harvey weinstein is here to give us one of them.ammy-winning artist with music from this album that comes out march 20th. it's called "the mf life." melanie fiona from the bud light stage. tomorrow night we'll be joined by a new member of the cast of "dancing with the stars," which will be announced tomorrow morning on "good morning america." and we don't know who it will be yet but we'll find out. and we'll have music from mat kearney. and later this week ed helms, joan rivers, leslie bibb, music from wallpaper and nicki minaj. so, join us for those. if you missed our after the academy awards special last night, you can see a special rebroadcast of it in primetime on thursday night at 9:00. we have oprah and more new behind-the-scenes footage from "movie: the movie." that's this thursday night at 9:00 here on abc. also, more importantly, i have a new family member i want to announce. i want to congratulate my brother, jon, and his wife, carly, on the birth of their new baby beatrix, beatrix kimmel. they're calling her trixie, which

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alex who you saw in the clip being horribly bullied went himself with harvey weinstein to appeal beforeheir board. he spoke incredibly movingly. he said, what you're effectively saying is that i can't see my own life. and others can't see what they see every day. i don't know what the hang-up is. i wish i did because i could speak to that. it seeps thms that it's arbitrad mysterio mysterious. we're hoping that will change. >> without diluting the message, the reality of what it is, how brutal it is to be bullied, involving the families from the students, everyone's perspective, is there a way in which to appease both? the motion picture association, to whether it be to bleep out or cloud some of the language but still get the message across so that a larger movie-going audience, in your view, can see and appreciate this film? >> that's a great question. we're still exploring that. i know that the families in the film have said please don't edit the movie. it's easy to say we can just bleep it or we can cut it, but what that really is doing is it's minimizing the experience of bullying.

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were rich people taking advantage of the free food including richard branson warren buffet and harvey weinstein both made pier rances. they also both donated big bucks to the president's reelection campaign. at the end of the nate the president and the prime minister toasted each other. >>> when we met two years ago we exchanged beers from our home town. one news story said david cameron and barack obama cemented their relationship by hitting the bottle. >> you don't get to choose the leaders you have to work with. all i can say is it is a pleasure to work with someone with moral strength, with clear reason and with fundamental decency. >> last night's first course was crisped halibut with potato crust followed by spring garden lettuces with shallot dressing and shaved breakfast rad dish. red wine reduction and french beans. dessert warm mired lemon pudding. there was wine paired with the course but we don't know which ones. >> i wouldn't know what to do with a shaved rad dish. >>> that was your 5 at 5. israeli air forces bombed the gaza strip. it was targeting a rocket launching site and a ter

i asked harvey weinstein, why he decided to do this project.e he was once rated one of the ten worst bosses because of his temper, and his tough nature. that was something he was not proud of. so he says this movie is a little redemptive for him. he's also a dad. he haus four daughters, two of whom are teenagers, so this is an issue he's very familiar with and it's very real for him. >> it seems like there should be a simple answer in there someplaceisms hopefully they can reach a compromise. because in particularly in schools, because everybody says, you know, this can have a huge impact. when it comes to the debate over bullies. thanks so much, lisa. >>> new e-mails obtained show just how attached bashir assad and his family are detached, including one racy message from a female aide. >>> plus chilling acts caught on tape, a 3-year-old thrown from a carnival ride. lling to tell me you're giving me the silent treatment? ummm, yeah. jen, this is like the eighth time you've called... no, it's fine, my family has free unlimited mobile-to-any-mobi

coming up, america's epidemic of bullying on what harvey weinstein is doing about it. >>> how can i help guys? >> my voice is shaking. i'm very upset. i'm upset enough i don't want him to ride the bus anymore. >> get your ass off my book bag. >> move! move! if they're out of your care, they're in someone else's, who is just as capable of you of keeping them safe. and i don't feel like that. >> statistics are absolutely shocking. some 13 million american kids will be bullied this year. 160,000 kids stay home from school every day because of fear of bullying. and bullying victims are up to nine times more likely to consider suicide than nonvictims. the documentary "bully" is an attempt to finally do something about it. joining me now is harvey weistein. harvey, i can almost see the steam blasting out of your ears because the npaa want to give this movie an "r" rating. why make a movie about bullying if the kids that really need to see it will be deterred. >> that's right, pier, is you've been a champion on this cause. when i appeared before the npaa i brought alex libby, who is one of the

