okay, you know what i know? i grew up with hank williams. >> you did? >> stephen: how about "i saw the light." jon, can you? i wandered-- i wandered so aimless life full of sin ( cheers and applause ) i wouldn't let my dear savior in ( in harmony ) then jesus came like a stranger in the night praise the lord i saw the light i saw the light no more darkness no more night now i'm so happy no sorrow in sight praise the lord i saw the light >> stephen: everybody! i saw the light i saw the light no more darkness no more night now i'm so happy no sorrow in sight praise the lord i saw the light praise the lord i saw... the light ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: "i saw the light" is in theaters now. tom hiddleston everybody! we'll be right back. ( band playing ) a bull rider is bold. now a bull rider jumping from a plane ...while eating a crispety, crunchety butterfinger bar... ...even when his mother tells him not to... you'll spoil your dinner! ...now that's bolder than bolder than bolder than bold! crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery! butterfinger. e trad

so you just want those hungover college freshman say i got to get to hanks. you working on now. >> i got to do some post production on a short film over in hanks. that's what you want. the hanks. and it's the only blue building on campus. >> stephen: really? any reason why it would be blue for you? >> first of all they said number one, it would be blue, with my name on it. >> stephen: they said. >> they said it will be blue. and secondly there is also a three bedroom conned minute yum that goes along with it that i can use any time i am a's in dayton, ohio. >> stephen: seriously? that's really nice. >> yeah, my friend. >> stephen: it's all paying off. finally the career is paying off. >> at last i've got some purchase to go along. respect. >> stephen: your new movie, because i really enjoyed this new movie of yours called "a hologram for the king." you play an american businessman salesman who has to go to saudi arabia to try to make a sale for an information technology over there. >> three dimensional hold o graphic video conferencing system. >> stephen: and

i was with hank, you know, most days from 19 to 25 or 24 years old, and, you know, hank -- i got to meets of our time at that time. you know, maynard jackson, andrew young, jesse jackson, i got to meet all those through hank. jackie robinson meant a lot to me because of my dad and because of, you know, hank aaron, and my mom was an african studies teacher, so we knew all about jackie robinson.bi >> do you think young african-american players today appreciate the legacy of jackie robinson? >> probably not. i don't think it's the african-american players' fault, necessarily, of not appreciatini jackie robinson. i don't think we've done a very good job of, you know, passing along history, not only of jackie robinson but the fact of, you know, in america seems like that's what people like -- spend the least amount of time studying is history. so, you know, some of us have made a conscientious effort to try to pass along that history because if we don't pass along that history, you know, it's going to die. i pass it on to my son. my son comes in my office in the weight room at the house and h

williams. >> stephen: and, did you grow up with hank williamsknow who this guy was? >> not really. i mean, i knew the words to "hey good looking"-- i think everybody does. >> stephen: but other than that, there wasn't a lot of hank williams at cambridge? >> no. ( laughter ) not really, no. but it's funny-- when i traced it back, i fell in love with the rolling stones, for example, when i was 15, like everybody does, and listening to "honky tonk women" as a 15-year-old teenager in my bedroom, i loved it, but i had no idea what a honky tonk was. ( laughter ) it seemed-- honky tonk seemed very exotic to me and it was a fun word. without it-- >> stephen: the word "exotic" is not generally applied to american country music over here. ( laughter ) >> i appreciate that. but interestingly enough, it is that old stuff, the things youw. we have all our history, and-- >> stephen: th >> stephen: well, you've nailed the accent. it's a beautiful performance. >> thank you. >> stephen: and let's take a look at it right now. this is a clip b

governor kasich: hank you. -- thank you.laughter] governor kasich: i getting tired of this already. ben, aren't you tired of this? what you want to do when i leave, ben? where is your home? ben: brooklyn. governor kasich: oh, you are going to go home? ben: yeah. today, i am going to go home. governor kasich: we are back on monday. are you coming up? >> i think so. governor kasich: what are you doing tonight? >> going to hang out in prospect park. governor kasich: where is prospect park? >> prospect park is a part in brooklyn. governor kasich: what are you going to do? >> right now? going to the bronx. governor kasich: really? so you are going to go there? >> probably. what are you going to do? going tokasich: i am go home. have dinner with an. and wait on my wife and daughters to come home. and then tomorrow, i think i am going to play golf. >> where? governor kasich: columbus. >> what did you think of the dinner? governor kasich: i really want another pickle. but i don't want to read about it. [laughter] >> we have to go. g

