i think if tom hanks played jeffrey dahmer we'd root for him. in a way it makes i think aspects of mechanicallery were more powerful. >> charlie: you mean t overwhelming ambition. >> he's fun, tom hanks is, at the very beginning where he's going, hey, guys, here i am "and so forth. as it went on, he became the classic tom hanks every man i think. >> charlie: part of that is what he suffered in terms of the injury and going through the trial of... >> exactly. charlie: saying the wrong things about... >> yeah. he was chastened. when i was... in the advance pieces i had read that he was shown as being not terribly nice to his wife. i didn't get that from the play. >> charlie: not at a. sort of looked like very good relationship. she was instrumental to keeping him... >> very placid relationship. she kept him grounded. >> charlie: this is nora talking on this program just three years ago or two-and-a-half years ago about her love of journalism. here it is. >> journalism was something that i was deeply in love with as anything i've ever been in love

>> hanks -- as far as i'm concerned hanks walks on water. >> hanks is the bruce springsteen of actors. >> he's great and the whole idea of tabloid journalism telling a story, the picture of a guy that rises to the top, that falls through here is courage, raises himself again literally from the dead. that's a great story. >> rose: four months before he died. >> that's right. he died on christmas day. >> rose: for all that it does visit anything, it doesn't do that ought to be set about mike mcalary? >> well, there was only one teeny, teeny thing that i actually sent george c. wolf a note. >> rose: the director. >> yes, they don't have the bartender talking. (laughter) the bartender would have been an equal part of the conversation. >> rose: and you? >> michael made a mark in new york city that jimmy breslin never did. i don't care what anybody says. >> the best reporters of our age many of them, are not in the show. the women. it's a show about guys. >> rose: that's why we wanted her here. >> thanks charlie. when i first got to the news on the night shift there were 27 guys and me. (la

he is hank smith, chief investment officer at haverford investments. you know, hank, it's hard to see investor sentiment improving, especially after day like today with everything going on, not just volatility, but some of these real world events. what are clients telling you? >> well, first of all, i think clients for the first time are starting the sense of a little bit of confidence both in the economy and in the markets. and this is because we're four l crisis and the recession. and these flare-ups in europe are becoming less frequent. so a lot of the big macro headwinds seem to have gone away. they're a little less concerned. investors are demonstrating a little bit of confidence, tiptoeing into the market and we're seeing that with fund flow. >> and you're telling your clients who are tiptoeing in that they should balance their portfolios between defensive and offensive stocks and a good dose of what you call steady eddies. let's look at some of the steady eddie stocks. mcdonald's at the top of the list why. do you like mcdonald's? the stock was

the party's hanks. tom hanks. tom hanks? after me you're picking up tom hanks? i love him!i guess your hearing goes in and out, huh? yeah, i-- yes, it does. you know what i think? you made that whole thing up. no, no. i-- yeah, yeah, yeah. i know your type. you're too good to make conversation with someone like me. oh, god forbid you could discuss the jumbles! but to pretend you're almost deaf? that is truly disgusting, miss. and mr. tom hanks-- may i say he, too, would be disgusted by your behavior! excuse me. excuse me. oh, that's nice. that's right, ignore me. that's real polite. nobody's even talking to you. oh, you're a big lineswoman. like that's some kind of a cool job. you think you're too good for everyone. it's women like you-- what are you, deaf? bingo! you're saying she's deaf? i'm not saying she's deaf. she's deaf. can't hear a thing. can't hear a thing. you're dating? yeah. hey. hey. hi. i know sign language. really? when i was 8 a deaf cousin lived with us. i haven't been able to do it in a while. what is this about? i met this deaf lineswoman at the tennis m

join me in welcoming secretary hank paulson and mr. andy serwer. >> thank you. thank you very much, president knapp and to everyone here at george washington university. thank you to all the students and everyone else who has come here today. we are delighted to see you all. and also thank you, secretary paulson, for coming. and having this conversation with us. let's get right to it. the conversation today, of course, is about china and the united states relationship with china. as president knapp suggested, hank is uniquely qualified to discuss this given his role in government at goldman sachs and the nonprofit world. each one of those roles is salient in a unique way to what is going on in china and the relationship, the u.s.-china relationship. i think you will see that. let's get right to may be the most important topic with regard to china right now. mr. secretary, the changeover in leadership. i know you have said the good news is that president xi jinping is a strong leader. the bad news is that he has to be one. i wonder if you can explain exactly what

