them, and try to elevate -- >> well, pointing out that sometimes you to be tough, and you need a don corleone to deal with putin. when you see him, you know, you kind of like it. something about him. >> well, he has a little something-something as the only female on the panel today, but there is another thing that we will have an issue when it comes to the real estate, because a lot of the russian money has been flooding into the u.s. real estate assets, and if we were smart, we would go after that and that would help america. and freeze it and go after the money at the banks. >> but if you were an oligarch, you would prepare for that. >> well, the only ally gashgs are have prepared for that. >> and the only oligarch is benste benstein i'm nothing like an oligarch. there is no history of a country brought to its knees by economic sanctions, and if you hurt the russians, you hurt us, too. and ronald reagan warned them about this, and he said, if you let russia supply your energy, you will be at their mercy, and the only thing that we should be doing at this point it seems to me is having a ser

dick smith who transformed brando into don corleone, his work etched on the faces of hollywood history driver and linda blair in the exorcist. smith worked his magic with ingenuity and secret recipes for fake blood and latex foam. he won an oscar for his work in amadeus. he was 92. >>> a cautionary tale, not everyone wants to be in on your selfie. watch this as a man tries to snap a picture with a swan. trouble is, the swan is having none of it, goes on the attack. watch it again. he did get his selfie, but at a price. >>> the next time you're cramped on a plane feeling sorry for yourself, think about this one. small plane, big athletes, 29 sumo wrestlers crammed into a tiny jet and later a tiny bus on route to a training session. these images tweeted today, the faces exasperated but still smiling kind of. sort of. >>> up next, we search out the truth about that traffic button at the crosswalk. is it hooked up to anything at all? stay tuned. to anything at all? stay tuned. nexium®,is now available, without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. because the best

it was like don corleone's family that we had done something maybe untorrid to get him the oscar.n was a full-time joy. whenever -- he was so caring about everybody else, you know. >> we keep hearing that story about him. >> i'm sure just -- you can guess but i'm sure knowing him through some substance abuses, through chapters like that in his life that the parkinson probably -- the idea that here was no control, you know -- i don't know. i think that was daunting to somebody whose whole talent was that inner talent, the ability to not be able to talk, the ability not to be verbal. there had to be something. >> we'll never know. before you go, quickly, you're doing a musical. quickly tell me about it. >> from one of my favorite movies. we opened it in boston. boston globe and all the papers there and all the radio stations, honest to god, guys, unanimous ratings. we're going to break a box office record. there's a song in the show called "stronger" that ends act i. i think about the marathon and get strong and i want to dedicate "stronger" to the people of boston. >> "the giver" o

then in the wise words of don vito corleone...ando) you need to make her an offer she can't refuse. and if there's anything-- (clears throat) (normal voice) if there's anything i can do to help, you let me know. i will. i will. (beckett) mr. carson, you worked for graham morton for over 25 years. i understand that you were very close with his grandkids. well, as--as close as one could be while still maintaining the employer-servant relationship. so when the victim called you and invited you to the "night of dance" taping on wednesday, you said yes. i was delighted. she asked me to meet her afterwards and said that she had a question for me, but of course, as you know, they canceled the show, and i didn't find out until the next day what had happened. i had no idea that that girl wasn't odette and no idea why she wanted to talk to me. she wanted to talk to you about the day that graham morton died. why would she care about that? it seems she had some evidence that mr. morton didn't die of natural causes. i don't understand. are you