police say hubbard was piloting the jet ski that collided with glover last july and glover suffered severe brain injury from the accident and was taken off life support. >>> actress bonny franklin has died. ♪ this is it ♪ this is life -- >> you may remember her role as a single mother on the show "one day at a time." she broke into the entertainment industry 60 years ago. her role in "applause" won her a tony award. she passed away of pancreatic cancer. >>> the '90s hit tv show matlock made a comeback in cleveland this week. executives at the local nbc station aired a two-hour matlock movie special in replace of regular programming repeats. it beat shows on competing networks like abc's "scandal." the viewers wanted more matlock after the academy awards left the late andy griffith out of their oscar night tribute. >>> we start with a story that has the golf world talking. rory mcilroy, the top player in the world walked off the course yesterday in the middle of the honda classic. his excuse, a tooth ache. jared greenberg is here with more in this weekend's bleacher report. he won the tourn

next i was with stayvon glover in new york. went on tour and toward a around the country in the national tour with harold nicholas. that's what really started to get me hooked in. i saw his old films and saw what he was doing. i said what i am doing and we are doing our two difference? . he's inspired me to -- to do better. in the was blessed to duke black and blue. with buster brown, all of these legends. diane walker. tavis: how did you process having that kind of access and developing a relationship with these legends? >> at the time, i think i realized it more as the time has gone on -- especially "black and blue." it had bruce brown, linda hopkins. i appreciate it it and it took it all in, but i do not think are really realize the level of talent and just magnificence that i was surrounded by at the time. i was 15 years old. other dancers took it in more. i would love to go back and do it over and taken in more. -- take it in more. a lot of those have left us no. tavis: for many of them, it was the last piece of work. >> i

sean penn, danny glover. who's the producer? oliver stone. >> yep. jesse jackson. i'm going to take jackson out and stay with the hollywood crowd. are these the nutty nest of the nuts possible? this guy was a communist, he hates america. he pals around with ahmadinejad. what the hell are they doing going down to his funeral? >> what did will rogers say? give the public what they want. you know, i always wondered why does joe kennedy jr. promote that sxhafz that oil? turned out he was getting a million a year, his wife was getting $300,000 a year. why did he control the country, the army? he paid the generals off like crazy. i bet he was sending a lot of money to hollywood. >> you want to defend hollywood, blake, for going to the chavez funeral? the guy hated america. it's very important to note that. castro guy. he's a communist. i think the venezuelans hated him because he was a total dictator. why go to his funeral? what's the message here? >> i don't know what their message was. i can't speak for them. i do know that there are a couple of sides to

i eventually through my relationship with danny glover pulled it out of my drawers -- out of the drawer, desk drawer, and read it and danny was instrumental in saying, let's do this. let's just do this. but, again, it was me working with some african american actors and i actually had it vetted by august wilson, read it and checked it out for me and there's another fellow who wrote soldier's story, charles fuller, took a look at it for me. i wanted to make sure my bases were covered. but this new play, what i did was, i feel comfortable writing the characters, but you are never sure. one thing that happened was steven anthony jones helped me a great deal with the african american character. we took it to sundance and what happens when you go to sundance is you bring some actors and some are given to you. i hadn't worked with the actors who we teamed up with at sundance, both excellent actors but people we didn't know so we didn't have a working relationship. there were moments where we worked where i could tell that the fellow, in particular, wasn't happy with his character because i ha

the biology of glover -- blubber is supporting this. yogurt, a lot of people think, i am going to be healthy and drink nonfat milk or yogurt. a mistake. if you take the fat out of yogurt, what is left? sugar. you want the fat in the milk. it was made that way forit seems to calm your fat cells. the 2% fat milk seems to be better off if you want to lose weight. that is why giving people a diet soda does not help you lose weight. your brain is smart. i am looking for the good stuff -- nutrients. this is one of the best examples. hungrywait until you're to sit down and eat, you will have, over the course of 30 minutes, three times more than you want to eat. it takes 30 minutes for it to come back to normal. 30 minutes, you can do a lot of damage. you should never sit down when you are hungry. you should always have nuts. those 100 calories will dramatically -- you will not be craving a food that is in front of you anymore. these are simple ways for us to nudge the biology of blubber in the right direction. sedentary lifestyle? if you sit -

