judge tanya acker. judge larry bakman. judge patricia dimango. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. >> judge patricia: we've reached our decision. >> announcer: in a court of law, it's called a "hot bench." amber sand is suing her former landlords, glenn watson and his girlfriend, michelle rogalski, for moving costs and the return of rent. >> judge patricia: thank you. please be seated. >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 280, sand vs. rogalski and watson. >> judge tanya: thank you, miss sand, you are suing the defendants for $1,275, and you claim that they scammed you into renting a condemned apartment. >> yes. >> judge tanya: and, mr. rogalski, miss watson, you claim that she broke the lease and you don't owe her anything. >> yes, she did break the lease. >> judge tanya: do you have a copy of the lease? >> i do not. >> judge tanya: do you have a copy of the lease? may i see it, please? when did you move into this apartment? >> on the 1st of june. i signed a six-month lease. it wasn't even a month into me living there, and the water was disconnected due to the fa

so when i said i was going to be an acker, it kind of shocked everybody. my mom said so what are you going to do for a living. until she saw my first commercial, then she said oh, you know my son's an acker. >> rose: but what was the big break? >> big break, i guess, when i received-- when they created best supporting actor award at the cane film festival and i received a pom dor for jungle fever. the call from hollywood came up. >> rose: spike lee. >> yeah. >> rose: that was a brilliant performance too. >> thank you. i had done the research. >> rose: and so if-- it was the movies rather than theater after that. >> well, that was the goal. >> rose: always movies. >> yeah, i watched movies all my life. i spent all my life going to the movies every saturday. that is what i did. i sat in the movie theater all day long. >> rose: saying i want to be up there on that screen. >> i didn't know i wanted to be up there. i know i enjoyed the stories. i enjoyed going home, doing the movie that we had seen with my friends. and putting our guns on and playing, you know,

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. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my first guest acker now starring in "hail caeser." >> i offered you some future suitable clean young men. >> you think if there wasn't a good reliable man i wouldn't have grabbed him. >> what about-- he is the father, isn't he? >> yeah, yeah. >> a marriage doesn't need to last forever but having a child without a father would present a public relations problem for the studio. the pictures do very nicely for us. >> you go and strap on a fish ass and mary arnie. >> the pictures do well for all of us and it's a tri beult to you, the public loves you because they know how innocent you are. >> stephen: please welcome josh brolin. now this movie. >> admit it. did they tell you to clap or are you just clapping on your own? (cheers and applause). >> stephen: look at that. look at that. we even toll them to clap if you asked the question. (laughter) >> there was one woman that stood up over there. thank you very much. >> stephen: one woman over there. >> in the blue. yes. yeah, my next wife. (laughter) no, that's not-- . >> stephen: no, not true. >> no, no

my guest tonight is an acker and comedian who's show was called todd margaret. >> you look different.it your hair? no. are you taller? >> i done know. i look pretty tall. >> that's not it. >> i had my teeth quiteened. >> that's it. >> now about the new microwave. >> doug, i really don't give a [bleep] where you heat up your noodles. i have a lot to do and what happened to will. >> i waish that was elementary, my dear watson. >> jesus, i forgot about that. >> i was supposed to meet him after work at a bar for a drink. >> why would you meet him at a bar. you work ten feet away from each other >> trevor: please welcome david cross. >> standing ovation! standing ovation! >> trevor: i'm kind of disappointed that you didn't walk out naked. >> i get that a lot. >> trevor: just from arrested development, i feel like you were naked a lot. some fans remember that, they're like yeah. >> you completely misunderstand the concept of never nude then. because he would never be naked. but that, just for the folks at home, that clip will be-- it's okay not to laugh cuz that will mean nothing if you don

to tighten gun last night, he made his case to ackers and critics alike at cnn town hall meeting. >> one of the most frustrating is whenhat i hear opposed to who are any further laws, why don't you are enforce the laws that on the books? and those very same members of congress then cut atf budgets to to enforceossible the law. >> assuming that it's unlikely minds ind any of those congress this week, what is the president trying to accomplish here, alexis? >> it's a very good question, and i think one the president wants everyone to believe, and rhetoric,and from his that he wants to save lives. that's what he is arguing is at the heart of what he wants to do, and why he has been moved to through his own independent actions. but the other amplification of he understands something about the body politic and he's described this desire to make a political issue. he believes that democrats can campaign in 2016 and win on this. he believes that the public can eventually, not while he's president but later, apply pressure and maybe get additional gun safety legislation through. and in a fin

. >> jackson was the best acker we could find. >> why can't we have it so he can't be in makeup. why can't he just play the role. it's t vnchts it's fake. like who cares. >> larry: but they kind of look like him. >> i think it's about emotional connection the. right now we are emotionally kectd. we are he notionally connected to aaliyah right now because she say recent singer. if you were to do a movie about her she has to be played by a black woman. but in 200. >> they did a movie about her and that caused a brew what what. they didn't even want zen daya who is black play her. >> but in 250 years you could have an asian rapper play her. >> larry: that long? >> that long time. >> it takes awhile. i also by the way i'm emotionally connected to sha kira when the musical come out that better be played by a latina. >> you want your-- . >> larry: what just happen. >> that is shak ira. >> oh. >> i think there is deeper issues. >> yeah. >> this is what michael jackson does to people. he just brings it out of you. just the weird deep seeded. >> there has been so much frustration for so m

