eddie mora, you know you're a freak. what's your tse sdplet >> medication. >> whoever the hell wrote your life script i'll open up a line of credit for you. you'll be wanting a few toys. >> how many of us ever know what it is to become the perfect version of ourselves? >> 12.5. >> i'll take it. everything i have i want to share with you. >> what are you doing, honey? >> you think somebody's watching >> my brain is skipping time. i have no memory of the last four days. >> i'm in the 21st censure doing something mean... >> your powers are not earned. you're careless with those powers. ever ask yourself what you're going to do when you run out? you'll die. ♪ no one's meant to have all that power... ♪ >> there's no scenario in which you lead this life where you don't work for me. >> no scenario? i see every scenario. i see 50 scenarios. that's what it does, carl, it puts me 50 moves ahead of you. worth the risk? what would you do? >> rose: bradley cooper joins me. also the film's director neil burger. i am pleased to have hi

gentlemen, we have had so much talk in the last two months over the eddie long controversy.hat don't, if there's anybody in the injuries that doesn't know about this, pastor eddie long is accused of having relationships with male congr s congregants. >> you see the prosperity gospel, when the focus of the pulpit is on bling-bling and driving $350,000 cars and having private jets, then the gospel of jesus and the service ethic and the spirit of liberation becomes consumed by religious materialism. >> when you say gospel of prosperity we're talking about fundamental measure you can measure spiritual growth by things, god permitted me to drive a bentley. >> if my faith is large enough, it will reflect that. what is so pervasive is my pastor becomes my vicarious wealth. so if my pastor is very wealthy, then one day, if i keep giving him my financial seed -- >> i'll get wealthy, too. >> can you put this in context we've had reverends of prosperity. >> it wasn't mainstream. it was an aberration. >> the interesting thing we can go back and there's a sense in the account of puritani

let's join with eddy on that. rebecca. >> would it be possible will to have coordinate with muni where the bus stops are. the bus is going to be there within 10 minutes of the final school bell so they don't have to wait 20, 30 minutes for a bus. and kids have to transfer. it takes 45 minutes to an hour to get home. if it would be coordinated between the school district and muni that buses arrive and coordinate transfer stops. that would help kids on muni and maybe have a person on the bus stop. >> we have time, sorry just one more. >> okay. all right. peer pressure. >> my name is rudy corpus. give a big shout out. i think one good solution is to focus more on elementary school kids. educate them in a way they can comprehend. if they can recite a whole e-40. you know a first grader came to school with a gun. focus on the elementary school kids. that's a solution. thank you. and rudy corp >> i have 15 job openings for kids in foster homes. we currently serve 120 kids. we have the seneca center where we are building

eddie ramirez be supported in his endeavors for this position. mr. ramirez has been a strong advocate for veterans, and he is a key member of supporting our air force sergeants associations in veterans affairs. recently, over the last eight months, he traveled to san antonio and atlanta, georgia, for our annual convention where he advocated for veterans affairs with the secretary of the air force and the chief master sgt of the air force, and he was received warmly. i endorse mr. ramirez on behalf of the 10,000 members of the air force sergeants association for the state of california. supervisor kim: thank you very much. colleagues, again, we have seven seats, but we do not have any applicants for seeds 5 and 12, so we are considering nine applicants for five seats. >> before we have a broader discussion, in terms of policy for veterans who are deployed right now, i'm curious how we think we are going to deal with that on a go forward basis. i understand that they want to serve, and i think we need to respect that, but their ability to be here befor

you might be able to see swirls and eddies in the water showing how it comes in and out. we will be following this all day. here you see most of the damage it looks like at the mouth of the harbor. we will be following more of this. let's go back to gosse and tori now. >> john john fowler with a nice summary. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> we want to say good afternoon and welcome to obviously a very special edition of ktvu channel 2 news at noon. er i am tori campbell. >> i am we would like to bring the chief. >> hello. >> the chief is someone we talked to before. chief are you with us? >> i am. as you look at these pictures coming to us from here in the bay area, let's talk about what is happening here and then secondly how you and your team might be thinking about helping out in japan. >> sure, yeah, you are going to have to describe the photos for me because i am with one of your crews. >> actually, let's start there because that is something you told us about, you mentioned you have several crews from japan with you and you said they were not able to get

