john: hollywood has undergone mission creep. actors don't just want to entertain us, many now want to fix the world. if an actor can use his fame to help the world, why not. the world needs fixing. box office is nice but world office is more important. so actors do so-called, public service commercials. after yasser arafat died, richard gere did this get-out-the-vote video for an advocacy group which ran it in gaza and the west bank or palestine as leftists call it. >> hi, i'm richard gere and i'm speaking for the entire world. john: he is speaks for the entire world? seems pretty arrogant. he is an actor. popular one, yes, but what gives an actor the right to speak for the entire world? maybe because they're often portrayed as god-like? >> for centuries the people had nowhere to turn. no one to look to for help. until --, he arrived. as long as there were people crying for help, there was one man who would never rest. hercules. john: he's here in our studio. actually, it is actor kevin sorbo who played hercules and otherso role

and you are not allowed to say things like that in hollywood. >> not allowed to disagree with hollywood. it is mind-boggling that things that come out of people's mouths they pushing employers did everything they push for does not have the fact on them. i have called with the big names i say you can afford to be a socialist you are worth $100 billion. john: you said that? [laughter] to george clooney. >> he says raise taxes. >> to drive a toyota petraeus to the ms -- jemmies but they have a private airplane and i wish i had a private airplane. >> many advocate to raise taxes but well-connected celebrities are quick to use your tax dodges. >> owning acres of land in new jersey but pays only $100 of state property tax because he raises honeybees' he qualifies for the honeybee subsidy. bruce springsteen owns hundreds of acres of land but pays little tax because a an organic farmer works his land his pour neighbors pay more. >> i don't get anybody trying to lower taxes but bonn jovi and springsteen publicly supporting for obama holding rallies but then cry tax cuts for their riches and they

and you areot allowed to say things like that in hollywood. >> not allowed to disagree with hollywood. it is mind-boggling that things that come out of people's mouths they pushing employers did everything ey push for does not have the fact on them. i have called with the big names i say you can afford to be a socialist you are worth $100 billion. john: you said that? [laughter] to george clooney. >> he says raise taxes. >> to drive a toyota petraeus to the m -- jemmies but they have a private airplane and i wish i had a private airplane. >> many advocate to rse taxes but well-connected celebrities are quick to use your tax dodges. >>wning acres of land in new jersey but pays only $100 of state property tax because he raises honeybees' he qualifies for the honeybee subsidy. bruce springsteen owns hundreds of acres of land but pays little tax because a an organic farmer works his land his pour neighbors pay more. >> i don't get anybody trying to lower taxes but bonn jovi and springsteen publicly supporting for obama holding rallies but then cry tax cuts for their riches and they robbed

now, there is a battle to build two sky scrapers in hollywood right in the danger zone. jennifer london has a story >> reporter: the issue in hollywood is behind and been eat me. at out of state developer plans to build two sky scrapers on either side of the capitol records building. what is upsetting people here in hollywood, what opponents say is the biggest problem is they want to build those two sky scrapers right on top of an active fault line. >> major hol looking woof before this, when it was citrus groves for as far as eye could see. then came the mahmoud yes studios, the walk of first name and the iconic capitol records building. now, imagine two sky scrapers eclipsing from above and possible dangers. these are artist renderings, more than 1 million square feet of apartment, hotel rooms, restaurants and shops. la city counsel approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise development and obstruction of neighborhoods. >> long time holly wood resident abrahad a is assuming millennium hollywood. they claim they withheld critical evidence tha

. >> steve, you say that smacks of hollywood hypocrisy. how so?a cathouse madame preaching virtue. in hollywood the big news is a person who isn't having hedonistic lifestyle. for them to denounce sin, that's rich. >> rick, you were out in hollywood. you were in sin city for a while. what do you think of dicaprio? >> do i strike you as a hedonistic sort of a person? >> you are a hedonistic wannabe, rick. >> look, i mean, i have to be honest with you. this might disappoint you but people in hollywood are a little bit more normal than you would expect. i have friends on wall street that my hollywood friends couldn't even keep up with, when it comes to hedonism. you take people as they come. i don't know dicaprio or how he lives his life. i'm not going to judge him. don't pin this on hollywood because they're an easy target. >> rich, the point is that what dicaprio is saying, all the bad things in the world; particularly, all the world that have happened in this country economically is because of capitalism and they are paying this guy as a represent

