gunther, yes, you too. let's talk about tom hanks. while he is transformed in to mr.25 years ago, he was forest gump and life is still like a box of chocolate and we are still running, run, for e-- run fores run. >>> he wondered what we were doing and if it would make sense. >> it's a kind of small emotional story of a mantling you how he got his -- of a man telling you how he got his first pair of shoes. and it takes you places where you never have been. >> my mama always said, life was like a box of chocolates. >> forest was a simple man from alabama. and his lines are classic. >> are you stupid or something? >> stupid is as stupid does, sir. >> in this screen test, he ditched the southern accent. >> mama spent me $10 and i would like to spend it all on you. >> forest was present during the most historical moment of the times and met thr presidts. >> congratulations. how do you feel? >> i got to pee. >> it went on to win six oscars and best acting for tom. >> it's only going to get better. >> run, forest. run. >> the movie went on to win six oscars, including best a

it's been six months now since tom's historic walk against the demilitarized zone with kim john gunther's not been able to reach a successful denuclearization deal with that regime. very important task yesterday, long-range rocket is site, promising to give the world a christmas present. a christmas present unspecified what comes after a long-range missile base, what you think kim jong un is up to? >> the key to understanding it is north korea has their big end-of-the-year meeting meeting coming up. he has basically nothing to show for it. over the last three decades, north koreans essentially fact mailed the west into sanctions, relaxation and 1924, four filling dollars worth of data. every time they engaged in talking to various text, i don't have anything to show it because of the pressure campaign. kim jong un and has to shore up his political front for the meeting meeting. >> are you saying the policies are working? they basically got what they wanted. the oil deal for food, drink the administration and other issues, even the bush administration taking him off the list. >> north ko

but i had a wonderful professor from law school who later stanford, jerry gunther. was in charge of getting cards at columbia students. and he called every federal judge the second circuit, and the 70 district of new york, and he was now leaving her having success. so called columbia graduates and said call perry. was a columbia undergraduate. and always took grace from columbia. and he would see, i strongly recommend that you engage with ginsburg. his response was, i've had women law clerks, another okay. she's mother. and sometimes we have to work on weekends. even on a sunday. so the professor said give her a chance and if she doesn't work out, a young man in her class was going to be downtown and he'll jump in and take over. so that was the counter. it was also a stick. and the stick was if you don't give her a chance, i will never recommend another colombian graduate at your law firm. [applause]. that's the way was in the ancient days. for women. the big hurdle was to get that first job. once a woman got the job, she did it at least as well as the men. . . . st

old.s gunther, 18 years you did not even live in montgomery, alabama.ived outside of montgomery. so you did not live on the base. >> we lived on the base. >> how did you come to be on that bus? >> well, after we moved to montgomery, i went to the doctor at the base and i found out i was going to have a baby, and the doctor required that i do a lot of walking. every day, i would walk to the city and walked back. i had a coin with me in case i needed to ride the bus, but i actually did a lot of walking. that day, i guess i was tired. i had no idea. maybe i was ready to go home. i satgot on the bus and on a long seat behind the driver, and all of a sudden, the driver stood up, turned around, and just bellowed something out to somebody down the aisle. i realized it was an older woman. she was in her 40's so that was older. so when he let me have that seat, i stood up and said she can have my seat. skinned,d that, fair tall man pushed his knees into mine and said "don't you dare move." mr. gray knows that in the 1950's, women did as men said. totally differe