you actually called catherine o'hara. >> so, when catherine and i, you know -- when we were asked toles. and we didn't know why he wanted us to play three roles. but, we were afraid to ask him his thinking for fear he'd say, "oh, yeah, you're right. you should only do one role." >> jimmy: and then -- yeah. >> so, anyway, catherine and i were both asked. and then, he wanted us to go to england to record some of this. and i phoned up catherine as tim burton. just as a joke, assuming right away she would know it was me. and she went, "hello." [ imitating tim burton ] "oh, hi, this is tim. this is amazing. i'm so glad you're doing this. it's just so great." and she goes, "oh, tim, i'm so happy that i'm doing it." and i'm thinking, "oh my god. she believes it's tim!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, what do i do? >> so i said -- [ imitating tim burton ] "oh, yeah. so, do you want to come to england?" she said, "yeah, sure. i'll come to england. that would be great." [ imitating tim burton ] "i'm not sure -- i'm now regretting hiring martin. i think -- it's not like he -- i don't think he shoul

but, catherine o'hara is your co-star. >> yeah, catherine and i each play three characters. >> jimmy:unket is what they call it. you get together in all different -- >> jimmy: people interview you. so it could be people from foreign countries. >> yeah, you get a lot of foreign press. and i have no idea if it was funny. but, there it was hilarious. so we do all these interviews in a row. and they bring someone in for five minutes -- >> jimmy: and you are sitting with her? >> you're sitting with her, and catherine's here. and theyring in all these different people. and they're all different shapes and sizes, of course. but, this guy came in and he was completely wall-eyed. like -- [ laughter ] and catherine and i were sitting right there. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. >> "what a pleasure to interview you both." and i said, "absolutely." he said, "i want to ask you a question." [ laughter ] and we have no idea who he's looking at. >> jimmy: who he's talking to! yeah! >> so, he says, "let me ask you first. [ laughter ] what do you like about your character?" [ laughter ] and we both go -- and i g

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i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. people in the u.s. northeast are looking out their windows and seeing the blurry images of a storm headed their way. they're facing an onslaught of rain and wind as hurricane sandy pushing inland. two people are missing after a ship sank off north carolina. several municipalities in the storm's path have declared a state of emergency. forecasters say the storm is unusually large. it's expected to cut across new jersey over the next several hours. more than 6,000 houses in the state have already lost electricity. u.s. president barack obama made a direct appeal to people in the hurricane's path. >> the most important message that i have for the public right now is please listen to what your state and local officials are saying. when they tell you to evacuate, you need to evacuate. >> 370,000 new yorkers who live close to the water have left. the wind was so strong it bent the metal on a crane at this construction site. city officials have shet down the transit system. businesses and shops have closed. wo

>> i think catherine orgman left, i am catherine ross. i am a long time resident, i live directly across the panhandle from masonic. i ride a bike. i have nevered own a car. anyone who is complaining about parking spaces, has been using the parking space i have not used in the 25 years in san francisco. i don't take up a parking spot. i don't have a driver's license, they can thank me after the hearing. but now masonic is my north/south route. and other streets go straight hill and dead end. if there was another option for bikes, we would take it. believe me. and the conditions on masonic are completely unacceptable, not just me but the people that have been killed there that i am totally heart broken about. and to me that takes such precedence over parking, and the fact that people are complaining about the loss of parking spaces, and in the light of the slaughter on this street. it's shameful of that priority. this is a great plan, i am extremely impressed what they have come up with. and it's no loss of muni speed. as experienced as i