that part of hollywood is not the glamour part of hollywood.e call it east hollywood here in los angeles. it's more residential. it's more community. >> jackie goldberg is a former los angeles city councilwoman. in 1995 she represents a district where the city is building a subway. it's one of the largest public works projects of its time, and some of the constituents are complaining about it. >> we don't need a metro rail as they are proposing it. let's get back to the buses where the people can be moved around properly. >> not only are residents complaining, but so are the business owners. for them it's less about the subway itself than the construction. they're losing money. >> it takes so long to build these things underground and you don't have much choice but to tear streets up and close streets. businesses were putting big signs on their property saying, open for business during construction because it looked like you couldn't get there. and people were angry. >> so when a water main breaks at the construction site on hollywood boulevard

>> trust hollywood to recognize a true story of heroism when it sees one.there are two choices. submit. or night! >> reporter: with nelson mandela portrayed by idris elba, brings mandela to full hero ii iic sta. >> we talk about responsibility. that's -- that avenue one 's on things i had to pay attention to. we were to go ahead and make that as real as possible on the screen. >> as he schlepplept in mandela cell, he pondered how a man of intelligence and physical power may emerge with strengthened capacity for leadership and forgiveness. >> i spent a night, i needed context, perspective. you and i would never know what it is to not have freedom until it is taken away. in the morning i was angry, man, the injustice. mandela spent 19 years in that one room. >> it is mandela's struggle and the extra ordinary individual who d victorious from it, that led hollywood to address mandela's storien so may ein so. >> hollywood embraced nelson man dell lash mandela, the sacrifices, where he was able to take the country out of prison. a rare story. very dramatic. perso

the business of pirating movies has exploded, and it's costing hollywood billions. virtually every new movie that comes out winds up being pirated on the internet. [ticking] >> i have been asking to see those books. like, this week, okay, is your deadline. >> anna wintour is involved in every detail of vogue: the clothes... >> i like the stripe. >> editing the pictures and articles. >> can i see meredith, please? >> she's decisive, impatient, and there's a look that says, "i'm the boss, and you're boring." [ticking] >> decades after their demise, some departed stars draw more income than they ever made while they were drawing breath, and there is a growing legion of agents and managers willing to represent them. >> we're a business agent for about 250 entertainment, sports, music, and historical clients, but most of those are deceased. >> dead. >> dead. >> they're working stiffs. >> i guess you could say that. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. for many people, hollywood, high fashion, and paparazzi-draped celebrities are the epitome of modern-day gl

hollywood to china.hy is wang jianlin so fascinated with the movie business? >> we talk about people and property or industry, they like the lure of entertainment. with a population the size of china, you are dealing with one billion people. someone has to control that this does. consolidating and bringing the entertainment industry together and talking about content providers and movie theaters, as a fascinating thing. there was speculation he was trying to take over the entire u.s. hollywood infotainment industry -- entertainment industry for the chinese government. that is obviously not true. real estate and movie theaters have a lot to do with each other. you're talking about creating multiuse centers. >> amc has a large concentration of theaters and very expensive markets. their margins are actually much smaller when you compare them to rivals because they have to pay higher rents. arehe weinstein brothers back, one of several big hollywood deals. we have the details, coming up. movie watching, the

jennifer london reports from hollywood. the issue in hollywood is behind me and beneath mean. an out-of-state developer planned to build two skye scrapers. what is upsetting people here in hollywood, who opponents say is the biggest problem is they want to build the skye scrapers on top of an active fault line. >> imagine hollywood before all of this, when it was citrus groves for as far as the eye could see. then the movie studios, the walk of fame and the iconic capitol records. now imagine two skye scrapers eclipsing the bill from above, overshadowing dangers beneath. these are the representedering of the millenium towers, more than 1 million square feet of apartments, hotel rooms, restaurants and shops. la city council approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise development and destruction of neighbourhoods. >> so long-time hollywood res department george abrahams is suing the city and the developer, millenium towers hollywood. he is joined by a coalition of home owners and businesses, claiming they withheld critical information and evidence that

