show that roman coppola and alex timbers is a great new york playwright and director three of us wrote it it's a it's a show that we shot for amazon who are now making movies movies and shows and it's a it's based loosely based on a book called mozart the jungle sex drugs and classical music and it's a show that sort of is looks into the. underbelly of the world of classical music in new york and you know the symphony and the orchestra and all the different levels of. musicians and what it takes to sort of ascend in the world of classical music and and the highs and the lows you know because i think growing up i was fascinated you know you look at an orchestra and they're all in tuxedo they all look so nice and it has a sheen on it that looks like well this is very expensive luxury is life and in fact it's not high paying for a lot of people and really difficult and you know some of those tuxedoes are rented and but they're playing instruments that are worth you know a million dollars a time to them it was just very complicated in and i love the music and so this opportunity came along

i got into it how it happened was i was my grandfather was a film composer and musician in common coppola and in one nine hundred ninety seven . my uncle fred francis had a party to celebrate a score that he had done for his movie napoleon and it was in san francisco and i was seventeen sixteen have seventeen and i was in los angeles making a record actually with my band and i flew to san francisco with my mom to go to this party to hear the music of the score and there was a casting director there who lived in san francisco who was working on the movie rushmore which at that point as i later came to find out had different casting directors and many scattered to many months many cities in america and this casting director knew my cousin sophia and they were just chatting about what they were each up to and my cousin said what are you up to now and she said i'm cast in this movie rushmore but we're having a hard time finding the lead and sofia said. what is it and she said it's about a kind of a precocious sixteen year old who's eccentric and into older women and all this stuff and she set

his uncle is francis ford coppola, his cousins are nicolas cage and sophia coppola, his mom put the yoco-stars alongside tom hanks and emma thompson in "saving mr. banks." it opens in select cities a week from tomorrow, please welcome jason schwartzman. >> hello, hello. how are you. wow. how's your little girl, your daughter? >> my girl is now three years old. >> it's been that long? that's crazy. i guess she would be doing things. >> she is doing a few things. yesterday was a big day. yesterday was her birthday. it was disney land. i was waiting for that day to come and we had quite a day. >> is she big enough to go on the rides and stuff? >> not big enough to go on certain rides. you have to be 40 inches to go on certain rides. >> that's height, right? >> yes. she had a great time. i want i did feel bad that it's her birthday. i left her. and i didn't think it was that until after. i was just wait iing. it was incredible. it was incredible. and i grabbed my daughter. happy birthday, it was amazing and i could see in her eyes there was a sense of what happened to my father and my wife

>> coppola did a good movie. >> coppola, he didn't [ mute ] it up. it up. >> no. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com [ singing in spanish ] [ singing in spanish ] >> i always feel slightly oppressed by beautiful vistas. you know i mean? ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ >>> ah, the storybook kingdom of grenada. one of the oldest, most complex, magically surreal places in spain. and one of the most beautiful. grenada is tucked against the sierra nevada mountains of andalucia in southern spain. it's not like barcelona. it's not line san sebastian. it ain't madrid. any reason sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain is the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway. but in the very best possible way. this is the country that gave us the spanish inquisition. also anarchy. thi

nicholas cage's real name is nicholas kim coppola.e family that had godfather and other great films. >> back across to kath. >> which television series opening features its main character driving over, i think it's called, the goethals bridge to his home in new jersey?"boar sopranos," "house" or "everybody loves raymond"? i think there's a cd in your future. >> b. >> yes! >> that was a wild guess. this is the scene from the open? >> yes, it is. i think you would have to know that scene, the infamous character, james gandolfini, rest in peace, but that's him traveling across the bridge to new jersey to get ready to do some bad. >> you know it. we have time for one more. >> colorado. which a list actor's aunt rosemary had a hit with the following song? ♪ was it george clooney, brad pitt, matt damon or ben affleck? >> george clooney. >> yeah, yeah. >> and she needed a little help, but rosemary is his aunt. >> that is his aunt. she needed a little help on that. the good thing is i didn't know either. we just love george clooney. >> thanks

