you already know how to do. >> ms. tie-not? tay-not? taebo? >> really? >> jon: please welcome back to the program tom hanks. [cheering and applause] thank you, buddy. how you doing? >> thank you. >> soak it in. soak it in. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> jon: nice to see you. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> jon: you look very sharp, very dapper. >> thank you, thank you. jon jon this movie, this movie, tell me about... you look very good. >> are you ever cutting to camera three? if you're not, [bleeped] the tie. i don't care. >> jon: give him three, chuck. look, look, look. oh, no, that's not working. can i tell you something, though? i like it, though. it has a certain... there's a debonair quality to it. you don't look disheveled. no matter what i do, i look disheveled. you look very sharp. >> tommy cleans up good. >> jon: tommy does clean up good. tell me about this "larry crowne." it seems like a "stella gets her groove back" for middle-aged white guys. [laughter] chew on that. chew on that. >> i'm going to. >> jon: enjoy that one. >> it started off going for that target audience, as

. >> hank you. >> great to see you. back. >> thank you, i will. ú& we'll ffnd a really good barbeque for you. >> i'm sure. >> for when you come back. very well. calvin trillin, thank you. thank you very much. [applause] >> funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by hillco partners, texas government affairs consultancy and its global health care onsulting -usiness unit, hillco health. and by the mattson mchail foundation in support of public television. and also by mfi founnation, improving the quality of life within our community. and also by the alice clayburg reynolds foundation and viewers like you. thank you. óq?rf?txxxÑ(

hank you, mr. speaker. anhappy anniversary. question number 1. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i was unaware of that event but i join in giving you happy anniversary. how much the give tribute corporal lloyd newell and private garrison they were talented dedicated soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice overseas for the safety of british people at home. we send out our deepest condolences to their families, their friends and their colleagues. mr. speaker, this moing i had meetings with ministerial colleaes and others and in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings today. >> carrie mckarr think. i thank the prime minister with that response and can i associate to the tributes he just pay. he stood up to give his first budget. given on the government's own assessment, the efforts will have a statistically insignificant impact on child poverty. can i recommend that the prime minister watches the bbc documentary "poor kids" to find out how the other half lives and can he regret his chancellor to take money away from children rather than from the banke

bellwether for republican policies every one of them from your lips to god's ears mike thanks so much hank you great heaven he was right all the pro-labor protests in wisconsin have been affective in raising awareness of the republicans a radical austerity agenda protests in europe against the same sorts of policies are growing bigger and bigger over the weekend there was a major uprising greece one of the nation's hardest hit by the banks global take down of the financial system in two thousand and eight more than fifty thousand people gathered in central athens to protest their government's austerity measures there transnational corporate tax dodgers their bankers who crashed the system and their corrupted politicians who are letting everyone get away with it on tax corporate earnings make up about thirty percent of jews reeses g.d.p. right now greek politicians facing massive budget cuts and deficits have turned their chainsaws on working class safety nets instead of corporate tax dodgers similarly here in the united states republicans are bleeding working class families dry with enormous b

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starting july 1st, you can see opposite tom hanks and julia roberts in the movie "larry crown," cedric the entertainer is here. and then, this guy is fascinating, he's a scientist, an inventor, and an author who will enlighten and, probably frighten us with his theory about computers and humans becoming one. he believes it will happen soon. it's the subject of this documentary "transcendent man," ray kurzweil is with us. one of the things that ray says is that, not too long now we'll be able to create anything we want, any object using inexpensive terribles. so, if you want a plane, you can program that into a machine and have a plane. that sounds dangerous, doesn't it? you can even possibly have your own oprah. i don't know. we'll find out. and finally the latest band identified by our friends as the most buzzed about online. this is their new album, "hell is what you make it." breathe carolina from the bud

