clint eastwood will do that film. >> it's coming out over the summer. are you ready for the heat? >> oh, yeah, bring it on. >> oh, yeah, i've been complaining all winter about being cold. >> when it's 98 degrees on thursday, you're not going to complain? >> we'll see. >> everyone has the right to explain, it's just too early for this. unbelievable, two days in a row at the houston airport, we had 105 degrees. that's like desert-type heat. we actually got lucky, we actually had showers later on in the day to try to cool it off. the heat expanded yesterday. it was even 97 in minneapolis. if this was july or august, you say, we get those hot days like this be but this is still the beginning of june. yesterday was 88 in d.c. today, you should be near 90. then we're going up into the upper 90s in d.c. it appears wednesday and thursday. now, the heat ridge is centered over the top of kentucky. the hotter side is where the air is a little dryer. that's west texas, oklahoma and up through kansas. that's where you should be hitting 100 today. everybody else will be in the 90s. we have to w

the changes that could have been made with the movie but i will say that kevin spacey and both clint eastwood wanted to portray jim as accurately as they could. for instance kevin spacey wanted to make sure that there was a shot of jim working in the basement because jim loved restoring and sometimes just for fun to go down and restore the antiques. so kevin spacey wanted to make sure there were some scenes. i do think they wound up on the cutting room floor and not in the movie but wanted to make sure he was portrayed accurately. >> host: when visitors come to visit, what misconceptions do they come in with to make sure going that those are not true? >> guest: i don't know that i could point* to misconceptions. there is a major one that is a lack of knowledge. they don't realize why jim was tried more than one time. that is something we don't address unless we need to of course, but he could not get a fair trial in savannah. as soon as he got a change of venue and the trial was moved to a best that he was acquitted immediately. >> host: why couldn't he get a fair trial? >> guest: there are m

clint eastwood who is margolis was in savannah from may 5th to june 15th shooting in savannah and then he went to california to do in your shots for the next month and was finished by the 14th of july. but past. he's famous for being fast and is always ahead of schedule and under budget and is editing the film and by god he may very well be done in time to release of november 21st which means warner brothers tells me by november 21st. it's scary. c-span: when do you get to see it? >> guest: i guess i will see shortly after november 1st. i've been careful not to be present. i was asked if i would write the script and i knew that there was a bad thing -- that i shouldn't. i'd have to tear my book apart, leave things out, compress things and the book works. i have no assurance my script would work. so i thought let's leave well enough alone. let's let someone else do it and john lee hancock is a very good writer and wrote a script. he did make certain changes and i knew he would and he would have to. one thing they told me of the movie of the book it's great to be hard to get it all and i

. >> i read a survey that he was only second to clint eastwood in the male leads. >> the hottest dude in the planet. >> i mean, literally. >> i went to the stones concert, david bowie, i sat in the front row of the -- i mean, i went to the stones in the '70s. i mean, i had so much fun. zz top. we went everywhere. >> what was the moment, the most exciting thing that you ever did? >> i did some fun things with my ex-husband as well. we went to george harrison's estate and played -- harrison and my ex-husband played tennis and my kids got to go through the -- that was pretty amazing and nice. >> are you a tennis fan? >> yes. >> i would imagine john didn't like to lose to anybody? >> not anybody. not even pac-man. he was giving a lesson to ben that was grown. i think going around the world and meeting the people we've met and -- >> who was the most impressive person you've met? who left the biggest impression on you? >> so far, i honestly would have to say oprah, like i'm not kidding, in terms of just giving me the biggest life change or moment of -- for me, tatum, maybe different from my

you were second to clint eastwood during that period. an amazing thing. she sat here and -- >> make my day. >> yeah, exactly. and "love story" was just iconic for all of you, a crazy period. when you look back at what happened, when did you start to see things just go wrong, do you think? >> tatum and i were enormously close, perhaps too close. i can't say it was unhealthy because i didn't feel unhealthy about it. but we went everywhere together. we were in one room for days. it's just the way it was. >> she said that you're an incurable romantic. >> whatever that is. i am. so we had a blood tie. it was hard on me. it was harder and harder and harder. she was possessive. she was strangling me. she was strangling me. and then all of a sudden out of the mist came this blond woman that she introduced me to. tatum introduced me to. she said, my dad is here visiting me and we had been friends years before, before he knew farrah, but we weren't friends anymore. we had fought over a girl. and she said, my dad is here. why don't you call him? and he did. he calle

