. >> a new film looks at the state-sponsored campaign to defeat the civil rights movement. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ukraine is delaying the formation of a new government until thursday, following the ouster of democratically elected president viktor yanukovych after months of protests they killed dozens of people. the obama administration has indicated it no longer recognizes yanukovich as ukraine's leader and has pledged financial support to ukraine. president yanukovich had come under fire for strengthening ties with russia instead of europe. the russian prime minister has rejected the interim government. there isly speaking, no one to talk to their. the government doesn't exist. some of our foreign partners are western partners who think those arey, that legitimate bodies. i don't know what constitution and what laws they have been reading. it seems to me it is an aberration the call legitimate what is essentially the result of an armed mutiny. theakistani official said pakistani

followed by "powqatsi." >> perfect. >> stephen: your new film is called "visitors." k you for that. (laughter) before we get to "visitors" let's talk about your ao *uf a f i may be so bold. being the first lady of france -- (laughter). your films often had lots of quick camera shots, accelerated time lapse and phillip glass. >> indeed. >> stephen: friend of the show. okay, what is "visitors"? is in the the same tradition? >> it's in the same tradition in that it's a speechless narrative. but -- >> stephen: i'm sorry, what is that? >> a speechless narrative is like watching a painting. paintings can speak to you if you stand in front of them. >> so the paint canning speak to you? >> indeed. >> stephen: like in harry potter? >> let's show the first clip right here. >> stephen: i'm sorry, i should have said "spoiler alert -- gorilla." was that actually a gorilla? >> that's the gorilla in the bronx zoo. >> how did you get it so still? what was your banana budget for that? (laughter) how did you get it so still? >> well, because the gorilla is still and our job was to not

. >> up next, the other barrio, new film.tay with us. >>> it's about to hit the big screen, a new film called the other barrio. dante is with us. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you were here what, a year ago -- >> two years ago. >> to talk about -- it's taken this long. we're going to play the full trailer in the next segment but we have some cutaway footage we'll show you throughout the interview. before we get into the film, since it's been two years and given the evolution of technology, the way you and i did news when you first hired me at telemundo 20 years ago, it's not the way we do it now. technologiwise. what have you seen since you've been able to sit back and watch it? >> we used to do with chisel and hammer -- on the cave, remember that? >> try to forget. >> seriously, technology has evolved tremendously, not only in the past 20 years but last two years since i was here last. as a matter of fact, we did most of the shoot in 2012 from the summer of 2012 and had to go back and do additional scenes in the summer of 2

he has a new film entitled "the projectionist coco and they have been using kickstart her to -- "the projectionist." and they have been using kickstart her to fund it. but i promise i won't yell like spike lee did. >> you never know. it depends on what we are going to say. how did you get into this world of financing movies using the internet? >> i think we saw a new trend in filmmaking taking place before our very eyes with the technology and the access that we had to it. and we also have this opportunity with this trend changing with regard to how films are financed. most kickstart her projects are going to go to kick started to say, we want to -- most film kick starter projects are going to go to kick starter to say we want to make it. and we saw that as an opportunity to use the platform not necessarily to make the film, but to find the audience and engage interest and contributions made from that with an opportunity to reinvest in the film and finance our own theatrical distribution without any distribution company backing us. >> trying to distribute without a big studio behind

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i am about to release a new film called "america." and if obama was unnerved by 2016, wait until the new film comes out. so i am a public critic of the president and i do recognize this has made me vulnerable to some degrees, a form of counterattack. >> how do you know that president obama was outraged by "2016"? >> well, a few weeks after the film came out there was a vituperitive attack on me that appeared on barack obama's website, barackobama.com. he took issue with the facts in the film, but it was very clear from his diatribe that the film got under his skin. >> did you worry at the time that maybe you had pushed it too far, that there may be retaliation against you? >> well, i heard that obama was a very vindictive guy, and when i was in kenya, i noticed that the family was very protective. when we got to obama's family homestead, even though we were in a different city they knew all about the interview with george and they would not cooperate with us. we asked how they knew about us, they said we have george followed. we're on