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[applause] president clinton: thank you very much. .hank you let's give congressman ingle another hand. the firstthank albanian elected in the united .tates , the president of the college of mount st. vincent, thank you for having us here. thank you to the students who have joined us. embarrassed to admit that though i have been living in new york for many years and campaigning in new york, and i thought i knew more about new york and the average american, i had never been to this campus before, it is so beautiful. thank you.u -- i want to first think the members of the albanian community who are here who have , andrted me in the past have memories of what we have tried to do. , when want to say that hillary was there with a, she visited the refugee camps in macedonia. [applause] the second thing i want to say is if you look around at this crowd today, here we are at a catholic institution of higher , where the overrepresentation of albanians and albanians from kosovo, predominantly muslims, a great smattering of american jews, and the people who come from -- look students here. it loo

for sticking around and joining us. >> thank you. >> hank, i'll start with you.e conventions, what do both parties need to do to bring voters together? >> that's a difficult question to answer, because the republican party has come to some of their senses for a while and slowed the populous tract down a bit and the extreme language and the things people resent about trump, and supported scott walker in wisconsin. in new york, it's a different story. we're coming in with bernie sanders and hillary clinton in battle. it appears bernie sanders will have momentum coming into the state. not good news for the clintons. and this will take some time to shake itself out. despite the fact she has the higher delegate count. >> will that momentum be enough for him to top clinton in new york? >> people are very angry across the country. what's interesting about the trump loss this evening is people are a little bit less angry in wisconsin, more rational. in new york, i would bet that bernie sanders is going to do a lot better than people think. among the same groups he's done

you. >> hank thank you, sue, inexcuse annual lack of sportsmanship and moan p monda monday's loss serves them right and the off season think about what they do wrong. off season was one day away shot through plenty of traffic out there and beats braden ho holfy and powder play to a 1-0 lead and second period. another fwlaingt deep andrew mcdonald's flyers down in front 2-10. third, matt's shot stopped here t. j. oche back hands it pact former cap goalie norway fwort bring deficit to one. series goes back to verizon center game five friday night. >> full credit to them we didn't quick it and you know we got to do a job back home. >> it won't be easy obviously. you won't win every series. >> there you have. it all right nats and marlins top of first ryan zimmerman after last night's homer runner on two out base hit to fwap and anthony ran don't off for first chug around third and will try to score and not it time. and marlins cuts down to third still 1-0 nats and top of third crush this breaking ball toll deep center over the extended glow. witcher joe ross will lead due to this. scores on

here.t know what happened there we go. .hank you, matt , i will spare you the raw figures. it comes from the statistics maintained by the police department. looking at it, i was able to draw some conclusions. there are sources out there we toe not yet tapped in trying respond to the chicano movement. theaven't focused much on segregation structure we were dealing with. this is a diagram of part two. it shows class differentiation. we are using this to illustrate again the influence of class and gender within the chicano movement. what i get away from what i want to say in terms of an insight is doodling is very important. relationshipse between the various people or organizations, whatever you most of important -- these never appeared in prison. this is background thinking. this is one diagram that didn't make it into print. it's a way to clarify what your argument is. i carry around an analytical framework in my head. it is split up in terms of individual organization and communities. you could go on to the society, nation, whatever. keeping that analytical framework in mi

