kennedy: like brad pitt and the chamber orchestra.coming up next, a new guest is joining us right here on site kennedy: welcome back. the only living member, giving us a glimpse into the crazy world of rock 'n roll in his new book, my life as marky ramon. thank you for joining me everyone is gone. >> unfortunately. kennedy: have their ghost haunted you for the last several years? why write the book now? >> it took five years. you know, to think that you can write it within a week is pretty impossible. you have to have a plan. so being in the band for 15 years, it's the most comprehensive book out there to be one what was the hardest thing for you in the van to dealing with joey's ocd order johnnies love of ronald reagan? >> i mean, joey had an illness and later on we realized back, not in the beginning. the other -- that's what happens when you have ocd. johnny's lover ronald was his weakness, but we heard it every minute. and that was between joey and johnny's politics and that was the main topic. so after a while because of that, th

, who that film named brad pitt, who was object was object ified as a male in ified as a male in perhaps your research observes perhaps your research observes women being objectified in film? women being objectified in film? >> right, you know, that's >> right, you know, that's interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the bedroom with brad and i, there bedroom with brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up is a shot of him standing up without his shirt on, and he's without his shirt on, and he's got that incredible got that incredible stomach. stomach. ridcally scott was personally ridcally scott was personally spraying evian on his body to spraying evian on his body to catch the light in the right way. catch the light in the right way. >> glistening abs. >> glistening abs. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. you just assume that if somebody you just assume that if somebody is going to be shot that way is going to be shot that way it's going to be the wo

. >> in the media, brad pitt and angelina jolie ared aing to the conversation. >> every time there is a -- are adding to the conversation. >> every time there is a recognition by public figures they are creating space for other people to follow. >>> for this kid to blaze trail in cowboy boots and dresses. >> i have no doubt. >> reporter: she told me her biggest worry was reading transgender people have higher rates of bullying and suicide and as a parent that would be terrifying. >> let me ask you, in these cases we are talking about young kids. mikemike honda's grandchild was 8, that girl was 5. how do you know when it is a stage or real? >> reporter: phases pass. children role play, play dress up but they go away. when it is insistent and persistent it is something you need to pay attention to and listen to. >> this mother said she started noticing things as early as two. >> reporter: the kids know between 19 months and 3 years of age what gender they identify with. this is a bigger conversation for everybody. anyone who is not transgender itopeps up what are -- it opens up what are

. >> yeah, it's cool to see brad pitt. oh my gosh, that's brad pitt.him is steven spielberg and he's giving -- >> jimmy: has anything bad happened when you've hosted an awards show? have there been incidents, has there been tumult? >> first time i did -- well, the first time i hosted the tonys was the same year they did a big giant opening number without me. and i was backstage. and that was the year that "rock of ages" the musical was up for a bunch of awards. and bret michaels accidentally turned too late. and a set piece was coming down and hit him in the head. >> jimmy: right. >> it knocked him flat. and i was super, super convinced that he was really, really hurt. like -- like i thought -- i screamed. oh, no! and immediately i turned back and i'm saying, is he all right, is he all right, is he okay? someone tell me, is he okay? because i thought -- it was bad. i thought he was -- his skull had been crushed or something. he had turned, bye, everybody! went back, hit his head, and then what do you do? that was my biggest fear was, if something reall

but, it was not my idea. [ laughter ] >> he looks like brad pitt. >> that is my entrance at pebble beachis is a chance to win it. oh. and that means we have a 4-way play off. by the second hole, it was down to jason day and holmes. >> now, holmes aggressive. now, going through on the grandstand. he is in trouble. now, jason day, a better shot. he shot 5 irons, ball within 15 feet of the cup. he is within the driver's seat. now, he still had a chance. he had to sink a parputt. and he hoped for a third play off hole but no. going in for the third career tour win. he moves up now to forward in the world rankings. >> reporter: now, the cardinals won 25 straight against arizona. it looked like they were on the way. now, bobby, the 3. 7 point lead. just over a minute to go. scoring 7 points in the final 38 seconds. including the go ahead with 1.9 seconds to go. the wildcats rally to go 57 to beat the cardinals for the first time since 2001. >>> the super bowl last sunday, courtside today, watching the sun devils, now, they faired. the second, scary moment for cal. he lands hard on the back of

