george stevens the writer director and producer joins me now. welcome to you. >> hello. >> brown: these are very focused on craft, rather than what we usually think of stars celebrity. so give us some background on these conversations. >> well, they started when we started the conservatory at the american film institute in 1969. and the first night harold loy, the great sil ebb film comedian came to talk to the fellows, there were just 17 of them at that time, he brought his friend king vidor, a great director, and in that audience were david lynch and terrence malek and paul slader, and -- >> brown: young folks at the time? >> yes, who now have careers of their own. and the idea was for the great film makers to come there and provide the knowledge. because there was no other source of it. it was picasso who said that when critics get together they talk about aesthetics. he said when artists get together, they talk about terp en tyne. >> brown: the real nitty gritty of how you make things. >> how you do it. >> brown: there's also the constant mi

please join me and give a hand for jay primus, george reynolds, steven lee, and lorraine fuqua. >> thank you. this is a tremendous honor. it really does feel fabulous to be recognized. one of the relief fund things about this project is that it is just complex enough and just big enough that it is truly a case where hundreds of people were required to really get it off the ground. there's really nothing -- that's the kind of thing we dream about. working shoulder to shoulder with that many people to make something happen. it has never happened before. what a pleasure. unfortunately, the mfac award is limited to four people. we are up here representing an entire team. some of that court team is here tonight, including lauren, alex, lisa foster, hank wilson, lesley, jason lee, and brendan monaghan. [applause] those are some of the folks -- those are just some of the folks that really made sfpark happen. i hope you have a chance tonight to meet and congratulate them. these incredibly dedicated, hard-working people. i also want to especially acknowledged the tma'mta's cfo. [applause] without

[sirens blaring] - george lucas and steven spielberg, we have a warrant for your arrest. break it in. [all gasping] - my god. - hey, what the hell are you doing here? you got nothing on us! 700 million box office! - this is bull[...]! - ahhh, ahhh! - boys, we got 'em. - what? - spielberg and lucas, they were raping a storm trooper when the police broke in. - and they found the dead, raped bodies of yoda and short round in their closet. they'll never be free to do this again. - so what now? - do you think things can ever go back to n-n-normal after this? - what do we do? - we live. that's what indie would have wanted. we just try to live. [guns cocking] - everyone just stay where you are until we can sort this all out. - there's nothing to sort out. these kids need to be put in jail. - we're going to search everyone and get statements and then-- - sir! sir, it's over! they got 'em. - got who? - spielberg and lucas, they finally got 'em for what they did to indiana jones, sir. - ahh, ahhh! ohh, they got 'em. - they got 'em. it's over. - it's over. - that means they'll never

george's county. some big storms popped up around stevens bill. a couple of inches reported there in a short time. few locations got some rain and other areas are still dry. estimated by radar cross the region and that little batch of showers that came out of pennsylvania. in the backs to the south put down some decent rain but in downtown baltimore and at bwi marshall, big goose eggs in the precipitation column today. the record will stand, 2.29 on this day in 2009. a couple of degrees warmer than normal. the normal is almost 90. it is the hottest time of the year. 107 degrees, the all-time record high ever in baltimore on this day back in 1936. it is the day we set the state record as well, 109 degrees in 1936. that is not the heat index, that is the actual air temperature. all across the state of maryland that day it was scorching hot. in 1914, july 10 was the day the north american record was set in death valley, california. you can expect hot weather all across north america. onpping in to the low 70's the lower eastern shore and a cold 66 at frostburg. if you got some rain, you might still l

george will is with us. e.j. dionne. from pbs, the host of watch week, gwen ifill is with us. steven rattner and mort zushgman. orge, how bad is it, how bad is it for president obama. >> it's bad, bad across the board. we're now in a fourth year of a recovery, the workforce p participation is way down. it's quite clear that the president got terrible advice early in his administration. first, his advisers said, do this stimulus and it will never reach 8%. 41 months over 8%. beyond that, they assured him that this was going to be a v-shaped economy. turned out to not quite an "l"-shaped, a hockey stick, now we're in a growth recession, we're getting some growth but not enough to accommodate even the growth of the work force. >> and let's go to our friends in the business sector, steven and mort, mort, is this the new normal, this kind of struggle? >> it will certainly continue for a while. i think what has been tried added a huge amount to the deficit spending. this is going to continue i believe for quite a while. it's going to be very difficult now to improve the economy through additional, fiscal spending. we

