. >> and then he kept going, cher, get in there. cher lay on the couch. cher be in the kitchen. i was just kind of all the way through it. >> you know, a lot of people can't handle me. >> i get a call saying, steven spielberg would like you to come to los angeles. and i thought, oh, okay. i'd like to meet him. i could be in "raiders of the lost ark" sure. they need some black people. that's how i would think. he said i want to do "the color purple" and i want you to play seeley. i said i don't think so. i think i would be better in another part because i've never made a movie. >> he said let me think about it but i'm pretty sure that's the part i want you to do. i'm just like okay. but if it's really bad, don't be mad at me. >> it was always daniel day-lewis. but daniel didn't make it easy. >> i had actually been committed to play margaret thatcher. and meryl was steven's first choice for lincoln [ laughter ] >> none of us heard what daniel's voice sounded like until the first day of shooting. so the minute he opened his mouth in that first scene, i mean, it was just -- took you

definitely more to the story. >> yeah, too busy for cher?s a hard one. cher says she's heartbroken. she let it all out on twitter. you have to follow her. >> i do, actually. >> let's get an update on angelina jolie. she got the double mastectomy because of the risk of breast cancer. now she's undergoing another surgery, we understand. >> she talks about possibly undergoing another surgery because she's at risk also for ovarian cancer, which is what her mother died of at age 56. so, there are some preventive surgeries that she can undergo, and so, she says that she might do that. she's weighing her options, speaking with doctors and just being very candid and open and she says she doesn't regret opening up and that's why she's doing it again. >> it's inspired and helped a lot of women. >> it has, and my best friend is a two-time ovarian cancer survivor and talks about it openly. so, other women when you talk about it, you have that openness it takes the veil off and you feel like you're not alone and that's what angelina jolie has done. >> ta

is that cher? are you quoting cher? >> diane warren wrote the song.quoting diane warren. hey, are you lost? >> i'm not lost. >> because if you are lost, you can look. you will find me. time after time. if you fall, i will catch you. i will be waiting. >> i'm not doing it. >> time after time. ♪ if you're lost you can look and you will find me ♪ ♪ time after time ♪ if you fall, i will catch you ♪ ♪ i'll be waiting ♪ time after time ♪ time after time ♪ time after time ♪ time after ♪ time >> after that things got ugly. >> how are my boobs? that's what you say to me? >> how your boobs, [ bleep ]? >> ya! >> one more minute! >> okay. i'm cool. i'm cool. >> then what happened? [ laughter ] >> after that we didn't speak for 12 years. >> i miss you so much. >> i miss you. true detective. >> i'll miss you, true detective 2. ♪ kiss me ♪ beneath the milky twilight ♪ need me ♪ out on the moonlit >> tonight on the show snoop dogg is here, we have music from white denim and we're in austin, texas. and we'll be right back with seth rogen! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer

but the data record cher can have hundreds, up to thousands of data points recorded, should tell us everythingbout this flight and what happened to this aircraft from the moment it left kuala lumpur. >> and david, you made the point earlier that this area is actually south of what had been determined to be the search -- the specific search area they were looking at. >> right. and what's important there is that the satellite spotted this outside that search area. so is on it's an area that they may not have been concentrating on with aircraft. it also goes back to the currents. i have no idea which way the currents are moving down there. that gives you a sense, we are 12 plus days into this now, that it could have drifted away from the actual search area. the good news is that the satellite saw something. once again, we don't know what it is. but the australians seem convinced enough to send aircraft and for the prime minister to go talk to the parliament about this. so -- and they're very good allies of us. so the first really good solid lead we've had in this. >> and steve, real quick, the fa

for elvis presley, frank sinatra, aretha frank line, the beach boys, sam cook, the rightous brother, cher, war wick the mammas and papas. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now this is all about the lives, all of the lives as backup singers what is the difference between the skills it takes to be a backup singer and to be a lead singer. >> you have to have a good voice and you have to be able to sing first of all. >> stephen: all right, that seems to go for both. >> most lead singers can't sing background and most background singers can't sing leads. you have to learn how to blend and most lead singers can't because they're standing out front, really singing. so they can't blend with us in the background. >> stephen: background singers have to like sort of serve the needs of the song. >> help them out. >> stephen: help them out. okay. now did you ever sit back there and go i can sing better than that person? >> a lot. >> stephen: who was your favorite person to sing backup for. >> sam cook. >> stephen: . >> he was so sweet, he was so nice. he just oozed sex. >> stephen: he was a physically