they were there to knock a trace of china's hollywood the chinese hollywood or tollywood. jackson called the qingdao oriental movie metropolis. while giving the rich spending in china with the peak of the massive dome complex the company won the group as did most of it for two from realty in movie theaters in pocono for buying in the future. the chinese hundred and ninety eight billion us dollar project not really have that used to build computers and other facilities. direct the money will go to real estate the chinese government push to promote the power to me yet that didn't help. this meant that there was more government money and tax breaks for related projects what does that the film complex with a clear beneficiary of it. the prime real estate for cheap chinese media will be held on the menu for building a good team at discounted price. he averaged in price with about twenty nine dollars a square foot. and you have it here the average commercial in brighton major cities in china. the forty six dollars for square foot. to put the movie metropolis the devonport area f

. >> hollywood nos visita y es una de las nuestras saldaña nos visita para promocionar su largometraje perry nos visita también. >> nos ponemos en forma y te presentamos rutinas que te harán bajar de peso. >> le mostranmos lo que se usa en el mundo compètitivo. >> llega la nobleza de aguililla. >>e stuvimos con thalia recibiendo su estrella . >> la mejor manera de comenzar la mañana hoy es viernes . >> ♪. . >> ♪. . >> saludos mi gente. >> hoy es viernes . >> que emoción , que alegría hoy es 6 de diciembre de 2013. >> hoy celebramos desde brasil el sorteo del mundial 2014 que usted verá por univisión. >> como bien saben nuestro sortudo de alan esta en brasil disfrutando de estas actividades. >> y nos visita miembros de la familia . >> manny de la parra. >> también tenemos visita desde hollywood . >> saben quién nos visita. >> zoe la actríz súper famosa además que es espectacular y buen actri. >> ella es mi esposa también , no te pongas celosa. >> ya estoy mejor mikra, que dieciocho de septiembre. >> por supuesto seguimos informandonos porque en despierta américa hay que informarse. >> b

>>reporter: there was a time when the sport of kings drew presidents and hollywood's a list to hollywood park. >> and they're off and running. reporter: its opening in 1938 was front page news. >> in hollywood park in engle wood. >> other races fold. >> back then the grand stants were packed. but the crowds have dwindled, the glory days have long forgotten, except forfor long time employees. >> it's got the fun gone out of it. >>reporter: lawrence abbott was at the turf club for 30 years. and bugeller jay cohen has played here for 30 years. >> you will still hear people yelling and screaming, just not as many of them. >> many old timers like betty ellis have returned. she first came to hollywood park half a century ago. >> if you don't support something it goes away. >>reporter: there was so much star power back in the day, the horses and those who cheered them on. >> you would see sinatra, and liz taylor. >> cary grant, gregory peck. >> jack lemmon, walter mathau, jimmy stewart. >> like those who came to watch, hollywood park will soon be only a memory. carter evans, cbs news, los angel

when you own a movie theater, you're dependent on hollywood.to be quite a volatile business. the movie business has hung in there in terms of attendance over the last 5-10 years. theater operators recognize that movie attendance is somewhat flat. they come work with ticket prices. 3-d has been a big plus and maybe they have charged a 30% premium. some theaters are trying to bundle in a dvd or a download or some special seating or food arrangement designed to try to charge rein in pricing for that very small piece of that theatrical moviegoing audience that will pay for it. on the margin, it's a slight positive but it has not been a big mover for the industry. >> these guys have $2.2 billion in debt. >> the theater operators historically have had quite a bit of debt. these are good cash flow businesses. generally speaking, they have been able to support debt loads of 3x ibita. there is a risk associated with these names. a lot of their success is really tied to the success of hollywood. if hollywood has a bad summer season or a bad full year of