. >> professor steven fuller who runs the center at george mason says sequestration would raise the national unemployment level from 8.2% to 9.6%. >>> today the u.s. house is going to vote on a controversial bill which would ban certain abortions in d.c.. if it's approved the bill would prohibit any abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. unless there's a danger to the mother's life. now right now, abortions at any point in the pregnancy are legal in the district. city leaders have opposed the bill as an intrusion to d.c.'s self-rule. >>> a new research out revealing more about juvenile arthritis. it's an autoimmune disease which affects around 300,000 kids in the united states. but children with the condition can also have gi tract problems. skin issues even inflammation of the eyes. >> ongoing eye inflammation can lead to cataracts, glaucoma and even blindness. >> the pain and swelling continues the child should be brought to a pediatrician's attention and the best doctor to treat a complex disease in kids is a pediatric rheumatologist. >>> a health task force is recommending against using e

. >> now steven fuller who runs the center for regional analysis at george mason says if it takes effect, it would raise the national unemployment from 8.2% to 9.6. anita. >> there's some good news on virginia's state finance. it finished the 2012 fiscal year with $129 million surplus. that marks the third straight year virginia has had a surplus. state law dictates where the extra cash goes. most will go to the state's rainy day fund, cleaning up the chesapeake bay, and to maintaining roads. >>> and virginia may not be done raking in the cash just yet. coming up tonight on 9news at 7:00, one lawmaker's gamble to boost higher. we'll have the details at 7:00. >> see you then, derek. still to come on 9news at 6:00, people kicked out of poly acres park head back to their homes, but not for good, we'll tell you why. topper. >> statistically, this is the hottest part of the year. we'll take these numbers. 89 was our high. that's the bargain really. low temperature 73. that's right about average. record 199 and 56. below in the monthly total and about 7 inches below of precipitation for the ye

later today on c-span3, president obama has nominated steven crawford to serve on the postal board of governors. he's a public policy professor at george washington university. that hearing gets under way at 2:30 p.m. eastern and it's live here on c-span3. >>> this weekend on booktv, growing up in the shadows and secrets of the rocky flats nuclear weapon facility. kristen iverson looks at the effect on the environment and the people. and sunday on after words -- >> carter in her opinion was governed with a magnolia accent and she saw the dominos start to fall during this time and by 1979 she was in full-fledged option opposition and carterism and that appeasement and particularly crucial in this respect in 1979 she saw the fall in nicaragua as lacerating experiences for her and people like her. >> the political woman behind the reagan cold war doctrine sunday night at 9:00. and at 10:00, marine sniper anthony swofford on life since leaving the military. hotels, hospitals and jails all part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. >>> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius spoke in washington yesterday about the next steps for

president obama has nominated steven crawford to serve on the postal board of governors. he's a public policy professor at george washington university. that hearing gets underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern and it's live here on c-span3. >>> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week and every weekend 48 hours of people and events telling the american story on american history tv. you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >>> under a formula from the late 1990s, doctors who treat medicare patients are scheduled to see payment cuts, but congress has never allow the cuts to take place. the senate finance committee yesterday held a hearing on the issue by doctors representing different parts of the medical community testify. >>> albert einstein once said, a great thought begins by seeing something differently with the shift of the mind's eye. today we hold our third round table on medicare payments. we're here now to see things through the eyes of those who receive the payments and provide the care. that is our physicians. ere year the str leads physicians to fear drama

george clooney. tom cruise, meryl streep, jack nicholson, steven spielberg. the list of great films is endless.itanic." you can see the picture at vanityfair.com. >> that's a photo op. >> those are my favorite photos. >> and the story behind the scenes is terrific. >> thank you, ma'am. let's kick it outside to sam. >>> so, good morning, everybody. i'm talking to reilly. where is it that you work? >> cool crest. >> it's what a -- hi, hi. it's what now? >> it's a minigolf course in st. joseph, missouri. >> i'm not good. are you good? >> not really. >> maybe a little later we'll take lessons. we'll see how that goes. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on in morning we want you to know about. how about in the southeast? what does it feel like? the humidity is up and so are the temperatures. tallahass tallahassee, orlando, miami, we don't expect you to cool down now. all the heat continues. here's where a pocket of extreme heat stays for the next three days. dallas hasn't gotten into the incredible numbers. they were in the heat. other places were warmer. dallas, you now get that above

