all done through david bradley and his team.- but i think diane and i had, because we had already known one another, we were the ones that were really remain close. but now, again, david bradley has brought us all together. you know, i think for both theo and me, it's hard that -- to recognize that he survived and the others did not. and it's been something for us to struggle with. but i think that the other families and the great generosity of heart recognized that something in their child survived in theo, and they welcomed him with open arms. >> theo, i'd like to return to the question of what some of the lessons of -- that can be extracted from this might be, and maybe what we should be doing as a country now. it's just astonishing to hear you say that effectively you were being used as an instrument to desensitize the kids and prepare them to be members of this extraordinarily violent movement. what do you -- what explains how your captors, what drew them -- what draws them to this? what makes them -- >> it's all in the kor

pounding and talking to everybody. , i was thereafter literally at the new york ideas center, with david bradley mentioned he was helping jim foley's family, and i thought, isn't that interesting? a missing cousin. he said, can you come to washington tomorrow? it started with david and his incredible team of people who helped us. cousinsh was, the three , we did not tell nancy, we had no confidence that you live. we wanted to make sure that we did everything we could, for nancy's sake at that point, to find out what happened. it took nine months until we have proof of life, and nine point, andwhich american he had been held with, a skate. at which point the state department, which is not provided much of any information at that point, told us they had proof of life. theo, you wrote a very powerful piece for "new york your" magazine about captivity, and you describe a time after matt left where you were tortured viciously by your captors. but you also described pretty continuous torture from the moment you were taken. it really was not even clear to me reading the piece what outcome the hostage t

i want to briefly, if i could, thank david bradley and james bennett for guiding this amazing magazineand walter isaacson, guiding the aspen institute. what you have done is amazing. so, what is unique and different about the news, if you will, that you refer to, is that my partners at generation and i set out 11 years ago, spent the first year setting this up, set out to invest in a completely different way, by fully integrating environmental factors, social factors, ethical factors, sustainability writ large into every part of the investment process. our mission has been to prove the business case that, if investors rather than assume that the environment social governance factors are more or less extraneous, kind of distractions that will hurt returns if they really pay attention to them, if instead the investment process is designed to fully integrate them into every part of the analysis, and all decision-making, you can enhance returns. we have only had 10 years, and i learned to knock on wood, whatever this is. there's got to be wood in there somewhere. but 10 years is long enoug

toms a kicking out david bradley. three in the corner, no dice for the celts. boston falling in this one 108-105. we will have full coverage on sports practice following sunday night football. that is it for sports. have a great day. >> kris: rare find in an unusual lace for a family. joych >> jennifer: and it was hidden away for decades. >> chris: a beautiful afternoon, temperatures in the low to mid50s. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. kris anderson there that is haze that you were talking about this morning. >> jennifer: sun heighting holiday season. right. >> kris: we have someone who knows. is she right? >> chris: low level moisture in place >> cooling overnight. down close to the surface and above allowing for the haze and patchy fog. we started

david lee to bradley that finishes with the dunk. 17 points for him. team lead by two after one. final seconds of the 2nd quarter. check this out. davis and the hoop with a tenth of a second left. up six and the cavs go on a 12- 0 run. it is lebron. and the nasty reverse dunk and cupped down low. how sweet is that? finishing with a high of 24 points. 3rd quarter, awful defense. the court and lays it before the buzzer and cavs up 8 at the three. they keep coming in the 4th. this time it is kevin love draining the third 3 of the night. love, 20 points and 8 rebounds and five assists and cavaliers 85-75. >> patriots signed former runningback monte ball to the practice squad. 5'10", 215-pounder and played two seasons in denver and cut during training camp. >>> domonique easley was placed on injured reserve. he was hurt during sunday's night win in houston. they were dropping like flies went out of the game with an ankle injury but he was out at a charity event. >> you are walking around all right. >> yes. >> everything okay? >> i will be good. >>> mccourtty along with more than 30 of

charlie: where does bradley fit in in all of this? david: i described this picture as it like the odyssey. she begins in robert's world. she grew up in her father's island.n long it is snowy and a metal garage and she is seeing his pioneering vision ending. it is detracting. this man becomes her dream for a moment, and then he teaches her to speak, i wanted jennifer to speak spanish, i wanted her to sing. that is exciting for me as a filmmaker. and then you see the romance that preceded it. by the time she gets to him, it is the emerald city. i loved making a small cable station in lancaster, pennsylvania. of 1950, they treated it with great sincerity and vision. they took a chance with her. thelie: she comes in and first impression that you take is wrong. an give her a shot on qvc or equivalent of qvc. what do you think? think about it, it was kind of a home run. it was like the miracle month. he took the time to actually watch her properly demonstrate it for him. this is a guy who had a chance and you can tell that he doesn't look like th

with an appropriate title for christmas, "joy," it stars jennifer lawrence, robert de niro, bradley cooper and david o. russell. it tells the story of a family across four generations and the woman at the center of it all who rises to become the founder and matriarch of a powerful family business dynasty. but along that road to success is betrail of, treachery, and more than a few surprises. >> hi. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm returning him to you. i don't want him anymore. >> he's damaged. he has no place else to go. he's been living in my house for two years. >> dad, i'm so sorry. but you know, tony's living in the basement. >> your ex-husband shouldn't be living in your basement. that's not the proper way to be divorced. >> okay. >> critics are saying that is no way to make a movie giving it a 58% on rotten tomatoes. i'm disappointed. pete hammond writes jennifer lawrence proves a mop can be just as empowering as a bow and arrow. wow. >> why so angry. >> joshua starnes writes the film does little to live up to its title or aspirations. that is such a bummer. what a great cast. >> j. law is