. >>> and from the bible to the big screen, the divine strategy to spread the word about the new film but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> the rain is coming down and this is just the beginning, folks. >> emergency evacuations in southernal

my guest tonight o man he stars on amc's show "the killing" his new film is robocop. ♪ please be true words, in other words >> are you where are -- where ae you going? do it. ♪ i love you >> subject regaining cognitive function. >> what is happen something in in -- what is happening? where am i? >> jon: i total had that same dream last night. please welcome joel kinneman. [cheers and applause] how are you? [cheers and applause] welcome. >> thank you. >> jon: there's more machine than man. >> yes. >> jon: let me tell you something, you make a kick ass robocop. i'm a tough audience because i so loved first robocop but i did a nice robocop job. well done. >> thank you very much. >> jon: did you grow up -- when did the previous robocop -- were you a kid when that came out? did that have influence on you? do you remember that film? yeah, bifs eight when it came out. >> jon: me, too. >> yes, you were. [ laughter ] you were hand handsome little b. >> jon: did you say 38 or eight? [laughter] yes. when they approach you. this seemed like you wouldn't think so but physically vigorous this role.

we will see this week with a new film about jesus. it's new film mark burnett will be here. >> i am not trying to abuse the system in any way. >> also tonight, there is plenty of welfare available to guys like jason the surfer dude. jesse watters on the day in the life of a food stamps guy. >> taking what's available caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. some new stuff about benghazi, libya, that pertains directly to you. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. if you believe the left in this country as well as hillary clinton. the assassination of u.n. ambassador christopher stephens and three other americans is an old story. everyone knows security was bad. mrs. clinton has taken responsibility for that but what everybody does not know is why the white house mislead the world about the terror attack. that question remains unanswered. if the president and his re-election campaign did deceive the american voters,

called spell new film was full with people and energy. what especially stood out were the many signs and banners reading in chinese the and there was an abundance of chinese tourists mendoza says it's out. he tries to conduct an interview with a chinese man who gives off a good impression. but she breaks down in sweat because of the wing which period. yes i am. the land they actually asked about it i had a tantrum and i gay it was. it seemed time to handle. while waiting for the chinese translator. i cannot stand it. she sees another crew of chinese tourists traveling together like why. nothing like my late post. and when she dearly continues with the conversation in english they had the idea that night and day. on monday. and a teacher. i will not and have them back. the wall. you get it to the blog ought to look good on tv. it was a pretzel if i'm gay. go with it inside and out of the jungle like. he tells you she would tear up the golf ball. there are at a santa hat. see the word gets out and back little lucy will it not for me about t

my guest tonight she's got a new film it's called "the lego movie." >> will you please tell me what issomething in. >> i'm rescuing you, sir. you are the one of prophecy spoke of. you are the special. >> me? >> you found the piece of resistance and the prophecy states that you are the most important, most talented, most interesting and most extraordinary person in the universe. that's you, right? >> yes, that's me. >> great, you drive. >> what? >> please welcome back to the program elizabeth banks. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's a lot of heel. >> these are the dumbest shoes. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's hard to walk in. >> i walk around in these puppies. you can't even see them. his to put them up. why am i wasting my time walking out in these. you better watch it. >> jon: in general, what is -- both of those things are working together. [ laughter ] what is the time limit you can get around walking --? >> i could barely make it down the hall. i'm like a mom now. look at these stupid things. >> jon: this is what my mom used to wear around the house all the time. >> i do h

we will see this week with a new film about jesus.ark burnett will be here. >> i am not trying to abuse the system in any way. >> also tonight, there is plenty of welfare available to guys like jason the surfer

he was joined by matt damon and he stars alongside and directs his new film. the monuments men took up the gemini the film recounts the exploits of a team of all stories charged with rescuing but not from the nazis. in the sec will complete its mission. the film cost but it still rocks break these down at potsdam a planet slowly depending on the floor as he has seen that movie saturday scott everyone loves to escape the right way to get a seeding not everyone loves his new baby. yes the doll half belonged to the crowd loving george clooney not really liking this film it's a shame because it really had so much potential the monuments patenting give a brief outline their fee of the story at art historians who came in to rescue precious works of art. a race against time. i mean really have the potential given a great cast with clooney directing the sun about an ocean's eleven with nazis but true. it would've been coated in a really fun fantastic movie. instead it's it's far too earnest and i'm tanned and not funny enough and clooney spends too much time explaining