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us from washington. catherine, we are hearing this evening that there is a new security camera that apparently survived the attack outside of the consulate in benghazi. what can you tell us about that? >> based on my reporting what we know is there is 50 minutes of security camera video that survived from the consulate. didn't come from a single camera. it comes from several cameras on the compound. i'm told that the most important element of the video is that it does show some of these islamists, these jihaddists into the compound and you can see them in profile and this data point shows that it is terrorism and that these faces are being matched to known jihaddists and i think the bottom line is that once again, this video shows that there was no demonstration outside of the consulate when the attack happened. therefore this idea that it was is a demonstration that was hijacked by terrorists or spun out of control and led to the assault again is false, judge. >> judge jeanine: was the white house seein

catherine heenan, kron 4 news.am: team coverage with the jobs report was good news for the restaurant industry kron 4 spoke to business owners and the east bay. backing up what statistics say seen in increase of hundreds of customers and states are more opportunities for hiring. >> and if you are saving or one day's pay check for your favorite eatery? and walnut creek patrons are choosing local eateries and that business is good. >> this year we of hired 15 percent more people. >> terry has owned this old san francisco creamery for nearly eight years. despite the economy is not made to make changes for the prices in two years. >> right now they are eating out more. and if they want something fast, casual. and something that is probably not going to hit them in the pocketbook that hard. >> the research bureau of statistics saying that there has been an average of 21,000 new jobs each month at food and drinking establishments. that accounts for 85% of the employment gains in the hospitality industry st. >> are you go

. >> catherine: mitt romney was blasting the president on foreign policy.ccusing his administration of being passive. that the president is not a global leader. all speaking in virginia received listed some of these reasons. >> the preside also unbuilt this ad as his mitt romney is a response to the u.s. embassy. tonight the campaign is calling the criticisms reckless. catherine heenan, kron4. >> as a reminder the vice presidential debate is this thursday. the next presidential debate is october 16th. you can watch both go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, weather and traffic updates. >> jayson: of jaclyn: 60s right now through daly city and 70's through vallejo. 72 degrees in san jose. this live look from the plaza with more fog moving into the bay area. we will see that fog coverage along the coast and more clouds through the day. as we mentioned at we are looking for more showers for the afternoon. and a slight chance n co70s in los gatos . and 70's and the san jose. also 72 degrees in livermore. the same in pleasanton. 63 degrees and

(witness sworn). >> so i'm catherine roberts. i first want to say that this rescud aoling has been extremely problematic for me and i have called the department every single day since i got that notice. i have never heard of a meeting being moved up a month because you guys apparently made a mistake, i mean it was explained to me that it was an error on the part of the department, there wasn't really any other reason why this wouldn't be held on november 21 as it was originally scheduled. it's been extremely disruptive to me to have to, you know, i mean i planned to be here on november 21st and to just have the rug pulled out from under me like that and have to be here a month early has not been a good experience for me. i am aware you guys have given me a lot of time, but i have never heard of that kind of process where if there's an error you can move it forward. i've never heard of something being moved like this and especially being moved back a solid month. that has really disadvantaged me. i was extremely upset that i calle

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. nato ministers are sticking to a scheduled withdrawal from afghanistan by the end of 2014. the organization is under pressure to pull out early after a string of insider attacks against its troops. defense ministers from nato's 28 member nations met in brus els on wednesday. about 100,000 nato-led soldiers are stationed in afghanistan, mostly from the u.s. some nations want to speed up the pull out of the soldiers. but they confirm no changes to the withdrawal plan. ministers insist military police control an area covering three-quarters of the country's population. they also agree to draw up plans to train to handle the aftermath of the combat troop withdrawal. nato secretary general insisted the schedule is based on objective assessments of the situation in afghanistan. >> it's not because partners rush for the exit. it's not because of lack of cohesion within our coalition. on the contrary. >> but relations between nato-led forces and afghanistan have been strained by insider attac