get paid to be a seat filler it is voluntary position but it comes with perks she has sat next to brad pitt and show said julia roberts smiled at her one time. very cool. >> do you get the gift bag? >>> as we country down to oscar sunday you may wonder how, exactly, did hollywood come up with the term "oscar." >> academy released what is in the name. >>> a famous columnist was tired of writing about the goal statue of the academy and so he said he named it oscar after an old joke where oscar was the joke at the end of the story. >> the new name for the award was dropped in 1935 and it has stuck. >> you are so hip. >> this is the home for oscar sunday and coverage begins at 2:00 fm with "red carpet," and at 4:00 you can see what the stars are wearing and at 5:00 watch who wins. >> katie marzullo is in los angeles with live reports from the oscars and inside look at the bay area connections to the biggest night. i don't think anyone has ever so-called me "hip," before. >> first time for everything. >> casey will windowst know the weather profit and we will check with meteorologist mike nicco.

. >> does it strike you as ironic that there was a character in that film named brad pitt, who was object ified as a male in perhaps your research observes women being objectified in film? >> right, you know, that's interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the bedroom with brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up without his shirt on, and he's got that incredible stomach. ridcally scott was personally spraying evian on his body to catch the light in the right way. >> glistening abs. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. you just assume that if somebody is going to be shot that way it's going to be the woman, but it was great. turn the tables, why not. >> and it was recently named one of the hollywood reporters top 100 favorite films. and on the cover you and susan sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. where do you rank that film as far as culture and as far as your career? >> as far as my life it really changed my life. it was very, very impactful on me because it changed how i looked at future parts that i would play, that i wanted to--because it reson

. >> people were going nuts i mean seriously it was like brad pitt just walked in. >> it is batkid begins. the inspiring bay area story about a leukemia patient. >> it feature 200 films from 50 countries. it runs through march 8th. batkid, a little star. >> how nice to do that again. thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time and we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> on this tuesday night, the commuter train collision. the fiery explosion. slamming into a truck on the tracks. the cars flipping. victims treated on the scene and our team is right there. >>> leveled. the neighborhood worried about the smell of gas. workers arriving to investigate. then, the explosion. the workers raced to the hospital. >>> the deadly driving across the south. 12 states covered in ice. the truck dangling from the highway. and tonight, the cruise ships now stuck at sea. >>> under fire. the head of veterans affairs brought in to repair the v.a., now apologizing after saying he served in special forces when he didn't. martha raddatz standing by. >>> and is this the new face

. >> reporter: the dogs scarlet, jaydn, kayla, mochi and brad pitt. >> i got a text from my wife saying that our dog had been kidnapped and i'm like -- i couldn't even comprehend what that meant. >> reporter: their main concern. >> i'm worried about him in this cold weather. >> we want the van to be left somewhere in an area that people will hear the dogs barking or even see the van. >> reporter: hopeful these dogs will have their day. >> find their dogs and get their dogs back to them. >> police say witness actually tried to stop the two men but backed off when one man flashed a gun. police at this hour on the hunt for a 2002 silver chrysler town & country van with illinois plates. >> those dogs get them back. >> heartbreaking. who does that really. >> thank you, reena. >>> so ginger, coming back to you and know what it means, another storm. >> i can't get over that. otis used to go to urban out sitters. >>> places are imprisoned by ice and another storm coming. let's take that picture. north carolina and that is all ice. can you see it on the bottom of the bench there in the foregroun

i mean, seriously, it was like brad pitt walked out. it was like there he is! >> it was amazing. yeah, we are talking about bat kid obviously. aka miles scott. he is the focus of batkid begins which chronicles his unforgettable day fighting crime in the city of san francisco in 2013. >> it was the most fun experience ever. what is a better experience than that? a little boy who has leukemia who fights it and wins and gets a big parade where an entire city comes out and the world watches own line. it was a great way to spend a year for sure. >> miles did not attend tonight's premier. his mom didn't want him staying up too late. the film festival runs through march 8. >> crime fighters got to get their sleep. >> absolutely. >> they are called superheros aren't that? >> yes they are. >> and the warriors got theirs back tonight. after missing his first game. we will tell you how steph curry did on the floor in his return and what the giants player, he doesn't have a world series ring, but he has a japanese championship ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. ano