. >> as exciting when bouquet dach us likep, cher let's stick wit safety.er 35,000 americans die in vehicle crashings in this country. that is a huge things. this would be these things are not taken ask the the short term objectives they are designed to deal with. >> only about the possible thank that could go wrong where they could be blamed is our brains can't image all of the good that come ts out. >> living in year i help threat cool.7jtdÑ innovation dies when you live in near of high classed sken nature you. look at the faa rules only one commercial business and the arct arctic he has to have a certified aircraft athey would come to town and help you if you ]vot to get her mission over these things. you give up entirely or have team to come to dc. >> they are proud of their constructionism. on the web site knit number 6 dmer that will drun. congress told the faa to come up are he>> it will effect america's competitiveness. they are reducing drifts. farmers use it to pest. >> we' lou american invnovators have done this bless can from a bure kralt where

can we, as cher would say, turn back time.ave small children and there is a time and place for foul language. i love punctuating. i do what i can to keep them away from kids. it is true. it is like have some decorum and respect. that's what bars are for and brothels. >> fair point. buck, saying your name is pretty close to swtaring. >> i can't tell you how many times people are yelling buck! i said what do you want? he said i was not talking to you. the profanity think the truth is the people that are cursing in front of little qidz don't wear. don't care. they are nastier by the sign. if they even know what profanity means. you probably need to spell it out and put a red line don't say this and don't say this. >> i think it is so pervasive that otherwise intelligent people do it. >> i agree with the notion that there is a time and place for pro fancy and language. you don't want to add too much pepper. >> last word to you. you are a jersey girl and i'm assuming there is no jersey on the shore. >> it got going with the sag gee

. >> translator: the radiation released from fukushima was much less than at cher noble, he says. children here got a much smaller dose. once you start using sensitive equipment to test for thyroid cancer, you will find more cancer. that's why we are seeing an increase, not because of the disaster. but the fukushima disaster is taking lives. she has come to pray at her father's grave. she said his health collapsed after he had to the abandon his farm and animals. two years later he is dead. >> translator: i blame the power company for his death. they took his dreams, hope, took his land and scattered his family far from home. nothing will ever bring those back. >> reporter: no one has died from radiation in fukushima. unable to return home, a number of evacuees are dying. anxiety, from suicide and from losing the will to live. >>> okay. just going to take you straight to lyon. the interpol news conference has started on the fate of the malaysian airplane. >> i would like to take a moment to remind ourselves why we are all here. why are interpol staff, police in malaysia and elsewh

>> a cher song for the time machine. >> so it shall be later in the program. >>> but we'll begin withscar pistorius and the latest in his trial. the trial on break today as pistorius' defense gets set to now take over but a rare moment for the olympian in court yesterday. abc's matt gutman is in pretoria, south africa, and he has the very latest. good morning to you, matt. >> reporter: good morning. every day oscar pistorius wades through a crowd of people here to get into that courtroom. every day he is silent and stoic but for the first time in three weeks of trial he broke that silence. for just a moment oscar pistorius let down his guard telling reporters in court "it's a tough time. we've got a lot ahead of us." following a day in which the inner workings of his romance with reeva steenkamp, whom he shot dead in his bathroom last year, were exposed before the court and the world. the moment of intimacy captured by a convenience store camera. hundreds of shared messages including steenkamp's kiss-blowing selfie. >> i love it and it goes on so warm, thank you, and it ends up with t

going to the playoffs is something to be cher ished. never -- cherished, you don't know how you'll feel getting that one game out. >> you see the guys all the time, it always ends up being a little bit of irritation back and forth. >> when we win, we'll celebrate the way we want to celebrate and they'll celebrate the way they want to celebrate. >> i'm sure they feel the railway against couples you are never supposed to like the team you're playing. may the best team win. >> now baseball is played in australia, richelle, there is not a big enough stadium for major league baseball. so they had to convert a cricket stadium just for this game. two games down in australia. >> you going oset your clock up to get up and watch it? >> i have a dvr for that. >> i knew the answer. turkey's twitter ban back fires it will the prime minister cuts off access, but users still find a way to tweet. getting a real education. >> turkey's prime minister has blocked access to at which timer. the censorship is being condemned by turkish citizens and also by t

>>en wee cher ee ewe know chery. >> it did stay freezing overnight. all the snowmen built on monday are continuing to melt. a lot of the snow is gone as we've stayed above freezing. we're in the mid 30s, the mountains and shenandoah valley. much of the higher elevations, the blue ridge to catoctin mountain, a little blow freezing. that will play a factor as rain moves in. right now metro area, nearby suburbs in the low to mid 30s. all above freezing. rain is showing up. scattered sprinkles on storm team 4 radar just south of richmond to just north of charlottesville. this one batch of rain is advancing to the northeast. it's still two hours away of getting up to fairfax county. we're talking about maybe around 9:00 this morning the leading edge of the rain beginning to move into the metro area. a little bit of icing west, higher elevations during the morning. rain likely moving in by around 10:00 this morning. new timing on that, these areas in green. by noontime, scattered sprinkles of light rain. perhaps a few sprinkles of light rain, drizzle into t

