i think that, you know, in france, the eccentricity -- for me, eccentricity is very chic and it is what i love. it is so much about the good taste, which paralyzed. it is still a city where everybody meets profession, sure, but it is sad that you did not seek only may be in the young people, but you do not see when people are in the rain, let's say, in society, like having the joy to address. like you have to be like the color of the street of paris. you ought not to be remarkable. it is very demanding of the people. so i said to the people, no, we have to be like everyone else. in london, it was completely different, and it still is. more distance that makes them, for me, more fascinating than the french. >> we want to take questions from the audience, but i did just want to ask you a quick question about your work in movies because that has been so extraordinarily exceptional. i think probably a lot of people -- i know you have been to the academy of arts and all the students, but i wonder how many people in this audience know how involved you have been in the performing arts doing co

he is the eccentric and crazy. to have a home grown voice, iconography, the costume comprised of u.s. army boots, fatigues, political t-shirts and the chinese coast, the japanese hair, all said to confuse the audience. confuse, manipulate, to shock. to having knowledge of western iconography, western history, western aspirations, culture manipulate them through language, a few words, it cannot be dismissed as a crazy alien threat. it sounds more like a threat from within, even though the news drove footage suggest that he is somewhere in the desert. we find out that he is a lot closer. tavis: i am always fascinated by this. you guys have been so good in keeping the secret. i've been trying to find a bootleg copy -- i should not say that. the studio has been very good at keeping this stuff under wraps. i do not know how they do it these days. how does a controversy even erupt? >> if you go back to the comex of the 1960's, the mandarin was invented in the 1960's. polarized, solid evil. the enemy is blurred, manipulat

called the react functional eccentric trainer. >> oh, that is gnarly. >> yes. >> i work out.s is the killer. >> you might think, well, she has had to have some surgery or something. proven her butt is real. >> watch the different exercises you can do. there it looks like she is riding a surf board. not holding on. throughout the video, keeps moving around. facing forward doing squats over and over again. >> this looks really hard. your legs would get so tired doing this. >> wait until you see when she kicks this thing up. >> wow. >> oh, my god! >> you can see her moving around. look how fast tt t he, she has to hold on. and the dude in the orange shirt. if you are on the treadmill and this is happening next to you, how do you get your workout done? that butt is huge. it's great, but how do you not look over the whole time. >> he's sitting there, don't look, don't look. it's like the sun. don't stare at it. >>> arizona got the first summer duststorm this week. video of what it looked like. now we have other video, shot by mike. he got ahead of the storm and got pretty high up

eccentric enthusiastic humanity that you want not get too wet in. >> exactly.aybe like dip your toes in it. slightly wet. >> john: very weird point of your life. you're about to do this movie divergence. >> we just finished this movie john: that's rumored to be the next hunger games. >> that's what they say john: which is going to put you in an odd position. >> why? john: you're a comfortable level of being in movies now. and hunger games level seem like you then have to process how do i not go mad or become an [bleep]? >> yeah, lucky for me i have enough friends who would make me black and blue before i became an [bleep] >> john: that is key. you need friends. >> you need bad-ass friends. john: who have that trigger in them. you are a [bleep] and we are taking you down. >> and they have full permission to. anyone has full permission to. if i become an [bleep], they can >> john: that's a great thing for you to say on tape. like anthony weiner, you will be held to it saying you have full permission, if shailene woodley becomes an [bleep]. >> i totally agree john

prison after 25 years, and in the midst of the mayoral campaign of murder victim's brother, a wealthy eccentricuses the mayoral candidate of also having a hand in the murder and this leads to the investigation of murder, it is about politics and murder and mystical kind of relationship between identical twins. >> host: how does it end? >> guest: very well. >> guest: scott turow, novelist, president of the authors guild joined us on booktv. comes out in october. >> host: here's what some of you had to say. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we want to know what you are reading this summer, tweet us or send us an e-mail. >> booktv is on location at book expo america in new york city held every year, the publisher's yearly conference held at the javits center in new york city and we're doing some books that are coming out this coming fall. joining us is george gibson, the publisher of bloomsbury publishing, tell us a little bit about this. >> it is the u.s. arm of a company located in england best known for publishing harry potter, originating all very power books, the u.s. operation was started in 1998 and grown st