brad pitt's wife is the most admired woman in the world. sorry, joanne. the man, it's bill gates. i believe he's the creator of apple. a government research poll. 23 companies scored which humans were most adored. angelina beat out the education activist malala yousafzai. that was the young won who was shot right? hillary clinton and queen elizabeth. billionaire bad boy gates vested barack obama. chinese president chee jinpingxi jinping and jackie chan. clint howard. that was the big sleeper. let's go around the table. i'll start with you, bob. who was your most admirable person? you don't have to say me? >> well, i won't. so you're all right. i'm going to be a little serious here. i think, first of all, bill o'reilly has to be one of the most admired people. good job bill, they got your christmas list. people who did doctors without borders, who dealt with ebola, who risked their lives, that's my heros. >> graham, who is your winner? >> the young man who intercepted the ball for new england the other day. he's a national hero. >> he really is. he really

so i would say imagine right now, while i'm giving this class or this talk if angelina joe schmo brad pitt wandered into the back of the haul because they always wanted to know more about smith, and they're in the back, off to the side and taking notes. how long would it be before the lecture was totally disrupted? they would be much more interesting than anything i would say. i would we more interested in them. we would be obsessed with wanting to see what they were looking, what were they wearing? so, of course i wanted to sit in the chair. now, one might suggest based on the caricature of smith he was about greed, naked self-interest, that he believed that greed is good. yet there's nothing about that in "the wealth of nations" and the opposite is true in" the theory of moral sentiments." he counsels against being attracted to the pursuited of money and power and the evils of corruption of ambition. many economists would say sit in the chair because the costs zero because now one will see you. this benefits are the thrill you get from sitting in the charity. smith i don't think would ha

. >> you have the watered brad pitt disease right? benjamin button thing.n about three minutes you will be in continent. >> which concert? >> i don't know my continents. dana harvey beat out will farrell. raccoon meat is what is for dinner. the cabbing cans scare me. their big eyeses in the middle of the night staring into my soul. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. >>> brand-new "red eye" returns on monday. guests next week include mcdowell carly bernie and joe randazow. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> is raccoon a snafoon. i am glad you laughed. an asian supermarket in temple city, california

. >> brad pitt. >> correct. >> pass. married beyonce. >> jay-z. >> pass -- i mean, up next.s a talk show. >> oprah. >> bullhead. man bald head. white. the doctor. a doctor. >> dr. oz. >> more famous than dr. oz. >> there's no one more famous than dr. oz. pass. >> pass. famous singer. >> frank sinatra. >> more modern. in the '50s, '60s. priscilla -- >> elvis presley. >> yes. tom cruise -- >> four rights. [ cheers and applause ] 30 points per answer. 120 points. final team, jake and alisyn, come on down. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. your category is children of presidents. >> oh, boy. >> children of presidents. 60 seconds on the clock. ready, go. >> daughter of john and -- >> caroline kennedy. >> correct. >> daughter of jimmy. >> amy carter. >> correct. >> daughter of george. >> jena bush? >> yes. >> correct. >> daughter of richard. >> pat nixon? >> pass. >> julie nixon eisenhower. >> close. daughter of the -- sorry. son of the 40th president. >> ron reagan jr. >> correct. >> daughter of gerald. >> ford. >> okay. first name is very common. >> mary ford. jennifer ford.

because it was graphic but much more brutal then reach shot but the movie touched me i think oprah and brad pitt and it was a wonderful movie but people died it was not an easy struggle they knew people would be hurt so that was some of the impetus. >> and the residents from that condoleezza rice defended one of those. did she work within the bush administration as national security advisor and secretary of state did she feel she had day waste portfolio i faked her for her truth she said she was there and she brought to the table what needed to be brought to that when it was time to have the anniversary event she said if not for this i would not be able to sit at a restaurant or e to edit a restaurant. >> father could not vote until 1952 until 1964 she said certainly not for this act we have to celebrate and there is another controversial piece at the very beginning of the bush years president bush had decided to write a brief as a friend-of-the-court about the university of michigan about affirmative action he did not want preferential treatment so condoleezza rice said that needs to be talked