. >> jimmy: cher. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was given -- it was my middle name -- what?ar. >> jimmy: no, no. because one person likes it, you're buck kinnear. i mean, everyone else disliked it. it sounds like a baseball player or something. like buck -- playing first base for the dodgers, buck kinnear. [ laughter ] >> it actually is my mom's maiden name. i don't think they actually put that together when they did it. it wasn't done with a sense of irony. it was just greg or gregory buck kinnear and you were the one to discover this so thank you. thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i work for wikipedia. so cha-ching. thank you for coming in to see us. i know you're out in l.a. did you feel that earthquake? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: scary, wasn't it? >> we had a good little shaker there. i will say. >> jimmy: everything is okay? >> it was about three and a a half miles, the epicenter, from our house. so literally -- you know, it was short. but it was pretty -- in fairness of the guy whose face you have shown here about 20 times tonight, it was pr

before you go, did you see any cher ry blossoms on the way to the studio? >> i did not. see nothing but piles of snow. it's unbelievable. it's the latest winter in washington history, at least in my history here which is pretty long. i can't wait for the spring. >> yeah. howard, thank you so much for being here. no cherry blossoms. only snow. a check on what the weather might finally end, and what it means for a favorite festival in the nation's capital. >>> the medal of honor ceremony at the white house is scheduled to begin at 3:40 eastern. we'll bring it to you live right here on "the cycle." "hidden things." ok, why's that? well uhhh... surprise!!! um... well, it's true. at ally there are no hidden fees. not one. that's nice. no hidden fees, no worries. ally bank. your money needs an ally. but then it goes to the closet...to die. so try glow unstopables. they fill your closet with scents so fresh they last for 12 weeks! [ male announcer ] unstopables. america's best scent booster. we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgive

for all it has to offer in terms of cull cher and fishing and non-bungee cord bungee jumping and a veryoconut crop, in political terms vanawatu is remarkably unstable. the country went through, for example, four prime ministers just in the first six months of 2011. but one of the ways that tiny fascinating vanatu came up to punch above their weight on the world stage, make the most of the fact they are their own country even if they're small, one thing they've come up with is essentially decided to market their diplomatic relations to whoever wants to pay for them. what are the things an actual country can do that nobody else can do is have international relations. sounds dirty and it sometimes is. if you would like to have international relations of some kind with vanatu, open your checkbook and swivel your wrist. they're open to almost anything for a price. for example, the ongoing and very tense standoff between china and taiwan. taiwan in some ways wanting to be an independent nation. china insisting taiwan will never be independent, it will always be part of china. in 2004, vanatu

only a week ago they cher cheering the ouster of the president.l: new rules from the epa would deal with regulations on oil refineries, but the move could raise the cost of gasoline and the sticker price on an automobile. an announcement comes from the supreme court considering the legality. martha: a fox extreme weather alert again. another fierce storm crossing the country bearing down on the east coast. 100 million americans in the path of this one. take a look at washington, d.c. they are not too used to it and they are not too good at it either. they tend to shut down. >> reporter: it is windy and icy. overnight they had a few hours of heavy rain and that prevented road crews from coming out and retreating the surfaces. anything they want to push down would have washed away. you have got a sloppy surface across the street from the u.s. capital. and the layer of ice underneath now has power crews on the lookout throughout the mid-atlantic for outages and road crews coming through trying to play catchup. most schools and colleges in the area ar

cher and the 1997 ukraine/russia agreement, russia has engaged in a military act of aggression against another country. >> we're on the brink of the disaster. reason for theny russian federation to invade ukraine. the yen and the dollar climbed as the crisis sparked demand for haven assets. we are checking in on gold at 1330 five. one of the other major stories from over the weekend, chinese police have said guns and knives were used in the deadly attacks. 33 people died at a railroad station. more than 140 were wounded as a attack people at random. if it was captured, four were shot. two of the attackers were women. there is heavy security following the attacks are a violent incidence. it was more than 1000 kilometers away. the stabbings come at a sensitive time in china's little focal elite china's meet in beijing. it was also blamed on ethnic leaders. this is one of the most important weeks on the political counter. they meet this year. their talks will be dominated i rising concerns about the environment. david inglis has been watching this for us. let's start with the latest data.

today, the one and only cher sings for us. and movie man mark wahlberg is here.e kelly ripa and michael strahan! cheers and applause] [cheers and applause]