>> coppola did a good movie. >> coppola, he didn't [ mute ] it up.om [ singing in spanish ] [ singing in spanish ] >> i always feel slightly oppressed by beautiful vistas.

his uncle is francis ford coppola, his cousins are nicolas cage and sophia coppola, his mom put the yo co-stars alongside tom hanks and emma thompson in "saving mr. banks." it opens in select cities a week from tomorrow. please welcome jason schwartzman. [ cheers and applause ] >> great, great. >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: i haven't seen you in a while. >> i know. >> jimmy: how's your little girl, your daughter? >> my girl is now 3 years old. >> it's been that long? that's crazy. i guess she would be doing things. >> jimmy: she's doing -- i guess she would be doing things. >> she's done a few things. yesterday was a big day. yesterday was her birthday. it was disneyland. she is old enough. in theory i heard it was designed for 3-year-olds so i was waiting for that day to come so we went there and had quite a day. >> jimmy: is she big enough to go on the rides and stuff? >> not big enough to go on certain rides. you have to be 40 inches to go on certain rides. >> that's height, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. but we went on certain rides and she had a great

. > >my colleague chuck coppola will be along in just a minute to talk about the volker rules. what do you see in the market? > >the funny thing with yesterday is that nobody's had a chance to dig through the whole document and really no one even knows what the implications are. however, financial stocks after getting hit pretty hard early actually responded quite well in the afternoon. > >larry, thank you. > >you're welcome. angie, with four banking regulators now approving the volcker rule, bank c-e-os will have to attest in writing each year that their bank is in compliance and not taking part in risky bets that triggered the 2008 financial crisis. those agencies include: the f-d-i-c, the federal reserve, the s-e-c and c-f-t-c. they'll now seek more transparency in bank activities and put up more hurdles for banks that buy and sell securities. "volcker rule says banks can't 'play' with their own money. they can't gamble, they can't invest in hedge funds or private equity companies of speculative trading unless a customer requests it." financial analysts say a key part of enf

chuck coppola as the latest from the uaw the united autoworkers is considering its first union dues hike in more than 40 years. sources tell rueters-- a full time autoworker would see monthly dues climb to $70.32 per month, up from the current $56.25 per month. the uaw is the country's richest union with $1.2 billion in assets but has seen its membership drop by 30% since 20- 05. by increasing dues-- sources say the union could cover costs of dwindling membership and rising expenses. union worker's time on assembly lines is paying off for car companies.car and truck sales were brisk in november.especially at the end of the month. auto sales jumped 3.6% industrywide according to kelley blue book. chrysler was the biggest winner with a 16% pop, follwed by g-m with 13.7%. ford gained by 7% and toyota 10%. strong demand coupled with new offerings from automakers are cited as reasons for robust sales. tesla shareholders are feeling a wave of relief. tesla stock jumped 16 and a half percent on word that german officials will not pursue further measures after its review of tesla's troubled mode

chuck coppola - picks up the story with more on wage equality.. fast-food workers and others who want their minimum wage jobs to pay more are planning a nationwide strike today. it coincides with our cover story's look at the push to help more americans find jobs that pay enough to support a family. the year-long push for higher wages is gaining support---from san francisco which raised its minimum to 10-55 an hour. to the d.c. council, which is about to send an 11-50 minimum wage bill to washington d.c.'s mayor. wednesday, president obama called income inequality "the defining challenge of our time." "we've got to move beyond the false notion that this is an issue exclusively of minority concern. and we have to reject a politics that suggests any effort to address it in a meaningful way somehow pits the interest of a deserving middle class against those of an underserving poor in search of handouts." while the president spoke, u.s. labor secretary thomas perez toured chicago-based recruiting firm, seaton corporation, echoing the president's suppo

