the exhibit show cases graham's personal writings and late wife ruth. in a rare interview graham shared how working with his dad prepared him for the ministry. >> absolutely. then the work with the men on the farm, that became a team of people. a team of people all these things contributed to my ministry and the years to come. >> wow. he is looking pretty good for 93. graham's new book is called "nearing home: life, faith, and finishing well." it comes out next month. >> gray-head friends, he is 93 and has a book out. >> until next week good-bye

the nine eleven joint inquiry which senator graham. coach head. and he was a very hands on co-chair he was very much involved with the investigative they stumbled on evidence that this the first two hijackers to arrive in the united states had had support from the saudis living in california. what has not been known till now which certainly wasn't revealed to senator graham who can sort of had a special interest in florida because he's a two time governor of the state of florida was that there was also a psychic connection in florida and as senator graham has said if there was a saudi connection with the hijackers were at one time based in california or if there was a saudi connection where the pilot has trained to fly in flight and west florida then was there also a shoddy connection in the other places that they gathered in which includes eventually. new jersey and indeed for a while florida. you also wrote the cia officers may have met with osama bin laden in dubai shortly before nine eleven what's the significance of that. well it's an extraor

. >> bill: graham's daughter, ann graham lot testimony, tonight. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee! >> mike: thank you. thank you very much. very enthusiastic audience with us tonight. welcome to "h huckabee" from the fox news studios in new york city. this week the palestinian authority is going to come to the u.n. and demand that they be declared a state. in total defiance of all of the agreements of the peace process and they are going to force the hand of the u.s. to veto any favorable vote. it is an unnecessary and unproductive move on the part of the palestinians that reveal their disregard to really consummate a peace deal with the israelis and a further example of the blatant contempt that foreign leaders actually have for the current administration and president obama. what was supposed to be a new day in foreign relations, well, it certainly happened. we are no longer feared. and therefore, we are no longer respected. iran builds nuclear bombs. the saudis thumb their noses at human rights. the europeans lecture us on running up

ray graham.p the gut he goes, dragging defenders in the end zone. 9 touches on the 14-play drive for 64 yards. lebron james was impressed. he tweeted watching the pittsburgh/usf game and ray graham is a beast out there, running the ball and catching out of the backfield. panthers led 20-17 at the half. third quarter, up 27-17. graham, running right. huh-uh. decides to reverse field. making it happen. 29 yards on the play to the usf 5 yard line. that led to another pitt touchdown. 34-17 at that point. fourth quarter now. graham again. exploding for 31 yards. the junior from el beizabeth, new jersey, making it happen. a small guy. he had 226 yards rushing in this game, along with those touchdowns. panthers win, 44-17. >>> other news and notes for you. the yankees say that jorge posada will be the d.h. for the alds. also, matt moore, the rays' rookie will get the start against the rangers. >>> and kerry collins did not participate in practice on thursday for the colts. heeds recovering from concussi

joining us senator graham of south carolina.> thank you for having me. >> greta: explain yourself. >> i asked the general in june , what is the state of play in iraq? they said we were inside the 10 yard line, 1st down with four plays we are about ready to score. everybody is expected if 2012 we would have some troops left behind to do certain things the iraqis are not yet capable of. >> greta: some troops what? >> 15 to 25 is what the pentagon has been recommending. that allows intelligence gathering. air sovereignty they don't have an air force, train their navy, army, counterterrorism to make sure remnants of al-qaeda and iranian militia are defeated and police the kurd/arab border disputes in the north. you need 5,000 alone to do that. somewhere north of 10,000. 3,000 troops is a formula for disaster. we would be fumbling the ball inside the 10. not one general has recommended 3,000 troops this is politicians changing what the generals say in a way that makes no sense to lose would mean iran would be able to influence and de