. >> it is part of the charm of new york, you know, we tend to have the eccentric, we tend to have the entertaining and this is a little political theatre, i think that is how people think of it. i don't think people think anything more of hit. >> do you wish they hadn't gotten in, one or the other or both? >> no, i think, again, running for office is a very personal decision. >> glor: you can see the full interview first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning." later here, a new weapon to fight the scourge of prescription drug abuse. a desperate measure to save a rare rhino species, and phil mickelson's magical day, those stories when the "cbs evening news" continues. continue. >> tu"hb headache, diarrhea, vomiting, and increase in psa. ask your doctor about the only underarm low t treatment, axiron. >> glor: opioids are a family of drugs that range from legal prescription painkillers like oxycontin to illegal drugs like heroin. every year opioids overdoses kill more americans than homicides. one city in massachusetts is fighting back in a new way. don dahler reports from quincy. >> repo

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>> he was a very eccentric kind of fellow, i met him, he already had his success., yeah, he was a really colorful character. >> jimmy: in what ways was he colorful? >> my perception was very different. the clearest memory i have was of him smiling, i remember his laugh. i remember him coming to the house with an inflatable pool, with batman rings on his fingers. he waved, and would come over every sunday for lunch and my momÑi would cook. >> jimmy: batman wears jewelry? i didn't even know that. >> and he had -- he had a penchant for kfc. >> jimmy: really? i can't imagine anything better than my grandfather showing up with batman rings and driving a hot dog -- that is pretty great. speaking of interesting people, johnny depp is your co-star -- >> really -- >> jimmy: we should break the circle right now. >> is that why you had all the altoids by the back door? >> jimmy: yes, that was it from last night. did he kiss you on the set of the film? because you are much more attractive than i am? >> i guess that is just the customary greeting. >> jimmy: did you guys have is

dead austrian economists. [ laughter ] you have to kind of understand why we get our reputation as eccentric and wonkish and different. is this unfair? is this fair? >> no. >> come on. isn't this group mostly men, mostly badly dressed men? [ laughter ] my going to libertarian events, this is what i notice. people who care about numbers, less about how they look. i think steve forbes is a perfect example of this. [ laughter ] the epitome of the wonkish geek. is this unfair? >> you're sounding like my opponents. i didn't expect that from you. but let's face it. people who make things happen. you could describe our forefathers, our revolutionaries in the same way. there are always minorities. see something wrong, become agitators and change the world. we've done it once, we'll do it again. we are going to be the leaders. >> you of all people should know. don't look at the superficial. look at the substance. we've got the substance. that's why we're going to ultimately win. [ applause ] >> i admire -- this is the optimism that makes america possible. matt, what about my libertarian slur? i look

one of them i love that she was concentric in figure and eccentric in character.[laughter] just to round this off, in american history these women -- they are almost forgotten. lucy and peggy. they are really footnotes to history. they were witnesses. when you read some of the response, you have flavor of what life during the revolution was like on the other side of the battle field. some people asked me where i did my research. these are the major places. s. i was grateful to the new york historical society. they had digitized, as i said 8,500 plus letters. i didn't have to read them on microfilm on 18th century handwriting. it would have taken me many lifetimes. and many places of interest. one of them, of course, also the general knox museum, which it was the late -- later of the knox's in maine. so that's -- i wanted to see what would happen with the evolution of these women. not just what happened during the revolution but how they matured from these sweet-faced, passionately devoted wives, which they were, in to mature women and wives. what they learned and

think what is this guy because you have already met him and you are expecting them to be somewhat eccentric. he developed a suit that he could wear it during a blitz. essentially it was like a working man's overalls with a zipper so he could jump right into it instead of putting back on his evening clothes. his staff called at winston's rompers. he called it his sirens because he would jump into it whenever the siren sounded. he would wear monogrammed slippers that his wife gave him, velvet slippers with pom-poms with wfc on them and his siren suit. one of which was lavender for evening wear. and a tin hat, battle helmet and a cigar and out he would go to watch the german bombers, and he would watch from the roof of the -- and his aides were mortified. he would specifically point to an area where of tom phil and say take me there. they would have to go down and get in the armored car and drive through bombed out streets. he would be smoking and so that behavior, i wanted the reader to be prepared for that sort of behavior because only churchill behaved that way. >> he was very much a classi

>> he was a very eccentric kind of fellow.nd you know, he'd already kind of had all his success and started kind of the oil company and all that stuff. but yeah, he was a really colorful character. >> jimmy: in what ways was he colorful? >> my memories of him are very different than sort of everybody else's perception. >> jimmy: well, sure. >> i remember -- the clearest thing i remember is him smiling, his laugh. that's one of the clearest memories i have. i also remember him coming over to the house with an inflatable pool wrapped around his car inflated so it looked like a hot dog. and he had batman rings on all of his fingers. and he was waving at us out the window like very excited. because he would come over every sunday for lunch my mom would cook. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: batman wears jewelry? i didn't even know that. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. and he had -- he had a penchant for kfc. you know, just -- >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. a really colorful character. >> jimmy: i can't imagine anything better than my grandfather show