he looks just like eddie. >> and the way he was acting. >> i don't know how you get like that. >> eddiee can do the same. you have new fans. you think you can get back together with van halen? >> with this book coming out, the chances are below zero. but once all this rushes under the bridge, and eddie puts his book out and tells them what he thinks about me probably, maybe we can do it again. i'll be happy to be friends again. >> i wish we had more time to talk. i can feel your spirit. just so appreciate you coming in. strumming in the commercial break for us. as we go away, sammy hagar. his book is called "red, my as we go away, sammy hagar. his book is called "red, my uncensored life ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and ♪ we just keep ons.e jun keepin' on ♪ >>> the debut solo album from marsha ambrosia, "late nights and early mornings" has climbed the charts. and this morning, you'll hear why. her hit song, "fall away,"

singer eddie fisher was number 4.he was trashed by the tabloids for stealing him from debbie reynolds. >> now when i feel that? i feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roof. >> reporter: cleopatra. her seductive screen roles blurred into her private life. there was an oscar for butterfield 8. >> i was the slut of all time! >> reporter: a second oscar for playing martha, the boozy shrew in who's afraid of virginia wolf. opposite husband number 5, richard burton. >> i am not a monster! i am not! >> reporter: their motto seemed to be, excess in all things typified by the huge diamonds he gave her. they made a string of over-the- top movies together. drank too much, caroused too much, fought, divorced, remarried and fought some more. there were two more marriages... senator john warner for six years, four years with construction worker larry fortensky. the passions of her later years included her work for aids research and a series of perfumes sold in her name. it's the failed marriages or the health problems -- if th

and lastly, there are two appeals still pending. 181 eddy was issued a suspension last year, but the party exercised their right to appeal, and the appeal was initially scheduled in january. however, as you may recall, we did a bunch of corrective actions, and that venue is closed at this time and remains closed. that liquor license is no longer on the premises, and the appellants have asked that the appeal be put on hold indefinitely, and staff has no objection as long as there is notice if there are attempts to reopen anytime. there is no liquor license, but there is, assuming they have paid, and they have a representative here, for their licenses, their entertainment licenses are still intact, so it is important obviously that we are noticed and come to some agreement, but i do not believe, and the commissioners can certainly ask what their intentions are, and, lastly, at van ness, where it was problematic for some time, this is also one of those where this commission has ordered a new set of conditions placed on their permit in december, and then, an appeal was filed with the boa

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. >> we're talking about bradley cooper in the movie i saw, he plays eddy in "limitless."'s sort of a loser, writer guy, can't get anything done. his girlfriend dumps him. nothing is going right until he gets this magic pill given to him. >> like jim, he has some magic pills. >> after he takes the pill -- oh, my goodness. after he takes the pill, he's able to write the book, learns piano, learns foreign languages. the pills sort of turn sinister. take a listen. >> he killed two guys. >> what? >> he's going to kill me, too. >> no, no, no. can he see you? >> no. not yet. >> abby cornish you see and robert de niro plays a role. the premise of the movie, it's a bit farfetched to think you could take a pill and allow you to use 100% of your brain, which is a desirable thing. we should try that -- >> i'm 40%. >> most people just 20%. pros about the movie, bradley cooper. he's actually wonderful. if you're only used to him from "hangover" you'll be impressed. i give it three stars because it's kind of whacky and holes in the plot line. >> very interesting. i saw the matthew mccon

. >> eight husbands including the eddie fiber. her last husband she met at the betty ford clinic. >> i consumed inordinate amounts of alcohol and combined with pills it was deadly. >> they married at neverland ranch. she was be plagued with dozens of serious health problems. she then became involved national fight against aid and she raised more than $200 million. >> we will fight the odds and win because it was right to do so. >> and she was very helpful in raising funds and raising awareness at a time when most entertainers stayed away from aids. >> and fashion show in san francisco, one year, she also became the image of her own perfume. her later life was given to cause but we never stopped being fascinated by elizabeth taylor. >> her son released this statement. my mother was an extraordinary woman that lived life to the fullest that lived with humor and love. we know simply the world is a better place for a mom having lifted there. her spirit will always be with us and her love with be in our hearts. elizabeth taylor was 79