i mean seriously it was like brad pitt just walked out.there he is. >> reporter: outside the theater tuesday night, ted's famed lamborghini. the film's director was at the premier and gave us an update. >> he's great. he's in first grade. and is playing little legal. >> reporter: and outside in line, this eighth grader. >> everybody dreams of that. but he was actually able to do it and that was really cool. >> reporter: this marks the 25th anniversary for cinequest. the festival will also feature another superhero of sorts. >> every year we try to highlight works by artists. that's how people get started on their careers. >> reporter: we even heard our own rob roth and frank somerville. frank i don't know if you knew that but your voice was also in the documentary. >> i did not realize that. and it's such a bummer that miles couldn't be there but as a parent i get that whole bedtime thing so i understand. maureen, thank you. >> a little bit of privacy too, frank, thanks. >>> bay area based tesla received a new model. consumer reports named

brad pitt's wife is the most admired woman tht world. sorry, joanne. for the man it is bill gates.elieve he is the creator of apple. a market research poll scored who was more adorable. angelina beat out malala -- the young woman who was shot crct this hillary clinton and also queen elizabeth. billionaire bad boy gates bested barack obama chinese president and jackie chan. other notable names were -- include bill clinton oprah the pope, jennifer lawrence and of course my favorite clint howard. that was a big sleeper. all right let's go around the table. start with you, bob. who is your most admirable person? you don't have to say me. >> i won't. you are all right. you know i tell you, i will be a little serious. first of all, bill o'reilly has to be one of the most admired people on the gallup poll. they got your christmas list, didn't they? i think people who do doctors without borders and dealt with ebola and went over and risked their lives. that's my hero. >> that's a very good choice. graham who is your winner? >> the young man who intercepted the ball for new england the othe

was it brad pitt? >> matt damon. >> matt damon was in it.ny commercial. just keep showing that. if you want to start a conversation do it on the subway where you have the ads i am forced to look at. >> in the end matt damon won't kiss her because clearly he is racist, that threw me out. >> and they went to ask him why and he admitted that. i want to go to the mcdonald's ad. skip this other one. this is an interesting ad. for a limited time they will select random customers to pay with loving. it sounds disgusting. >> is that legal? >> i think so. >> welcome to mcdone nulled -- mcdone willed thats. >> two hair browns and a coffee. >> do you have a cell phone? >> yes. >> dial up your mom and tell her you love her. >> mom, i want to tell you i love you. >> how about you tell me how much it is. >> that's how much it is. >> the payment would be tell him what you love about your son. >> compassion for other people. >> this ad breaks the rules for me. i really really like mcdonalds, but i i don't like people telling me how to act. it is insulting.

she's been seated next to brad pitt and jake gyllenhaal.erts once smiled at her, which is something. >> this sunday is oscar sunday on abc 7. our live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. with on the red carpet at the oscars. see what the stars are wearing with the oscars red carpet live, at 5:30 watch who wins as neil patrick harris hosts the oscars. for a complete list of nominees visit oscars.com. >> katie will be in hollywood for the oscars, she got her gown yesterday. check it out on twitter if you want to take a look at that. >>> much more ahead in our next half hour, the damage brought on by a major snowstorm taking hold of most of the u.s. we'll show you the impact. >>> a monumental declaration from the white house, three u.s. sites newly named today at federal landmarks. >> the texas fish farmer accused of harboring an illegal catch. >>> here's a look at today's headlines where you live at 4:30. for the seventh time this month, there is no cargo moving in or out at the port of oakland. longshore workers are holding a rare daytime union mee

brad pitt he gave hundreds of thousands to support the pro-gay rights movement in california.ah some go back quite a ways but you can tell a lot from a person over time to see their donations over sever years. you wouldn't want to look at one cycle, because views can change over time. having a nice long sample is helpful. >> it's really interesting. go to cnn.com, read the pianos, you can see the spectrum. it has the movies and the blue to the red. >> or blue to light blue. >> exactly. chris, good to have you on. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up again switching gears here. isis mobilizing an online army to recruit followers and raise money and they're flooding social media with 90,000 messages a day. we're going to talk about that next and the government's newest plan to fight this growing online propaganda war. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because

