and clint eastwood-- actor, director, and that legendary line. would do you it for me? >> you'd be tough to resist. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. the numbers are staggering-- american homes are being repossessed by the hundreds of thousands. more than 800,000 so far this year. and that number is on track to reach 1.2 million by the end of the year, an all-time record. but there are growing questions about the let of many of those foreclosures because of the way the paperwork was processed. and now the scandal has touched mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac because they used law firms that have been pumping out foreclosure documents. kelly cobiella on the crushing falloutav all of this on home owners. >> reporter: when donnie thomas fell two months behind on his mortgage in 2008, he tried to reach his lender to make a deal. >> that's when default was put on my door. that's when i said i-- they says 30 days to move out or something. >> re

in the nearly half century since "rawhide" eastwood perfected the role of the ultimate tough guy butnt years has set his directorial sites on the female boxer and the battle of iwo jima. now 80, clint eastwood is still feeling lucky, making movies his way. >> you've got to ask yourself a question. >> couric: he may be the most quoted... >> do i feel lucky? >> couric: ...most imitated. >> make my day. >> couric: ...and most respected man in hollywood. >> get off my lawn. >> couric: it seems the only person hois not impressed with clint eastwood is, well, clint eastwood. >> right turn, clyde. >> i mean, it's not like i'm sitting up with blu-ray at night, and saying hey, hey clint. >> couric: that was damn good. >> i don't dwell on those. i just kind of move on. >> couric: his new movie is about moving on. "herhereafter scts stars matt dn as a psychic whose ability to connect with the dead keeps him from connecting with the living. the 80-year-old icon contemplates that age-old question... >> what codo you think happens when we die? >> couric: were you inspired at all to do this movie b

. >> later tonight, clint eastwood >> later tonight, clint eastwood insanity is doing the same thingand over again and expecting different results. insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for different results. i've built businesses. i've built a business. met the payroll. met a payroll. i enter this office beholden to no one except you. i will owe my office to no one but you. i don't owe anyone anything. i don't owe anyone anything. it's all about leadership. this is all about leadership. jobs, jobs, jobs. jobs, jobs, jobs. we do not have a revenue problem. we do not have a revenue problem. we have a spending problem. we have a spending problem. rebuiling california. build a new california rebuild california. let's build a new california. we need to run the state as a business. running this thing a little bit more like a business. whats the worst that could happen? whats the worst thing that could happen? >>> good evening. there is a very sharp division in california's u.s. senate race. carly fiorina and barbara boxer do not agree on much but they did agree t

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. >> clint eastwood has a new movie out about life after death. here is don sanchez of eastwood's vision of the hereafter. >> give me a hand. >> matt damon is san francisco psychic, he can communicate with their relatives and he can see them when that white light. a troubled boy in london loses his brother and seeks out damon to find out some closure. and then there is the vacation on tropical isle. she gets swept up in a tsunami which technical model on the screen. it appears she drowns. she has a near death experience and goes back to paris a changed woman. much of the woman is in french. damon meets howard but his technique dooms any romance. yes, they filmed here. what we experience is eastwood's visual ideas. it gives pause for thought about afterlife. it is a spell binding work. >> its far cry from the dirty harry image. it's thoughtful and filmed with images that you want to hang in the gallery. this is the reason we go see films and clint eastwood is proving to be one of the best directors working today. i give it a full bucket. >> san fra

everybody loves clint eastwood. let's look at now a sequel.a "paranormal activity 2," might be my only peek because i'm not going to see this one, no matter what you say. >> camera on. my girlfriend katie. she thinks there's something in the house. >> you believe me, right? >> i think we're going to have a very interesting time capturing whatever paranormal phenomenon is occurring or not occurring. >> and the only reason why i wouldn't see it is because i don't like scary movies that much but it might be great. what did you think? did you like this one? >> you know surprisingly, considering it's a sequel to the one that came out last year, i thought this was going to be like "blair witch 2," a disaster. actually scarier than the first one and takes off on the whole ghostly goings on and very primal and very visceral experience. all sort of seen through security cameras, and we feel like we're just sort of peeking into this home, this natural family home and seeing all these scary things that are happening, and i'll tell you. there are a lot of