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he always said he was one foot in, one foot out with the whole hollywood game. >> outside of the hollywoodinvolved in the world of fast cars. and even raced with the hollywood plug. >> what's up, paul walker? >> he was a total auto head and owned always evolving. it was a performance shop that really appealed to the car junkie that paul walker was. >> paul was much more than a car junkie. he was also deeply committed to humanitarian relief. in 2010, walker took a team to haiti helping in the aftermath of the major earthquake that devastated the small nation. >> asked a bunch of people what they thought we should bring. >> he knew that you had to do something. no one knew what to expect, but he was bringing medical equipment and water filtration and he was going to do what he could. when they got there, they did so much for their first time they were able to set up a hospital in an orphanage and the experience he came home with after that was i have the opportunity to do something very special. >> walker wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty. >> you talked about the fact that he went to alab

a man who personified old school epic hollywood. a family statement today confirmed he passed away peacefully in a hospital in london. he was 81 years old, and according to his family, he had been ill for some time now. he made a long list of huge movies, but peter o'toole will always be best known for his first major role, "lawrence of arabia" in 1962. i want to bring in tom o'neal, all-around hollywood journalist and author of several showbiz books. tom, peter o'toole had slowed down a bit but was still working. tell us about how a big loss this is for hollywood. >> well, he wasn't just one of the greatest actors whoever lived. he was certainly one of the most versatile. a couple years ago he had an ongoing major role on "tutors" on showtime. you could see this guy in flintstone episodes, you could see him great comedies, like from woody allen and another side he made great fun of. this swashbuckler, hard drinking, hard loving side to him that will forever be part of his legend. speaking of lawrence of arabia, do you know what he

what if those hollywood lighting effects could be captured in a makeup? well now, they have.o has patented light-reflecting minerals that diffuse and soften even the harshest light. >> it's kind of like candlelight, you know? everybody looks great under candlelight. so it's like having your own beautiful light source all the time. >> exactly, it's like walking around with your own personal filter. >> that sounds good to me. >> everybody knows, especially in hollywood, that lighting is key. sheer cover has this patented technology that adapts with any light. so you're going to look flawless, airbrushed, and pretty much perfect no matter where you go. >> recently, brooke invited a group of lucky women to join her at the sheer cover studio worldwide launch event to learn more about these remarkable products. >> come on in! so you're gonna meet naomi today. she's our expert, and we're gonna teach you all about sheer cover studio. so the concealer's great because we've got the highlighter and two shades here, so i like to spot cover because i don't like to have too much makeup on.

he is one of the most bankable stars in hollywood. there have been several reports he was in los angeles over the holiday visiting family and friends but was headed back to atlanta later on this week to continue shooting fast and furious 7. that's where they were shooting the latest installment of the franchise. >> it's still early. people are connecting walker's character, "fast and furious" to real life events. is there any connection? >> you can make some connections. you hate to say they're directly related. in the fast and furious franchise, he plays an undercover police officer who infiltrates this racing gang and becomes who he is. he did an interview on monday which is really eerie from the set of "fast & furious" 7 from atlanta. what he talked about was how his life paralleled brian walker. early on he was a guy who was wild and free and lose. early on, you saw he was a man who would do anything far his family. he was a guy with a big heart. that's who he became. he had a 15-year-old daughter and talked about how i was the lo

they were very aware of how smart that was. >> does that happen in hollywood now?> in my opinion, no. everybody wants perfection. even if they're playing a disheveled idiot on the street they want to know exactly what will happen. >> do washington and hollywood have anything in common? >> oh, yeah. they both want to be understood them both want to entertain. they know how to win with comedy. they don't want to look good. they both want high ratings. they both want the right hard robe mistress. they both want -- they want to learn the secrets of exercising power without seeing, seeming dictatorial. >> you've just written this book, what if. what if shirley mclane had gone into politics instead of show business? >> i don't think i was ever that nuts. i guess i was in my 50s. a bunch of people with money came and asked me if i would run for the senate of california. i think i said sure, i'll do it. if i win i want eight weeks aier to play vegas. >> she needed a larger stage and her signature moment came in a movie. >> you have to go back to the oscar, "terms of endear

the reason for this seismic activity is called the hollywood fault line, one. many fault lines crossing and crisscrossing the city. now, there is a battle to build two sky scrapers right in the danger joan. jennifer london is live in los angeles with that. jennifer? >> reporter: john, this story is playing out like a real-live hollywood drama with both sides saying two different things. at issue: plans to build two towers in the heart of the city on what opponents say is right on top of an active fault line. imagine hollywood before all of this, when it was citrus groves for as far as the eye could see. then came the movie studios, the walk of first name, and the iconic capitol records building. now, imagine two sky scrapers eclipsing the view from above and over shade owing possible dangers lying beneath. these are artists renderings of the proposed millennium towers, more than one markos moulitsas square feet of apartments, hotel rooms and shops. l.a. city council approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise development sand destruct