. >> good to see you, hank. record give me a freeze frame here 30 years later which is pretty amazing in itself. >> yes. >> reporter: where do we stand right now on aids? >> tremendous progress from the medical sides with regards to the advances that have come about and the improvement in treatment and so forth. but we are obviously not there. we still have a ways to go to make sure that everyone is tested. we still have a lot of people who refuse to identify that they are hiv positive either with their partners or just in general and awareness. we are sort of in this 30 years now, but there is a general sort of a lackadaisical approach to all of this. so we are working to ensure that everyone knows their status. here in san francisco we are going to double our testing capacity of next year at our clinic in the castro called magnet. which means we will be doing close to 10,000 tests this next year. >> you know, it's important not to blame the victims, always. >> of course. >> and yet what sort of responsibility

>> are you kidding me? this is tom hank -- >> there's nothing to be afraid of. sent to me. >> what do you think of the president, how is he doing? has he lived up to your expectations? >> he expaned my expectations. since we're on cnn, let's not talk about the movie i'm selfishly promoting. let's get into the hard-hitting aspect. >> after the break, i promise. >> you if you would have told me a few years ago that don't ask and don't tell would be repealed and a billion jobs at chrysler would be saved because the president was smart enough, bold enough to do so, i would have said, that's a good president, i think i'll vote for him again. >> boom. >> boom. once again, the hate mail can be sent to tom hanks care of i hate what you think.com. >> you have tackled many, many important issues through your movies. is there an issue that you really want to talk about before you die, before you're six feet under, do you want to make a movie about this? >> i would be very suspicious of anybody saying, at least i've made the movie that talks about what i want to make a movie

you stay away from them. >> i think so. >> reporter: hanks says one of his greatest joys is working withuld be possible. >> your house isn't worth what you still owe. >> we've been married 23 years. this isn't just our living. this is really our life. >> reporter: the couple has two children. and hanks has two from a previous marriage. what kind of a dad are you? >> i am oblivious. i'm an oblivious dad to so much that goes on. look, i want my kids to laugh every day. if they're not doing it themselves i'll try to make them do it. in some ways i think i'm an idiot who is never there when they need me. but other times i think that i can ask the right questions and cut through a lot of nonsense and get down to just, you know, a... the bare essence of what their trajectory is going to be. >> reporter: do you have that guilt that you're not there when they need you? >> no, i don't because i made a specific point to either apologize to the older kids for when i wasn't around or specifically to go after my kids and probably be around them more often than they want to. >> how fast does it go. >>

signed me because congress passed two thousand page monstrosities they never know what's in it you and hank paulson yeah there's always my three page things give me seven hundred. eighty digital now you voted against that had a lot of pork and there's a little thing you know ok last question quick fire whether or not anthony weiner will stay in office after the winner fallout remains to be seen as interesting opinions original however one thing seems pretty clear he probably won't be able to run for president in the future without his explicit photos circulating around the twitter sphere besides emailing photos of your reproductive organs what are some other signs that you probably aren't cut out to be president states eight you admitted as president he won't have time to read legislation more than three pages long which is far shorter than even a typical dr seuss book or be in a previous step as governor of texas you threaten to secede from the nation you now want to be president of or see when you're first when your name is entered into google the first result is to explicitly talk about

you have tomorrow? >> tomorrow night we are going to talk about new medical treatments and all of the great medical advances in treating people with aids. >> great. hanknte, thank you. >>> looking for prescription bargains online. are you? well, we are going to show you exactly why you might be throwing your money away. as for real prescription drugs, just ask how much they can go for when they are sold on the streets. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell in livermore. the final four, we are down to four teams. we'll tell you about city of mariucci's success coming up. you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably... and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it'

in san francisco, hank plante, cbs 5. >> and we invite you to watch hank plante's series, aids at 30, it's a half-hour special we produced in cooperation with the san francisco aids foundation. it airs saturday at 7 p.m. and again sunday at 5 p.m. here on cbs 5. >>> after the break, it's not your average field trip. >> wouldn't it be great if i was on that flight when they discovered a new star would be born? >> a bay area teacher about to take one small step for science. her mission into the stratosphere gets the closer look. >>> did the hockey player who bit another hockey player get suspended? i'm dennis o'donnell. and what the giants general manager said about the hit heard 'round the world. just not the kind of hit giants fans wanted to hear. ,, ,,,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of