>>catherine: this continues.is poll thinking that people that the president will come out ahead. observers say that mitt romney is also looking stronger. you never know what to expect and there are going to be two more debates after this one. >> we are live from a kron 4 news room keeping this very close eye. with just 30 minutes and. with our political expert. and 30 minutes live. >> i think that mitt romney is reinventing himself he is trying to convey himself as a real person. i think he started off well. president obama started off a little bit slow. matt from a got a little bit defensive and the first minute now they're into more questions. >> they are talking a lot about mathematics for people pleasing over? >> i think that perhaps if there were--getting tired because of all the mathematics. i think that we are seeing that the candidates... and the president. perhaps mitt romney is becoming more enthusiastic and people want to see for some restraint. we will see how that will play out. >> that was a former

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: president obama and mitt romney both appealed to women voters in swing states today, fresh off last night's combative and intensely personal town hall debate. good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the newshour tonight, how the two men performed, and where the race stands, 20 days out from election day. >> woodruff: plus, ray suarez looks at the charges and counter

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catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of joan is fascinating. she was a village girl born in the early 1400s, a warrior in her teens and was accused of heresy and witchcraft because she would not deny her visions and voices and consequently was convicted and burned at the stake. almost 500 years later, joan was canonized by the church. shakespeare, bertolt brecht, maxwell anderson and jean anouilh all have dramatized the joan story, each reflecting a personal point of view and interest. to meet the challenge of that role required a special actress. our guest is that special actress who met the challenge, made theater history wit

and all things catherine fenton were fair game.e conservative publication free beacon printed this article, written anonymously, the article suggested catherine's twitter account revealed she liked to get wet at happy hour and that purple juice was her choice to get blackout drunk. >> i felt no need to even defend it or address it because they were inside jokes. i'm 24, yes. i drink, that's legal. yes, i have had boyfriends. all of that seems pretty normal to me. >> reporter: in regret in asking that question? >> zero. i would do it again if i had a chance. >> reporter: what angers her most is those attacking her don't know anything about her. she's a teacher. her parents are ultra conservative, she says. and she's a registered independent who voted for republican john mccain in 2008. this year she's having a hard time choosing a candidate because she wants more specifics. she likes obama care because it allowed her to stay on her parent's health insurance. but she also likes romney's business sense. at 24, she's focused more on so

campaign catherine heenan shows us the florida campaign trail.>catherine: this final debate will be in florida that of circuits are converging on this critical state permit from the has an edge. joe biden wanted to show his appeal towards constituencies with blue- collar workers. and by its presidential candidate paul ryan was in tampa, florida and fort myers. he is joining the from the and daytona beach. the focus and florida as the final stretch for the white house. mitt romney was getting ready for the debate and the president was fired up a crowd in virginia. he debuted a new line. >> he is changing so much that site staffing. backtracking. we have to get this condition that he is going to and even sidestepping. i think that it is called romnesia.. >> after the second debate he raised more money and the second today than ever before. showing how much is on the line with a final chance for voters to see the candidates, side by side. catherine heenan, kron 4. >> enough presidential debate will be monday night. and you will be able to watch it g

>>catherine: -been-they have been requesting anything suspicious information to report it. she is free tonight after posting bail. >> some tense moments after a medical center streets for closed. after a suspicious package was found. this happened around 8:00 a.m. the bomb squad was called in. it was later found to be harmless. >> the recovering economy has prices at record highs. >> owning a home is still the american dream the. however purchasing one and the bay area is going to cost you more to home prices have risen to their highest levels in four years. this is showing that the median price for last month was $429,000. that is up from about august and nearly from 18% from september 2011. it is $139,000 from the media and low. let us take a look at alameda county it is up 9%. alameda county--and from the begin of low. copper costa county also increasing by 20 percent. contra costa, and santa clara, and santa clara with also the median home price of $620,000. sales were down a doubt but that is normal. experts say that an improving economy and low mortgage rates are hopi

