlier. >> reason i do that work is because myself i am a survivor of domestic violence. it was actually anonymous phone calls to this agency that helped me to get out of the situation that i was in and to rebuild my life and that of my so

philadelphia as construction crews are trying to 25ir down a building and the structure collapsed on a valagus shin thrift shop -- tear down a building and the structure collapsed on a salvation thrift shop. >> we do not know how many people were in the thrift store this morning when the wall collapsed on the building that is why the fire department the search-and-rescue operation continues. >> officials say was a 35-year-. as for the your five voirs most suffered minor injuries -- survivors. >> a federal judge has granted a temporary order hoping to save a little girl who is dying of cystic fibrosis. the order allows 10-year-old sara american that hand to be eligible for donor lungs from an adult transplant list -- until a june 19th court hearing. sara's parents challenged the rules that say children under 12 must wait for pediatric lungs to become available. >> up next key to securing your phone could lie in your finger. the latest tech rumor when we return. >> brian, our first named storm of the 2013 season has formed. we're going to have details and let you know how it may affect us la

in syria but there is skepticism about all of them won't he will be able to stick to their summit val's. protests. artie's crew hit with water cannons and turkey is the antigovernment protests rage on we report from the cradle of the.

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and lewis val intin know were not able to come. and certainly that's something that we can bring back another day. just to give you a slight bit of history. we although the district was under a federal lawsuit for accessability. one of the schools was the willie brown school. it was having some enrollment difficulties to say the least, the academic difficulties, and the board of education made a decision, rather to invest 10,000 to modernize a building that would be nothing but a bad building to look at demolishing that school and giving it a new birth. that's the path we have embarked on and we're pursuing that with, you know, warp spreed and looking toward the end when we have kids in the school. we have been working on the project for a year now and construction project has been awarded and the design is being finalized and let me walk you through the design. one of the things about the willie brown site obviously it was a really badly designed building, setback from the street, had nothing to do with the community, the neighbor

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announce 50 all-electric mitsubishi imievs hit the streets for san jose, los gatos, campbell and mill valitsch the deployment, marking the largest of its kind in the entire nation. >>> you have just over an hour left now on a chance to bid for lunch with yahoo! ceo marissa meyer. charity buzz this wraps up at 12:30 this afternoon. we check it had out early this morning, bidding at that point approaching 100 grand about $100,000. the winner, we can tell you, will have a chance for a nice personal one-on-one lunch with meyer at yahoo!'s headquarters in sunnyvale, a cool chance to talk business or whatever's on your mind. the proceeds from the auction will go to aspire east palo alto charter school where meyer and her husband have been mentors and supporters for ten straight years. >> that is good stuff. >> great stuff. love to see it. >>> other news, paula deen's cooking empire, unfortunately for her, continues to crumble. >> scott mcgrew, the latest to target the controversial chef? >> target says it will stop selling paula deen branded cookware. trivia for you, those paula deen pots and p

>> guest: the -- we're highly cog any zen -- cognizant of provide as much val few fanses as possible. that's why weeing a aggregated the sports portfolio. the new college championship, wimbledon, the u.s. open tennis. the british open will be on espn. championships in the acc and sec, on and on. sunday night baseball. monday night football. there's lot of value, and you watch it on any device, and you can check scores, and go on to espn.com and get articles. so we provide a lot of value. we think it's appropriate. and generally we survey fans, and as we talk to our senior partners, they believe it to be a -- >> what drew say to juror john mccain who introduced again, talked about a la carte bill. what yours response? >> guest: he has offer been right but is in this case he is very wrong. a la cart would lead to less choice, not lead to less expense for consumers. it would lead to more expense for consumers, because systems will be forced to raise their prices per channel. the claims will go out of business. so it will not work. there's another myth that gets perpetuated in this discus