. ♪ 20 me now is david o russell as well as robert de niro, bradley cooper.to have all of them here. you say this dome is inspired and brave women. i assume joy is one of those real-life people. : she is responsible for at least 50% of the detail in the picture. charlie: inspired by brave woman. david: daring woman. charlie: is it the first kind of film we have seen that suggests a strong woman and a group of strongmen behind her? david: it was a film unlike anything i had ever seen. for a woman has to become fierce and create something and the men who could be strong enough to be behind a strong woman and love her and she becomes kind of, to me, like the godmother. forgiving, patients, but tough. you cannot be successful unless your tough -- you are tough. for me, i haven't seen that. there is not a romance at the center of it. [laughter] charlie: but it's also about family. david: very much about family. family is very important and i feel very of which to work with robert. he inspires everyone on the set. we all learn from him. it's the truth. and bradley

david, what sit? what sit that bradley and jennifer have? >> when we met her she was 20 years old. she had not had "unhunger games" yet. she asked robert de niro what it was like to be recognized on the street. >> i asked cooper. about tabloids. the tabloids say you're dating j. lo, is that true? >> well? >> i do remember that. >> then david called "action!" >> reporter: it's loosely based on the rags to riches story of joy man naun go, who became a mega inventor, business mogul, >> i don't go through a single day of my life without using this product. >> reporter: edgar ramirez plays joy's ex-husband who lives in her basement. julia madsen plays her mother. >> you're like a gas leak. we don't smell you, don't see you, but you're killing us all. >> how many of you met joy? >> we all did. >> what did you think of her? >> awesome. >> fantastic. >> she's amazing. she really inspired david and i both with joy's energy. she just has this very calm, strong, very kind, very maternal, strength. and it inspired both of us. we were really impressed by her. >> jimmy: joy worked with zone rive

this is her and david o russell. ooze ooze bradley cooper. >> she's struggling, a single mother, and you know, trying to get her invention out into the continue to hold her back are her family. you are so frustrated with them. they are under mining her and criticizing her and trying to rip her off. rosanna: do you like it? >> i was very excited and moved by it. it is not perfect movie. it has weird stuff going on. he's a hyper active director, but else for her, she's so terrific. completely you will believe in her, even though she's too young and too glamorous really for the role, it is not mattering. rosanna: i am so glad you like this movie. i want to see it so much. greg: wow. next up, tony? that was a little odd. just like the movie is odd at next up. rosanna: not going to see. >> i would never guess. i'm not into canabillism. >> this is one of the two movies coming out on christmas day, people are crawling through the snow and bleeding to death. good for the snow and blood. this is a western directed -- rosanna: you like this guy

"people" magazine has provided an exclusive look at a scene in the new david o'russell film starring jennifer lawrence and bradleyooper where melissa rivers makes a cameo playing her late mother joan. she spoke about how the show quote freaked out when she was in her hair and makeup and looked in the mirror. she said she couldn't look in the mirror anymore after she looked once. now rivers also talked about the emotional risk that she took by stepping into her mother's shoes with hopes that she captured her mother's kindness, and sense of humor. >>> now finally this morning the mona lisa may not be the only portrait that leonardo da vinci painted on that famous canvas. a french scientist says he has found another portrait beneath the 500-year-old masterpiece after a decade of analysis. reconstruction of one of the hidden paintings shows a woman hidden beneath the mona lisa who is looking away instead of directly ahead and not smiling. the louvre has declined to comment but some experts are skeptical and says it's an entirely different portrait arguing that artists often paint over images on their canvases particu