they're wonderful and eccentric and fabulous and now we cherish them to our heart and we have a new addition cents are very happy to keep pointing out that this birth, like so many of the other royal events, is really a huge windfall. they think they'll spend something like 90 million pounds just toasting the royal baby. so, john? >> a birth that's a windfall of course. every birth of course christiane is a blessing. >> indeed it is. >> thank you so much for us right now. that is it for "the lead." our royal baby coverage continues with lord wolf blitzer, the duke of "the situation room" coming up. >>> john, thanks very much. the world welcomes a new royal baby third in line to the british thrown. just ahead we go live to london where all the excitement from this historic event is unfolding. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> you're looking at extraordinarily pictures, mass crowds gathering at the gates of buckingham palace, celebrating the arrival of the first child, a son, born to catherine, duches

. >> what are some of the more eccentric rooms that people have asked for?e done gift wrapping rooms. >> at another house down the street, the owner demanded a volleyball court-- indoors, of course. >> he likes to have all his buddies over, and they get a good game going. >> it has to be very high. >> high ceiling, yeah, 26 feet. >> [laughs] for the browns, the floors were the thing. >> the floors were a custom design that we had and we copied from a house, the house in paris, the versailles house, and-- >> the palace of versailles. >> the palace of versailles, right. >> versailles, louis xiv's little weekend getaway. the bourbon kings may have been banished from france, but their legacy lives on, helping to market houses like the toll brothers' hampton with the versailles option. and while they may cook their freedom fries on industrial-strength stoves in houston, outside it is paris on the prairie. >> and this is the master bathroom. we-- >> [laughs] oh, my. it's practically three stories high. >> it's actually two stories. i started out by saying that i w

i think there has to be room in the military command eccentricity. >> tell me a little bit more about how that kind of independence was cultivated? i've had the privilege of working with petreaus and have seen him. and not a clear idea of what it is that he believes needs to be accomplished. also a vision of independents. independence of thought is something that should be tolerated. at some point in our careers refine that we hit a brick wall and incurred jealousy or people are out to get us. true or not or imagined or real and depends on how we react to that. one of the most common, that may do the necessary obsequious atonement. let me get back into the bureaucracy. all of these people, sherman had a complete mental breakdown. his wife save them. he was given a shot again. is recovering moment. bridgeway got alongside everybody. even though he had been a world war ii hero. the campaign. i am getting at all of these people, at some point there was the crux where people did not like him. i don't know why david petreaus, just what we needed him, was brought back to kansas. he worked o

the mother is quite eccentric, and the story is set in seattle with some really interesting quirky characters. it's a lot of fun. i don't know where it's going but am really looking forward to finishing it. after that i'm going to be doing something of a book club with my son, miles, who is 16. this is something we did a couple of summers ago. we pick a couple of books and we read them and then would go to our local diner to discuss them and have breakfast. and this summer we have picked up two books so far. we are reading a biography of bruce springsteen, which i think should be a lot of fun. we're both springsteen fans. and interested to learn a little more about his background in new jersey and how he got to be who he is. and we're also going to read dan brown's "inferno" which i think is the ultimate summer beach book. i've read the other dan brown books, and i think miles will enjoy this one. he has a real knack for in his chapters with cliffhangers that make you turn the page. and so i think miles will enjoy that a lot and i think we'll have lots to talk about. there should be a fun sum

. >> cooper: ...the eccentric mastermind behind 007's high- tech and often outlandish gadgets... >> qars, got him out of many sticky situations. turns out some of q's gadgets are stored with other bond movie memorabilia at this nondescript warehouse on the outskirts of london. it's like something out of "citizen kane." meg simmonds oversees the collection of half a century's worth of artifacts. there was this box of crystals from "die another day." >> halle berry: no, leave it in, please. >> meg simmonds: one of those was in halle berry's belly button. we're not sure which one. please put on the gloves. >> cooper: she handles the most iconic bond props like museum pieces. the oldest one is from "dr. no." >> simmonds: oddly enough, a champagne bottle survived. >> dr. no: we'll have dinner at once... >> simmonds: that's from the scene when dr. no has asked bond and honey to his dinner table. >> dr. no: take her away. >> simmonds: dr. no's henchmen start manhandling honey. >> honey: no! >> simmonds: and bond comes to her aid, and the only weapon at hand is the champagne bottle on the din