the high-pitched voice we all hold -- dead pan hank johnson. again, they're making a point that surely went over a lot of people's heads. but it's a good point he's making there. really, it's our helium problem in need of a fix, congress, out of all of the problems in this country, all the budget problems in our country, out of all of the things that are underfunded in our country. the helium thing is one we need congressional action to zoom in on, seriously? it's kind of a good argument. even if people didn't get the way he was making it. the same zeal for budget cuts that threaten the beloved helium supply, same zeal for budget cuts that means right now elderly cancer patients are not getting their oncology drugs. elderly people who depend on meals on wheels are not getting those meals. this is an indiana father reacting to the news in his town where they're having a lottery for preschool. they've put all the names trying to get into preschool into a fish bowl and this man is listening to the results of that lottery in his town being called o

hank adams is my guest this morning. >>> plus, unlock your cell phone. that's a good thing. >>> and how to invest before a company goes public with reporters from "usa today" and columnist for slate and fast company this week on "press: here." good morning, i'm scott mcgrew. are you familiar with saber metrics? if you've seen the movie "moneyball," same thing. it's the use of data in sports, specifically baseball. if you build the database, they will come. and nobody has a better database than engineers at sports vision. for years sport vision has been providing tv viewers with computerized first and ten line. that was so successful, the company expanded into other sports. sailing, race cars. with baseball, sport vision tracks each pitch, each hit, so they can entertain you at home with snazzy graphics. turns out the data behind those graphics is much more valuable than anyone guessed. there's so much of it, and it's so accurate, baseball teams are now paying money for the raw numbers and using those numbers as a strategic advantage. someone once came up

. >> we have hank greenberg on why kim jong-un is worrying business titans like hank greenberg, don't go away. liz: this is serious situation, north korea is still threatening, it has moved a long range missile to the coast. now, american businesses are worrying, general motors ceo danikaerer -- acres said nuclear tensions are mounting. but we have former aig ceo hank greenberg, he is one of the few western businessmen to have set foot on north korean soil. this is in. could you never heard before. and he is here exclusively to talk about tensions in north korea. what do you make with what is going on in north korea. >> it is obviously disturbing everyone. it is irresponsible. and one of the dangers when you have someone as irresponsible, he can follow-up and do anger responsible act. but, i think it is up likely. i think unlikely. liz: why? >> what does he gain? he is trying to gain our attention. every time he has done that before we responded. liz: let me ask you this question. it seems that the drums are beating louder but longer. your point is well taken. the more this happens, t

. >>> tom hanks brings down the house. heidi klum comes to the rescue and a hugely embarrassing moment for the dancing judd. you're watching "early today." joo >>> welcome back to "early today." leave the umbrella behind, grab the sunglasses in cases. temperatures in the 70s in many cases. vegas at 84. phoenix at 91. then as we go into wednesday, much more of the same. the changes come three days from now. that's when a lot of people will break the umbrella back out from san francisco northward. a weak storm comes through providing light rain for many. that's three days from now. enjoy it until then. >> snow in some of the hills? what do you think? >> i don't know, too warm. >> i'm always thinking of springtime skiing, that's why. >>> now is your chance to own pieces of hollywood history. over 800 iconic hollywood props and costumes are hitting the auction block later this week. even marilyn monroe's bra from "some like it hot" is up for bidding at $88,000. >>> "dancing with the stars" had a bit of an awkward moment when l

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your new friend, hank hooper." - that's nice. actors deserve gifts.hout us, who would present awards to actors? - so...which one of us is going to get this computer? just kidding. we both are! - wow, i always wanted one of these. the box would make a perfect coffin for my teddy bear. - there's two of everything! look at us. when we met four years ago, we were fighting about the silliest things-- dressing rooms, air time, you coming in and ruining my show... - you taking my nephew's virginity. - i feel we've finally found a balance in our relationsp.p. there's only one. - you take it. i don't care. i want you to selfishly take the best sweatshirt in the world. - lemon, this is a little delicate, but i wonder if you might take avery shopping for baby things. - oh, sure. - you know, a crib, small clothes, a tiny desk with a miniature pen set on it. i don't know a lot about babies, but i know that avery would enjoy having another woman go with her. - of course. i'm just a little surprised. i assumed avery would have a terrifying best friend she'd do stuff

lori: what is going on with hank? charlie: i am a little early on the story. i want to plant my flag in the ground and say when this starts hitting the you know what, want to be out there first. there will be a battle. eric schneiderman is maintaining a lawsuit. it was about eight years ago. it was about accounting fraud. that lawsuit has not been settled. parts have been thrown out. parts have been captain. the part that has been captain, schneiderman is basically still pursuing that. i think, basically, hank has had enough. he feels that he is given back to shareholders. he thinks that eric schneiderman should just leave them alone. schneiderman thinks that there is fraud here. this will obviously materialize in court. this is where it will be interesting. some sort of an extra legal battle, pr battle. hank will go after this guy. that could mean that he goes to various legislators. he could go to congress. look at this guy in terms of an abuse of power. there will be a pitched battle between these two guys. you know, knowing hank, it will be very interestin