be value with us as we figure out challenges like the small businesses along west portal or in terra val, along 3rd street who see their vacancies and they ask the mayor, how can you invest in neighborhood strategy work a little better with us to attract people to come and be customers in our neighborhood, coffee shops, restaurants, salons and other things? how can we do that? we've always scratched our head saying, you kind of have to do it yourself. you have to create your ideas yourself. and now we're saying, well, maybe there is data out there that could help establish some best practices, can help maybe quicken the ideas of what might be more attracted to our smaller neighborhoods. well, this is the kind of data out there, analytics, if you will, the analytical model that are being created by our local san francisco companies like motion loft and others, who are using these data yet can share it with the government as motion loft has agreed to do today, as part of yet another exciting phase. and you ought not be surprised when we ask some of the larger companies and suggest to them

inland val police the mid to upper 80s today. the seabreeze is starting to fire up and eventually, this span, which is pushing in the marine air is going to be accompanied by some fog. so the same thing that seems to be ruining you the light display on the bay bridge, that's going to be coming back in as we head into the night. air quality, fairly good for this time of year, there's enough of a seabreeze to keep the air pollution stirred up enough that the moderate air quality levels kick off father's day weekend will be out near the coast and into the central bay, but not a spare the air day for your saturday plans a few high clouds going by through the north bay, just north of san francisco, which will make for a nice sunset tonight. mostly sunny in san jose, still sunshine up and down the coast, but within the next six hours, this is going to change as the weather system that's up on the north coast starts to push the marine clouds back on shore once again. so some of the changes we will see as we head through the weekend, if

so, val was born and raised in california. this is so rare here. you can let us know when you speak. she spent the last eight years in san francisco working with a number of community based organizations and most recently volunteering on the equity advisory committee within the human rights commission, [speaker not understood] creativity explored. for the last 5-1/2 years valerie has worked with rebuilding together san francisco, a small nonprofit that provides major repairs for low-income homeowners, schools, nonprofits and provides aging employees modifications for seniors

so, val was born and raised in california. this is so rare here. you can let us know when you speak. she spent the last eight years in san francisco working with a number of community based organizations and most recently volunteering on the equity advisory committee within the human rights commission, [speaker not understood] creativity explored. for the last 5-1/2 years valerie has worked with rebuilding together san francisco, a small nonprofit that provides major repairs for low-income homeowners, schools, nonprofits and provides aging employees modifications for seniors and people with disabilities. four years ago we're building together which is a city-wide organization realized the importance of focusing their work on particular neighborhoods and working with existing community organizations and neighborhood groups to leverage resources and contribute to broader community development strategies. they first focused on the excelsior and the omi neighborhood. as the representative of rebuilding together, valerie was -- has contributed to the fo

the giants insist that despite reports sand val does not have a stress fracture in the foot. getting going. cole facing crawford. cole wednesdins round wufrnlt b loaded for derrick cole. two run score. pirates win 2-0. get that baseball. get that baseball. 8-2 in the eighth inning. oakland a's are one of the best teams in baseball going right now. heck of a pitching match up on deck. sabath yeah against cologne. >> reporter: every kid growing up fantasizes about playing for or against the yankees, and it seeps once they make it to the majors nothing much changes. >> everybody knows how good think are and how good their history is. so i think it's just a, it's just one of those things where you know a good deep's coming in. you want to play well. you know there's going to be a lot of people watching because of who it is. >> they always have a great team, and they always have these big names and players you idolize growing up. i always idolized all the guys they had on the roster. >> everybody gets up to play the yankees. you're very aware of where they're going to be on the sc

the real question is, why aren't rising housing vals turning in stronger consumer spending.hats, savings rates are already pretty low. unless people want to start loading up on credit-card debt and taking on second mortgages again, that's n going -- consumers -- there is a much more puts to be had. gerri: incomes have not grown very much. we have not seen -- air what has not gotten that much bigger even if you're working, but the big question about this gdp growth, will the seven impact on bernanke as he looks in the fall toward changing his policy? >> wel bernanke is between a rock and hard place. if he starts tapering he could cause a receson. on the other hand, this continued quantitative easing is creating aot of distortions in asset margins. housing prices should not be rising apace that they are, but forery cheap mortgages. agricultural man -- land values are inflated. a lot of distortns in the corporate bond market, jet bonds and so forth propping up companies that really should not be. the onger this goes on the more likely we get bubbles and they but and then a much