the park is in the tenderloin at the corner of jones and eddie. it is only open three hours a day five days a week, and it is the only park in the north of market tender one that is open to all ages. seniors, kids, and adults. the other parks are for young people. so it is very urgent for us to have our park open more often. also, i do not know if you are aware that all the clubhouses in san francisco are not staff now. it is really urgent that we have more staffing at our club houses in san francisco. they mainly have to be rented out to private organizations to provide the programming. even though that might be necessary, i feel and i think many others feel that we should have our own city staff at the club houses providing programming. it is a funding issue, of course, but i think it is really urgent to be able to have our own staff for representative and park department in our clubhouses and recreation centers, particularly for our own part in our own district 6 in the tenderloin. we need more staffing. thank you very much. fosdic-- >> hello.

. >> eigight husbsbands includinge eddie fiber. heher laast hususbandnd s she e betttty ford clinic. >> i consumed inordinate amounts of alcohol and combined with pills it was deadly. >> they married at neverland ranch. she was be plagued with dozens of serious health problems. she then became involved national fight against aid and she raised more than $200 million. >> we will fight the odds and win because it was right to do so. >> and she was very helpful in raising funds and raising awareness at a time when most entertainers stayed away from aids. >> and fashion show in san francisco, one year, she also became the image of her own perfume. her later life was given to cause but we never stopped being fascinated by elizabeth taylor. >> her son released this statement. my mother was an extraordinary woman that lived life to the fullest that lived with humor and love. we know simply the world is a better place for a mom having lifted there. her spirit will always be with us and her love with be in our hearts. elizabeth taylor was 7

and i don't think either she or eddie fisher would have foreseen they would end up together. and then they were married and she was married to him and richard burton was, in fact, married to his wife as well when they flew off to rome to make "cleopatra" and that was a headline-making incident that rocked the world. but through all this, she had an active and fruitful film career and she didn't just play, you know, conventional enje news, she played meaty and challenging parts. multiple times played tennessee williams, you know. that's not for sissies. she won an oscar playing edward albie's martha in "who's afraid of virginia woolf." she was not only not afraid to take those roles, she welcomed those challenges. that's not a typical hollywood beauty's career track. >> so many welcomed watching her. it is definitely a loss. we appreciate you joining us this morning. leonard mall tin, thanks for your time. >> joining us publicist gary springer. his father was elizabeth taylor's long-time press agent along with richard burton as well. the running joke was always when they did g

the first project slated to get under way is a 13 story 150 unit apartment building on eddy and taylor street in san francisco. >>> san francisco could soon be a leading global economy. just how big the city by the bay could get. >>> also -- >> reporter: this movie theater brings over 100 police officers and federal agents, what they found and why it's affecting the neighborhood. >>> when pg & e will have to answer questions about lapses in its pipeline safety record. >>> it has been called a raid to remember. a stash of social security cards, driver's license and passports. new at 6:00, david stevenson is live in san francisco, where teams of law enforcement officers including the secret service descended on the mission district. >> reporter: today we uncovered what authorities found in this abandoned mission district theater and we learned how the raids are affecting the neighborhood. officers and u.s. secret service agents raided this building. the sight was under surveillance for 11 months. during which under cover officers went in to buy fake social security cards and driver's lic

. >> reporter: steven segal greeted her through the paparazzi, and two of eddy fisher's children talkedut their famous family true. >> she's a great lady. she was married to my father. she was probably may favorite ex-step-mother. >> reporter: patty labellle offered a musical birthday greeting. >> happy birthday, i love you. >> this week brought an outpouring of memories, and tribute to elizabeth taylor from those who knew her in hollywood. here in san francisco, people remembered her for the time, and energy she devoted to beating a killer. she once said, it is bad enough that people should die of a.i.d.s., but they should not die of ignorance. paul chambers reported on san francisco's reaction this week. >> reporter: she's considered hollywood royalty by many, but if the attention -- but it's the attention she's brought to a.i.d.s. that is getting affection from the gay community. >> she's raised hundreds of millions of dollars, and we're going to miss her. >> reporter: it may be hard for the new generation to understand the impact elizabeth taylor had. she brought millions of dollars

