charlie: tell us who chiron is. >> chiron is a beautifully flawed individual who is coming to terms withho he is, finding what love is, finding the relationship with his mother, just trying to understand life, really in general. charlie: tell me about his mother. >> his mother is paula, who is a struggling single parent, who is also dealing with a severe crack cocaine addiction as well. charlie: what is interesting about this is you see him in different parts of his life. how hard is that pull off? >> i thought it would be impossible, but with the way -- charlie: the mother stays the same. >> right. i wanted to have some kind of foundation or bedrock and naomi as paula was that bedrock. and you know, i wanted -- the time between the chapters changing the character as the young man is shaped so much by the environment, i wanted him to be a different person, the same character but a different person in each chapter. my hope was that we could find actors have the same feeling in their eyes and you could see the soul of the character across all three parts. so far, i think that is what peopl

embassy and chiron, we have had some relief. is just aggravations between two normal states. regarding the relations with saudi, of course weregarding arg to fix things in that region. talks and we are looking for a deal between saudi arabia and egypt. public statements will be necessary regarding that issue. >> i think i speak for everyone when i say thank you so much. that is all the time we have. i appreciate it. >> december 7 marks the anniversary of pearl harbor. we will feature programs remembering that they. army film directed by frank capra, know your enemy, japan. collects when the factories of los angeles and detroit are producing for japan possible machines, the rest of the world will fall on the right spot. on or offter five history, survivors from the u.s. arizona. they recall what they witnessed on that day. was commissioned in 1944 and saw action in the pacific. she is often remembered for one event. that is the surrender of japan and tokyo bay. >> pearl harbor attack sites. this is part of the national park service. home of the uss arizona memorial. for a comp

embassy and chiron, we have had some relief. is just aggravations between two normal states. regarding the relations with saudi, of course weregarding arg to fix things in that region. talks and we are looking for a deal between saudi arabia and egypt.

embassy and chiron, we have had some relief. is just aggravations between two normal states. regarding the relations with saudi, of course weregarding arg to fix things in that region. talks and we are looking for a deal between saudi arabia and egypt. public statements will be necessary regarding that issue. >> i think i speak for everyone when i say thank you so much. that is all the time we have. i appreciate it. marks the 75th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. we are featuring programs remembering that event. the u.s. army film directed by frank capra, know your enemy, japan. for trays japan as a nation determined to rule the world. factories of los angeles and detroit are producing for the trip been -- japan's war machine, then the world would fall. plus survivors -- >> survivors from the uss arizona. they recall what they witnessed on that day. and on american artifacts. >> the misery was commissioned in 1944 and saw action in the pacific. she is remembered for one event, the surrender of japan at tokyo bay. >> pearl harbor attack sites and emorials on

chiron fresno. everything stays to the south. everything just a little bit older rain in san jose. and it goes closely. assistance cannot be tomorrow's high in san jose 66 degrees with a closer look at a year 74 yes. fbi will be one agency represented. >> reporter: ventura a plea at various today. and the judge did not offer a bail. on thursday and then the jesse portulaca they tell us and which is that the deadly stabbing never happened. >> reporter: lemaire led be a shaft of eyes are on holidays. and but glad that crime is moving in that direction pop. >> reporter: we are tracking some breaking news at this hour hollywood legend that has a one day guy that cn and here stephanie with a look back at debbie reynolds a lustrous career. >> reporter: haulage both write america's sweetheart. her film career began at the age of 16 after being spotted a beauty pageant. star especially large a few years later after a spirited performance officer gene kelly in 1952 as senior the rain 1957 s, the bachelor resulted in her number one hit song tenney. he encouraged her aunt performance in the u

was the tip of he he brought attention to the threat of their aggressive legislation to help hold chironaccountable. he's -- to help hold chiron ab he doesn't back down and thinks to him we were able to see the legislation through.ing the so senator kirk may be leaving the senate but he's not done yet. we know he won't stop looking out for our country and advocate for survivors.f he will just keep going and going and going like he always does. each of us that it's possible to persevere even through the most difficult of obstacles. today we thank him for the impact he has made on this body, for the inspiration he has been too so many and for the years he has dedicated to serving the people of illinois. >> joining us on the phone right now to discuss action in the senate when it takes a look atss medical issue, alex rogers, national journal and a staff correspondent. we are having you on too talk about something called 24 century care act.w what is that and how would you explain that to people? >> the 21st century here's act is a major health care reform piece of legislation that funds a n

historically, you know, a story may lead with something, a candidate or a very senior staffer might say or a chiron on television might say that, and that's totally normal especially because that's how news is being made. it took a while to kind of figure out i think or unwind how to handle that, because that wasn't always the case. that's just the one add-in. >> here is another question. one of the audience has noticed, i'm quoting, established media having more of a left or as the case may be right lean in reporting, not just editorials. is that a fair case statement? is it too compete with more niche or attention grabbing online sources and should we be worried about this trend. >> i'm sorry. are we too left or too right? >> it's the idea that the press is sorting out across the board into publications with defined points of view that are creeping into news and not just appearing in editorials. >> well, i think what we should be concerned about is people -- the snippy way of saying, the shortest way of saying this, we should be concerned about people not getting their information from reasonably