catherine heenan has details. >> reporter: if mitt romney stumbles wednesday night it wasn't be for lack of preparation. president obama who has bib ahead -- been ahead in the polls, he reetreated -- retreated to nevada for preparations. >> mitt romney is a good debater. i am just okay. >> reporter: mitt romney's team is trying to manage expectations. >> president obama is a very gifted speaker. >> reporter: only chris christie didn't get the memo, promising mitt romney's performance will be a game changer. >> wednesday night, you will see the numbers move right back in the other direction. >> reporter: mitt romney has to come across as likable and lay out a contrast with the president. president obama is trying to make sure he is not long winded and preachy and one politician says he should not hope for great drama. >> i can't remember the last time there was one of these comments that grabbed everybody's attention, they are too well prepared. >> reporter: the obama campaign got an odd endorsement, venezuela's presidents said if he were an american he would vote for president obama. cat

bill: catherine herridge is in washington live with us. good morning to you. explain the significance of the e-mails we're now seeing. >> reporter: these new documents first on attend by fox appear to be the most significant we've seen to date on the libya scandal as e-mail traffic takes the real time information on the attack and of those suspected being responsible inside the white house situation room. this brings the national security advisor tom donnell lynn, the director of the national intelligence, senior intelligence official, james clapper and security advisor john brennan on the loop as they are cleared on the traffic. donilon, brennan and david petraeuses have been noticeably absent on the white house assessment of benghazi. four career military professionals would be the obvious choice, not ambassador rice to address the attack on sunday talk shows. one e-mail said the group ansar al-sharia was behind the attack. they claimed responsibility on facebook and twitter and called for an attack on the embassy in tripoli. the national security council re

the catherine. >> reporter: good morning. on libya the vice president blamed the intelligence community for bad assessments that informed the administration public and controversyal statements about the attack and suggested the white house was unaware for more requests on the ground in libya. >> we weren't told they wanted more security. we did not know they wanted more security again. by the way, at the time we were told exactly, we said exactly what the intelligence community towed us. that they knew. that was the assessment. and as the intelligence community changed their view, we made it clear they changed their view. that's why i said we will get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: but during the four hour hearing wednesday before the house government oversight committee witnesses from the state department, diplomatic security division and the military team leader on the ground said there were repeated requests for assistance, a witness recounting one of many frustrating exchanges with washington. >> if i could add to, t

. >> that's right, catherine. as you mentioned, hurricane sandy is now moving through jamaica, producing stormy weather. we have reports of a 190 kilometers per hour winds in kingston. hurricane force winds whip along for the next couple of hours here. now it's aiming for the north, will likely move through eastern cuba overnight, then affect the bahamas thursday into friday, then head out to sea. after that, it could move parallel to the eastern seaboard of the u.s. into next week. we have hurricane warnings posted in jamaica, eastern cuba, and the bahamas, and tropical storm warnings for hatety as well as the east coast of florida. storage surge combined with destructive waves could cause life-threatening coastal flooding. on top of that heavy rain, we're anticipating total rainfall of about 300 millimeters for a wide area with locally 500. so watch out for mudslides as well. as i mentioned, it's going to stay offshore of the east coast of the u.s., but the east coast of florida will see heavy rain as well as ro

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thousands of japanese spent restless nights as winds rattled their windows. typhoon jelawat has went across the japanese mainland. people in more than 150,000 households woke up to find they didn't have any power. the storm killed one man in okinawa. he was fishing when a wave washed him away. a man in central japan was trying to save his man from a swollen richb when he disappeared. 176 people have been injured. most of them either blown over by winds or hit by flying objects. the typhoon has passed over the noern coast. the center of the storm is traveling over the soeocean at about 75 kilometers. >>> u.s. military personnel in japan are preparing to fly the osprey aircraft for diplomeploy. they will now transport them to okinawa's air station. personnel plan to deploy the tilt row tar aircraft in october. japanese officials agreed on safety measures to reassure officials with the checkered history. pilots will avoid flying over densely populated areas. they'll also take care when t