especially for the 21st century for the eccentricity the contrariness of and for the general. >> host: tell me a little bit more about how that kind of independence of determination is cultivated in these careers to the we've had the privilege of working with general petraeus and have seen him do as he says and giving the clear vision presenting the idea of what is that he believes needs to be accomplished and the vision of how to do it. but also, the vision of independence and that it's something that should be tolerated within a military force. >> i think for all of us at some point in our career we find that we encourage other people are out to get us and whether they are true or not and imagined or real and react to that one of the most common to the necessary adamant what we get into the bureaucracy but all of these people come sherman had a complete mental breakdown and his wife save him by writing letters and he was given a chance again. this was his recovery moment. they got on the wrong side of every that even though he did in world war ii hero with the greatest american camp

the fact that it's so eccentric is other people in the bank really couldn't give -- if you showed themthat they would be able to describe him because they were concentrating on the leaves. >> not only that, his disguise fails to create alarm. in fact, people barely notice him. at 9:00 a.m., he walks in the front door, undisturbed. he waits in line, then demands money from a teller and takes off to the parking lot with his loot. the whole ordeal takes fewer than five minutes. >> there were people in front of him and people behind him, but no one in those images appeared to think anything unusual was going on. for me as a prosecutor, maybe it's because i primarily deal with bank robbers. if i would go into a bank and see someone with leaves duct taped to their head with gray duct tape, i don't think i'd want to stick around in that bank. >> the people in line aren't distressed by the tree among them. but someone working at the bank is. >> the bank teller put in a dye pack. when you exit the bank, an electronic device activates the pack and explodes on the suspect as he was leaving the ba

>> his report whereas a little eccentric, very interesting, the report he put out. i think what is weighing on pandora here is a buildup of the negative news that has come out over the last few weeks. they have been hit by google, hit by apple. in the face of that, the stocks just kept climbing and climbing up through $20 a share. >> stocks up 100% to date. >> it's the shareholder base. eighth skittish momentum retail-driven shareholder base, you hear some news the stock starts to trade down, then it gets piled on. momentum comes both ways. >> remember, '1 short interest. that's a big number right now. >> all right. coming up, playing the health care stocks on the being o. affordable care act delay. how are hedge funds playing the latest development? kate kelly has a preview and later coaches lag the market this year. but that all about to change? two of our traders are split. they're putting on their finest attire. they'll square off in a high class debate. we'll be right back. s guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers

think there has to be room in the military especially an american military in the 21st century for eccentricityfor contrariness some and for savior general types. >> host: tell me a little bit more about how that kind of independence of thought and determination were cultivated in some of these men's careers? certain i have had the privilege of working with general petraeus and have seen him do as he said, give a career vision, present a clear idea of what it is that he believes needs to be accomplished and a vision of how to do it but also a vision of independence and that independence of thought that should be tolerated within a military force. >> guest: i think all of us at some point in our careers find that we hit a brick wall or that we incur jealousy or people are out to get us, whether true or not or imagined or real and it depends on how we react to that. one of the most common majority acts, let me do the necessary obsequious atonement. let me get back to the bureaucracy but all of these people -- to sherman had a complete mental break down and his wife saved him by writing letters an

the eccentric personalty was a fan favorite in the bay area.and people are remembering wilson on facebook. >> reporter:what? traitor! booooo the beard. this actually helps the giants. wilson's a headcase and he'll blow at least one game when he faces his former employer. good luck brian. i know it is only business. thank u for 2010. >> reporter: was in the tweet this after announcing things to the fans and center cisco. it was an honor to pitch before you all of those years. wilson will be in a dodger blue. vicki? coming >> reporter: up drama for two stars of "the real housewives of new jersey" reality t-v show. coming up, why they face as many as 50 years behind bars. [ male announcer ] with at&t, you're sure to get a better bundle. just choose the 2, 3, even 4 services you want to build the bundle that works for you. [ female announcer ] call at&t now! choose a u-verse triple play bundle for just $79 a month, our new low price. get the same great price for 2 years. plus, switch today and get a total home dvr included for life. [ male announcer ] with u-verse high speed internet connect

and who will share his eccentric passion in life. >> prince charles is an affectionate, loving bad. his grandchildren. >> reporter: camilla, her kids from her first marriage have little ones. let's turn to kate's parents. carole and michael. a pair of rookie grandparents who will get their hands dirty. >> they almost have a castle of their own. and it would be fine for the baby to be there. >> reporter: what about the fun times? that's where the uncles and aunts come in. notably aunty pippa. the girl about town, named for her fashion choices. >> i think pippa's going to be a cool auntie. >> and then, there's prince william's dad, there is larry ra's face. >> duh diana didn't want his baby to have a baby of his own. she scared very much for if. and new were here. >> reporter: it takes a village to raise a child. in this case, it will take a royal bunch to roiz the littlest oil. >> amy and i were wondering. what does prince charles bring the future heir to the throne? perhaps a onesie. >> i think the future chick would look good in this. >> all right, these are selling out. they're le