. ♪ ♪ if i could turn back time >>> oh, i love cher.a way >> our time machine fired up once again for our new series "lose 10 years in 60 minutes." today mitza is getting -- right on the cue there. mitza's getting the all-star treatment from our a-list glam squad. this is a look at her before she went into the time machine, and they are hard at work right now. we're saying we didn't really know what they had to work on. she looked beautiful. she was saying people kept saying she was older than she actually is. >> yesterday i was turning back time well into the midafternoon. how about you guys? >> yes. >> it's one of those songs -- they call it an earwig. >> an earwig? >> where the -- >> the song is on repeat. >> time travel is up later. >>> also coming up, of course, it is stylish gretta monahan and the glam squad. i do want to get everybody led by bobbi brown, all right, we're going to see this revealed in about a half hour from now. >> all right. they better get going. yesterday's was awesome. i look forward to that. >>> then we'll lo

there was a fundraising 5k race organized for the family and she later admits cher son does not haveorite of johnny carson back in the '70s and '80s. his family says that he died peacefully at his home in new york after a battle with cancer. david brenner was 78. >>> coming up on kron 4 news weekend, four children are missing after being kidnapped in los angeles. we will have the details coming up. >>> in the meantime, we will take a live look outside. this is a view of san francisco this morning. plenty of sunshine, blue skies this morning. plenty of sunshine, blue skies and [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >> welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. time to check out the weather forecast. expecting another day filled with plenty of sunshine, aren't we? >> you bet. a touch cooler along the coastline but temperatures in th

in 1999, "believe" by cher was the number one song in america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> time for the answer to today's the winner is billy logan from kokomo, indiana. he's going to get a copy of brian's book "george washington's secret six." meanwhile, it's the new march madness that's getting a lot of buzz. the constitutional madness bracket created by a nebraska senate candidate. it asked america which of president obama's constitutional violations is the worst of all? well, americans are voting in droves and here to reveal the results of the next round of the bracket is the creator, nebraska senate candidate ben sass. good morning to you. >> good to be with you. >> i thought we had dick vitale on with us. >> for people who didn't see last week, these are all things that you say depict the lawlessness so far of the obama administration. >> yeah. >> you had 64. >> we have nebraskans want to talk about the constitution. they don't understand why our leaders aren't and some people in a town hall created the idea. let's compete them so we can help the american people recover the constitution. >> okay. s

. >> the recommendations come after the hospital taking steps having more cher rev's deputies on sitethey found an insufficient oversight at sf general and an absence of culture and safety. among numerous recommendations that a full-time security to oversee a security program that includes a security operations center or command post. >> that current space is not adequate and does not meet the security staff themselves nor of the campus or the patients and the hospital. >> in the spalding case they had the wrong description of the missing patient or did not take her disappearance seriously. a new program called code green is in place for missing patients that has shown results among other changes. >> we have daily emergency sweeps of our major stairwells, we have an improved alarm system and camera system. >> it's unclear how much those recommendations would cost and how many can be made as a result. we made a contact with the representative and spaulding family, but did not hear back. >> there was and shooting in oakland, on 43nd and market streets not far from the emery ville border

the ace pitch cher hot as well. he shot down seven in five and two thirds.s did put a few across the plate. they won 3-0. first win against oakland this spring. >> and baseball fans have stepped up to the plate. they have collected the necessary 100 signatures for a campaign to make opening day a national holiday. the deciding signature came from a person in san marcus california. the petition kicked off less than a month ago with budweiser and ozzie smith spearheading it. the white house will have a make a decision on this matter. >> interesting. think i would sign up for that. >> there is a lot of people who would. >> opening day for them march 31st. >> it's -- best lead so far in the hunt for the missing airliner. the big break over and the image that could give investigators more clues surrounding the where abouts. >> and the big win for the stanford men's team we have the highlights their first ncaa game and what's next for the team. >> a minor warm up in store for the weekend at this hour. partly cloudy and cool for some. when i expect the cloudses to

it the government says this son of former leader moammar gadhafi saadi has been extradited from new cher is accused of shooting protesters and other crimes and is now in custody in tripoli saadi fled after his father was killed during the twenty eleven revolution i had previously refused to hand him over over concerns he would face the death penalty. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has come to climb out of ties with plan a mark using the country's government of conspiring against him the decision comes amid large scale collaborations making one in years as the death of former leader that last month when we were accused the united states of instigating mass antigovernment protests in venezuela and expelled three american diplomat. and the gyptian journalist for all dressed zero facing trial and pyro has said he could never possibly betrays country is one of twenty reporters of the cancer based news network that are accused of terrorism of terrorism by the court but who deny supporting the outlawed muslim brotherhood party egypt has been in deep political crisis as the army launched a

cher is on her latest farewell tour.o dethrone one direction. hard to believe. >> that's right. good luck. >> keep news touch. it's interesting thesis and obviously a huge story for fans in business or sports. jesse lawrence joining us here. >>> tweet time, forget breakfast burritos and fast chains. they're debuting the latest breakfast offering. oh, yes, the waffle taco. we want to know, it's arrived. how should its competition fight back? tweet us @squawkstreet. we'll read the best answers coming up next. coming up next. life's an adventure when you're with her. and it always has been. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enou