"kelly's heroes," "kelly's warriors," it was with clint eastwood, and they had a scene where the twoing and shrapnel went off. right? and they're supposed to blow them up, and there's a -- this german shrapnel expert way ahead. like big shrapnel. it was shrapnel. he's supposed to set it off after they pass it, and they edited film to bring them together. eastwood is running like it's a race. right? they're supposed to run together. he's 100 yards ahead of don rickles, so they blow don up. [ laughter ] they blow don up. now it's yugoslavia. they're in yugoslavia. don sent me letter from yugoslavia, in which he wrote, "i don't want to say it's boring here, but i'm writing to you." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a funny one. >> "i don't want to say it's a poor country, but tito has the car." >> jimmy: he has the car. i love that. >> then they take him to england to -- of course, they can't do it in yugoslavia. so in england, he's got doctors that are going to take the shrapnel out. they're given them the anesthesia, he's lying there, the doctor leans over and says, "i'm going to be in ve

. >> i read a survey that he was only second to clint eastwood in the male leads. >> the hottest dude. >> i mean, literally. >> i went to the stones concert, david bowie, i sat in the front row of the -- i mean, i went to the stones in the '70s. i mean, i had so much fun. zz top. we went everywhere. >> what was the moment, the most exciting thing that you ever did? >> i did some fun things with my ex-husband as well. we went to george harrison's estate and played -- harrison and my ex-husband played tennis and my kids got to go through the -- that was pretty amazing and nice. >> are you a tennis fan? >> yes. >> i would imagine john didn't like to lose to anybody? >> not anybody. not even pac-man. he was giving a lesson to ben that was grown. i think going around the world and meeting the people we've met and -- >> who was the most impressive person you've met? who left the biggest impression on you? >> so far, i honestly would have to say oprah, like i'm not kidding, in terms of just giving me the biggest life change or moment of -- for me, tatum, maybe different from my dad. i also w

. >> piers: your dad in the '70s i read a survey he was only second to clint eastwood in the male leads dude on the plan net. so i was this little sidekick. i had a good time. >> piers: what was it like walk around with ryan o'neal after "love story"? >> it was fun. i went to the faces concert. i went to the stones concert. i went to david bowie. i sat in the front row of the -- i mean i went to the stones in like the '70s. i had so much fun. zz top. we went everywhere. >> piers: what was the most? what was the most exciting thing this you ever did? >> i did some fun things with my ex-husband as well. we went to george harrison's estate and spent the whole day with him and harrison and my ex-husband played tennis and my kids got to go through the moat. >> piers: you like george? >> and nice. so nice. >> piers: good tennis player? >> yeah. and his son was amazing. >> piers: i would never imagine john never liked to lose to anybody. >> into the even paeven -- i tht going around the world and meeting the people we've met. >> piers: who was the most impressive person you've met? who left th

really comes through in this photograph with the hat, and that very long cigar he calls it a clint eastwood cigar. quite evocative of him. holt identified as a movement lawyer, by which he meant. he wanted to catalyze the social movement. he said the movement should lead and lawyers should follow. his goal was to fortify participatory democracy. he wanted to use the courtroom as political theater. the interesting thing is that biography is a key to understanding why lynn holt chose this approach to lawyering. lynn holt had attended high school at howard university during the 1950s, which was a golden age for the institution. this was when thurgood marshall and other lds lawyers had their arguments that they would make at the supreme court at howard law school. imagine how exciting this was to have thurgood marshall and all of these lawyers in the midst especially for someone like lynn holt, who wanted to be a civil rights lawyer. he was right there in the midst. he in an important way, it turned out that he had the privilege of fetching coffee and sandwiches for thurgood marshall and doing

apologizes the sinking of the chonan and we're pretty much at a mexican standoff franchise old clint eastwood movie. this is an issue. you know, there are many things about many policies that i disagree with, obviously, but i definitely agree with a united policy where we are joined at the hip with our south korean allies and i don't think we can bring any stability without that policy. >> during the clinton administration there was an agreement to help the north koreans have a peaceful nuclear program and the south koreans were part of that. what happened to that initiative? >> it went the way of the edsel and the passenger pigeon, sir. [laughter] >> it's not there as you probably know because you know a lot about the nuclear issues and lots of other issues as well. the north koreans very proudly showed off to my friend jack prichard that they will built a light water reactor and that it's for peaceful purposes. and the facility where they have where they developed that fissile material has never had any wires running out of it to anywhere. in other words, since its very beginning, it's not

a hollywood icon, actor and director clint eastwood left his "dirty harry" days behind when he becameful seaside town of caramel by the sea in california. on the list, may have won over our hearts as one half of sonny and cher and then became the mayor of palm springs california, and became a congressman. sonny bono. >>> well, let's turn to politics where it has been a tough week for newt gingrich. the republican presidential candidate lost key staffers and lost some of them to somebody else, but as cnn reporter paul steinhauser reports, gingrich isn't letting this get in his way. >> reporter: hey, good morning, t.j. newt gingrich says he'll be in california tomorrow night for a big speech to a republican group and he says he'll be here the following day for our republican presidential debate. >> i'll be back in new hampshire on monday. >> reporter: of the seven people on the stage at the cnn wmur new hampshire leader union debate, newt gingrich probably has the most on the line. the former house speaker remains defiant one day after many of his top presidential campaign officials and