. >> whatever you do as an acker is keum la tiff, it is bb-- cumulative, i say go to art galleries, listen to music, what is happening in the news. in the world and form opinions. develop your taste in judgements so that when a quality piece of writing is put in front of you, you your imagination which you've nurtured has something to bounce off of. >> rose: the global economy, u.s. politics, making a murderer on netflix and we remember alan rickman when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with wall street global markets and the global economy. today was a volatile day for global markets. dow jones closed down 249 points after sinking as low as 565 points. the index has already retreated more than nine percent this year. china remains in focus a day after the government announced that gdp had fallen below 7%. sharmin mossavar-rahmani is chief investment officer of the investment strategy group at goldman sachs. her team remai

pie guest tonight is an acker who recently won a golden globe award for amazon's mozart in the jungle okay, i tell you what, are you substituting, you can substituting assistant for me. >> it is supposed to be in a weird position with the orchestra since they know i work for you. >> i done see any weird position. >> you need to find a new assistant by next week, end of story. >> not end of the story. >> there is the ladies room. >> and? >> it's for ladies. gloria spoke to you about this, step outside, maestro. also, are you aware that a father donated our organ and our rehearsal rooms and our apartment. >> and she can make them up. >> anybody can. >> that is very insulting to you, how is it going, sn theea. >> hello. >> how are you doing. >> i'm good, this is the ladies room. >> trevor: please welcome gael garcia bernal. (applause) nice. >> gael. >> such a pleasure. >> that's such a great name, gael. >> let's talk about your success. first of all, let's get straight into it congratulations on the golden globe. >> thank you, thank you so much. thank you. why did you look so shocked? i

a noise complaint at a hotel led 31-year-old richard acker was arrested on two counts of possession of a controlled drug with the desire to distribute. his girlfriend was also charged with possession of a controlled drug. erin: keene police are issuing an urgent warning about an extra-posted batch of heroin that has already killed people. it is called "hollywood heroin." it has killed five people in 48 hours. over the weekend, police in springfield seized 9000 bags of heroin with the hollywood stamp. drug overdoses reached record numbers in two of new hampshire' s biggest cities last year. most of the overdoses were attributed to heroin and other emergency crews responded to 722 overdoses in manchester last year. in nashua, crews responded to 246 overdoses. officials estimate that 400 people died from overdoses in 2015 in new hampshire. sean: top elected officials are gathering in manchester to discuss the drug crisis. the addiction policy forum is being held at southern new hampshire university. governor maggie hassan, senator jeanne shaheen, and senator kelly ayotte will also be get

a noise complaint at a hotel led to two people being arrested on drug charges. 31-year-old richard acker was arrested on two counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute. he had 19 grams of crack cocaine and 18 grams of heroin in his possession. his girlfriend was also arrested and charged with possession of a controlled drug. erin: keene police are issuing a warning about an extra potent batch of heroin that has already it is called "hollywood heroin." it recently killed five people in 48 hours. it is coming into massachusetts from mexico. police in springfield seized 9000 bags of heroin with the hollywood stamp. drug overdoses reached record numbers in two of new hampshire' s biggest cities last year. most of the overdoses were attributed to heroin and other opioids. emergency crews responded to 722 overdoses in manchester. in nashua, authorities responded to 246 overdoses. about 400 people died from overdoses in 2015 in new hampshire. sean: top elected officials and presidential candidates will discuss the drug crisis in manchester. governor maggie hassan, senat

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acker' s girlfriend, 27-year-old stephanie desimone, was also arrested and charged with possession of a controlled drug. if you head out the door this morning, it will hit you hard. it is cold. it has been so mild for so long. this is the coldest we have been. as cold as 20 below near berlin. a lot of other areas in single digits. two below of love -- two below mount washington. temperatures get back into the teens and the lower range of the 20' s. likely starting out with wind chills below zero. the next couple of days, we start moderating a bit. tomorrow, upper 20' s to mid 30' s. a couple of systems we will this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton and i approve (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic feedback) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donke

found evidence of drug activity inside a room at the laquinta inn sunday morning. 31-year-old richard acker was arrested on two counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute, his bail set at $20,000 this morning. 27-year-old stephanie di simone was charged with possession of a controlled drug and was released on bail. josh: for the first time we're seeing video of the cargo ship el faro at the bottom of the ocean, the ship sank in three miles off the bahamas during hurricane joaquin. all 33 people on board were killed including several with ties to new england. federal investigators are considering now whether to launch another search to find the ships black box. coming up, a rough start to the new year on wall street, but we're getting some good news when it comes to gas prices. jennifer: a major auto maker teaming up with lyft, the move could bring a big advantage over rival ride sharing companies. mike: outside of a few flurries in spots today, dry weather lingers into tomorrow. josh: a world record attempt for granite state skiers, stay with us. find your sweet spo