brad pitt ageing backwards.reporter: the goal to make seeing believing. >> we want to base it in reality. >> reporter: a visual effects company provided computer generated imagery for those films. conquering the human face is the final frontier. >> our faces are so complicated. we have different facial muscles and number of poses to replicate all of those things and every single nuance of the human face is really difficult to do and takes a lot of effort. >> reporter: a lot of effort and flesh and bone actor scanneded in a multitude of images. >> it shows us what that face look like at that moment in time but doesn't give us that performance the way the actor would have acted. >> reporter: if it wasn't for cgi, palm walker's character may not have appeared in "furious 7" after the actor's untimely death. >> having those scans is helpful. it's as much real material as we have of the actor and as much footage of the actor that's helpful for us. >> reporter: why don't studios digital digitally scan all actors befor

brad pitt. we're just all excited. look, when you enjoy what you do, arthel, it's not work. know that. >> you are absolutely right, michael, it's always good to see you. we'll be watching for all of your reports and track you on fox news.com and everywhere you are. >> if our viewers tune in tomorrow morning we'll have a wrap-up of the winners, the losers, who wore what who didn't wear anything. we'll have it tomorrow morning on fox and friends. >> we'll be watching. >> that's gowns and those dresses and all that they talk about. >> oh, yeah. >> who do you think is going to win? best picture and other top categories, there could be an upset. here were some predictions -- actually more than predictions, what insight and what a track record. gaerz conic your track record, nine for night right last year in every single one of the major categories. >> and 21 -- >> out of 24 overall. that's right. >> do you want to start with the predictions? >> absolutely. readers hopefully read my article on fox news.com. in a nutshell for best picture of the year and best director i'm predictin

but it touched the end i commend oprah and brad pitt and everyone because i every one because i think it was a wonderful movie and you have to remember people that want to preserve history people died. this wasn't an easy struggle. people want to believe it was so sanitized. people died. that was some of the emphasis. people died for the right for black people to vote. >> host: and the residents into the reporting curvier that you've had condoleezza rice was a friend of one of those girls. did she work in the bush administration for the secretary of state, did she also dated she also feels she had a race portfolio? >> guest: she's in this book on the record and i think her for her truth. she says she was there and she brought to the table it needed to be brought to the table. when it was time to have an anniversary event she said we must have this anniversary events if it were not for this event i wouldn't have been able to sit at the restaurant and eat at the restaurant. >> host: her father couldn't vote until 1952 and she said she couldn't go to a restaurant with her family until 19

the movie is also responsible for introducing us to this guy, this is a very young, still-hot brad pittcelebrate 25? gina davis recently said that she and susan sarandon have talked about taking the show on the road so to speak. gina says there is still so much love for the movie, the pair may be doing another girl's trip and they may be stopping by your town. how would you like to see them mark their 25th? weigh in using the #orangeroom. maybe they'll take us up on some of our suggestions. >> be nice in they stopped right by here. there is a plaza, plenty of people here to greet them. studio 1a. >> apparently that cliff where they went off is still a bit of a tourist attraction in utah. some people wanted the car left at the bottom. >>> still to come on dadz"today," it is music's hottest night. who to look out for on tonight's grammy awards. >>> plus the murder trial of the man who shot and killed n hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey!

this is -- >> jimmy: brad pitt. >> my face is -- what color is my face. >> jimmy: brown. >> and what's don't call you that. >> jimmy: that came out right now by the way. >> all right. when you're trying to get your computer to sync up with everything else -- >> wi-fi? >> yes, sir. [ applause ] >> jimmy: okay. not under but -- >> over. >> jimmy: last one not the sun but the -- >> moon. >> jimmy: three words. >> over the moon. >> jimmy: yes! >> trying to win for you. >> colin: fish and -- >> chips. >> oh, that's so easy. come on. that's not fair. [ buzzer ] where's my card -- >> jimmy: we lost! the winners are colin firth and jack mcbrayer. unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. this is unbelievable. i'm so sorry. we lost. you guys won. my thanks to colin firth, jack mcbrayer, triumph the insult comic dog. more "tonight show" after the break, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ invite someone to the world's largest starbucks date. and enjoy a special pairings menu. february 13th, 2pm to close. ♪ at t-mobile, get a sweet tablet on us. right now, when you get a new data pl