. >> reporter: imagine hollywood before all of this, when it was citrus groves for as far as the eye see. then came the movie studios, the walk of fame and the iconic records building. now imagine skyscrapers. >> this project will celebrate the idea of community. >> reporter: these are artist renders of the proposed towers, more than 1 million square feet. l.a. city council approved the project this year. >> what they have planned is high-rise developments and obstruction of neighborhoods. we want to protect our community. >> reporter: so long f-time hollywood resident is suing both the city and the developer. he is joined by a coalition of homeowners and businesses who claim they withheld critical evidence that suggest it might not be safe to build there. >> if the towers are build, it will be a human and environmental tragedy. every neutral scientist has said this is a site that cannot be built upon much less with two skyscrapers. >> reporter: so fully understand the controversy, you have got to get off of the ground. from up here you get the best view, the proposed site is right d

hollywood tragedy. "fast & furious" actor paul walker killed in a high-speed car crash while riding in a porsche outside los angeles. reaction from shocked co-stars to fans. what police are saying about how it all happened. >>> the fantastic finish. some are calling this the greatest game in all of college football history, auburn stunning alabama in the game's final seconds. this morning, both teams weighing in on an instant classic. >>> incredible new video. a deadly train derailment in new york. train cars tossed like toy, dozenings injured and investigators try to figure out what happened. >>> and flying high. more than 60 female skydivers from around the globe take the plunge. the amazing video of a jump that landed them in the record books. >>> and good morning, everyone. let's get straight to the breaking news out of hollywood this morning. >> paul walker, one of the stars of the enormously popular "fast & furious" movies, dead in a car crash. the accident scene tells the story. there it is. walk

he always said he was one foot in, one foot out with the whole hollywood game. >> outside of the hollywoodvolved in the world of fast cars. and even raced with the hollywood plug. >> what's up, paul walker? >> he was a total auto head and owned always evolving. it was a performance shop that really appealed to the car junkie that paul walker was. >> paul was much more than a car junkie. he was also deeply committed to humanitarian relief. in 2010, walker took a team to haiti helping in the aftermath of the major earthquake that devastated the small nation. >> asked a bunch of people what they thought we should bring. >> he knew that you had to do something. know one knew what to expect but he was bringing medical equipment, water filtration and do what he could. when they got there, they did so much for their first time they were able to set up a hospital in an orphanage and the experience he came home with after that was i have the opportunity to do something very special. >> walker wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty. >> you talked about the fact that he went to alabama to help with vic

hollywood stars and a red carpet entrance, not in hollywood, but right here in silicon valley last nightawards for research and innovation and science and kevin spacey by and conan o'brien. $3 million, money donated by mark czar great -- mark .uckerberg and sergey brin i was on the red carpet at the event. for physics.ig win only an hour long. a remarkable thing. i hope hollywood will learn a big thing. maybe all we need is science. >> i preferred this. the average sat score is higher. this would be a fantastic evening. >> you make fun of the. can you make fun of scientists? >> and never. no. they are nerds. of course, you can. amazing these people who are wishing them luck all of the time. --t is the latest on arielle aereo? >> we woill win. >> ketone about the robot stuff -- can you tell me about the robot stuff? >> i will leave that up to andy. >> it has a chance to be transformative over time. >> is good to see the geeks and if you nerds. >> the fundamentals of science and space continuum and time cyclical. are there black holes and particles will start your word about late night tel

so this is part of that story and i think the reason why they hadn't priced didn't was because hollywood is still exporting this myth of. the american dream and the american superpower there to protect you all i have said on marvel story and i understand what you're saying there that the there was a delay in terms of pricing in the fact that boeing and american corporations are being shunned around the world because of the n.s.a. infiltration of products with spying technology that renders these products worthless as far as being competitive you don't want your products competing with somebody who isn't affected your products with their spying technology it also speaks to how broken these markets are around the world so much of the price of stocks and bonds and currencies around the world is set by fraudsters using their algorithmic trading computer trading so it took a couple of days for stock to really discount the fact the american empire is crumbling that these spies software is a classic case of diminishing returns that there won't be the same kind of profits made by these corporati