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success but lately high net worth individuals are starting a new trend when exploring the high seas. .hank youning us, polly before we get into the economics we better establish what is a superyacht. ,olly: anything over 30 meters about 78 feet. they tend to be jampacked with everything you could possibly want to do. you have to have water toys, the best in technology, the finest kitchen. the superyacht is a large and well equipped yacht. mark: if i am super rich live at i bother renting one when i can buy one ? polly: you will spend about 10% of what the yacht is actually worth taking care of it so if you have 180 foot yacht that is almost $5 million a year. you really have to love yachts in order to do that. for some people, they just don't want to deal with it all the time. they only really want a yacht maybe two weeks out of the year and if you have $30 million in the bank it's not unreasonable to spend $190,000. betty: that sounds practical. how do you do this? thetact yard chartering company and there are a lot of different firms and if you own your own yacht you are going to the same fi

coming up this half hour, tom hank -- do you need any scratching? there you go. goodness. ng. tom hoianks needs another scrat. tom hanks, that's why we love him -- >> everybody join in. >> yes. >> his new movie it a salesman's life-changing tripoli s-- trip o saudi arabia. . time to show of the morning's headlines. "the new york times" reports donald trump's cessna jet is grounded. its registration expired january 31st. trump criss-crossed the country in the plane over the past several months. a campaign spokeswoman says the renewal process is almost complete. >> thank goodness. >> registering an aircraft cost about $5. >>> safety ropts a warning from chinese -- reports on a warning to chinese officials that comes in a comic strip poster. it tells the story of a civil servant who dates a handsome, romantic boyfriend. he convinces her to give him internal files. it ends with a warning that crimes endangering national security can land someone in jail. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on a snapchat controversy. yesterday the messaging app released a lens that alters selfie

technology that connects you to the people and places that matter. lou: joining us mike and hankg at something remarkable. you are watching this steb ams oestablishments of both parties say you have to deal with way it is, supe superdelegates are here to stay, rigged. and corrupt, but that is the way we do business. >> both parties are in trouble, they are losing constituent see, they have losing idea call reason, there no constraints, elites don't want to give up the power they have. >> fascinating to see elites be so tone deaf, they don't hear when the american people are screaming, i interviewed reince priebus this morning on radio show, he said, listen, these are the rules, it our job to educate inch on the rules, i said mr. chairman, do you not hear the people are fed up. >> you are being kind. i think they are elite liars, they want to control what they have, they don't want to give it up, and they don't want to cede anything to more great unwashed. lou: the question is, are people angry enough to say, you know, the hell with you. >> they will walk. they will walk away. lou

is how they do it, they walk, if they say i will never voting for this party again, i think you are right, hanks are saying this, this how they blow up infrastructure snoor yo. lou: are you kidding me, if you say people don't vote for trump, or cruz, i mean that is a last shot to blow it up. >> not voting is a vote. not voting is a decision. >> a vote for liberal justice, on the supreme court. >> right. >> a vote for continuation of the disastrous policies of. >> against sanity of life. >> let's be clear. vote has to be for whom? to make it change, there is one disrupter in my opinion in this race. who would you say that one disrupter is? >> or two. >> i think trump is and also cruz for different reasons, kasich is the establishment. >> but cruz -- >> in 4th place in a 3 man race,. >> if cruz is get in midwest, and make job arguments that work. >> people have enough, the story of the insurgent. lou: i think they are protecting the orthodoxy, the stand status quo, and policies that have been in place 40 years,. 19 trillion dollars, a shrinking medal -- middle class since 1970s people saying they

we'll see you tomorrow on "cbs this morning." any last words, mr. hanks? lind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> good morning, i'm jim done von. it is a bus you day for presidential candidates a head of next tuesday's pennsylvania primary. bernie sanders starts his day with the town hall in scranton and then campaigns in reading. will be in oaks, montgomery county later today. >>> bill clinton campaigns for his wife today in harrisburg. of the g.o.p. side donald trump is in harrisburg tonight and john case nick media, delaware county. let's check with katie for a look the a the forecast. >> forecast is beautiful. we have got sunshine, bright blue sky, nice warm very comfortable outside, little breeze which time here today, it is already a tad breezy and if you you look closely at western portion of the screen here out toward state capitol of harrisburg a few clouds starting to filter in. that will take place later today for us. forty-eight is current temperature meanwhile at the airport at 52 in trenton