can you believe clint eastwood is still directing movies at this point in his life. >> and going out of his comfort zone. >> amazing guy. brilliant not only actor but director. >>> and this comes to us from kwwl iowa's news channel 7, where just outside waterloo there's an unusual bond between friends. the donkey and co-star the horse were brought to an animal rescue together, never leaving each other's side. but what first looked like just a quirk, is actually a bond that runs deep. co-star is blind. so she became her eyes, guiding her with a gentle nudge. rescuers hope to find a home where they can stay together. that's nice. >>> i'm page hopkins, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> at one zoo in detroit last week the animals got a taste of trick-or-treating. special halloween treats were hidden inside pumpkins. every species had their own technique to get at some of the treats. some sat on the pumpkins, some simply stared at them while others just played at them. don't be jealous of what was inside. the animal treats were red

clint eastwood, takes scenes that are dreary and engaging. really liked it.our kernels out of five. >> you gave it five kernels, to start off with. i set the bar too high. clint eastwood, so good. expect something riveting. to me a little slow, little too long. didn't break any new ground when it came to dealing with the whole idea of life after death. little boring. thought acting was okay. just didn't move me the way i thought is was going to be. one interesting scene is matt damon's brother in the movie, pushing him to use his visions, gift here. but, throughout the movie matt resists. >> did you do it? >> what? >> what? >> do the reading? >> you don't get it, do you. you think just because i can make money doing this. because i can. i should do it. >> yeah, i do. i also think you have a duty to do it. you have a gift. >> it is not a gift, billy. it is a curse. >> the conflict throughout the movie. i gave it two kernels. >>> desperate doctors -- haiti's deadly public health threat and the urgent need for help. >>> then, bold predictions by the republicans

. >>> clint eastwood cast matt damon in his last movie.t was a real life story of nelson man dell da and south africa's rugby team now they have teamed up again for here after which opens a week from tomorrow. as alexis christoforous shows us the film looks at the mystery of death. >> reporter: i don't even do this anymore. >> reporter: matt damon plays george, a psychic who can see people's souls, but his visions haunt him. so he tries to walk away from the lucrative psychic world with little success. while the movie explores the here after, the director isn't sure it exists. >> i don't know. i haven't the foggiest idea but i wouldn't be presumptuous enough to know, but i think people speculate on it. >> reporter: damon likes the idea of life after death. >> i hope the light doesn't just go off but we'll see. you know. we'll all see. >> reporter: in the film, grief stricken people hound the retired psychic george in hopes of reconnecting with their loved ones. after this role, damon isn't so sure he wants to see in the future. >> only thi

. >> couric: is clint eastwood giving us a glimpse of the after life in his new movie? it's the one unknowable thing, isn't it? in terms of what happens to us when we die. >> nobody is in a rush to find out. >> couric: but this woman thinks she might have gotten a preview when her mother was close to death. >> we were floating out the window. it was the strangest experience i've ever had. >> couric: the after life in all its dimensions later on sunday morning. >> osgood: to the point. this story from bill geist all about a skilled performer who is always sharpening his skills. >> this is my waterfront chapel. >> reporter: mild-mannered minister david adamovich of sub urban long island has another identity, the great throwdini, the master of the impalement arts. even if i'm not still around, i hope you'll enjoy it later on sunday morning. >> osgood: we'll also meet folks with a chronic fear of clowns. join the tourists of sleepy hollow cemetery, meet a master pumpkin carver at work and a lot more but first the headlines for this sunday morning the 31st of october, 2010,

legendary actor clint eastwood explores that. explores that., i like a party as much as the next gal but, come on. $60,000 for one dinner held by the department of justice. $66 per person just for bagels at one of the nasa's shindigs. i cracked down because big government shouldn't be funding big banquets with your money. some people say i'm a bit of a tightwad. i say, i'm barbara mikulski and i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. bob ehrlich is desperate, and he'll say anything to get elected. negative attacks the media have repeatedly called "dishonest" and "total malarkey." and why can't we trust bob ehrlich? because he raised taxes and fees by $3 billion then denied it... because he says he's for us, but made $2.5 million at a special interest lobbying firm. and ehrlich says he'll cut education again if elected governor. bob ehrlich-- a career politician we really can't trust. >>> at 10:00 the "the mentalist" followed by eyewitness news at 11. >>> people getting competitive about their napping be a bit. spanish fans cu