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. >> that is a tom hanks giddy and nervous, kenny chesnee is spreading the love. >> here is today's on the red carpet report. >> actress catherine jetta -- catherine zeta-jones is in a facility to treat herron going battle with bipolar disorder. a few years ago she checked into a similar facility. kenny chesnee started a fund for follow up therapy and donating proceeds from his new single saying quote, i want to give people as much as their lives back as possible. remind people there are more good people out there and it's up to us to spread the love. >> actor tom hanks made of a broadway debut. and won two oscars so i thought he knew what it would be like. the actor says it makes him giddy and nervous and could not be more special. russell -- for a list go to rachel smith in los angeles. >> still ahead at 4:00. >> our nation's capital people here in the bay area doing to help veterans get jobs. >> and abc news exclusive. jason collins talking about why he made the decision to become the first active pro in a major american sport to come out as gay. >> i'm michael finney. we team up wi

hank smith, we talked earlier about where to allocate some funds. where are you putting your money to work right now? >> well, look. rick mentioned the ten-year treasury. it is one of the most overvalued asset classes there is. >> now the stock's probably -- >> before that gets undervalued. so we like equities -- >> they're both overvalued. >> -- and we would take advantage of this correction, if you will, in some of the sick sibli cyclic names. keep the balance and take now advantage and move some of the money into the industrials basic material areas, with this pullback. >> what about the backdrop? if we are going to see the broad economy slow downgoing into the rest of the year, do you want to be with those economically sense ty names? now, earnings are expected to pick up, but we're also pretty sketchy in terms of the economic indicators, globally speaking. you look at copper, you look at the, you know, the shipping index, we're looking at declines. >> well, look, i think it's highly unlikely that the pull back in transports and the underperform

[applause] eckerd terry -- today on c-span, former treasury secretary hank paulson. later, the future of ebay with john donahue. >> in this high-tech digital age with high death television and high definition video, still all we get is static. that veil of mass truths -- of half-truths' obscured reality. we need media to give us this dictionary definition of static. we need the media covers power, not covers for power. we need a media that is the fourth estate, not for the state. and we need immediate that covers the movements that create static and make history. >> author, host, an executive producer of "democracy now," amy goodman taking your calls and tweets. >> former treasury secretary hank

eric schneiderman and hank greenberg are headed for a massive collision course.ur in court. we should point out that he is the new york state attorney general. he took over after andrew cuomo became governor. it is an elected position. he took over for spencer. spitzer filed the first lawsuit about eight years ago. looking to basically get and kicked off of the board of directors. but casone can't run a public company again. liz: run or set on the board? >> well, both. i'll think he wants that designation. i have been told, but only will he fight this in court that there will be some public battle. what do i mean? i believe based on my conversations we will see in go to congress, go to places that can make life very difficult and demand that congress start hearings on stuff like does the new york state attorney general -- should he have that much power? preempting federal laws. that is one of the big -- liz: you think you will take it that far? >> yes, i do. i mean, you know, have a fairly the relationship with him. he was here in studio about a month ago. pretty

i'm here with my panel ben hank kits, mark thompson and michael hastings.s that say anything one way or the other? >> for sure. the numbers in afghanistan 10,000i.e.d.'s a year. i was in a vehicle that got hit by an i.e.d. it didn't damage us in the vehicle, but did injure a child. the blast all went up. obviously we know from the extend of the injuries that anyone right next to it suffered that catastrophic damage because of how it blasts out. what you'll see is if you're near a suicide bomb or bomb like this it's all very much random luck. you can be standing next to it and survive totally intact. i have a friend who was next to a bomb. it killed the two next to him and the people on the other side but just knocked out his two front teeth. a suicide bomber, blows up, the people around him are injured but he's fine. the pattern you never know where it's going to go. it's just a matter of luck and inches who dies and who lives. cenk: let me ask you to go to b7 here. this is a photographic on how many i.e.d.'s there have been around the world since 2011. sin

a settlement with hank greenbe greenberg. president obama lays out his plan today, and much discussed warren buffett rule, but people are starting to look at something that has found so much more boring. what does this all mean? is this a budget that would make a dent in the deficit? we have director of the national economic council joining us live next presumably to defend it, but we will ask them a whole bunch of questions about it. the president has to make tough decisions about spending cuts. what is the one thing you could never cut out of your personal budget? log onto facebook.com/lizclaman. you will start to see, not so easy to cut out everything. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil a buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... w