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nationwide is on your side >>> you know the movie "league of their own" it's about a bunch of women playing baseball and who could forget this line, this is from their coach, tom hanks crying. there's no crying in baseball. >> well, there is no crying in our nation's capital last night. there was a huge game on the diamond between the bad news babes and the lady lawmakers. and guess who scored one of the runs for the media team? my friend, cnn's brianna keilar. look at her. she's already like arms crossed, i was kind of isawesome. she's stepping in for political pop today. this is washington. this game taken very, very seriously. a summer staple. talk to me about who you saw. >> reporter: it's pretty amazing this game. it brings out a lot of political heavy hitters, even just in the stands, brooke. we saw house speaker boehner, minority leader nancy pelosi. her deputy steny hoyer. those were just the spectators. there was a huge lineup of democratic and republican female lawmakers there and check out who was there to throw out the first pitch. none other than supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. you know, she did actually a pretty good job, i have to say. she told

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you for the opportunity to testify today. and i look forward to your questions. >>hanks, mr. lawson. mr. kramer, you would agree, then, that the national defense and the interest in national defense for the additional federal authority is necessary? >> yes, sir, i think it's absolutely required. >> okay. and mr. colly, you mentioned in your testimony that you didn't think it was necessary for nerc to develop standards to ensure the availability of large transformers. and i'm certainly not an expert in that area, but it's my understanding that the availability of large transformers is one of the key issues out there. and i was just curious if you would elaborate on your decision on that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i do take the issue of spare equipment and transformers very seriously, physical attack, cyber -- it is a major issue. i think we don't have enough information yet to know what the standard should be in terms of how much equipment and where it would be located and how we would transport it. so if i said something opposing, i may have misspoken. i'll have to look at my written te

runs forever and they collect our money and, you know, it's like a game they're playing, you know. >> host: hank, we'll leave it there. i want to show our viewers what you were talking about last night. tim pawlenty was asked about what he called owe bomb any care on sunday. >> issue from a reporter what are the similarities between the two. i cited president obama's own words that he looked to massachusetts as a blueprint or a guide when he designed obama care. >> you said you were asked a question which is fair enough but you chose those words. one of my questions is why would you choose those words maybe in the comfort after sunday show studio? you're rival is standing right there. if it was obmney-care on "fox news sunday" why is it not to the person standing there. >> president obama looked to massachusetts he said it is a blueprint. using the term obamey care that he designed the obama care on the massachusetts health care plan. >> host: political insiders poll about last night's debate saying they governor the nod to romney and bachman. former massachusetts governor mitt romney was the wi

. -- require of us that we elect a new president and 2012. .hank you all capital-lett [laughter] [applause[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome from california, congressman [unintelligible] >> well, thank you you all for coming, and for the work you are doing in this cause. a funny thing happened last november on the road to serfdom, it turns out the american people did not want to go. [applause] the message of the last several elections could not be louder or clear. great parties are built upon the great principles and their jobs by their devotion to those principles. from its inception -- inception, the core principles of the republican party have always been individual freedom and constitutionally limited government. the closer we of how to these principles, the better we have done. [applause] >>, and by the way, from its inception, the core principles of the democratic party have always been collectivism, state ism, and unconstitutionally expensive government. the closer they talk to those principles, the worst they have done. his just this simple way of saying dick armey

thank you. >>> actor tom hanks will join me in the studio tomorrow." how does he think obama is doing? we'll ask him. that's tomorrow, 10:30, eastern time. >>> other stories making news. cross-country, a man walk into a bank and tells the teller it's a robbery and asked for one dollar, and then sits down and waits for the police. turns out he wanted to go to jail for the free medical treatment. he has lots of medical problems but no insurance. >>> a wildfire in florida flaring up again yesterday. >>> and then the anniversary coin unveiled from the 9/11 attacks. the flip side, an eagle, with the words "honor and hope." and then greece up for sale. we're up on that in four minutes. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] when you smile, the world s