he managed to convince everyone that val kilmer was his father. that doesn't look like richie. was when he was really young. stupid stuff like that. another time, his dad -- i don't know why he always roasted his father. poor guy. he's the nicest guy ever. he's a business manager. he managed the money of big rock stars, big bands and stuff. but jonah thought this was kind of embarrassing, so career day in school, elementary school. unbeknownst to his father, he told his teacher because he was embarrassed of his father's super awesome profession. he told his teacher that his father was a baker and he had his own pastry store or something. and so, of course, the father comes in thinking i have this sweet job i'm going to tell everyone about. and the teacher says so, richard, we hear you're a baker. he said no, that's awesome, but i think my job is pretty sweet. >> jimmy: that is a strange thing to make up. >> why is my son so ashamed of my career? >> jimmy: what was your first tour like? do you remember your first maroon five tour? >> oh, my gosh. yeah, we opened for show crow ba

. >> people turning out for the fun val of 20-year-old football player odin lloyd. massachusetts police arrested a third man in connection with the murder including aaron hernandez. laura ingle is joining us with the latest developments in the story. laura? >> hi, uma. it seemed investigators were ready for a difficult roundup for the latest suspect and issuing a arrest warnant that cited wallace as a man who was armed and dangerous. wallace turned himself without insdept in mi ran mar, florida. he was wanted for accessory after the fact in the murder of lloyd. the former now new patriot organized the execution of odin texting two friends. hernandez is awaiting trial and denied bail twice. investigators have all three men they believe were in the car with lloyd the morning of his murder including carlos ortiz who was taken into kouft custody. and prosecutors say lloyd was shot in the side, chest and back around 3:30 and his body discovered a half a mile from hernandez's home in north a ttleborrow. police are back and trying to find out if he was involved in a unsolv

friday evening and saturday matinee performances on broadway through many many years of playing jean val. how come your faith was so important you were willing to risk your career to take that stand? >> it is something you are born with and you are living with all your life, and even though show business and religion doesnn't hand in hand together still for me, my family, my religion, my being jewish as they say more than we kept the sabbath, the sabbath kept the jewish people together. i did sacrifice a lot but i am very, very -- i am fine with myself. i feel very, very good about it. >> you are going to do a medley from fiddler on the roof. you go to it. much. >> mike: do do fisher are from fiddler on the roof. ♪ if i were a rich man ♪ all day long i'll he fiddle diddle dumb ♪ ♪ i wouldn't have to work ♪ all day long i'll fiddle fiddle dum ♪ ♪ if i were a little biddle rich ♪ ♪ walking just as noisily as they can ♪ ♪ and all as if to say here lives a wealthy man ♪ ♪ just a little girl like mary ♪ ♪ is this the little boy at play ♪ ♪ i don't remember growing older ♪ sunrise sunset ♪ ♪ s

exercised abouout corporates wh are rely driving the virtual world in which we find great expeence and val are two reasons. one i mentioned is ttat the harms are less great. being own a wrong ad because you're misclassified is different than being investigated because you're misclassified. >> whoa, wait a minute. it's almost ubiquitous privacy is being invaded by the corporates. theris a ver arw, small number who are being investigated by the government. they are not analogous on either size, scale or incident, but we're going to have to pick this up caus bruce, as you said, we could t talk for -- come on back and let's continue the convsation. i think it's a fascinating perspective you bring to it and we appreciate you sharing your insight. come on back. >> thank you. >> bruce nyer. up next we're going to be talking about the brand new book, the fnding conservatives, troubles at the creation and how our founding fathers dealt with them and the fathers dealt with them and the people who brought i'll just presthis, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boysnd girls llllet's g