paul walker, 40 years old, beautiful, young, one of hollywood's kind of "it" guys.s died in that fiery car crash has left a lot of people in hollywood and around the world stunned. >> right behind you. >> one of hollywood's most bankable stars, paul walker who has made a name for himself in the "fast and furious" movie franchise has died in california. a second person also died in the accident. both were attending a charity event for walker's organization reach out worldwide. the event was intended to benefit the victims of typhoon haiyan in the philippines. the crash happened just north of los angeles on saturday afternoon. according to his representative, paul walker was not driving the 2005 porsche. when deputies arrived, the car was on fire, both people in the car pronounced dead at the scene. >> there's nothing -- we tried, we went through fire extinguishers. >> all that remains, burnt, mangled metal and a light pole that's been knocked down. authorities say speed was a factor. walker wasn't just a car enthusiast on screen. off screen, the actor competed in the

. >>> and tragedy in hollywood. "fast and furious" star carl parker in a car wreck. >>> we start in new york. investigators are trying to figure out why a train flipped off the tracks this morning. here's what we we know for now. four people were killed when the metro north train derailed near spuyten-duyvil station near the bronx. 67 other people hurt. 11 of those were seriously injured. there were 150 people on the train according to the mta. investigators combed the scene for any other victims, even sending divers into the water. they believe everyone has been accounted for. we also now know the five off-duty new york police officers were on that train as well. three were taken to the hospital but they are all expected to be okay. the national transportation safety board has sent ago team to the scene. they are expected to give us an update in about half hour. we will bring that to you live. we are covering every aspect of this story at the derailment site and at the hospital. let's get out to the scene right now

, some of the hollywood walk of fame.is 7:45 in what appears to be a beautiful los angeles. >> mm-hmm. >>> look what you got here. look at this. $26,000! for one different. >> no, no, this can explain. dad, we had client -- we had the pfizer clients. the porterhouse. >> the expensive wine -- the champagne. >> and tell them about the sides you ordered. >> the sides? >> yeah, the sides. >> $26,000 worth of sides! what are these sides, they cure cancer? >> they're the -- it's why they were expensive. >> oh, that's funny to me. award season is heating up in hollywood. actor leonardo dicaprio generating a lot of buzz for his performance in "the wolf of wall street." the movie is based on a true story about the rise and fall of the wealthy stock broker. >> and voted for the academy awards is now open, the final nominees will be announced next month. so let's bring in gray drake from rotten tomatoes, because she has the inside scoop on all of the films. good morning, dre. >> good morning. >> a three-hour film with leonardo dicap

jon erlichman is back with more on today's new hollywood.itle with the second hobbit movie. >> that could be a story in itself. the holiday season so important, also sometimes deciding if it was good or not to release. , big weekend for "the hobbit" perhaps not as big as some had thought, what is your reaction? solid weekend, $74 million is a big big number, it is a little below expectations, and allow the first edition, but is beginning to be the busy holiday season. what are the busiest we've seen over the past several years, so this is a big franchise, it is getting a lot of marketing support. we think it will play well in the united states market, and most important for these big franchise movies is the international market. that is become such a big part of the movie business, it really does make or break the movie. >> let's talk about what is happening in north america. this is a time when people have entered us -- endless entertainment options. what is going to happen in the box office this year? >> hollywood has been hanging in there

hollywood really has not written into china yet.some around the world, then maybe he can bring hollywood into china and get better pricing in theaters. it does right now, the studios have the leverage. >> you know who can tell us more about china's third richest man, he's sitting right beside us. thisrday, the guy who owns tense and media -- >> yesterday, saiduy who owns $.10 media this happened last night. >> tell us more about this guy. >> he is worth about $12 billion. he is mostly a property developer. $10 million of his fortune is based in property but -- property development and apartment source. he is branching out into entertainment -- property development and department stores. he is branching out into entertainment. >> is his goal to hang out with models and actors? >> in countries like china where you have to get some of your money out into other markets and asset, he is diversifying his fortune. how does the ipo affect him? >> all of the proceeds are going to pay down the debt. was flip-flopped through private equity fir