. >> thank you, sanjay. >>> tom hanks visited the set of a spanish network. you have to stick around to see what he did. that is next. what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. >>> president obama will deliver a nationally televised speech tonight on u.s. troop withdrawals in afghanistan. he is expected to outline his plan to bring 10,000 troops home this year, and then 100,000 are now serving. top brass pushed for smaller drawdown numbers. and then gates suggested support troops and not combat troops. we will bring you president obama's speech at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> and then air samples showed the presence of chloroform. that's the testimony the jury heard this morning. the chemist did go on to say that the components indicated a decomposing body was in the trunk. case

hank. i will make it my life's mission to hunt you down till death or madness take me. you are now my white whale. fudgie, you're off the hook. [cheers and applause] speaking of second place sarah palin. [laughter] the former half-governor shook up the presidential race this weekend, launching. her "one nation" bus tour visiting our nation's historic sites. of course, the lamestream media ambushed palin with gotcha questions like "where are you going?" and "why are you doing this?" [laughter] jim?ym >> what's up with her bus tour? >> sarah palin keeps everybody guessing on her national tour. >> just what is sarah palin up to? >> stephen: that's the power of sarah palin. no matter what she does america starts asking "why is this happening?" [laughter] besides her website explains that she has rented a bus "to promote the fundamental restoration of america." [laughter] after stopping at mount vernon palin wrote: even piper was able to grasp the significance of being in the presence of our first president who had such diverse interests - when she told me later "how hard he

you can dance? check out tom hanks' latest moves. that's coming up next in "the skinny." go, tom! >> anybody would dance next to her. c >>> all right. it is time now for "the skinny." and we start with one that is a trail of tabloid speculation we should say. >> right. >> no confirmation at all. >> underline speculation. >> yes. totally driven by gossip. >> highlight, highlight. >> so apparently, maybe possibly, o.j. simpson has confessed his wife's murder to oprah. now, again, this is all coming from sources like "the daily mail," "the national enquirer." >> which by the way "the national enquirer," they have scoops. rielle hunter, for instance. >> absolutely. we'll have to wait and see. oprah has previously said she would want this interview, that this would potential be on her new own network. her own television network. >> which would certainly put it on the map because it's sort of struggling right now. >> huge get if this is true. again, so many ifs. underline the we're not sure about this, but fascinating if true. >> that would be. she has said many times this is the get th

you got a complete meltdown in two thousand and eight when hank paulson went to congress to get two hundred seven hundred fifty billion dollars but because the regulators on wall street are owned by wall street you had an economic meltdown which is happening in real time you know i think about people like lloyd blankfein c.e.o. of goldman sachs he's like that he's like that monster from alien you know it starts to drip through the spacecraft like yours lloyd blankfein is like. and he's just destroying things because of the toxicity of the derivatives that goldman spewed out of their toxic organs into the spaceship earth. you can watch the cars report in just over an hour's time here on our team but first let's get this hour's business update here. hello and a very warm welcome time to delve into the world of business russia has resumed electricity supplies to belarus power generator into rao house report he resumed all power transmission after the troubled country promised to pay the fifteen million dollars owed by the fifty fifth of july although batteries says a transit country supplies t