bradley cooper plays eddie and unemployed writer who discovers a top-secret drug that is in the altman brainpower. the business mogul play by robert deniro wants to harness his horse for his own financial gain. limitless is rated pg-13. in the legal thriller the lincoln lawyer, matthew plays and a key. an l.a. attorney who conducts much of his business on the back of his car. he eagerly accepts his first client in years. soon finds he made take on more than he bargained for. the link a lawyer it is rated r. in a sci-fi comedy paul, to comic-book dekes take a road trip and end up protectors of a renegade aliens with an all too human name and personality. >> hi i'm paul. >>catherine: paul is rated r. >>pam: the 100 any will bay to breakers race is sold out. all 50,000 race registrations are spoken thor. this is the first time in history that dated breakers has sold out and it's done so with two full months remaining before the race. bay to breakers also announced that a custom product company has become the title sponsor for the 101 hundred and the first running of bay to breakers. remem

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. >> reporter: when elizabeth flew to chicago for the funeral, she was accompanied by the singer eddie fisher, whose wife, debbie reynolds, stayed behind in los angeles. scandal erupted when fished divorced and tied the knot with taylor. taylor was called a homewrecker and reportedly hated her next role in the film "butterfield 8," where she played a woman who breaks up a marriage. she won her first oscar for it. >> i guess all i can do is say thank you. thank you with all my heart. >> reporter: in the midst of it all. a phone call that led to the most celebrated role of her life. "cleopatra." it was a groundbreaking performance, and a groundbreaking paycheck for taylor. they said, would you do it? >> i said, yeah, for a billion bucks and 10% of the gross. in time we will lose everything. >> reporter: in "cleopatra," mark antony was played by richard burton. >> i want to be free of you. >> reporter: offscreen, the two fell madly in love and scandalously lived together before either of them were divorced. both the catholic church and the u.s. congress condemned them for living in sin. b

eddie fisher, the senator, and the builder, larry portenski. and through all this, the ill health.he had ulcers, a brain tumor, arthritis. but her charity work was for another condition -- aids. following the death of rock hudson, she was furious at the taboos surrounding the topic. >> everybody was talking about it. but like this. and nobody was doing anything about it. including myself. and then i got really angry. >> the foundation she helped set up has distributed more than $230 million. it was for this she was made dame elizabeth. and when you add in the rest of the story, she was always hollywood royalty. >> elizabeth taylor has died at the age of 79. much more on that and all the international news anytime at bbc.com. you can catch up with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. and you can see what we are working on, too, on facebook. just briefly -- the latest spike in violence in israel has produced the first bus bombing in israel in seven years. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video

eddie house back to lbj for the jam right there. he had 35 points.win 123-107. >>> all-american game, the mcdonald's all-american game. there's austin rivers, his dad is watching. that would be doc. he played the game back in 1980. first half, anthony davis, he's going to kentucky. the hard throwdown there. under two minutes to go in the first. rivers switching lanes in traffic. gets the reverse to go right there. take another look. so pretty. east wins 111 to 96. michael gilchrist, going to kentucky, james mcadoo, he's going to north carolina. they were co-mvps. that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> well, the winners of that whopping $319 million megamillions jackpot are coming forward today. >> upstate new york co-workers have an ethical dilemma on their hands, however. a fellow employee who usually pays into the office pool decided to skip it this time. so should they give him a cut anyway? we'll have to wait and see how generous his co-workers might be. i know you would do the right thing, you would hand over that cash. >> you

singer eddie fisher was number 4. she was trashed by the tabloids for stealing him from debbie reynolds >> you know what i feel like? i feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roof. >> reporter: from maggie the cat to cleopatra, her seductive screen rolls blurred into her private life. there was an oscar for "butterfield 8." >> i was the slut of all time. >> reporter: a second oscar for playing martha, the boozy shrew in "who's afraid of virginia wolf" opposite husband number 5, richard burton. >> but i am not a monster. i'm not! >> reporter: their motto seemed to be, excess in all things, typified by the huge diamonds he gave her. they made a string of over-the- top movies together, drank too much, caroused too much, fought, divorced, remarried and fought some more. there were two more marriages, senator john warner for six years, four years with construction worker larry fortensky. the passions of her later years included her work for aids research and a series of perfumes sold in her name. if the failed marriages