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. central bank and business leaders from more than 180 countries are gather k here in tokyo. they're attending the meetings of the international monetary fund and the world bank. imf representatives are releasing their latest global economic outlook. they lowered their growth forecast by 0.2 percentage points to 3.3%. the report says economic decline is especially serious in southern european countries despite policies to address the credit crisis. it also points out the european credit uncertainty is slowing growth in developing countries. emerging and developing countries will grow by 5.3%, it se. it says japan and the united states should see 2.2% growth. imf analysts are saying it should is grow to 3.6% next year. but still poses a threat to the global economy. >>> analysts a at the world bank have cut their forecasts for growth in east asia. they say china's slowing economy will have a weakening effect across the region. the bank's latest report projects 7.2% growth this year acros

catherine, what do we know today? >> reporter: thank you, jenna.early as thursday, september 13th fox news was told that the fbi, ntcc nation's threat assessments briefed on capitol hill that the evidence support ad al qaeda or al qaeda affiliated attack. this assessment was based on intercepts that included individuals believed to have participated in the attack who were celebratory and as well as a claim of responsibility. fbi and ntcc also briefed there were series of al qaeda training camps outside of benghazi. the area is described as a hotbed for shar shar as well as al qaeda in northern africa. fox news said there was no mention demonstration or any emphasis on the anti-islam video prompting the attack. >> there seemed to be inconsistencies in intelligence and some of the information controverted what was being told to congress and us so certain this is exactly what happened. that is what is so concerning about this and why we need to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: fox news was told some lawmakers felt the briefing the following day b

catherine herridge with us live from d.c. tonight. catherine, you spoke to the republic chairman on the house republic committee how did he react. >> just a short time ago congressman mike rogers suggesting the obama administration politicized the intelligence in the immediate aftermath in the attack on the consulate in libya. spontaneous and not premeditated terrorism. >> i argue the administration made some serious mistakes when they highlighted the video, escalated its credibility to the presidential level and then took it on tv in pakistan with u.s. taxpayer dollars. >> rogers who told fox one day after the attack that it was indeed terrorism saying tonight that this statement from the director of national intelligence friday the nation's top intelligence official appeared to be an effort to object secure the facts. >> part of the problem is this circling of the wagons that is really concerning about. this again, americans need to understand the truth. and the facts are what the facts are. and the intelligence is what the intellig

. >> i am catherine. my husband is working two jobs while i stay home and take care of my 2-year-old daughter, charlotte. >> women on a budget come to this giant retailer for a no- frills convenience. the cards are used to have a corporate job. the right after she was born i was laid off we went from having a lot of money to not nearly as much money. >> bill clinton famous huizar -- famously targets of bombs. sarah palin rallied hockey mom spirit of the 2012 variation on that group could decide the outcome. that is because in elections wal-mart moms intend to make up their minds late. as rebecca cut back on spending, she wants a president who will do the same. >> we have to look at where our budget is. how do we fix it? how do we get it back on the right track? because it is a mess. >> at catherine's house it is breakfast time and there is a helping of negative political ads. >> i just get exhausted from hearing both sides tell me, vote for me, just because the of this side is so bad and so rotten and so

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. economists at the international monetary fund are seeing risks wherever they look. in the eurozone, in china, in japan, and the united states. they downgraded their forecast for global growth in their latest report released at the opening of the imf and world bank meetings in tokyo. they say nations must take action to safeguard stability and restore confidence. juan madison reports. >> reporter: some of the world's leading economic minds gathered at the tokyo international forum. they opened their meetings with little fanfare and little optimism. >> the world economy recovery continues, but it has weakened further. in advanced economies, growth is now too little to make a substantial dent in unemployment. >> reporter: colleagues cut their forecasts for growth worldwide to 3.3% this year. the recovery has suffered new setbacks, they wrote. and uncertainty weighs heavily on the outlook. >> you can call it a general feeling of uncertainty about the future. worries about the ability of e