(cheers and applause). what an honor to have him her, is he an incredible acker, you know him from "oz," "juno" and "whiplash," we're so excited that he is here. mr. j.k. simmons is here today. (cheers and applause) hey, j.k., how are you? >> how are you. >> james: nice to see you. >> you too. i'm a little worried though that you are sexually harassing josh about his butt and then talking about hair which is not my favorite topic. >> james: no, but you are doing well on the face, though, facially. >> cuz it's covered with hair. >> james: this is a good beard. >> thank you. >> james: who do we have behind you, j.k. >> i thought it was bring your daughter to work day here today, so this is olivia. >> james: oh, look at olivia simmons. say hello, olivia. hi. look at that, j.k. simmons, everybody. (cheers and applause) >> and ton we've got some music, the x ambassadors are dropping in with their new single are you ready to do this, reg? >> reggie: yeah. >> james: good, then he's reggie watts, i'm james corden and this, this is the "late, late show." roll the the late, late show, oh, oh the

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mostly sunny another update on the breaking traffic years ashley acker i guess going to be a busy morning on the roads especially on sixty four let's give you a live look now at our first camera this one in hampton take a look at this if you're heading to the south side. we are dealing with that at this point about a three mile backup sixty four eastbound from before you even get to king street all the way down to the hr bt due to an accident blocking one lane if you're headed to the south side. i would take the monitor merrimack instead jeremy also looks good now we are headed to the peninsula we had our second camera here sixty four westbound right for you to bay avenue. we do have a breakdown right now off to the right shoulder but traffic is really jammed back and it really does improve than to get past bay avenue also known as right here all that racket they're all on the shoulder making its way to bay avenue that's going to be your base traffic headed into baggie off bay avenue so we do have very very heavy traffic this morning around the base and on sixty four on the latest for you

let's check in on chesapeake with ashley acker does want to head to a spot that's not really seeing a whole lot of traffic trouble this morning sixty four westbound around greenbrier parkway traffic headed to indian river moving just fine. eastbound traffic headed to battlefield also in nice shape but as we head back to the traffic network maps of course the traffic trouble of the morning is run naval station norfolk. you are backed up all the way along five sixty four west rap because at fourteen miles an hour that's actually pretty gracious cars are pretty stop and go out there are delays begin three miles before you get the five sixty four on sixty four west and north of us that we dropped down to thirty and stopping going to hit that five sixty four split so again we still have the three big tropical rum naval station norfolk i had laid there and i'll remind you of your bridge was coming up in eight minutes are i think you actually a teenage girl accused of encouraging her boyfriend to to face a judge this week said that major movement expected in this hey, remember the game when

. >> what was interesting for us as ackers because i think a lot of us had to adjust to the process of finding our performance within very specific shot structures. from the onset, but it became something entirely different. it became a completely unique process for all of us. because it was like live theater every single day. and that tension of having to achieve that hour and a half every single day is infused into the actual movie. you feel that tension. i mean it was-- i mean we were on high octane every day that we were making this movie because if not we would have to show up the next day and keep being in these far off locations that were hours and hours and hours away. >> next time new a greenscreen, you will be asking for your snow to be-- please, freeze the set. >> rose: just a note about the cinemat oz graphy someone you liked and worked with you on bird mb. >> c hiv o, i don't like him,-- no, he's a true artist. really one of those guys that not only sa head of his time, techically, he is the craft, just a master of light. he's just a partner and partner in crime. and a vis

bowie was a singer, songwriter, multiinstrumentallist, record producer, painter and acker. throughout his five decade long career he went mi many names, gligry star bust, major tom. he was in an endless state of reinvention, always keeping his fans guessing. bowie's producer and close friend of nearly 50 years said david always did it his way. and his way was the least obvious way. he was a true genius who proved it over and over again, through ground-breaking albums. "the new york times" called bowie an infinitely changeable, fiercely forward looking songwriter who taught generations of musicians about the power of drama and personas. 's peered on charlie's program twice. once in 19 the 6. >> i think the great thing about generally includes music or anything is that the direction of art is always dictated by the artist. and in music it happens the same way. however much critics write, the other musicians decide who they are going to be influenced by and the history and story of the music will come through the artists. >> when you are work in a creative area you are working

our new hampshire battle ground acker poll finds trump holds an 18-point leadd with cruz,, marco rubio, and john kasich fighting for second place. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. now, if the polls are right, donald trump and ted cruz command nearly 75% of the iowa caucus vote. one-third of caucus goers said they might change their minds. supporters. donald trump stormed across iowa this weekend and gave his supporters an uncommonly comic compliment. >> i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? where i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. okay? it's, like, incredible. >> reporter: not exactly the new york values everyone's been talking about, but trump supporters continued to show up in droros as he stumped with republican senator charles grassley. it wasn't an endorsement, but still a blow to sebate colleague ted cruz. the cruz campaign took aim at trump on another front. the embrace of government power to seize private property. >> i think imminent domain is wonderful. >> reporter: the essence of the new