there was a singer, eddie fisher, who was married to debbie reynolds when they first met. there was a senator, republican john warner of virginia. there was even a builder, who taylor met when he was doing some home improvements for her. for a lot of her life, taylor battled health problems, near fatal pneumonia, a brain tumor, substance abuse and weight problems. >> either you look forward to waking up or you don't. i do. >> all of her troubles provided comics with a lot of material. she never gave up, and kept her name and famous face out there with product endorsements later in life. >> these have always brought me luck. >> her remaining years were defined by the death of her close friend and former co-star, rock hudson. his revelation that he was dying of aids shocked the country, but she went to work, devoting her life to raising money and research to fight the disease and fight the stigma surrounding it. >> they have so little touching and compassion in their life, that if you reach out to them, you receive so much love in return. >> elizabeth taylor went on to found

. >> reporter: in 1958, reynolds' then-husband eddie fisher left her for taylor. but not even that could derail a life-long friendship shared by these two icons. >> she was a very smart, funny, glib, sharp lady. she could cuss like a sailor. and she loved a good, raunchy joke. and she was a great companion to everyone. >> reporter: on "the view," whoopi goldberg called her a mentor. >> she had a sense of humor that was so bawdy, it was like really? you just said that? that came out of your mouth? >> she was just a magnificent woman. she was a great broad and a good friend. >> reporter: it's the end of an era, declared barbra streisand. she was funny. she was generous. she made her life count. many who paid tribute to taylor, cited her legacy as an advocate for those with aids. >> she was, without doubt, one of the greatest people i've ever met in my life. she stood up when no one was prepared to stand up and be counted against aids. >> reporter: former senator, john warner, who was the sixth of her seven husbands said, i shall remember her as a woman whose heart a

what we need to do is have implementation of the plan that we have in place, making folsom two-way, eddie two-way, tackling speeds on the arterial. this will be good in school zones. commissioner campos: thank you. next speaker please. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we continue this item to call of the chair? commissioner chiu: i know we have a representative from dph, if you have anything to say on the matter. >> director of environmental health. maybe i will make one point and just to give you a brief outline of where we are focusing our energy in this effort. i think the point about needing to understand the causes, i want to elaborate on that. needs to be a consensus about the causes and solutions. there is a lot of data to tell us, because as our, lots of best practices in europe and other places that show what the affect of solutions are. those solutions are generally not applied in the u.s. we are going to need to be the leader in the country in order to apply some of these solutions, a

and it's not a muscle here's the famous russian song them to be eddie meaning fiction with a dozen films that must be played center by the defeat of the nazis in one nine hundred fifty five but. legend has it that two russian soldiers visited a cafe here they were served extremely fast an athlete shouted out the words mr meaning fast in russian local police that's how peace through cafe i received this name wow i love it a lot one of my favorite places in the world it's a bit of a stick was it gets a while so i hear it's well worth the effort i'm from the kids and cozy cafe bar so the beguiling saying the whole area was extremely popular with russian immigrants and still is the russian tourists today. in crystal clear weather like this because help was nothing powers enough to minded exploration the connection and strong bond between france and russia is only two of these. the one the russians have such an association with the city from being involved with university education and creating beautiful bridges to opening famous music concerts was brushing the city made its mark here in thes

which is that we have the potential to attract a grocery store to the taylor and eddy area. we have the potential to turn the original joe's into a more usable space. this is much more than just market street. in the tenderloin, if you walk the streets, you will see there is very limited store fronts, contrary a popular belief. because it is so limited, those storefronts are so much more important because they really anchor the areas to the neighbors. this is a public safety issue. this is an opportunity to turn something -- [bell rings] supervisor chu: 90. >> my name is chris daly, and in a crowd san francisco progress of not afraid to stand up to unbridled corporate power. initially, when i heard about this proposal, opposed it from a budget/justice perspective. as this community prepares to deliberate, some places have already been closed. resource centers are yet to be named $27 million in health cuts, which will tear apart the center city of san francisco in the system of services and care that the city has developed over the years. instead, we are here talking about gi