chuck coppola steps in with more market related news. regulators are relaxing rules on i-p-o deals for start up companies.this week the s-e-c voted to expand limits on public offerings for small companies.under a proposal, companies would be able to raise up to 50 million dollars, up from the current limit of five-million. it also limits hefty ipo registration fees. the new rules are part of the 20-12 jobs act, which aims to promote growth for start ups. a federal judge in manhattan ruled investors have the right to sue facebook, its ceo mark zuckerberg and dozens of banks involved in the ipo. the judge says facebook "concealed material information from its ipo registration statement. the social network's stock ipo-ed in may of 12 on the nasdaq.the judge ruled the nasdaq too can be sued even thought the exchange already offered $62 million to investors for the botched launch of the stock. amc dazzles in its wall street premiere. shares of the movie theater company opened for trade after pricing in at 18 dollars.wednesday the stock shot u

it's monday december 2nd.i'm chuck coppola, angela miles has the day off. in today's first look: members of the house and senate return tomorrow but just for four days. then, they're off for the holiday recess. funding for the federal government is set to expire *again january 15th. they're coming...cyberscams. and smartphones are the least secure purchasing platform....more vulnerable than desktop computers or tablets-- according to i-d verification firm signifyd. speaking of tech, qualcomm is launching the newest smartwatch on the market. it costs 350- dollars and joins samsung, sony and pebble making waves. and its a busy day in the air. triple a says today is one of the busiest days for air travel this holiday season. air travel is up over 1% from last year. after a long holiday weekend, we are back and so is todd horwitz of averagejoeoptions.com to get the day started for us. todd how are you? > >good morning chuck. how are you doing? > >very well. todd, what are your expectations for trading this week? > >i think this week is going to be fairly quiet.

it's thursday, december 26th, im chuck coppola. angela miles has the day off. in today's first look: brokers may soon be under surveillance. the reason---to prevent overcharging their customers. regulators levied 69-million dollars in fines, in the last year. now, the financial industry regulatory authority wants your opinion on this proposal. speaking of being taken, scammers are targeting older americans. victims 60 and older now account for more than a quarter of people filing complaints. more than double what it was five years ago. hit the brakes. better still, hit the kill switch. regulators are weighing whether to offer firms on the new york stock exchange a kill switch to cut off trading in the event of high-speed trading errors. farmers may switch from corn to soy. this year's bumper crop of corn has contributed to the lowest price in three years. let's get our day started with lincoln ellis of green square capital. lincoln... what do you anticipate for the remainder of this holiday trading week? > >well the worst of this week is going to be relatively

chuck coppola steps in now with an update on detroit's bankruptcy.and pension problem.angie -- detroit's city workers fearing cuts to their pensions have the opportunity to appeal the motor city's massive bankruptcy. a judge says union groups that want to appeal the bankrutpcy ruling for the cash strapped city can file immediately. the judge will then decide whether to fast track the case. the people of detroit also await more details regarding the city's art collection. an auction house is currently reviewing the value of 28 hundred pieces and is expected to release a figure this week. the emergency city manager wants to sell the works to pay creditors and fund public pensions. worker productivity in the u-s is at its highest level in four years. productivity increased at an annual rate of 3% during the third quarter acccording to newly released data from the labor department. the numbers are indicative of stronger economic growth. and because labor costs fell in the third quarter, inflation will likely remain low. the numbers from the labor department were revised up

chuck coppola tells us what's brewing in dc... angie --the compromise budget is in the senate's hands...the house voted last night to --- the agreement reached between gop house budget chairman paul ryan and democrat patty murray-- extends government spending into 2015 and takes the threat of government shut down off the table. "it's not everything that we wanted but it advances conservative policy and moves us in the right direction." that was speaker of the house john boehner. the bi-partisan bill has the support of president obama. the senate is expected to vote next week. the budget deal does not include extending unemployment benefits. changes are ahead the fed. the senate is expected to vote next week on janet yellen-- president obama's choice to serve as head of the federal reserve. reports say its highly believed she will win senate confirmation.-- it would make her the first female to lead the u.s. central bank. current chair ben bernanke ends his term january 31st. one supermarket chain is on the upswing while a longtime

