coming up in this half hour paul rudd is here in studio 57. a good year for paul rudd.re with paul just ahead >>> time to show you this morning's headlines. "the new york times" says a sculptor has removed a disputed quote from the martin looult they are king memorial. the critic says he took the words out of context. the project is set to be finished by august 28th. that's the 50th anniversary of the march on washington >>> the blog thrill list looks at how much caffeine is in your coffee. mcdonald's is low dunkin' donuts, 50% more starbucks, more than twice as much. at the high end, something called death wish coffee. one cup has as much as six up cans of mcdonald's brew. >>> britain's telegraph says lucy an know pavarotti's first-ever recording has psurfaced. listen to this. ♪ goose bumps. pavarotti died in 2007. the historic recording has been hidden in the italian tenor's own private archives. the track has been remastered and will be released by his record label >>> in southern illinois, a man ordered to repay insurance money did so with quarters. on wednesday, ro

and paul rudd. >> jimmy: come on. >> it's on our channel now. check it out if you haven't seen it.hugh jackman to sing on your record? >> how do you keep him off your records? >> jimmy: that's a good question. that's so deep. that's so deep. >> no, i know hugh jackman because i played hugh jackman on the show, on "snl." >> jimmy: i love that sketch. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "the hugh jackman show." >> yeah, "the hugh jackman show." yeah, oth sides." "best of both worlds." i don't remember what it was called. but it was -- it was about how he, you know, is, two sides to his career. he's, like, a singer, but he's also tough. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, he is. wolverine, man. >> yeah. and i went to a knicks game shortly after it aired. and they -- they came -- you know, at the knicks game, they put you on the jumbotron sometimes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i -- i had seen he was at the game. and i was, like, "oh, no, it's jackman. like, i just did him on the show." >> jimmy: yeah, you don't -- you never want to run into a person you imitated. >> no, no, it never is good. >> jimmy: no. >> so they

announcer: tina fey and paul rudd. plus jennifer lopez, bradley cooper and jaidee pinkett-smith. pinkett-smith. "the democratic party of virginia sponsored this adad." ken cuccinelli is on a mission. he wants to overturn roe v. wade, in virginia, to make all abortions illegal. cuccinelli even tried to bully the state board of health to get his way. the virginian-pilot said "the consequences of such a politically motivated precedent could be significant." cuccinelli's war on abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. katie: welcome back everyone. so, you guys ready? [cheers and applause] they're ready. here to perform their brand-new song "amen" from the new c.d. "what about now" bon jovi. cheers and applause] >> ♪ last night i had a dream the dream i had was true i fell through the stars ent walking on the moon urned like a thousand candles skimming over my fingertips he honey suckle on her lips mercy mercy what else can i say amen men last night we were born together it was like we'd always been she'll be with me forever if

and paul rudd. >> jimmy: come on. >> it's on our channel now. check it out if you haven't seen it. has kristen wiig and hugh jackman on there. >> yeah. how did you get hugh jackman to sing on your record? >> how do you keep him off your records? >> jimmy: that's a good question. that's so deep. that's so deep. >> no, i know hugh jackman because i played hugh jackman on the show, on "snl." >> jimmy: i love that sketch. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "the hugh jackman show." >> yeah, "the hugh jackman show." yeah, "both sides." "best of both worlds." i don't remember what it was called. but it was -- it was about how he, you know, is, two sides to his career. he's, like, a singer, but he's also tough. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, he is. wolverine, man. >> yeah. and i went to a knicks game shortly after it aired. and they -- they came -- you know, at the knicks game, they put you on the jumbotron sometimes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i -- i had seen he was at the game. and i was, like, "oh, no, it's jackman. like, i just did him on the show." >> jimmy: yeah, you don't -- you never want to run into a pe

he said i love paul rudd from "anchorman."very touched by that. >> and you connected with that. >> yeah. >> what did you think? >> i was blown away. also you were introducing all of the journalists and who they wanted to emulate and he said brian santana. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour he's only had the job for four months, but pope francis is having quite an impact on the vatican, including its views on gay catholics. we'll examine what he's said and done. >>> then they're great fun to watch but is it cruel to keep whales in captivity? we'll take you inside the campaign to set them free. >>> and more and more americans are finding that hard cider goes down easily and the beer companies are paying attention. >>> first our top story this half hour a terror threat that prompted the state departments to close the embassies and consulates across the muslim world. u.s. global officials also cautioned americans against traveling abroad. >> reporter: a s

paul, stick around for a little bit more. got any thoughts or comments e-mail us worldwide@cnbc.com. >>> australian prime minister kevin rudd calledtember 7th election. the center left labor party is the underdog. launching five weeks of campaigning rudd said the australian economy could no longer be so reliant on china for growth. >> in the years we've been in office, we have helped keep our economy strong. while economies around the world have lost tens of millions of jobs, businesses in australia have added just under 1 million jobs over the last 5 1/2 years. while economies around the world have tumbled into recession, we in this country, australia, acting with business, have kept the economy out of recession. almost uniquely across the developed countries of the world. >> the u.s. extending the closure of embassies and consulates in the middle east and africa as a precaution. lawmakers say the move follows an al qaeda threat they call the most serious in years. the state department says 19 u.s. diplomatic posts will be closed through saturday. although several would have been closed anyway for celebrations marking the end of