it uses image sensing technology and the gun decides when it's going to shoot and it val cue lates variables and you can pull the trigger and if it isn't aligned with the target, it won't shoot. >> if you don't have your best shoot, the gun says, not going to do it. >> not going to happen. but if you shoot it, and it is a shot, it will go. and my colleague tested it. >> identify lift the gun up and you can see what we're seeing right there. >> i want you to see the 250 yard mark. >> my hands aren't nearly as steady as i thought they would be. is that 1,000? >> that's 1,000. i want you to shoot the target there on the far left. good tag. solid tag. all right. let er rip. squeeze and hold. move it into the -- >> three hits. >> looking like this, three hits and he's never even really shot a gun before, so wrap your head around that one. >> i don't know. i'm afraid of guns. even though, you know, i grew up in the south and a lot of them -- >> sure. >> 27,000 bucks, that's really a steep price tag. are people buying this? >> you would think people wouldn't because it's so expensive, but if you ta

. >> a tsunami like wave moved down the val valli and rose to a height of approximately two meters especially the spill site. reports from people at the scene have said that it moved faster than you you could run. >> the crimson river pushes cars out of the way and sends residents running for their lives. >> my 82-year-old father pushed my mother up to the window and we took him to the hospital because the alkylide burned his legs. >> an incident overseas has a lot of people wondering could it happen here. >> the devastating footage is broadcast worldwide. hong those watchin watching isn burke a professor of environmental w geochemistry. >> i saw it on the news like everybody else and was struck by the magnitude of it and the throughs pictures. >> though only a fraction of the waste is released the resulting spill is ko lass sal, surging into multiple towns and giving the region a haunting blood red stain. >> seems similar to the deep water horizon spill. the amount of material released is roughly equivalent in both spills. >> after rushing through the town the wave of destruction subsides. t

so even if his pass port was not val valid, he apparently was able to get into russia at least holdingument. >> i want to play something now and it's actually julian assange, the founder of the wikileaks organization, who has been very outspoken about all of this. he's been standing up on behalf of edward snowden's principles. he himself has south ght asylumr the last year. he wanted it take about america's actions and what he thinks of what's happening right now. have a listen. >> the u.s. secretary of state called edward snowden is traitor. edward snowden is not a traitor. he is not a spy. he is a whistleblower who has told the public an important truth. >> so paul, that may be the heroics that many say edward snowden has displayed. but no matter how you slice this, no matter what you think about him, he's broken the law. what are the chances he'll actually face a court? >> well, i think the chances of us getting him back are getting increasingly grim. a lot of people were asking me where is the best place for him to go, is he going to ice land, staying this china. and when i look at

hostile to the average individual, they made the case, and what they have done, also, barack obama val aprilized these folks in 2011, 2012, and 2013, it turns out they have been victimized by the obama regime. this is an ideal position for the tea party and election of 2014 and the republicans and the conservatives. the case has been made. a big, intrusive government, irs, nsa, you name it. >> interesting how people have gone after the tea party. not into the social issues which divide us and create such passion, they just don't like big government, don't like the irs and frankly they have proven to not like the irs. a little suspicious of the nsa spying on them and question immigration. that's all, and for some reason, some people that are totally unglued both in the republican and democrat party in them. >> the tea party was tremendously instrumental in a 60-vote pickup or something like that back in 2010. demonized, their approval rating went down i guess from 50% or so, went down, down, down, tied them to the republicans and hope it will sink the republicans, what happened? hey, th

they dump the mobile homes on the property and they deteriorate rapidly and don't have any val are you, so the country side is filled with those. the towns have lost population, not store fronts, a feeling that life is going down. the most educated, the most daring, the most progressive people have mostly left the state. so on that level it's a very sad place. >> host: one of the things you say in the book is that as west virginia entered the spiral that don blankenship's hold on west virginia strengthened and tightened -- some viewers may remember don blankenship and massey energy because of the explosion in 2010 at the upper big branch mine that took 29 miners' lives, and i think one of the reasons that was put to the side was that people the horizon occurred a few weeks later, but the coverage of upper big branch and blankenship was in the recesses of people's minds so what makes this book so read able is your focus on characters, the individuals and their motivations, and so blankenship, the person who tightened his hold on west virginia, he and tapertop are the two men at the cent

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