brad pitt aging backwards in "the curious case of benjamin button." >> they said i was going to die soon: or angelina jolie taking flight in "maleficent." >> how quaint. >> reporter: the goal to make seeing believing. >> we want to base it in reality. >> reporter: visual effects company digital domain provided cgi for the films. darryl henner says conquering the human face is the final frontier. >> we have so many facial muscles and the number of poses we can get in to to replicate all of those things is really difficult to do and takes a lot of effort. >> reporter: a lot of effort and a flesh and bone actor, scanned in a multitude of images. >> it shows what the actor's face looks like at that specific moment in time but doesn't give that performance the way the actor would have acted. >> reporter: if it wasn't for cgi, paul walker's character may not have appeared in "furious 7" after the actor's untimely death. >> if you are trying to recreate someone who's deceased having scans is helpful. as much real material and footage of the actor is helpful for us. >> reporter: why don't studio

no george clooney no angelina jolies or brad pitts, tom cruise.re film category from five movies to possibly ten with the idea that it would bring in some of the bigger more blockbuster movies that everyone has seen, and that hasn't happened. they did get one this year, "american sniper," the american people voted on that movie. it's earned over $400 million at the box office but the academy still can't seem to get their act together when it comes to this. gerri: well, it's so funny the whole list of characters here, i was kind of surprised. they think they're being so controversial by calling for equal pay for women. i want you to hear patricia arkansas debt, firsthand what she had to say. >> to every woman who gave birth to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, we have fought for everybody else's equal rights. it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america! [cheers and applause] gerri: so what do you make of that? i mean, i heard that, and i thought here she is, she's in front

goopy, herself -- gwyneth paltrow, for a very long time. [ laughter ] ever since she was banging brad pittth: gotcha. >> and then sure enough, i got fashion police. and for the first time in december, three months ago she said hi to me after years of me going up to paltrow. like one time we were both on glee at the same time. i thought, i'll just approach her, see if she's into it. i was like, "paltrow, what's up? it's your dream guest." and she's like, "eh." i tried that many times over the years, one time i left her a very funny note. i left her an autographed picture of myself, which is such a treat for people. [ laughter ] i said, you know, from your idol kathy griffin. nothing. and finally in december out of the blue she's like, "hi you're going to be on fashion police? that's great, let it rip." i'm like, okay. i think it's a generational thing, i really do. >> seth: you reach an age where you just get it. >> yeah. >> seth: now, i was gonna say you're on tour, but you're always doing shows. >> always. as are you. >> seth: yeah, but you are like the grateful dead, you're forever doing

and brad pitt all of them that did at the present time it was a wonderful movie much and have you to remember. the people that want to preserve history, the people died. this was not an easy struggle. people want to believe oh it was not. it is sanitized. people died. they knew that people were willing to hurt and die so that was some of the impetus black people and white people died for the right for the black people to vote. the resonance from that into the reporting career that have you had condoleezza rice was a friend one of those girls yes. from birmingham alabama. and she worked within the bush administration -- obviously, national security adviser and is being treef state. did she also feel she had a race portfolio? secretary rice is in this book on the record. and i thank her for her truth she said she was there and she brought to the table what needed to be brought to the table in race whether it was time to have anniversary of you know. she said we must we must have this anniversary event. if not for this event. i would not have been able to sit in a restaurant or eat in a

. >> it was like brad pitt just -- [ indiscernible ] there he is! >> it's so true. batkid begins documentary is about the day in 2013 when a wish came true for 5-year- old cancer patient miles scott. he was in costume playing superhero for the day in the city with the help of countless volunteers in san francisco. julia roberts is thinking of making a film based on the documentary which is at this year's cinequest. >> it's exciting the 25th anniversary and we have 91 united states world premieres, huge events with legendary directors big in new movies. >> cinequest runs through march 8 at the historic california theater and other downtown san jose theaters. my guess is that might be the most popular one. >> i would think so. could we ever forget that day? it was great. >> all of us have worked very closely with make-a-wish. it brought so much more attention to their goals. so great. >> yeah. >> he looks great. >> it was such a magical day. it's awesome to relive it. >>> back to work. back to traffic. back to the grind. this is a live look at the bay bridge. the mete