both went and saw the clint eastwood movie. who liked it?rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. we're into the final full week of campaigning, crucial midterm elections. >> with control of congress literally in the balance. stakes could not be higher the now for the first time. abc news estimates that republicans may take the senate as well as the house. david kerley reports from washington. >> reporter: the president just came off four straight days of campaigning and he is far from done. he is hoping to turn around the polls. on the sunday talk shows, the head of the democratic and republican parties appeared, and both claim that they would hold control of the house of representatives after the election is over. one of them is wrong. it is all about turn out and ground game. we are seeing good early voting trends. >> i think you are going to see a wave, unprecedented wave on election day that will surprise a lot of people. >> reporter: how do democrats deal with voter anger? president obama is staying away from some races and apparently staying a

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. >>> and timely, the weekend's other debut film, clint eastwood's "hereafter" starring matt damon opened in fourth with a soft $12 million. but experts think it's going to have a long run. and, bill, did you get a chance to see any of those this weekend? >> i didn't. but i'm very impressed with "paranormal activity" got $40 million. >> i know. and i love scary movies. >> who are these people who predict these things? they were off by $20 million. >> quite a big discrepancy. and this comes to us from kwwl iowa's news channel 7 where just outside of waterloo there's an unusual bond between friends. the donkey and co-star the horse were brought to an animal rescue together, never leaving each other's side. but what first looked like just a quirk, is actually a bond that runs deep. co-star is blind. so she became her eyes, guiding her with a gentle nudge. rescuers hope to find a home where nay can stay to the. that's nice. i'm page hopkins, this is "early today." just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. we are off to a fairly quiet start. there will be rain moving in but

>> matt damon and the legendary clint eastwood with us this morning.re here today. first off, have you seen the movie with an audience? an objective audience? >> i haven't seen it with an objective audience but i've seen it with an audience that responded well to it, yes. >> because when i was in the screening, people throughout the movie were sobbing. this is as an emotional subject as you could possibly want to sort of wrestle with. >> this is an emotional subject. it's something that people have thought about, probably has been engrained in you from the -- from a young childhood, as to what goes hereafter. >> i guess for me, the impact of the movie for me was that it's less about that than it is about loss and what do we do with loss and that ends up being the powerful factor in this movie, people begin to realize who you are. they think you're somehow the bridge to what they've lost. >> right. right. and, yeah, that's one of the things, you know, the movie follows three stories from around the world and one of them, i think, really the heart of the

why don don sanchez thinks clit eastwood's new film ranks among the best >> we all want to see that movie. thank you very much >> that is it for us. world news with diane sawyer is coming up next >> i'm cheryl jennings >> i'm dan ashleyly. >> i'm dan ashleyly. for state budget cuts are crippling my classroom, so i can't believe the sacramento politicians cut a backroom deal that will give our state's wealthiest corporations a new billion dollar tax give-away, a new handout that can only mean larger class sizes and even more teacher layoffs. but passing prop 24 can change all that. prop 24 repeals the unfair corporate give-away and puts our priorities first.

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did you actually share a bed with clint eastwood? >> how did you know that? the two stars shared an apartment. as eli wallach tells it, there was only one bed. >> the beds were this wide. clint said which side of the bed do you want? and i thought, i don't know. i was very radical so i said i'll take left side. >> reporter: you'll take the left side. >> the left side. >> reporter: on screen the strange bedfellows made movie history. but after all the shooting was done, clint eastwood told wallach he had bigger plans. >> he said to me i'm not coming back here. what i'm going to do is i'm going to start my own company. i'm going to direct movies. i said that will be the day. sure enough. it is the day because he is a brilliant director in what he does. you see, the first five years we were together, we spent with tennessee williams. doing his plays. >> i thought him everything he knows about acting. there's the truth. >> reporter: the one constant in eli wallach's life is his wife actress ann jackson. the two were married in 1948. what do you think... you've be