hank you. deir what happens if this strategy works? thatto say cruz, plu kasich, exceeds trump? >> it's a not into happen. ths just their last desperate attempt. actually, to keep themselv both othem relevant, and out in the public eye, mean, this is, this is their st chance to try to, try to smr. trump it is not going to happen. hecompletely unstoppable. and american pple are going out and voting and their voice ei heard. i mean will of the pe is being hearbecause they're vovoting and we willee that morrow in esday's primary. deirdre: so, tara, i have e tosk you particed in "the appntice." what do people n know, that is to sou had a lot of access to donald trump, you workewith him closy, what do people not know? the i'm talking abouople who saw that show,ollowed it and every single voter in the s., what iit if you had to say o one thing that's importa ize about him? >> that's great question. thank you for asking. and is that mr. tmp is actually a very,y nice man. he is sur generous. he caresut people. he loves people. and he helps people. theverage layperson all the way up to v

do you meet with hank williams jr. to ask him about his dad and study him? how do you go about doing something like this? >> hank jr. i think it's a very sensitive time for him. and he knew about the film. i actually met his sister, who's not by the same -- it's not his full sister. >> jimmy: i see. >> and i met his daughter holly. >> jimmy: yes. she's great, holly, by the way. she's a great musician. and they approved of your performance, i assume? >> it's all good. holly was really sweet. she wrote me an e-mail. and i think she's really proud of it. and she feels like i did -- i did him proud. >> jimmy: is that intimidating, to get up there and to sing and to have to learn to sing like really a national treasure? >> yeah. i take the responsibility seriously. i knew as a british actor going in to play, you know, such a loved icon of american music i had to kind of -- >> jimmy: because we'll shoot you or something if you don't. [ laughter ] we'd go crazy. >> i was very dedicated. i went down to nashville and i lived with a musician called rodney crowell. >> j

hank azaria! (cheers and applause) welcome. >> thank you. this is a very nice theater. >> stephen: very lucky to be here. >> you are very lucky to be here. >> stephen: i'm lucky to have you. i'm a big fan. everybody knows you from the simpsons, apu and moe. you're also season four ray donovan, congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> stephen: and the hits keep on coming. you're also in "dry powder" at the public theater with our friend john cree john krasinski. >> the mayor of hollywood, pretty much. >> stephen: seems like a very nice guy. >> he's a lovely man. >> stephen: he is a very nice guy. he's a very lovely man. >> stephen: yes, you seem like a lovely man, too. >> i get a little cranky, sometimes, too. >> stephen: i was told before you came out here it was your birthday, happy birthday. >> it was, yes (cheers and applause) >> stephen: gig big number? yeah. >> stephen: 50? 51? >> it's the deck of cards. the amount in a deck of cards. >> stephen: 52 pick up, okay. how do you feel about getting a little bit older? >> ah, you know, it's

tony, great to see you. hank, good to see you. ed rollins, thank you, gentlemen.u tomorrow on the fox business network 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. eastern. join us. back in a moment on fox. >>> on our buzz meter, the campaign runs smack into the new york press corps as donald trump tries to bounce back in his home state after losing wisconsin. and ted cruz gets a bronx cheer. >> you know, lying ted cruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values, like we're no good. >> ted, this obviously was said. we know what you meant. new yorkers are taking it a different way. deal with it head on. when you saw this, what did you make of that? >> i laughed out loud. i have never been popular with left wing journalists or tabloids. and,

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you to do this for a living, i don't know why! >> mom had a problem with that one. >> stephen: hank, thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasureng something at tufts university. >> i'm commentsment speaker. that was my alma mater. >> stephen: a great honor! yes. >> stephen: do you have any preview? a message to the kids? >> i remember being bored to tears by my commencement speaker. so i think i'm going to give them advice as simpsons characters. can i try? >> stephen: please. i think chief wiggum will tell them -- kids, alwayso bay the law, and if you don'to bay the law, don't get caught. if you do get caught and you notice the officer is overweight, don't run. yeah, it's unhealthy for the officer. you can have a stroke or -- one time i fell on my egun and it didn't go off, but i had a very strange bruise on my hip. > maybe i should stop earlier in the joke. >> stephen: no, give the kids the bit were the sweet, that's all of life. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: "dry powder" in the public theater. the great hank azaria, everybody, we'll be right back! (cheers and applause) ♪ ...it's a celebration o