>> brad pitt. >> here. >> back there. >> no. that's brad pitt. >> here? jennifer lawrence. >> here. >> i don't have that. >> channing. >> how about here? the hardest on the board. no idea. >> there you go. very good. >> that took a long time. >> the fun doesn't stop here. watching people do the red carpet. somebody is going to win this golden hanger award. one man, one woman who graces the red carpet looking so lovely according to your votes at today.com. watch here on "today" on monday. guys, back to you. >> put it in a case, we can't even touch it. >> that hanger has better lighting than we do. >> the sound effects. >> that's it. >> you think we could fit in that box? >> carson thanks. matt and al will be live from los angeles on monday, for today's oscar after-party, the winners, the fashion and a lot more. >> meet the fifth-grader fighting for true justice and equal time for female super heroes. first these messages. shopping for a used car is so intimidating. i mean, you feel like you have to be this expert negotiator to get a fair deal. i hate to ha

the film its lead actor brad pitt and annaud were all banned from china.e claims he didn't have to apologize and says the producers for wolf totem came to him for his seminal work in films like "the bear" and "two brothers." to portray the tussle between wolf and man, they bred three generations of mongolian wolves. you've worked with animals in several of your film. obviously very challenging to do. how were wolves different? >> well they're a pack. therefore, you don't have one wolf in front of your camera you've got several. stow multiplies the -- so it multiplies the difficulty. the beauty with wolves is they've got great eyes. they are predators, therefore everything goes through there. and it's very appealing for a director. ♪ >> reporter: while the thofl is seen by many -- novel is seen as many as a critique of the communist party, annaud focused on the environmental message that he says is critical to a chinese audience. >> thecountry is so industrial, the country is making every object we wear we use, so they have factories. and at the same time t

we have spike lee, brad pitt. it is a big picture and the eyes are memorizing -- mesmerizing.rs. it is a very interesting pop moment, in this very baroque gold frame. kind of complicated messaging going on about iconography and the madonna. it is going to be a great exhibition on our first-floor gallery this year. this is another exhibition that david is doing. by now, you will recognize the alexander gardner cracked plate lincoln. dark fields of the republic. after the civil war, lots of matthew brady's pictures were attributed to alexander gardner who worked with him and had a studio in washington. after the civil war, he went west. definitely cut through this part of the world. he documented the native american tribes. he has never had a major exhibition. it will be a big retrospective very beautiful. work that has never been seen before. we are partnering with the national museum of the american indian on that. very quickly, what else do we do? we do, -- conservation. storage and installation. digitize asian. -- digitization. about 20% of the collection is digitized. onlin

it would be like brad pitt going backstage and saying, let's go have a drink next door boys. booth had free run of ford's theater. he had his mail delivered there. no one gave a second thought to his being there. in many cases too, there was a misrepresentation i think in the minds of many readers today of what the theater and the theater practices were like in that period of 1865. this picture was taken by someone from the matthew brady studio. this is an archives picture from the archives of college park that was taken in the days following the assassination. secretary of war edwin stanton mandated that there be a reinactment of the play, brought the actors back together and the stage hands and made them reenact the play stopping at various moments so they could measure the wing space and placement of various people. imagine these actors with this comic play delivering laugh lines out into an audience with a handful of stoney faced soldiers and detectives. and the fear and the grief and the terror that they must have felt. in this picture, which is a composite of two of the

starting to connect the dots and they're noticing that, oh my gosh, she was in that movie, she was brad pitt'sat all. >> a sexy hot woman was under that fat suit. >> seth: you did a real great job of getting your real self out here. and we're so excited for you. >> thank you. >> seth: it's been such a great year for you. we are just enjoying it so much. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. [ cheers ] >> seth: taraji p. henson, everybody. "empire" airs wednesday nights on fox. we'll be right back with anders holm. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ at t-mobile, get a sweet tablet on us. right now, when you get a new data plan, you can also get our most popular 7 inch tablet with no money down and no monthly payments. when cucumber, feta cucfand mint invite you over to their triscuit for a greek gathering. cucfetamintscuit. that's where we took it. where you take it is entirely up to you. triscuit made for more but no matter howribbean in they caribbean,ys. they all like to caribbean with the best. for the 12th year in a row, royal caribbean has not only been voted best cruise line