and president obama does not make eastwood's day. >> there was a certain line and hope that people believe it so he can stay in the position. >> why the acclaim actor and director is speaking out against the commander in chief saying he is all talk, no action, ten days until the election. fox and friends starts right now. >> it's fox and friends. >> good morning, everyone, thank you forgetting up early and joining us. if your day yesterday was like mine all anyone was talking about in washington, dc, where i was for the day, was the juan williams news. >> and interesting news that may have changed the equations and thousands of calls flooding the npr hotline. >> but first the headlines, while you were sleeping reports of an attack at a u.n. office in afghanistan, blowing up the entrance allowing three other men wearing bombs to rush inside. fortunately, no u.n. staff members were harmed. it is not clear if guards from afghanistan were injured. the biggest leak of secret information in american history has happened. wikileaks released 400,000 documents on the iraq war and now it is said the

. >> "hereafter" the new movie from clint eastwood. this is sort of a meditation. you feel like you will have a strong reaction. what i did not expect to feel was "that was pretty good." you did not expect that at the end of the movie. it follows three characters. one is the matt damon character, who is a psychic, who wishes he did not have these abilities. everyone wants him to get in touch with dead relatives. one character is a french news reporter that was actually in the sewer money -- tsunami, and dived briefly. the other character is a touching come up working-class london boy whose twin died. if there is some good stuff in this movie. matt damon is always reliable. the stories come together in the end. there is something that restraint and polite about this movie. if you are going to do all will be about the afterlife, you should feel passionate about it. it is a little on the long side. it feels like it could have been added. two 0.5 stars. >> the one that has done a lot of talk -- "conviction. >> it is is based on a true story, and a tough cookie against

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. >> coming up, talk about making my day, dirty harry himself, the legendary clint eastwood is here withvie here after and we'll talk to them in a few minutes. >> jack hannah, our good friend is here. he brought everything from a black footed penguin to an armdill, a. and that sweet guy. >> look at that cheetah. >> then we'll meet people dressed up as all of those things. it's time to start thinking, if you haven't already, about your halloween costume. lucky for us, snookie is out here going crazy. that's the situation. that's an avatar child. >> a lot of ideas for the whole family. but first we want to go back to somebody who is dressed as a -- >> weather man. >> storm victim. >> dave in new hampshire. >> oh, my gosh. we >> that's a quick look at your that's a quick look at your weather picture. make it a great weekend. erica, we'll accepted it back to new york. >> we'll take it, thanks. jack started working with animals when he was just 11 years old and he's still growing strong, going strong rather, director emeritus at ohio zoo, kicking off the tv show "into the wild." to help do th

. >> he sounds like clint eastwood. make my day. >> they have the jets on monday night.hould be fun game. >> show you something pretty behind us. >> coit tower aglow in orange. giants. city hall earlier in week. >> pretty, pretty. go giants. >> see you tonight at 9:00 >> see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. captioned by ned byclosed captioning service. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a preschool director from washington, d.c... a bartender from bellingham, washington... and our returning champion-- an environmental scientist from burlington, vermont... whose 3-day cash winnings total...

program, teri hatcher, heidi klum, ron artest, music from mgmt, mumford & sons, rod stewart and clint eastwoodill be here. our first guest tonight is a talented and durable actress. she survived brain cancer on "grey's anatomy" and sex with seth rogen in "knocked up." i have no business hosting a television show. you can see her now enduring parenthood in the new movie "rife life as we know it." please say hello to katherine heigl. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> good to see you. i'm very grateful for the no steps. really wonderful. >> jimmy: i'm not able to actually negotiate steps. >> you don't have that budget? >> jimmy: yeah, right. how are you? i heard the police came to your house this week. are those hand cups you're wearing? >> right. just, i should have come out in cups. >> jimmy: what happened? >> one of my favorite stories right now because it's so great. i finally have, like, an exciting story to tell. >> jimmy: you're a criminal, finally. >> no. >> jimmy: what happened? >> you know what, it's -- it's so great