we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. now suzanne malveaux. >> tom hank, that was fantastic. >> my heart is still in my throat. i had no idea what i was in for. i am forever changed. >> he answered more questions than any presidential candidates will ever. you went at all angles. >> i'm voting for tom hanks for president. >> let's see if he's going to run. thanks. >>> live from studio 7 i'm suzanne malveaux. want to get you up to speed for wednesday, june 22nd. president obama addressing the nation tonight from the white house laying out his plan to begin drawing down u.s. troops from afghanistan. now, a number of sources tell cnn that the president will announce 10,000 troops will come home by the end of this year. another 20,000 would leave by the end of 2012 leaving 70,000 american forces in afghanistan as 2013 begins. >>> a pilot dodges disaster. a jumbo jet speeding for takeoff had to come to a screeching halt when an egypt aircraft turned onto the runway. at takeoff speeds the pilot would have just had seconds to react. >>> american 158 heavy. >> ca

totally silent about it and so is the media so too in the financial severe you have a complete meltdown in two thousand and eight when hank paulson went to congress to get two hundred seven hundred fifty billion dollars but because the regulators on wall street are owned by wall street similarly you had an economic meltdown which is happening in real time well this is what this article here is talking about from market watch this is paul b. feral and he's talking about that we need to defend ourselves from the coming american winter and it goes with the nuclear fallout situation this is a financial nuclear winter and he talks about the top one percent had nine percent of the wealth in one thousand seventy eight now they have twenty three point five percent he says the elite are violating the sacred compact between that higher authority the leader and his people they possess the right to rule as didn't bark aside and khadafi and a revolution is ignited well it calls it the elite contract there's another word for it going back a couple hundred years it's called a social contract as iterated by thinkers of the enlightenment

for instance, you played i said this when you sat down, you played the secretary in the law firm in philadelphia when they are trying to nail tom hanks for having aids and get rid of them. trying to establish prejudice on the part of the law firm and you were up on that stand, the witness stand and they asked you about if they ever said anything to you about anything a woman of color or anything that implied prejudice and you said my earrings and what did they say? you said they said they were too ethnic. and i could just hear the way you said that. and i think that -- it's a memorable thing. it wasn't the lead, but it's memorable. how do you decide that when you look at the script. >> it's not just my decision. back to what i said before. the authority that other people have. there are many takes taken of that. i was working with an incredible director, jonathan determining. he took many takes of that moment. he and his editor picked that take. i give my best. >> you gave them the choice. >> i give my best i can but i am not there to pick what they do. you have to be on top of your game. >> one last question, people who are in the s

we want to say thank you to steven spielberg, to tom hanks and hugh hefner and other people who put money> that was former california governor arnold schwarzenegger thanking you to help save the iconic hollywood sign from developers. i'm back here with hef. that was a great moment, wasn't it? there's the california governor thanking you for saving as he said the most famous sign in the world. >> yes. >> why was it important to you, the hollywood sign? >> i grew up very much influenced by the movies. i escaped into that fantasy world when i was a kid. and i think the sign is more than a sign. it is an iconic representation of dreams. so when the sign was falling apart in the 1970s, i put together a party and raised money to save the sign interview then we came back again in the recent past to save the land around the sign. >> you're in your mid-80s and your mother lived to be 101. so there's clearly a lot of life potential in the old goat yet. is that how you see it? how old would you like to live. >> there's a song sinatra did, if you could survive till 105, think what you could derive. 1

. >>> and we invite you to watch hank plant's series, aids at 30, a half-hour special produced in cooperationfrancisco aids foundation. that is airing tonight at 7:00 p.m. again, sunday at 5:00 p.m., right here on cbs 5. >>> today's liam's list looks at a love letter to san francisco. we have a sneak peek at the new tales of the city musical, coming up next. >>> plus, coming soon, an lgt film festival, where you can buy tickets and learn more about filmmaking, coming up next. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tales of the city is now on stage in san francisco. eye on the bay's liam mayclem gives us a preview of that and more in today's liam s list. armistead ma ve letter to san f >>> tales of the city is now on stage in san francisco. eye on the bay gives us more on today's liam's list. >>> greetings, pleasure seekers. taking to the stage for starters, brilliant love letters to san francisco, tales of the city has been adapted for the stage and is enjoying a world premier run at the american conservatory theater on geary street in san francisco. centered around 1970 san francisco and the re