and this is the trailer to a new film called eye's la"isolated." they didn't just find amazing surf. they also found this. >> no way. >> wow. >> they found obviously exciting new people, but also some very scary stuff. their lives could also be in danger. >> she told me don't cross the river. >> someone actually said don't cross the river. that's where the cannibals are? >> this film is set to premiere on pivot tv in may. we have one of the surfer, travis potter and the director of the film justin lapierre via skype right now. >> glad to see you didn't become someone's lunch. >> did you have a direct encounter with cannibals while you were there? >> we did stay in one village where the chief had eaten people back in 1998, the last time they ate somebody. >> wow. >> they were amazing people. they were very friendly and we weren't too scared for our lives as far as that was concerned. it is a tradition they no longer practice. >> the mission was to find amazing new waves. did you find them? >> yeah, we did, actually. we talked to the locals there and

entire financial world has changed and people don't yell and scream like this anymore and i made this new filmading 101.com" where you can learn all about it and watch me as i learn the basics of buying and selling on the exchange floor in a work environment that as you know, eric, is like none other. >> that's great and really a wonderful time in my life and i'm sure that's going to be a fantastic movie. thank you, jonathan, thank you, wayne. that's it for us, thanks for joining us. beforee go, 2014 has been the winter from hell so to speak. noaa has pruced a map showing 49 of the states have some snow cover, snowstorm after snowstorm hitting everything east of bakersfield and i've had it and i'm fed up and the first jack ass says anything about global warming will get a mitten in the mug. my dilemm go home now and shovel the 12 inches of global warming off my driveway or wait until tomorrow when there will be 4 or 5 more inches of global warming to shovel. can somebody pleasell al gore and ask him what should i do? have a great weekend, everybody. tomorrow. ♪ ♪ kennedy: they are huge, they k

. >>> and we'll hear from pastor rick warren on the drive to turn out moviegoers for the new film "sont's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com or watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of weather. kpix five's cate cauguiran t one of the traffic trouble s

his new film is called "non-stop." >> go, go, go! >> get the gun! [yelling] >> no, no, no.me, man. >> let go of him. >> stop. >> jon: dude, i have totally been on that flight. it's jet blue all the way. please welcome back to the program liam neeson. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: young man, how are you? >> good, jon, thank you. >> jon: holy -- how long into the flight -- [laughter] -- and what was -- was that a -- was that a fuel request gone awry? what happened there? >> they served tea at the wrong temperature. [ laughter ] you americans d i love this country, i'm a citizen, you do not know how to make tea. i say can i have boiling water. they say hot water? no, boiling water. that's what it starts. >> jon: i have always found if someone is to get your tea order wrong you should drive their nose bone into their brain. i have always said that. this film someone has taken your daughter again -- [laughter] -- but they've taken her and she is on this plane. >> at adopted one. >> jon: and you have to find her on the -- i don't know what happened. is tha

a new film "amazon gold" documents a deadly twist in an's quest for gold. >> the jungle begin with aatch here and a patch here and a patch here and then there's chunks of trees here and chunks of tree there is and it's mud. because you have motors down over there. so we walk across here and come upon this enormous hole. >> the gold mining is an issue that's hit bigtime the image of peru and concern. >> mercury is one of the most toxic natural substances we know of. the amount of mercury that goes into gold mining is estimated to be on the order of about 30 tons per year. that's a tremendous amount of mercury. >> what we see today about gold mining are no different than the drug trade. illegal gold mining and drug trafficking and the mafias are tied to there. >> we went down to have a look at gold mining because gold mining is one of the underlying things that's destroying this enormous forest. >> what we're seeing here is an example of something that's happening where there's been a boom of destruction. > amazing. >> it has taken the miners a week to destroy a habitat that took milli