>> yeah, david keeps telling this story, because he's like, "i watched her grow up." asking bradley -- >> seth: that's the only way where it's not creepy for an older dude to be like, "i watched her grow up." >> if you define "watched her grow up." god, sorry. no, not like that. you're creepy. [ laughter ] but i was like -- i was asking, because "hunger games" was about to come out, so i was like, "i think that thing are about to change." and so i was asking bradley, and i was like -- about like being famous and like tabloids. and i was like -- tabloids say you're dating j. lo. is that true? [ laughter ] >> seth: that must have been really fun for him. it's like having a contest winner on-set. [ light laughter ] like an extra who all of a sudden is like, "excuse me" -- >> "can i get a picture of you?" [ laughter ] >> seth: and so -- is it fun now, you have a shorthand with him when you work with him? >> yeah, it's always just my mom. my mom is so loud at premiers, she has no idea -- and she's not deaf at all. i don't know what it is. or maybe it's just because i'm her daughter, so h

friends, this is your -- you've worked with bradley cooper, this is your third time with bradley and fourth time with david o. russell. is it -- and the first time you linings," you wewe filming that before "hunger games" had come out? >> yeah, david keeps telling this story, because he's like, "i watched her grow up." and i was like 20 and i remember asking bradley -- >> seth: that's the only way where it's not creepy for an older dude to be like, "i watched her grow up." >> if you define "watched her grow up." god, sorry. no, not like that. you're creepy. [ laughter ] but i was like -- i was asking, because "hununr games" was about come out, so i was like, "i think that thing are about to change." and so i was asking bradley, and i was like -- about like being famous and like tabloids. and i was like -- tabloids say you're dating j. lo. is that true? [ laughter ] >> seth: that must have been really fun for him. it's like having a contest winner on-set. [ light laughter ] like an extra who all of a sudden is like, "excuse me" -- >> "can i get a picture of you?" [ laughter ] >> seth: and so -- is it fun no

david o. russell, as well as actors robert de niro, bradley cooper and edgar ramirez.all of them here. you say this film is inspired by brave women. i assume joy is the real live person. >> we never name her name in the movie but joy mangano is responsible for 50% of the detail in the picture. >> rose: inspired by brave women? >> daring women. >> rose: is this the first time we see this kind of film where we see a strong woman and a group of strong men behind her? >> yes. that's a film i didn't feel i had ever seen where a woman had to make of herself, really become fierce and create something, and the men who could be strong enough to be behind the strong woman and love her and she becomes kind of, to me, just like the godmother. she's forgiving, she's patient, but she's tough. you can't be successful unless you're tough, but she's still got a gigantic heart. so to me, i've not seen that. they're the best divorced couple. there is a romance at the center of it. >> rose: but it's also about family. >> it's very much about family. >> rose: all your films are about famil

friends, this is your -- you've worked with bradley cooper, this is your third time with bradley and fourth time with david o. russell. is it -- and the first time you worked together in "silver linings," you werereilming that fore "hunger games" had come out? >> yeah, david keeps telling this story, because he's like, "i watched her grow up." and i was like 20 and i remember asking bradley -- >> seth: that's the only way where it's not creepy for an older dude to be like, "i watched her grow up." >> if you define "watched her grow up." god, sorry. no, not like that. you're creepy. [ laughter ] but i was like -- i was asking, because "hunger games" was about to come out, so i was like, "i think that thing are about to change." and so i was asking bradley, and i was like -- about like being famous and like tabloids. and i was like -- tabloids say you'u' dating j. lo. [ laughter ] >> seth: that must have been really fun for him. it's like having a ctest winner on-set. [ light laughter ] like an extra who all of a sudden is like, "excuse me" -- >> "can i get a picture of you?" [ laughter ] >> seth: and so --

bradley coop. robert de niro, and david o. russell, the director. along with an all-star cast, virginia madsen and edgar ramirez as her eccentric ex-husband. i just want to start with you david, what drew you to -- >> well -- what d drew you to this story? joy's story? >> i think the movie is about the emotn, joy, when you're a child, a grownup, facing compromises. another inspiration was to see the best divorced couple in america. true unconditional love goes beyond divorce. >> it's a beautiful thing. unconditional love means that that love will transform itself. so in a way, gives us, gives me hope that true love does really last forever. >> people have talked about the fact that so many of you who have worked together so many times now, have a special chemistry. >> we met her. she was 20 years old. on "silver linings playbook." before hunger games. she asked robert de niro what is it like to be recognized on the street? >> i asked cooper what it's like to be in the tabloids? i was like, the tabloids say you're dating j. lo, is that true? then dav

. >> jennifer lawrence and bradley cooper are back together with their "silver linings playbook" and "american hustle" director, david o. russell for "joy." >> you are in a room, and there is a gun on n e table. the only other person in the room is an adversary in commerce. do you pick up the gun, joy? >> i pick up the gun. >> the chipmunks wreak havocn dave's relationship in "alvin and the chipmunks: the road chip." >> when i say party, you say alivin. party! >> alvin! >> party! >> alvin! >> the king received word that his dominion was being ruled over by some curly-headed step-king with good credit. >> oh no! >> sounds like your dad is spinning quite a yarn. oh, actually it's getting late. >> aww! >> goodnight my little magical cherubs. eskimo kisses! who wants goodnight tickles? goodnight back scratches! hey, who wants 20 bucks? >> me! >> what? >> mark wahlberg and will ferrell battle over who is the home." >> take her out. see what she could do. >> remember, it's one down, 4 up. >> everyone knows it's one down 4 up. watch out! >> watch out! watch out! oh my god! >> let's all just be grateful nobody got hurt, okay