of the big enames in hollywood for this epic snapshot that included george clooney, tom cruise, meryl streep, jack nick kolson, steven is endless. "the godfather." "indiana jones." you can see the picture at vanityfair.com. >> those are my favorite photos. >> the story is terrific. >> thank you, ma'am. let's kick it outside to sam. >>> so, good morning, everybody. i'm talking to reilly. where sit that you work? >> cool crest n. >> it's what a -- hi, hi. >> it's a minigolf course in st. joseph, missouri. >> i'm not good. are you good? >> not really. >> maybe a little later we'll take lessons. we'll see how that goes. let's get to the boards. how about in the southeast? what does it feel like? the humidity is up and so are the temperatures. we don't expect you the cool down. all the heat continues. here's where a pocket of extreme heat stays for the next three days. dallas hasn't dgotten into the incredible numbers. new they do. you're above 105, 106-degree feeling. into the west, looking good on the west coast. a little bit more of the monsoon 76 degrees in fairfax and we are in mostly sunny conditions. there are addi

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george brownstein will join us live on fox and friends later this morning. >>> the queen of soul is interested in joining american idol as a judge. this coming days after jennifer lopez and steven tyler are leaving the show. >>> top spot of the box office opening at $46 million. spider-man coming in second with 35 million. followed by ted with over 32 million. >> a roundup of the sports stories making headlines at this hour. not a good weekend for the new york knicks. first the point guard star jason kidd busted for drunk driving. here he is before crashing into a utility pole. word it he had been drinking vodka all night. >>> rumors the team can't afford to match the houston rockets offer for our point guard in new york jeremy lin. a final decision due tomorrow evening. >>> 30 riders of the tour defrance getting flat tires after someone getting tax all over the road. they are asking police to investigate. it is now 20 minutes before the hour coming up we will tell you why the fire trucks are not being allowed to dorn the stars d stripes. we will explain why. no stars and stripes on these. >>> last chance to answer the question of the day. russia turning to the u.s. for olympic

george w. bush reacted to the meltdown in '08, a blank look as if i should i take note. >> an anomaly but not paying attention. >> eliot: matt taibbi, thank you as always for your time. stevenrt can make mitt romney's trip to israel as successful as >> eliot: still to come, syria on the brink. but first barney frank shuts down maria bartiromo and even fox news is criticizing mitt romney. when it doesn't fit anywhere else, we put it in the viewfinder. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> why isn't suntanning an >> because the best you can ever get is bronze. >> i think the british press should back off. and so should the officials. this guy could be president. >> let me say, if you ask me, i'll say this to you because i'll really get in trouble if i say it to ally. if you say does that suit makes you look fat i'm not going to say anything. >> it's incomprehensible. i'm out of adjectives. >> your next stop is israel. keep up your charm offensive. open up your speech in the key necessitykeynecessity whip. >> please let me finish. >> go ahead. >> you're mocking this in an inappropriate way. >> not at with all due respect when are the adults going to enter the room. >> i don't take kindly to being

george w. bush reacted to the meltdown in '08, a blank look as if i should i take note. >> an anomaly but not paying attention. >> eliot: matt taibbi, thank you as always for your time. steven make mitt romney's trip to israel as successful as his trip to england. view finder up next. rupert murdoch's phone-hacking scan l. admitted that that look, we were able to keep a lot of the folks because of the stimulus. >> bill: absolutely. again, do you great work, judd. thank you. all of your colleagues at think progress. we'll see you again next [ male announcer ] the inventors of twix had a falling out, so the production of twix was divided between two separate factories. left twix factory cascades caramel and chocolate onto cookie, while right twix factory flows caramel and chocolate onto cookie. today they share nothing but a wrapper and a driveway. try both and pick a side. i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. >> eliot: still