>>catherine: the giants are joining the state off and new jersey. now, they are waiting to see who they are going to be up against. opening up sunday in washington. if the cardinals? there will go to san francisco. and there has been a different set picture for the oakland athletics. the detroit tigers defeated them last night. however they have had a great season. there were at the coliseum and we will hear more from the players coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> baseball meserle captivated fans in the bay area. the giants have that amazing comeback to go to the national league comeback series. the a's clearly had the same thing but expectations for the oakland athletics are below the giants expectations entering the season. we ask you what a team or you more proud of? the oakland athletics or the san francisco giants? we will have your results, coming up later. >> analyzing the debate from last night. on our political expert michael yaki and last night. on our political expert michael yaki and dozensofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some f

joining me is ohio congresswoman marcie captor and catherine crier, journalist and former judge, and author of "patriot acts" what america must do to save the republic. thank you both for being here tonight. thank you very much reverend. >> congresswoman, let me start with you. can you explain to the rest of america who john ustead is and what he's up to? >> he's up to no good reverend sharpton. he's trying to stop ohioans from voting the three days prior to election day, which is something we've done historically. he's uses taxpayer dollars. they know that president obama will carry ohio. the only way he's going to carry it significantly. they had to try to cud back on the vote by cutting back on the number of days people can vote. for all ohioans listens, including here in the cleveland area tonight. you can still go and render sister tonight until 9:00. we call it golden tonight. you can register tonight. get down to the polls to your local board of election. help the president tonight. >>> catherine, let me ask you a question secretary of state john husted said about last week's

we begin with catherine heenan. >>catherine: the stakes are higher than ever.his is a live shot it is just getting started and mitt romney is really going into this with the momentum in the pressure. a lot of pressure is on president obama and the democratic campaign will go into this presidential campaign confident that it has shifted decisively in their direction. another great performance would be great format from the but not good for president obama. however, president obama is showing that it will not happen. >> he's energized. the with enthusiastic presidential aides. >> using adjectives like " fabulous " to. >> i feel fabulous. and we have not seen much candid it today besides their prospective a motorcade. the candidates can take a look at the setting and there has been pre-debate briefings. >> he can change his tactics but he cannot change his record cured. economic theory is that we tried for eight years and did not work. >> the tonal style format means that audience members can ask questions. organizers have taken painstaking measures to make sure t

>>shepard: thank you, catherine. the murders in libya are a campaign issue. denver to talk about foreign policy is the deputy campaign manager for president obama, stehpanie cutter. this is a mess. it would appear, the reasons i cannot know but in the beginning it appears that susan rice was sent out to tell the world on five different sunday talk shows something that wasn't true because the intelligence document catherine has suggested that the white house knew that intelligence knew in 24 hours this was an attack and not a spontaneous event. >>guest: these questions are best suited for my former colleagues at the white house the i will say from the moment of the attack, the president was focused on two changes. the making sure our embassies were secure, but, also, getting to the bottom the attack --. >>shepard: he went to a fundraiser the next day. >>guest: you doing your job 24 hour as day you know that. sow getting intelligence. you working on it. the second thing he was getting to is getting to the bottom of the attack and finding who was responsible and

catherine has the news from washington, dc, this afternoon. catherine?>reporter: well, this 51-page report shows the u.s. mission in libya documented 230 security-related incidents over a one-year period between june 2011 and ending two months before the murder of the ambassador and americans, more than an indent every day in the country. today at the state department briefing, a spokesman was pushed to explain whether security was, in fact, pulled back. >> i am not going to go into all of these kind of timeline details as to what we had, when, and where. some of those things i am guessing, will be covered tomorrow in the open hearing. again, these are all pieces that we are pulling together now so i will not get into the back-and-forth discussions. >>reporter: we have a half dozen reports including the statement from the mission in libya there was a high threat level in the months leading up to the attack on the ambassador. >>shepard: there is an e-mail from a man who will testify on the situation. >>reporter: that is right. in the e-mail which has been