much larger getting and becoming a bigger player in hollywood.y have 30 million subscribers in the u.s. and investing in original content and i are starting to cut better deals with hollywood. >> hbo owns all the stuff that makes of you can reply anything 10 years later. they don't have to pay any different way for it. >> that took a long time. >> it took 30 years to get there. it might take netflix 15 years to get where hbo is. >> maybe, but does netflix have 15 years? >> the online video market lice is competitive but it is a market place that is growing tremendously quickly. it is the fastest-growing segment of online consumption. they are there with first advantage. they have brand name recognition in the marketplace and hulu and amazon prime are nowhere in the marketplace. >> amazon has not woken up to focus on amazon prime video. will d couple it from amazon prime programming. >> thank you so much for that. coming up, the grand finale of 12 days of that coin in a moment. -- of it coin in a moment. ♪ [inaudible] >> you are watching "in the l

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and i would've missed if you think hollywood on my spiel hollywood filmmaker was very into the video specially to go with the toilet what you're thinking it's going to succeed in school you will find you don't have to learn anything. grab a camera just use your intuition make a movie. of course the stuff started to pull it all when you get movies like these to either of the unfolding of the sort of underground site guides arm. and that's that really give you the freedom to just experiment and enjoy your films to all the filmmakers didn't need an audit to go. when you still have the same freedom you have as a young filmmaker but the mall once the wicket has been sleeping with whom we'll call him the film though for sofa with rob pattinson was because the fourth term he said you know i've never seen this before so what does that you'll have to cart button when you make a decision. it does make it we do it said roberts has fostered more like a movement that nobody else do you live. he did not have that experience working on dope twilight films the storm was coupled with hollywood films

>> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, mark wahlberg, bruce dern, and music from polica, with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ jimmy kimmel live ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for watching. and hey, quick question, is it yuletide or yuletime. valentine or valentide? very confusing. hey, we got an early christmas gift today from toronto. this morning, mayor rob ford apologized to members of the city council for calling them corrupt. he called them corrupt yesterday. a half apology. he said he was super, super, super, super, super sorry. it is not just food. he super sizes everything. he apologized, council speaker, demanded it. a contentious exchange between them. then something magical happened. rather than tell you about i think it best to show you what happened today. >> yeah, he is absolutely right. the mayor is. he did nothing wrong. he didn't have to apologize. good that you did, because of the way you described it, jerry. but he didn't have to d

. >> thalía tiene su estrella en el paseo de la fama de hollywood. >> esto y más ahora mismo en "primer. >> hola ¿qué tal? bienvenidos a "primer impacto" y soy bárbara bermudo gracias por estar con nosotros en esta tarde y comenzamos con la noticia que ha consternado al mundo, perdió su batalla contra la vida nelson mandela, él pasó los últimos meses en el hospital, él fue el símbolo por la lucha de la liberación, fue dado de alta en septiembre y su hija dijo que les enseñó grandes lecciones de tolerancia, paciencia y amor, y que su espíritu de lucha lo acompañó en los últimos minutos. >> violenta fue la agresión de un perro pitbull de un vendedor ambulante, las heridas fueron graves. >> este es el momento que el perro ataca a un vendedor ambulante que pasaba frente a la casa, un compañero intentó ayudarlo pero el perro no lo soltaba. >> el perro me veía cómo atacaba, no podían meterse pues estaba furioso el perro. >> el perro causó heridas en manos y manos. >> era bravo ese perro, pues no se podía pasar por ahí. >> descontrolado salió corriendo. >> van a matar a ese perro. >> el proble

hollywood is catching up with noah starring russell crowe based on the story of noah's arc. take a look at the trailer. >> you must trust that he speaks in a way that you can understand. >> i saw water. death by water. >> a great flood is coming. we build a vessel to survive the storm. we build an arc. >> momma -- >> what do you want? >> you don't know you're king. there isn't anything for you here. >> i made this off my back and you stand alone and defy me. >> i already want to see it. it hits nationwide this spring and it looks like a fantastic production and russell crowe always delivered. what do you think, eric? religion making a comeback? >> i hope so. i wear my religion on my sleeve. you know that. it is great to see russell crowe, one of the top actors, making a movie like that. looks fantastic. the bible was on fire. bill o'reilly is killing jesus. i'm thrilled about it. thank you for that. >> but not doing it for perhaps the right reason but for the financial reasons because there is the need or the desire to have more faith and spirituality in their life. >> it go