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as fbi chief, john glover had moved into this upper-class white neighborhood.is 12-year-old son was playing outside one afternoon. >> some guy in a pickup truck, he was out in the yard, in our side yard. we were on a corner. we lived in -- we had a corner lot, you know. said, "i'm going to get you, nigger," as he was driving by. >> kasim reed, seen in these childhood photos, was only 10 when the first two bodies were found in the woods close to his home in the summer of 1979. >> my life did change. >> how so? >> not out as late as you used to be. not able to ride your bike unaccompanied. >> in 2010 reed would become the mayor of atlanta. but back then, as the youngest boy in his family, his teenage brothers were his protectors. >> and i didn't move without my brothers for about a year. >> the bulk of the victims were boys like you? >> you're right. >> your age. >> you're right. >> black boys. >> yes. >> did you personally feel afraid? >> i can't honestly say that i really felt afraid except for at moments. you would have a van slow down and everybody was very m

sean penn and danny glover were his friends. couldn't understand the u.s. government.hought the cia was behind all the mischief in the world and was very prone to conspiracy theories such as the apollo missions were a fraud and done in a hollywood backlot. baseball was a big deal with him. the cincinnati reds baseball team was his team and because his really good friend was dave enconcepcion. >> he made a statement but i preferred his tweets. he said hated by the entrenched classes hugo chavez will live forever in history. i mourn a great hero to majority of his people and those who struggle throughout the world for a place. and sean penn who traveled with you, said the venezuelan and it revolution will endure. today the united states lost a friend it never knew it had. and poor people of the world lost a champion. i lost a friend i was blessed to have. a mixed bag today. people saying a lefty dictator who abused his people. a lot of people say no, he was very much a freedom fighter who fought for the underdogs in his country, took on the americans, took on the big boy

jeff glover, rough and ready, california. i'm a retired cop who believes you're a truth seeker. diane, mississippi. bill, try to be a little cool because i don't like it it when liberals use your anger against you. if it wasn't that it'd be something else, diane. it's not the just the liberals, other people as well. bill, your anger over the national debt is justified and as a soon to be college graduate, the time bomb of debt could ruin my generation. >> your you're spinning, your anger at colmes was off the graph not righteous. and anger is absolutely necessary to get the truth. scott, washington d.c., as a gay college student i am disgusted that the denver post would call you a bigot. o'reilly, we need a media that foe he cusses on facts, not smears. richard spike, england. bill, while it may not have been your intention, some people affiliate homosexuality with pedophilia. >> and homosexuality has nothing to do with pedophilia. and this guy is proud of his circumstance so we report it. and the smear of you provide no facts and demonstrate that this state has an effective alt

jeff glover, rough and ready, california. i'm a retired cop who believes you're a truth seeker.nd diane, mississippi. bill, try to be a little cool because i don't like it it when liberals use your anger against you. if it wasn't that it'd be something else, diane. it's not the just the liberals, other people as well. bill, your anger over the national debt is justified and as a soon to be college graduate, the time bomb of debt could ruin my generation. >> your you're spinning, your anger at colmes was off the graph not righteous. and anger is absolutely necessary to get the truth. scott, washington d.c., as a gay college student i am disgusted that the denver post would call you a bigot. o'reilly, we need a media that foe he

and well, betty glover, lamar, colorado, don't judge this state by the progressive who live in the theange. there are plenty who have common sense. and people can go to chance.org -- change.org, sign to enact jessica's law. that's change.org. and we'll have a follow-up on the watters ambush tomorrow. and most of us in this country cannot believe we have a president who isn't worried about the crushing debt. we are in serious trouble. i agree. and i'm not sure if most americans are engaged. we have those folks who will not pay attention. and bill ramsey, australia. your comments that most americans don't know who john boehner is really does nail it. the ignorant population and a biased media is largely to blame for the mess america is in. nick withholding his last name kansas city, missouri, i'm a nurse and would not have performed cpr on the collapsed elderly woman. she would have been a huge drain on the system. you need to find another profession fast. and katie, i am an r.n. and appalled the nurse would not perform cpr on the elderly woman. her license should be suspended. bill, fro

danny glover and sean penn went to venezuela to see hugo chavez.not a dictator. what do they know? to spew how i love him and president obama should talk to him, what gives them the right? >> it is a free country. remember what john kerry said in germany about americans have a right to be stupid if they want to be which is a tremendous insult to americans back home doing that overseas, but people should stick to what they know. it's like me coming in and getting involved on the discussion on tax rates. i may have a personal opinion. but i don't have a professional opinion on it. i hate to see people taken advantage of. they can be used as propaganda tools within the country. kim jong eun is the new leader. he tried to build a cult of penalty which his father and grandfather had. he's probably going to use these individuals to look bigger in the eyes of his people. >> i have to ask you. this is great. >> as long as you don't say "my friends." >> will president obama call kim now that dennis rodman -- obama is a basketball fan. rodman says he's a gre

