>>eah. >> rose: is why the books are so successful. so many people look at her and see that. >> yeah, i think so. and i think that, you know, she's an underdog. she's lonely, you know. she doesn't have anyone but still she managed to turner anger into strength in a way. and i think, you know, for example, we have this very specific situation, the rape ene. >> rose: right. >> and for me that was so important that we had those scenes in the film because it tells so much about her. it's such an important puzzle piece to understand her. somebody does this horrie thing to r and the she goes home she cures a way, she makes a decision, she goes back and she figsack. and that's... i think that ople love tha >> rose: she is also... there's beauty, there is toughness. shs alsoer own person i a remarkable way. the way she looks, the way she dresses, the sense of her sexuity. >> yeah. >> rose: it's so clearly "this is who amnd i lik who i am." >> and she refused to playhe rules that everybodyxpects her to do. and that's liberating in a way. >> ros

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. >>> we got a look today inside one of the most secretive and oppressive neighbors on eah, north korea. ailing dictator king jeong i will shared the stage with his 20-something-year-old kim jong un. we have the report. >> reporter: long live kim jo ong un they shou he was sitting literally next in line. his fathers the current ruler of this secretive state visibly ailing. they cameo watch the largest military parade in north korea's history. a show of strength and successi succession. north korea's huge armed forces will soon be ruled by kim jong un. that means that a man in his 20s with very little expernce of global negotiation will have his finger on the nuclear button. no wonder the west is worried. controlling the fifth largest army in the world keeps asia's most powerful family in control. after all,he war withouth korea and the united states has never technically ended. this country can put on a huge spectacle in its showcase capital, but way from the parade grounds the streets were deserted. this is one of the world's poorest countries short of fuel and food. dressed in their s

yeah >>eah, we got a lot of great stuff. free ball tee ball, and -- >> jimmy: what's that?ah. you had to do that one? >> yeah, that was -- i got to do that one, jimmy. >> jimmy: you never -- do you ever just look at your -- like, what you're acting. you're an actor in yo trailer. you're like, "oh, i got to -- perfect. okay, let me call my girlfriend, let her know nothing's going to" -- yeah. >> it's a great movie. "jackass" is what 3d was made for. >>jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, this is- the stuff i've seen -- that's what a lot of people are saying. >> right. >> jimmy: yeah, i think -- >> and technology has finally caught up to us. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, you're a genius. exactly. well, since we have you here, we love you, the game we're playing tonight is called the bookshelf wrecking ball. and what's going to happen is we're going to send a wrecking ball through different -- three different bookshelves stacked with various items. steve-o, since you're here -- >> i'm here to oversee the proceedin. >> jimmy: yes, you're going to be the wrecking ball. okay? le

top plates -- >> jimmy: you certainly do have a stud wall. [ laughter ] >> oh,eah.my: there's goto be cooler glasses than these. i mean, y had to give me these? >> he's got the door glued for you. >> he's got it glued. >> jimmy: whoa, don't point at the camera guy. he just freaked out. whato i do? >> it's cordless, all right? so you don't have a cord, yes. >> and don't nail the wall to the floor. >> it's like a bluetooth nail gun. >> jimmy: wow. >> it doesn't have any cords. now, this is going to be easy. we're going to get this guy in here, all right? >> jimmy: all right. >> now, this is going to behe easy one. i want you to -- 16 inches on center. put the gun right on there. >> jimmy: okay. watchour fingers. >> i will watch my fingers. don't you worry. push down. push hard. keep going. now fir >> fire in the hole! [ cheers and applause ] >> put another one in there. put another one in there. >> jimmy: , good, this is, like, ridiculous. people at home that really know how to do this, you're -- >> not bad, huh? >> jimmy: this is fantastic. >> all right, now that's e

>>eah, prettyuch. >> re: so whatas great about the horse. what did you learn about the horse from making the film that makes this such a powerful saga? >> spending time with the humans that knew him. >> rose: right. >> the affect that he had on every one in terms of his personality and hi his-- self-awareness. >> rose: talk about-- talk about that, what affect did he have on people because of his personality. >> well, the metaphor of his larger-than-life heart is true in his expression of himself. i mean the joy that at the gave to the world in experiencing his own expression of joy there on the tractebel month is-- it deserved to be made into a film. and this film came close to being over the years. and i'm so grateful that it waited long enough for me to be able to play penny and bring her to the screen. but yeah, i just felt like let me stand next to your fire about it all, you foe. >> rose: how did she get the horse? how did it come to her? >> well, there's that famous scene which we did our best to live up to in terms of, you know, my g

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