from hank williams to lucinda williams to venus and serena williams.y are to country music what brooks and dunn are to tennis. and my favorite country singer is brad paisley. i love all his songs from alcohol to camouflage to toothbrush to chicken chet. he writes a lot of his songs inspired by validating his identity at websites. but now paisley is inspired by a much higher goal: solving racism. folks, let's take a little listen to paisley's new song "accidental racist." ♪ to the man that waited on me at the starbucks down on main ♪ ♪ i hope you understand is ♪ when i put on that tee-shirt, the only thing i meant to say is i'm a skynyrd fan ♪ the red flag on my chest somehow is like the elephant in the corner of the south ♪ >> stephen: that's right. calm down, african-american baristas. everyone knows this flag up here just means someone's a skynyrd fan. the same way that burning a cross just means someone's a madonna fan. by the way, jefferson davis, huge skynyrd fan. got on board way early. folks, paisley is so committed to kick starting a dialogue b

so, please join me in thanking secretary hank paulson. [applause] -- toyou for every everyone here at gw. [applause] defense secretary chuck hagel speaks today at the national defense university. plans to discuss the strategic discussions. president obama will go to colorado today to talk about the state's newly-past gun-control laws. he will be at the denver suburbs of the denver police academy. he will call for universal background checks and congress to release both on a weapons ban and limit large capacity magazines. the president's speech will begin at 5:00 eastern. tonight a look at protest groups in america. our live discussion begins at 8:00 eastern and will cover the group code pink. is a look. >> i am proud to be joined today by my wife kathy and brother, tom. >> we will stop again. >> and who else? >> please remove that woman. at a code pinklooking protest a recent congressional hearing. and we recently spoke with the co-founder about hope protest movements fit into the political discussion. tonight we will be joined by a autho

just straight, hank. man, i ain't doing nothing, man. okay, mel. step up inside.s is the second time we've been over here on this deal. one of the p.m. guys got in a kind of a mini car follow on him. he finally stopped the car here and he went to jail that time for evading and all that. he's been drinking. that's his problem. he's just not thinking right. if we get called back tomorrow... i talked to him at the station. when he's settled down he's a pretty decent guy. he gets around those two and he gets crazy. they got kind of a love thing going on between the three of them. i think it's not working out the way they want it to. sergeant jerry campbell: okay. search warrant. a one-story, wood-frame, single-family dwelling green, with plywood covering the front window and on either side of the door. the residence is the fifth structure north of greeley avenue on the west side of north hallock. okay, this diagram over here-- the air conditioner in the front what i'd like to have is the outside security 727 and 703 to try and take out this air conditioner. we'll spli

hank aaron of the atlanta braves hitting home run 715 to be the first to break babe ruth's record of 714. those were the days. >>> happy birthday to bo duke of the "dukes of hazzazzarhazzard." and actress robin wright celebrates her 47th. >>> here's a look at what's coming up later on the "today" show. rowers stranded at sea talk about the dramatic rescue. and the judges from "america's got talent" preview their new season. keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great start to the week. . . . >>> new this morning, strong winds knocking down trees and power lines all over the bay area. live in san mateo where one family received a shocking wakeup in the middle of the night. >>> big brother is watching. the latest bay area city talking about buying a drone. >>> help is on the way for college graduates. >>> right now, live outside to san francisco. you can see the giant flags flapping strong in that strong wind

>> former chief of military training at west point hank kearsey was drummed out of the army after 24 year force anti-gay jokes told by an officer serving under him. he thinks the review is a good idea. >> if you need to know how this subordinates feel about their commander -- >> the evaluations will involve input from other officers as well as those who serve under them. kearse says reports should be anonymous. to avoid retaliation by officers who don't like their reviews. >> you know, here is my review from my subordinates. oh, i had 16 officers say i was a dirt bag, all right, that i was toxic. i can just try to find out who those guys are. >> a spokesman says that and how this whole process will work has yet to be figured out. don daler, cbs news, highland falls, new york. >> up next on tonight's "cbs evening news", britain's margaret thatcher still controversl, even in death. >> dignitaries from the around the world will gather in london wednesday for the funeral of former british prime minister margaret thatcher. since her death last monday thatcher's legacy has been the subject