mccarthy, from the lakers, ron artest will be here, and on thursday night, ron stewart and clint eastwood want -- also on thursday, comedy central's night of too many stars, a telephone to help fund autism education, hosted by jon stewart with among others, chris rock, adam sandler, tina fey, steve car rell, tom hanks, george clooney and most importantly, me and weird al, so, that's 9:00, thursday night on comedy central, please watch that and give, if you can. i believe it was either shakespeare or flavor flav that once said, "in fashion, you are either in or you're out." our first guest decides which is which. she is the host of "project runway." part one of its two-part season finale airs this thursday night at 9:00 on lifetime. please say hello to heidi klum. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, very good to see you. >> it was me who said that. >> jimmy: is that right? i always confuse the flee of you. >> but you have to say it -- you have to say it with the accent, though. >> jimmy: well, i'll try to say it with your accent. well, you know what i like what you do on the show? is t

if you missed my review when it opened this past wednesday, there is the clint eastwood directed.h a tsunami scene to start off the movie, it goes into people who want an experience with life after death. hereafter is curious and touching. the eternal question about what's when we dies is still unanswered. which makes sense. dean's list b minus. if you're looking for something on stage this weekend, it's the final weekend of the show. you can't go wrong with weekend fun. new this week is the black ensemble theater. an urban take on the fairy tale starring candice edwards as cinderella. the jerdanno dance show. they'll perform world premieres shows at saturday in millennium park. have a great weekend. dean richards, wgn news. >> that was dean richards reporting. >> a bit of trouble there. >> sorry about the audio. >>> tom skilling sounds loud and clear this weekend. >> but not a total washout. if you plan it right and have a bit of flexibility, there'll be many hours you can spend outside dodging the showers. when they come down, they will be somewhat formidable. there's the radar

rod stewart and clint eastwood will be here, together again. that's a lot of man on one show.o tomorrow night, not on this network, on comedy central, is the night of too many stars. it's the largest and most impressive gathering of comedians maybe in the history of the world. it's a telethon to benefit autism education featuring chris rock, adam sandler, stephen colbert, tina fey, steve carell, tom hanks, the cast of "modern family," george clooney, weird al will be there. and i will be there, too, to auction off a priceless art fact from my collection of fabulous personal treasures. so, please, watch that. it's the night of too many stars hosted by the wonderful jon stewart, tomorrow night at 9:00 on comedy central. i don't have the numbers in front of me, but our first guest has probably appeared on "the new york times" bestseller list more than any other playmate of thyear. ever. her new book "love, lust, & faking it" is available wherever they sell bos these days, please say hello to jenny mccarthy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? you look great and you sme

. >>> yes, that is clint eastwood singing about a grand grand torino. adam shapiro joins us.t car holds a special place in your heart. >> it does. we'll get auto sales figures later today. it would be appropriate to ask everybody the first car they had or learned to drive on. i learned to drive on my grandmother's '73 grand torino. >> that is nice. >> grandma had a v-# and the car hauled. we used to drive it in the '80s. it was a lot of fun. >> i think i got you beat. the first car i drove was a '67 chrysler new yorker. >> there is nothing better than an old car with an incredibly strong r-8 engine. the g force when you accelerate. nice. >> amazing. >> and we translate somehow into auto reports. >> i know. we have to get into the business report. i just got to point out what your grandmother teaches you to drive, you can't lose this bit. you drive like the blue hairs in south florida now. let's talk business. what do you want to know? >> let's talk about we're glossing over the whole auto industry thing. the most important thing we want to talk about is health care. it affect

the giant opening of clint eastwood's film did not even make that top three. would that remarkable of minutes welcome back, 9:00 a.m. starting off this monday dry. that is good news, but we will get wet proudly at a worse time. mark. time to fix my roof, rain to the weekend it was a four-7 in. in some other higher to iran. break for the next few days then morning. watching the fog roll in, we've been watching it in the north bay valley's low visibility and a few days to dry and out. heavy rain back in the bay area thursday and they stretch for the next few days showers late wednesday heavy at times. that is supposed to be graham to. heavy rain on friday a break friday evening. more rain on saturday but right now it looks like it is clearing. maybe i morning shower on halloween but it looks nice in the evening. storm tracker 4 are a few lingering showers near sacramento. starting to dry out as it diminishes. a lot of moisture to our north for the next few days we get the dryer chance as the storms come in. it future castfuture ce storms get closer 5:00 on wedne