. >> reporter: and what the drug did to her son graham. >> i lost, like, 30 pounds.t's hard core. >> reporter: graham was just 16 when this 2007 hbo documentary showed his rapid descent into the grips of meth. >> can't look at it when it's happening? >> no, i don't like to. >> reporter: it's a sadly familiar story here in montana where meth has loomed as large as the state's big sky. in the early 2000s, meth-related arrests jumped 90%, montana was spending $300 million a year fighting the drug. montana had a big problem and folks here decided to tackle it head on with a series of in- your-face ads targeted towards teens. >> stop looking at me! ( screaming ) >> reporter: these gritty public service announcements hit the airwaves in 2005. >> this wasn't supposed to be your life! >> when it first came out it was a huge deal because you'd never seen anything like that on t.v. >> reporter: emily dean was in middle school when the ads started running. >> there's one with a girl in the shower. >> reporter: the commercial spots are graphic. an unvarnished view of meth's deva

like lindsey graham are beating the drum for another full out war in pakistan after news came out of the pakistan's rogue intelligence agency may be responsible for attacks on americans in afghanistan graham went on fox news sunday to call for military action against pakistan but if they continue to embrace terrorism as part of their national strategy we're going to have to put all options on the table including defending our troops but the experts believe that we need to elevate our response they will have a lot of bipartisan support on capitol hill the bessel right because with a nation struggling with a terrible economy in a debt problem but we really need is another war and won against a nuclear power at that maybe we should stop listening to the same guys who got us into these wars in the first place and yukon's like lindsey graham who are very very well. coming up there's a specific race privilege in america the most white people are oblivious to break it down to the eyes do it. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through get thr

it's pretty bad i think that senator graham is being pretty irresponsible and he's not knowing where you this irresponsible in terms of foreign affairs. for republican but that kind of you to say. this combined with the statements from admiral mullen and of course the activities of the how can a network of which the i.s.i. is clearly related to yes i mean it's not good and there's a lot of. unfortunate work on the other side too especially coming out of the pakistani media so i would say that it's certainly it's getting pretty bad and there seems to be a sense that even though the relationship remains very critical on a lot of levels especially in terms of aid in arms shipments and so forth from the united states pakistan but there were a lot of people in the united states who are really getting twitchy about this relationship and there are already people in pakistan who think that the relationship is too close so i would say you know we're not in a good place right now with pakistan but at the same time you know i mean we're not i don't believe for one single second that we're actua

there are people who came to me through graham, people who have been fan since the first album. for a while there, i would have younger people come up and say, my father just love your music. now it is becoming grandpas, but that is okay. i found that i have younger fans, too, especially when i made "wrecking ball." that was a different record, and a lot of people came out out of curiosity of what was this combination going to be. but i think people stayed because the music had an effect on them. tavis: i am trying to understand, given that you were admittedly a joan baez copy initially, how was it that parsons help you, emmylou, find your own voice, your own stylings? how did you turn into an original? >> i think everybody starts out copying somebody. he tried to copy the best people. what happened along the way it is, okay, i will try to sing a dolly parton song because i love her, but i cannot do certain things the way she can, but i want to sing that song. somebody said once, style as a product of your limitations, which is good, otherwise you have one singer who sings every

and pakistan i do suspect that with senator graham saying something along these lines that. pakistan becoming a larger part of the presidential campaign especially on the republican side where we may see some of the republican candidates making sort of what you suggest is just something statements about. that. will be replayed in the media president obama transferred some passion to more responsible all of the. candidates on the republican slate will have to answer in some fashion and so i think we're going to see more rhetoric and that rhetoric may actually have an effect on our saying i have all since you brought it up and this is something that i've discussed here on this program you talk about chest thumping and what our political candidates might say you know those that are running for president the g.o.p. side you feel like any of these people aside from ron paul who i think actually gets it do you think they have any idea what they're talking about when it comes to foreign policy when you hear the answers they give on afghanistan if they like pakistan hasn't even been

last weekend and on sunday night they found themselves twenty one down in the second quarter bob graham koski connecting with quarterback tom brady bunch the bills didn't give up and intercepted brady four times crucially here in the false fall into the hands of straight and florence he went over to give the bills a thirty one twenty four lead and even though the patriots blundered and not

that and new details and former senator bob graham calling for a new 9/11 investigation. and charlie gasparino on welfare for fat cats. they are reminders you need to pro protect principles, that people are entitled to a government that stays within the confines of the constitution. the constitution was written to keep the government off the people's back. freedom watch! the revolution continues now! >>> tonight on the docket she way down on the polls, they just lost two key special elections and the predent is going on offense with the only weapon he has got. a $460 billion tax boon do go will he called the american jobs act. >> tell them, tell them that if you want good job, pass this bill. if you want construction workers back on the job, pass this bill. 'you want teachers back in the classroom, pass the jobs bill. >> but from the tea party to the president. how about this. >> i have a message for this president, if you are for job creation you can't be against a job creator. pass it now. if you want to be a in favor of jobs, passion this bill now. >> pass this bill no