these are called eddy currents. these can collide, causing eddy currents. or a crack also creating eddy currents. these things are found in tsunamis. >> you brought a good model here. we want to talk about the dangerous reactor in japan that may be heating right now. this is your version. tell us what may be going on inside? >> well, this is the uranium core. we're talking about 100 tons of uranium dioxide that is super hot that has to be cooled at all times. here's the danger. we have an emergency cooling system, a backup system that dumps water in case of emergency. it's not working. lights are out. electricity is out. there's a danger if something were to happen like what happened at three mile island, then the backup system is not going to work. and at three mile island, we all saw what happened, perhaps 90% of the core was destroyed. within 30 minutes of a class 9 meltdown at three mile island. >> what do they do if the backup system isn't working? how do they cool the core down? >> that's the problem. we have two layers of defense. one is to shoot it

. >> couric: ...maggie the cat leapt into the arms of husband number four, eddie fisher and was vilified in the press for stealing him away from girl next-door debbie reynolds. >> mama face it, i was a slut of all time! >> couric: in "butterfield 8" she played a scheming new york call girl. it won her, her first of two oscars. >> i don't think i was particularly good in it. but i had had pneumonia and had my throat cut open, a tracheotomy, and i won that year. >> couric: her next movie would be one of her biggest, in scale and notoriety, "cleopatra." it would also ignite her second great love. >> you will knell. >> i will what? >> on your knees. >> couric: her leading man richard burton became husband number five, and later six when they remarried. they had a child together, her fourth. the two were extravagant as the jewels he bought her. her love affair with diamonds never died. her love affair with burton was over by 1976. but not before the couple had made one last iconic film... >> you what? >> couric: ...for which she won a second oscar, an explosive domestic drama about the unrave

the death of her third husband, mike todd, in a plane crash, taylor found comfort in his best friend eddieon the public despised taylor for breaking up the marriage of fisher and sweetheart debbie reynolds. he became husband number four. it was the biggest hollywood scandal of the decade. yet less than three years later the public was back on taylor's side after she almost died of pneumonia. sympathy from her emergency tracheotomy helped her win an academy award for best actress in "butterfield 8." >> i'm not like anyone, i'm me. >> reporter: in 1963 taylor became the highest paid actress in film history, receiving $1 million for "cleopatra." still married to fisher, she began a stormy love affair with her co-star, husband five and six richard burton. they were boozy and volatile. the couple would make nine films together with "who's afraid of virginia woolf" earning taylor her second oscar. what's considered her finest performance. theirs was a larger than life romance right down to the 69.5 carat diamond burton bought for her. they divorced in 1976. in 1991, taylor surprised everyone wit

. >> reporter: the two women accused were on the pto board in previous years. 48-year-old eddie zingale and a former treasurer. officers are still looking for vanessa reyes, the past president of the pto and a former school parent. >> wow! that's -- i can't believe somebody didn't see that coming. i don't know. i can't imagine that happening here. i mean, like because of all the things that have happened at the school. >> at some point you have to believe what you can't deny. >> reporter: this attorney is helping the pto in trying to recover the money. he says about one-third of the pto's funds was allegedly embezzled between 2008 and mid-2010. the current board didn't realize something had happened until they looked at past bank statements and saw things were not adding up. >> this is something for the kids. this is something to enrich the educational experience, to give these kids a better start, to give these kids a better start on life. >> reporter: now, the pto has called for an emergency meeting this friday night at 6:00 here at trace elementary school to help out the parents unde

this particular year, the currents created an eddie that kept the oil in one place and allowed it to evacuate. the damage was not as bad as people thought. we do not know what is happening to the nursery's, the larva that was exposed to the oil. i have heard stories in this last month of baby dolphins washing of dead, 10 times the amount as normal. we do not know. may i add one thing? tavis: certainly. >> because we are talking fast and talking about some scary stuff. what makes me happy about the way this turf -- this book turned out is that at the end of every chapter -- because it is important for us to know what is going on -- is also what you can do to make it better. the biggest thing i would like to end with is, go to the ocean. have a fish dinner. remember how much you love the ocean. because if you do not start from a place of joy and excitement, it is too overwhelming. do this work, with all -- but with a light heart. tavis: he is a fine thespian, of course we all know that, but also a committed advocate. in his new book, "oceana: our oceans and we can do to save them." he