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clint eastwood directs this film.far it is getting rave reviews. >>> and the reality is i'm missing the shakira concert tonight. >> yes. >> i would give that a rave review. >> okay. but i'm missing it. but that's okay because it's going to make up for me this weekend when the giants win, then i'll be happy again. >> and the torture continues. the giants have arrived in philadelphia. we're there too. raj mathai will be with us later tonight. no practice. it was cancelled. no celebration, just packing for philly. raj mathai will join us at 11:00. in a moment we bring in the kids to talk giants-phillies game 6. >> we love these kids. don't be fooled. they know the score. we go back to school to talk cody ross, beards, much, much more. plus what the kids in philly were doing today coming up. but we need to know about the weekend weather first. >> that's what i'm here for. a break in the distance.dsming. big rain is in the forecast this weekend. that's coming up after the break. taking a look at the current wind speeds, we

it is the clint eastwood-directed "here universitier" coming in about fourth place at the box office.ng to add to its covers this afternoon. i definitely want to see that one. his fourth baby, i believe? >> he has a door -- two other daughters with his current wife and she has a previous daughter -- daughter from a previous relationship. >> okay. >>> what about wedding bells, katy perry, rustle brand in india with the elephants. what do you know about this ceremony? >> what we have been hearing about this wedding is that despite all of the crazy rumors about the paparazzi following them and a little bit of craziness earlier they tied the knot yesterday. it was a traditional indian ceremony in certain ways but on the other hand, reportedly, they were married by a christian minister. so, reportedly, she had henna applied her hands and feet and arms the night before the wedding and there was a traditional indian bazaar that they had set up for the guests so they could get sar ries and jewelry and sorts of indian thing for the wedding. >> wear it there and celebrate. >> absolutely beautif

in case you missed it yesterday, pga as we let clint eastwood get by -- pga overshadowed the nfl in the fall so check out the finish yesterday in las vegas. this is jonathan bird on the fourth hole of the three-way play-off. it's getting dark. but they decided to play on. he is using a six iron off the tee on the par 3. >> what a shot! >> it's over! you hear the announcer screaming! he wasn't even sure but bird won the tournament. that's it. we got the world series coming up. >> very fine. all right. thank you. see you at 10:00 and 11:00. we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. state budget cuts are crippling my classroom, so i can't believe the sacramento politicians cut a backroom deal that will give our state's wealthiest corporations a new billion dollar tax give-away, a new handout that can only mean larger class sizes and even more teacher layoffs. but passing prop 24 can change all that. prop 24 repeals the unfair corporate give-a

the pusuccess comes at the succs of the clint eastwood film. >> did the dying meet the dead.d. >> well, in new orleans, nothing is more sacred than the super bowl champs, the saints. the who dat nation. a lot of parishes are celebrating halloween saturday because the saints play the steelers sunday, one parish is voting to move trick or treating to saturday so that the kids won't miss the big game sunday. >> have you figured out what you're going as? >> the family is toy story. jesse, buzz, woody. >> i'd like to go as a 28-year-old billionaire. and then stay like that. >> exactly. why change back. >> you know when your mom told you don't do that because your face will stay like that, same principle. >> she told me that. it never happened. >> a check of the morning headlines with reynolds wolf in atlanta. he is a busy man today. >> you sure are. >> crazy day. we've had rough weather, not only this morning but yesterday in parts of texas. we had strong storms, this morning they are surveying the damage. we've got some video for you and it's coming from our affiliate in dallas.

to ask you about the new movie coming out called "here after" with matt damon produced by clint eastwoodbe playing your idea in life? >> i think it's great. a lot of times when this work is depicted it's depicted in a really negative way and i'm hoping, i know nothing about the movie and i have no connection to the movie but i'm excited to see it as a fan. i'm hoping that he takes it to the level of reality and intensity and emotional understanding that people could really get to understand what this work is about and it's not about the medium but the process of connection and love and the fact that we can still remain connected and the responsibilities that go with it. >> that's a movie that's coming to your multiplex shortly. the book is at your bookstores everywhere. thank you very much. >> always a pleasure. >> all right. straight ahead, one network moving to promote islam after a guest says sharia law will take over the world. really? laura ingraham will weigh in on that straight ahead. >> and he says voters don't need to like the democrats to vote for them in november. isn't that t