we'll talk to senator lindsay graham. and republican front runner stubbled. >> was it before, he was before the social programs. >> we'll ask our sunday panel if texas governor rick perry is in trouble, all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. with fears growing about a world wide double dip recession, the stock market had the worst week since october 2008. joinings is white house advisor david plouffe. >> thanks for having me. >> chris: i want to focus on what president obama is doing and whether he's living up to his rhetoric. let's begin with racing taxes. >> last thing you want to do is raise taxes in the middle of the recession. that would take more demand out of the economy and put businesses in a further hold. >> chris: question. if the president believes that. why is he proposing huge tax increases to a recession. >> guest: the president wanted to cut taxes for just about everybody middle. the average person gets a $1500. and cut taxes for small business owner. we are talkin

. >>> plus, graham cracks south florida in a top 20 college football upset. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and we have a chance for a few isolated storms west and cold air heads east. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, eight months after pitchers and catchers reported to spring training, baseball's playoffs begin today. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the baseball world still abuzz over the incredible finish to the regular season. today we turn our attention to the postseason as playoffs begin in the american league. the rays may be considered a team of destiny after coming from seven runs down wednesday to win the a.l. wild card. they'll try to carry that momentum to texas where they'll take on the rangers tonight. the yankees have the best record in the league where tigers have the best pitcher in baseball. detroit will send justin verlander to the hill for game one. wi

struggling economy with senate majority whip democrat dick durbin and republican senator lindsey graham. >>> then a u.n. showdown over palestinian statehood with the plo's chief representative and the israeli ambassador. >>> then recession worries with economist ael live riv lynn and douglas holtz aiken. i'm candy crowley and this is "state of the union." >>> the president unveils how he will pay for his $447 billion jobs plan tomorrow. public reaction to part one has been tepid. in the latest new york city/cbs poll americans are split on whether the jobs plan will actually reate jobs. as for the president's own employment, there is open democratic fear he's a one-termer. the vibe was bad enough this week. the top obama campaign strategist sent a memo to reporters noting that the president's support from the democratic base is strong. the same cannot be said of independents. 54% disapprove of how he's doing his job. >>> things can change between now and november 2012. the more immediate question is whether president obama has the political capital to sell his jobs plan to the public and

. >>> plus, graham cracks south florida in a top 20 college football upset. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and we have a chance for a few isolated storms west and cold air heads east. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." septic system breakdowns affect over one million homes each year, causing a disgusting mess and hours of repair. the powerful formula in rid-x has enzymes to immediately break down waste and bacteria that work continuously to reduce tank build-up. use rid-x once a month and help save yourself from disaster. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, eight months after pitchers and catchers reported to spring training, baseball's playoffs begin today. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the baseball world still abuzz over the incredible finish to the regular season. today we turn our attention to the postseason as playoffs begin in the american league. the rays may be considered a team of destiny after c

with us to expand, former senator bob graham, who co-chaired the congressional 9/11 inquiry, which sent its report to the 9/11 commission. he was ultimately forced to write this book, which i suggest you read. it's called "keys to the kingdom." it was written as a fiction to avoid being forced through intelligence and security forces to redact his saudi concerns to connections to terrorist funding. joining us from friday, the man who broke the story of the never-reported saudi family in florida tied to the terrorists, anthony somers. his recently published book, "tlech "the eleventh day," it is a pleasure to welcome both of them back to this program. please clarify what exactly you discovered and why it's relevant. >> in a nutshell, i was following up a lead that i had during the writing of "the eleventh day," but could only write a little on. after the book was published last week, i got to florida and located the counterterrorism agent who explained to me that there was a major investigation that involved very much the fbi, which has been completely concealed. the investigation concer