he was all hank paulson. then guess what? he got booted out of office and they brought in another guy. so, i'm like man, this is going to work with this guy, too. every new attorney that come n you have to sit down with them and meet them and tell them what this means to you and what you can do and what you can't do, see if they'll go with it. and, so, the new guy came in and i was like, i don't know if he's going to go with this, but let's try it anyway. so, this is where we met william brahas. i'll tell you a little about him, too, and his story. i'll wait for the advertisement. [video presentation] >> money for your gold. [video presentation continued] [speaker not understood]. >> all right. william brahas, 20 years old, how we caught him, too, he used a lot of the internet. he was all over youtube, facebook. his girlfriend was big in helping us locate him. she put it on her facebook. you know, i don't know if you guys know this, too, when you take a picture and you post it on your facebook, it gives a little longitude-lat

meeting tom hank was surreal and helped me realize when you're swerving your country, you don't tendthink about having civilians serve you. shows like "world news with diane sawyer" are helping veterans fulfill their dreams. abc news opened doors for me and for my daughter, as well. my name is staff sergeant gabriel posey, and this is my "world news" story. ♪ >>> all right, time to check "the pulse," stories people will be talking about beginning with president obama's less than stellar performance on the basketball court. >> he joined some children to shoot free throws but totally choked. only going 2 for 22 completely missing the first 18 shots. >> 18. oh, my goodness. >> which evoked some serious trash talking from the kids. got a nice jumper. good form. he just wasn't going down. it happens. happens to me in my driveway sometimes. >> surrounded by kids, expecting a lot from you. >> a little rotation on the ball. a good shot. >> he was nervous. >> hit that one, a little t two-footer. the white house got in on april fools' spirit posting this message on the president's website. >>

meeting tom hanks was surreal and helped me realize when you're serving your country you don't tend to think about civilians serving you. shows like "world news with diane sawyer" are helping veterans fulfill their dreams. abc news opened doors for me and my daughter as well. my name is staff sergeant gabriel posey and this is my "world news" story. ♪ >>> time now to check "the pulse," stories that we'll be talking about all day long and this one i think will be on the minds of everybody today. we begin with a controversial remark made by president obama about the california attorney general speaking about kamala harris, the president said she was by far the best-looking attorney general in the country. >> well, apparently the blog fear blew up with critics calling the remarks sexist and saying that the president needs some sensitivity training. reporters say president obama was just stating the obvious. >> she is pretty. >> she is pretty and in this day and age you got to watch what you say. probably best left unsaid. >> i agree. >>> when louisville takes the floor tomorrow night in a

hank, what's going on? >> reporter: well, scott, when it came to the pundits dealing with this series, they didn't have a clue what they were talking about. because the golden state warriors is a team with -- they're going to continue to fight no matter what anyone says. this team is on a roll after two consecutive wins. they look to go up three games to one tonight. things are getting testy on the court. andrew b andrew bogut not seeing eye to eye with a couple of guys on the team. >> it's nothing personal. they're physical. we just got to match their intensity. if it gets personal during games, guys want to have a crack at you, that's kind of playoff basketball. i'm not saying i hate mcgehee or faried. if they're going to be physical we're going to be physical back. >> all of us rally around one another. we're not going to leave anybody out there on an island. if something happens we're going to be right there to have each other's back. you know, it's just typical in the playoffs. when you've seen somebod

key things that's not clear here and there's a project that rec and park is now doing at the former hank site which they've gotten a cat ex for for the project which claims that it was only going to deal with 5,000 square feet and it is now at two-thirds of an acre and the amount of money being spent is from a quarter million to 1.6 million and it's never gone before the public. and i think they're going to try and [speaker not understood] cat exed. >> thank you very much. thank you. mr. holland. >>> thank you. murry holland with the planning association for the richmond park. you have a letter from me, it's over a month old by now, in support of this legislation. our basis of our support, the primary basis is the fact that there is no codes for an appeal of either an exemption or a negative declaration in itself is the most opaque part of the process. if you can't appeal the two major decisions to basically deny an environmental review, you've got some real problems. and we think it's important that we get some codification immediately for those two kinds of decisions. and i appreciate

party following that she resigned but she did remain active in politics gaining a seat in the upper hanks of parliament the policies are still in place today and continue to influence contemporary politicians she will be remembered as one of the most dynamic yet controversial leaders of the twentieth century andrew farmer. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in israel in a direct a move to add to the four years stalemate between the israelis and the palestinians is now in the region to see if he can reinvigorate the peace process after many failed attempts let's get more now with palestinian activists who are joining me live from ramallah mr bell who are president barack obama was in israel just last month and barely even mentioned a stalled peace talk with palestinians is john kerry to do all the dirty work for him. it's not clear yet i mean what it seems as if john kerry's mission is a continuation of the last forty five years of u.s. policy which is trying to force the people under occupation the palestinians to come to the table and negotiate their freedom with their occupier it's a