released and the public comment period on them begins on friday. >> woodruff: finally tonight, a new filmtheme of war and art, the quest to save great works of art during world war two. jefrey brown recently sat down with the author of the book that the movie is based on. >> brown: it was systematic looting on a huge scale: nazis targeting art works from all over europe. one response came from a small and in many ways unlikely group that came to be called the monuments men. robert edsel told their story in his 2009 book by that name. he continued the tale in "saving italy" which came out last year and he joins us now. welcome. >> thank you, jeff. >> brown: for those who don't know, remind us, what were the monuments men? >> this is a group of middle age museum directors, curators, art historians, men and women who walked away from having life made. many had families, some had kids and they put on a military uniform to become a new kind of soldier during world war ii, one charged with saving rather than destroying. it was an incredible effort, never been done before or since and their effo

we will see this week with a new film about jesus.ill be here. >> i am not trying to abuse the system in any way. >> also tonight, there is plenty of welfare available to guys like jason the

way until about 9:00 showing five brand new films. tell us where they can be watching this. >> this is the vogue theater. this

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the actor was appearing on the morning show on the los angeles station ktla to promote his new film "erica so robophobic? >> but anchor sam rubin wanted to talk about his other work and appeared to put his foot in his mouth. >> the super bowl commercial. did you get a lot of reaction to that super bowl commercial? >> what super bowl commercial? >> jackson reacted quite strongly, believing he had been mistaken for the actor laurence fishburne. >> my mistake. you know what? >> we don't all look alike! >> a mortified rubin attempted to steer the conversation back towards the film. but jackson was having none of it. >> there's more than one black guy doing a commercial. >> there is no question about that. >> i'm the what's in your wallet black guy. he's the car black guy. morgan freeman is the other credit card black guy. you only hear his voice, though. so you probably won't confuse him with laurence fishburne. >> jackson then drove the message home even further with more sarcastic comments. >> i've actually never done a mcdonald's or a kentucky fried chicken commercial. >> for now the o

. >>> let's move on to my close friend, shia labeouf, promoting a new film "nimphomaniac" when this happenedl be thrown into the sea. thank you very much. >> turns out that he's totally sane. that rant was borrowed from a french soccer player nearly 20 years ago. that's not all. >> this whole schtick was borrowed. >> walked the red carpet with a bag over his head reading "i am not famous anymore," facing criticism for plagerism that had dialogue identical to a novel. whoever is managing him, he should probably stay out of the spotlight for a while. >> he is not studying for the unknown comic part. you don't know who the unknown comic is, do you? >> reporter: no, i do not. >> our older fans will. >>> thomas roberts made quite a big impression last year when he was in russia to host the miss universe pageant. one of our "way too early" followers, this picture from the olympic opening ceremonies, two busts floated by, huge hammer and sickle. get a close-up of that profile, an uncanny resemblance to our own thomas, masculine jawline, beautiful coiffed hair. i don't know if that's spooky or you s

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a new film highlights trading in the hey day at the chicago board of trade...is called "pit trading 101." the producer, director and former trader who appears in the documentary joins us on set. jonathon hoenig--better known as the capitalist pig. welcome to our show. it's great to have you here. we see you on fox. > >thank you. happy to be with you. > > so tell us about your film. you brought some trading cards to prove you were there. > >well if you wanted to be a trader, this is what you used to have to wear. you had to have the cards, you had to have the badge. you had to have the raggedy voice. trading was a lot more than just point and click just 15 or 16 years ago. and that's when pit trading 101 was originally shot. back then, in the late 1990's, i was one of these very young students just learning the intricacies of open outcry trading and actually having to stand in the pit and make trade like a chicago local had done for over 160 years. so this film was shot back then and finally put together just in the last few months now that open outcry trading a

jennifer newsome talks about her new film dealing with the damaging mess in society. >>> lots of headlines coming out of sochi this evening. we won't give away the big wins, but we will tell you about an announcement and a big crash. that crash involving a speeding bobsled. a worker on the crash was hit. they're trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> also a skating legenddggend s right before his event. this might be the most notable part of the games. >> absolutely, especially with the warm weather in russia. the weather continues to be the big stories in the headlines out here, and it's forcing athletes to make some unusual changes in what could be the warmest winter games ever. temperatures in the 60s made these games quite comfortable for spectators but not necessarily for the athletes who have complained about the snow. cross-country skier sadie bjornson made the best of it by competing in a tank top today. she finished 18th. luckily the men's hockey team plays on indoor ice where they had no problems today. team usa bullied slovakia 7-1. >> it was fun to watch some of those p