senator graham said as long as he is not brought to justice the country cannot be secure. back to you. >>> the house of representatives today approved legislation to keep the government up and running through next tuesday. a bipartisan agreement ended a dispute over disaster relief spending that threatened to cause a partial shutdown of the government. it provides $2.7 billion in disaster aid which is less than both democrats and republicans had hoped for. >>> more details are coming out about the new closed solyndra solar plant in fremont. a facilities manager there called it a taj mahal. it reportedly had spa-like showers with liquid crystal displays of the water temperature, a glass walled conference rooms, and robots that whistled disney tunes. part of the building's construction was paid for by a $535 million federal loan guarantee. the plant filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this month. 1,100 workers lost their jobs. >>> an internal government watchdog today accused the obama administration of cutting corners on a key document used to support costly regulations

we have a look at how new zealand coach graham henry has prepared for the tough time ahead. >> reporteris is a man comfortable with his selections as they come under the spotlight yet again. >> will this be a team you take into a major play-off game? >> i think you pick the best team for a particular opposition. we think this is the best team for this particular game. >> reporter: so graham henry has confirmed what most will be the top 15 we'll see come october, the toughest decision leaving out molina, still stranded on 9 98 tests. >> the first guy to say that would be himself. >> reporter: he played at least a cameo in the number 100. his disappoint the israel's delight, the 23-year-old's biggest test in his eight-match career. >> you want to get out there and perform. it's a big stage. >> reporter: another player needing to make his mark starting half back pity. it swings one team away from jimmy cower. it's his third start against the french in 51 tests. >> he's a different beast now than he was three months ago. >> reporter: the all blacks were training in auckland adding extra mot

[laughter] senator lindsey graham, thank you.ou let your kids or your grandkids play on one of those playlands inside a restaurant, we have a report that you absolutely need to see. that's coming up. >>> plus, a horrifying crime; a mother and her two young daughters brutally murdered, a second man on trial right now for that crime. we're going to break down the case with our legal panel. >>> and rick is at our web wall. >> reporter: you decide, we report, folks. go to foxnews.com, the "happening now" home page and scroll down. here you go, the poll of the day. let us know which one you want to hear about, the gold car in india perhaps? i'd like to hear more about that. or a new unmanned space module coming out of china, or finally, a lot of naked people posing for a picture in israel. what's your choice? go online, let us know. we'll have the winner and the story, and we'll have more "happening now" after this quick break. is our most popular yeaani wap and i want to try this kind and this kind. they wait for this all year long.

senator graham has a plan. you will hear from him moments from now. >> new and secret audio tapes in the fast and furious scandal. congressman darrell issa has them and he's here. >> plus, senator orrin hatch says president obama doesn't get it. doesn't get what? he will tell you. >> first, breaking news, president obama scrambling in new york city to try avert what could turn into an irreversible barrier to peace in israel. in 36 hours palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas will file at the u.n. for statehood recognition. john bolton joins us. good evening. a done deal? anything the president can do to stop that filing which we expect friday? >> not at this point. not unless he does something that would fundamentally violate his principles. if he threatened to cut off funding to the united nations if it endorses this palestinian move it would stop it. i don't see any chance he's going to do that. in fact, he's gone back to washington. >> greta: we have -- tell me this, did we have to get this to this br

-- billy graham, evangelical billy graham. well, guess what? we also, you know, have banks in this city, and we have fine museums in this city, um, and not all of us like nascar. [laughter] >> host: karen cox, thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. >> for more information on booktv's 2011 cities tour, visit c-span.org/local content. >> host: and welcome to day two of booktv's live coverage of the 13th annual national book festival here in washington d.c. we have nearly six hours of live coverage ahead. here's our lineup. in just a minute, we'll go to the history and biography tent down here on the mall where doug waller will be talking about his 2011 book, "wild bill donovan: the spymaster who created the oss and modern american espionage." after that he'll join us here on our booktv set to take your calls about wild bill donovan and modern american espionage. after that you'll have the chance to talk with another pulitzer rise-winning author. sid hard that knew carry won the 2011 prettier for general nonfiction. after we'r

one of them asked him said look there's the twenty eight pages of this report senator graham former senator graham who co-chair of the committee wants them released could you share your way to getting them released and he said well yes i think i would put i think that was possibly. a chance remark that he wishes he had made could he wish it back but bottom line is oil oh it was the bottom line under president bush and it's the bottom line now under the present administration i have to say that although we can only speculate because there's so much secrecy surrounding this whole about it that the american administrations have appeared to put the importance of the oil relationship with saudi arabia above the interests of the truth of the american public knowing the truth so do you believe that you have added and that if this report was released it would change the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia and does exactly you're talking about access to oil. oh no we haven't seen much in those pages so we can't answer that question ok what about as far as what else came out of your report