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danny glover, oliver stone, susan sarandon, sean penn said today the united states lost a friend it never knew it had and poor people around the world lost a champion. i lost a friend. i was blessed to have. congressman jose serrano of new york tweeted hugo chavez was a leader who understood the needs of the poor. he was committed to empowering the powerless. r.i.p., mr. president. rest in peace, mr. president. how do you square that? >> he was very good at public relations. of course, what he's very good at, too, in the united states, especially because he came to power during the clinton administration but really sort of staked his claim to sort of the united states during the bush administration. what he did was used a subsidiary of the venezuelan oil company to distribute oil to poor communities. he sort of branded himself as the anti-bush but also sort of as the response to poverty and addressing poverty within the country. so he used a windfall of skyrocketing oil prices to distribute patronage to his people and also to present himself after 50 plus years of very corrupt system, sor

i work with manthia diawara and clyde taylor at new york university; randall robinson and danny glover at transafrica; paul coates at black classic press, people who i work with a lot, who i know very well and who seem to share my feelings about wanting change in the world and also about wanting to be accepted as who they are. c-span: what are you doing at new york university? >> guest: i--i've--you know, i have a very funny relationship with new york university. i don't--i'm not--they don't pay me. i'm not a part of anything. but i was once an artist in residence. and since then, i've worked--we came out with a book together called "black genius," where we got various speakers--stanley crouch, angela davis, spike lee and myself, melvin van peebles -- to talk about how black people can solve their own problems in america. how far they can go in doing that. and i've worked with other things. jayne cortez has done some wonderful events there that i've been tangentially a part of. and i just go and i make suggestions and i talk about stuff. c-span: what's your relationship with transafric

danny glover was by his side at the last election.nn flew down in december to voice his support. >> he is one of the most important forces we've had on this planet. >> reporter: early 2011, chavez revealed he was fighting cancer and would seek treatment in cuba. hugo chavez was 58 years old. >>> for more on the future of venezuela, we're joined by michael denison, research contractor. in the short-term with new elections looking likely to get the nod, does that change anything? >> not in the short term, no. i think there will be policy continuity. the chavez legacy is clearly very resonant with large constituents constituents of electorate. there will be no swift policy departure. i think the questions will be asked in a year or two's time. >> we were talking earlier about what this means for venezuela to potentially come more open, more friendly to global markets and to investment. does it at all? is there going to be a real change in the status quo? >> possibly in two to five years, i think. the reason being that the fiscal deficit

danny glover was by his side at the last election, sean penn flew down in december to voice his support one of the most important forces we've had on this planet. >> early 2011, chavez revealed he was fighting cancer and would seek treatment in cuba. hugo chavez was 58 years old. >> venezuela, big supplier of oil to the world. if you take a look at the chart that we've built for you, over the years has become less and less of a plier supplies -- a supplier to the united states. as i pointed out, they started giving away a lot of oil to other countries, socialist countries that hugo chavez is friends with. now it's only 8% of imports to the u.s. the question, is will there be more. it's also become less relevant because we are producing a lot more. take a look at the chart we've built. the blue lines on the left are reserves. venezuela way on the left, the u.s. in the middle. venezuela has a lot more reserves than the united states, piles and piles more. however, sprukz what you see in green. venezuela is not producing anywhere near the u.s. oil equivalent that the u.s. is, particularly

glover professor inhumanities and social sciences at stanford university. senior fellow with the stanford institute for environment. this afternoon, he's going to talk through a lot of his work and analysis that comes out of a very rich history and experience that he brings. he will be highlighting results of meta-analysis, public opinion polls on climate change that have been conducted over the last 20 years. he will be looking at results of new surveys, documenting change over time in public perception, and the causes of the trends he is seeing. e. will also be providing us information on state-by-state breakdowns of public opinion, as was looking at analysis of global warming on voting in the 2012 election, and he is also going to talk a little bit about public support about government action aimed at both mitigating, and also in terms of new work that he is just completed with regard to adapting to climate change. how do we become a more resilient, what a people to use on this, what are we seeing. dr. krosnick has been studying american political attitu