back and do nothing zoe on twitter what is your favorite song to sing argo pella you sing a lot are coppola when you were not a lot no. beautiful voice for thanks i think i think some aton would be my favorite the good old gershwin song porgy and bess. the movie right i want to know do you want to get into film i do after this album cycle i think i'll dive into this and i can i get a lot of awesome scripts and. try afterwards who is just who on twitter how has the internet changed the music industry. aid put it upside down. it's just a whole new world i wasn't around when the internet wasn't the main source. i don't know. you know first hand but what i will say is that you know the internet is is driving the music industry now and it's hard to get a record success for a price so hard to load i'm an artist i'm more famous now you know because you know at a click of a button you can you know know who these people are so they're more famous but they don't sell as many records so now. the labels have to make money in different ways and us are as we make money in different ways you know as in yo

here's chuck coppola with more from capitol hill as lawmakers from a two week break. hello chuck. angie, among the absurdities if an updated farm bill isn't passed in congress is that dairy policies would revert back to those from the 19-40s and could lead to higher milk prices for consumers.our cover story takes a look at the crying over milk about to be spilled. take a good look. not one of these containers of milk are anywhere near the price they may be if congress fails to agree on a new farm bill. "there's hardly an aspect of life that isn't touched by the farm bill." without a compromise, the farm bill which helps farmers with price supports and provides food stamps to one in seven americans, reverts to so-called permanent farm laws, which would raise the milk price to the government---encouraging producers to sell less for the commercial supply. the result would raise prices to consumers. some say to as much as seven-dollars a gallon. but many doubt congress will let that happen. "this looks like the best chance for a farm bill in years." the biggest differences involve cut

it's friday, december 27th.i'm chuck coppola. angela miles is off, today.in today's first look:stocks soar on wall street.the dow and s&p hit new highs, pushed higher by postive jobs data and gains in the retail sector. the dow gained 122 points, breaking a new record high. the nasdaq gained 12 and the s&p also pushed its way up to a record at 18-42. gold gained 8 dollars, oil up 40 cents. a sinking feeling among investors of the empire state building...they've filed a lawsuit accusing a real estate team of ignoring cash offers worth billions to enrich themselves in an i-p-o, instead. president obama signs a bipartisan budget deal while vacationing in hawaii. it eases military cuts under the sequester, but pares down pension increases. it also combats sexual assault among troops. and gasbuddy-dot-com predicts gas prices will be temperate in 20-14 but may spike to just below four-dollars a gallon by spring let's get our day started with ben lichtenstein of traders audio good morning ben! >>good morning. >>new record highs in the m

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which actor is a cousin of film directors roman and sofia coppola?goethals bridge to his home in new jersey? board walk empire, the sopranos, house or everybody loves raymond? i think there's a cd in your future. >> c. >> yes! >> that was a wild guess. this is the scene from the open? >> yes, it is. i think you would have to know that scene, the infamous character, james gandolfini, rest in peace, but that's him traveling across the bridge to new jersey to get ready to do some bad. >> you know it. we have time for one more. >> colorado. which a list actors rosemary had the hit with the following song? ♪ was it george clooney, brad pitt, matt damon or ben affleck? >> george clooney. >> yeah, yeah. >> and she needed a little help, but rosemary is his aunt. >> that is his aunt. she needed a little help on that. the good thing is i didn't know either. we just love george clooney. >>> delicious wines for a good cause at a good price. >> and spruce up your christmas without the spruce. chris and peyton with some some victories are uplifting. some inspire u

we will begin -- coppola metairie nature.ar colleagues, the work on our to strengthennue the armed forces -- i've just mentioned the issue of the missile-defense system. here is what i would like to say in this regard. that thetly understand missile-defense system is going to be a defensive system because .t is called that way however, in real terms, this is a significant part of a strategic offensive potential. our concern is the development of new weapons systems, such as low yield nuclear explosive vices -- explosive devices, conventionally tipped strategic missiles, hypersonic non-nuclear systems capable of delivering ,trikes within a short time great distances. we have been following the development and evolution of the first to start disarming attack if there is such a conflict and it is actively being developed in several countries. implementation of all these plans may cause some very, very negative implications for regional and global stability, increased by foreign countries of the potential of strategic, high accur