how did it happen did the promoter who should have the story ok a very famous promoter named bill graham who had. really how could i forget the famous. oh my god all over the venue's the fillmore the fillmore west the fillmore east he was the best rock a more promoter of the time and he was also managing carlos santana nobody knew carlos and so the woodstock promoters they said bill graham we need some help from you know you know for this for this big show we're putting on and it was can you help us and he said i'll help you for free for one on one condition you let my band carlos santana play at woodstock so they said ok he could play it would start. but some interesting things happened when carlos was there you know carlos is sitting backstage with jerry garcia from the grateful dead and jerry said we're going to be back here for several hours let's get high let's take some acid have a good time and then we play later and carl said ok so they got high and they started tripping yeah half an hour later they said ok carlos you on right now come on you're ready now and he said he was crazy

we'll talk with the top foreign policy voice on capitol hill, senator lindsey graham. >> also at the fox news/google debate the republican front-runner stumbled. >> was it before he was before the social programs? >> chris: we'll is our pan if rick perry is in trouble -- is in trouble? hello again, from fox news in washington. with fears growing about a worldwide double dip recession, the stock market had its worst week since october of 2008. joining us to talk about president obama's plans is white house senior adviser david phru. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> chris: i want to focus on what president obama has said and what he's doing. whether he's living up to his rhetoric. let's begin with what he said about raising taxes two years ago. >> the president: the last thing you want to do is raise taxes in the middle of a recession. that would suck up -- take more demand out of the economy and put businesses in a further hole. >> chris: question f the president still believes what he said on that two years ago why is he proposing huge tax increases in the midst of what is v

here to talk about it is republican senator lindsey graham, a republican from south carolina, a memberyou see this in kabul, coordinated attacks, perhaps not as effective or deadly, but this is the capital. what does that tell you about the state of play and the state of u.s. troops, the 100,000, the president wants to get about 30,000 of them out, in a year or so? >> don't let this event fool you into believing the fundamentals haven't changed. the taliban are on their back foot. the surge forces 30,000 have taken the fight to the taliban in south. they can generate attacks like this, but they were suppressed. the coordinated effort between the afghan security forces, commandos and nato, you're seeing the future. this is what i want in 2015, a military footprint where we can support the afghan security forces when they engage the enemy. the fundamentals have changed against the taliban. the person who said this is a war perception is right. i've been there a lot. the surge is working. and we're on track to defeat the enemy. >> so, let's look at the numbers, then. right now 100,000 u.s

let's listen to senator graham. >> i think what south carolina did makes imminent sense to me and thef the land, as i understand it, is the indiana system's been upheld and you will see more of this, mr. chairman, not less. 30 states have some form of voter i.d. requirement, so i think this is the future of the country. something we should embrace at the federal level, because elections do matter. >> where you sit is where you stand. his votes are probably overwhelmingly white, probably overwhelm with iingly middle cld they have i.d. cards, because they have cars. after this week's republican debate, herman cain was asked by a reporter what he thought of senator graham's proposal for a federal law to requiring voters to show a government-issued photo i.d. in order to vote. he said he'd support it. let's listen. >> if you need a license to get -- a picture to get on an airplane, why shouldn't you need one in order to be able to vote? >> do you want to respond to that? >> well, flying on an airplane isn't in the united states constitution. the united states constitution does not guarant

>>trace: and lindsay graham, the south carolina senator, came out and said, look, if they continue totaliban network he would not rule out military action against pakistan. your comments? >>guest: well, we have to draw a line. my comments would be, we should have finished our mission in afghanistan and say the spring of 2002, when we cleared out the al qaeda bases and toppled the taliban and moved out and not gotten involved. we have to draw a line. and, yes, we have to continue working with the pakistanis in very capacities but we should not continue to express surprise, we have given them $20 billion in aid the past decade, maybe $4.5 billion this past year and then we act surprised when they don't do everything we expect them to do or act as if our interests and their interests are aligned? they know we are leaving they are doing what they have done before and we shouldn't be surprised. what we should be worried about is having . >>trace: i have to go, mike baker, former c.i.a. operative. we can go on for many years with that. for the second time in less than a year the federal gov

graham says : "come up with a proposal of your own that reduces the effect of additional spending.can't borrow money every time something bad goes wrong in america.reid says: "we've agreed to their number on fema. do they want government to shut down? do they want fema to close? and fema will close. fema--they have money to go through fortunate the disaster fund pays for all costs associated with presidentially declared disasters. agency officials drained the account in late september after hurricane irene caused significant damage across 12 states and puerto rico. (anchor tag) the senate is gearing up to vote on the situation on monday. while disaster relief is the battleground right now, other agencies and other programs could be the battle ground in the coming weeks. in los angeles, adam housley, fox news. straight ahead... conventional ways of finding a job... weren't working for this north carolina woman. woman.desperate times call for desperate measures. and whatever it takes i'm going to do it to get a job. job.find out how á balloonsá played a part.. in getting her resume t

graham says just as computer are a technology, so are pencils and paper. pencils still the most practical technology we have? >> they're clearly the simplest. they're the cheapest. in many ways the most portable. are they the most effective? that's a different question. if you take a look at having kids write on word processors over a period of time versus writing by hand, kids who write on word processor over time have better quality writing. >> reporter: so if kids just by-passed handwriting altogether and started on keyboards, would they suffer? >> probably not. >> reporter: others disagree with graham citing studies that show for kids handwriting is more effective than typing for stimulating memory and language skills. with computers still scarce in some classrooms and keyboards a poor fit for kids' hands, all agree penmanship counts. >> it does matter. people form judgments about the credibility of your ideas baseded upon your handwriting. >> reporter: so a kid with good handwriting could get better grades? >> yes, and a kid with poor handwriting gets

politics & prose and you, the engaged customers, this legacy continues under the new ownership of brad graham and lissa muscatine. now, i want to just take a minute on some brief history history on israel and palestine in this store. under carla's chairing the free marketplace of ideas, this very place, exposed in a public forum at politics & prose the wrong-headedness of the book, "the israel lobby and u.s. foreign policy." there's a lot of questions, should a place, should they have a place to discuss their ideas. and carla and her team said, yes. but the give and take of ideas exposed what the authors were about. politics & prose has also hosted writers who present the palestinian perspective and scholarly writers such as bernard lewis and perceptive journalists such as tom friedman, jennifer griffin, thomas litman, greg meyer, robin wright, among many others. i'm particularly proud because at other times politics & prose has hosted writers who are moral leaders in israel. more than once david grossman, amos -- [inaudible] have graced our portals. now, jeremy ben-ami has accomplished in hi

he was a great friend of billy graham. he was pro-life not just on abortion, but on the death penalty as well. he was antiwar. he was antibalanced budget. he was an interesting, independent, decent man. soy simply -- so i simply want to say from the vantage point of someone who serves today in the united states senate what an impression this man from oregon made on a 26-year-old young aide to howard baker in 1967. i remember him for his courtesy, for his decency and for his independence. i thank the chair and i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from oregon is recognized. mr. merkley: i ask unanimous consent that my intern, yan pern, have the privileges of the floor for the balance of the day. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. merkley: i also ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection, the senator from oregon is recognized. mr. merkley: i applaud my colleague from tennessee. i appreciate him coming to make comment

. >> tonight, jimmy welcomes parenthood actress warren graham, and musical guest pearl jam, late nighte. 12:35, 11:35 central time on your local nbc station. bill, stop trying to make me laugh. >>> time for the first look at entertainment news after a relatively quiet but long run for one film as box office champ. this weekend, a new king will be crowned. "contagion." reviews have been good and it e's all star cast includes jude law, and gwyneth paltrow. the pg-13 thriller is the sure thing to take top spot. bring your purell. fast approaching, $140 million overall. good news for the debuting warrior is nick nolte and tom hardy have earned great reviews, apparently. but bad news is about two brothers facing off in a mixed martial arts tournament. max potential is about 8 million. and helen mirren surprise thriller, "the dead". >> you want to see a con the age i don't know. but you won't go to the theater because -- >> i will watch it in a bubble boy outfit. i have a thing about theaters because of the bed bugs. it's a thing in new york. it's a problem. it's an issue. i'm not crazy. i'm