. >> reporter: producer harvey weinstein says making teens watch the movie with adults will not have so desperately needed. >> when kids see the movie themselves, they react in a way that's all of a sudden it's uncool to be a bully. >> reporter: now giving new steam to the drive to lower the rating to pg13 is michigan high school senior katie barrett who was bullied herself. >> they pushed my into lockers or into walls and one day they ended up slamming my hand in my locker and they broke my finger. >> reporter: she started a petition on change.org which already has more than 200,000 signatures. there's a screening going on right now with the motion picture association. they've invited educators to come and watch it to try to create change and get people talking about it, but katie barrett who started that petition is also there and so are hirsch and weinstein and they tell me that they are going to keep fighting that rating in hopes of bringing it down to pg13. >> whether they do that or not, it sounds like it's something worth seeing even if the kids are watching it with an adult.

this is a good year for harvey weinstein. >> i think you're right.n. >> that's right. >> the movies, not so bad. >> not too shabby. it was one of the ugliest moments of the civil rights era. bill plante, who covered civil rights in the '60s, takes us back to selma, alabama, 47 years after a terrible clash between protesters and police. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by prudential. solving financial challenges for 135 years. prudential, bring your challenges. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ >>> in march of 1965, cbs news cameras rode along with schoolchildren in alabama during a legendary moment in the civil rights movement. >> on sunday, people gathered on selma's edmund pettus bridge for the anniversary of a brutal showdown there between the protesters and police. senior white house correspondent bill plante who covered the civil rights movement returned to selma yesterday. >> the remembrance of bloody sunday is a celebration now. but 47 years ago, the violence of that day shocked the nation. >> you are ordered t

harvey weinstein will be with us. about his fight to remove an r rating from his new bullying documentary. will take a closer look about why it got the rating. they say while others think it must be more of a pg-13 film also president of, now the underdog in the 2012 race? will asked his senior adviser how he feels about that claim also will talk about rising gas prices. and an inside look for you about last night's lavish state dinner. charlie rose made the list. he was there. a looking- in. >>> to the first lady of course how the when steam was also there is a will get a little inside scoop. >>> who do have an your bracket? >>> i'm going unorthodox. i do it based on the heart. so i'm going with the underdog of harvard today but who i have to take it all is ideal. they had a great season last year was 12 and 29 to 25 1/8 to cody seller quite a kid. quite a family. i played right into your strength. >>> union all but indiana very good. >>> and now at talking points. still impress american help. >>> take indiana very d

>> i would just like to be a fly on the wall and then i could try to find food in harvey weinstein's beer. >> i love it. directly ahead, we have a stunning admission about liberal bias from a prominent editor in the main stream media. who said it? what did he admit? back with that answer in moments and more intriguing things. don't forget to e-mail us at the fife at foxnews.com. >> i think you're happy today. >> i can't wait ! [♪...] >> announcer: bank robbery certainly is a frightening crime. after all, bank robbers stole $43 million in one year. but identity thieves? try 37 billion! and guess how identity thieves are getting some of that money. by taking over our bank accounts. they may not even need your social security number anymore. all an identity thief may need are a couple of simple pieces of information, like your mother's maiden name or the city you were born in, and they could add their name onto your bank accounts in order to make your money their money. you need help. [whoosh, clang] you need lifelock-- the only identity theft protection company that now monitors bank a

>> i would just like to be a fly on the wall and then i could try to find food in harvey weinstein's beer. >> i love it. directly ahead, we have a stunning admission about liberal bias from a prominent editor in the main stream media. who said it? what did he admit? back with that answer in moments and more intriguing things. don't forget to e-mail us at the fife at foxnews.com. >> i think you're happy today. >> i can't wait ! >> welcome back. it should come as no surprise to smart fox viewers like yourself that there is a strong liberal bias in the main stream media. newsweek goes out of its way to impugne conservatives. msnbs line - up is a wash with progressive bias. but rarely do we get an on camera admission by the leftist kabul as explicit as this. >> our reporters bias. there is to doubt that i've worked at the "wall street journal," the "washington post," worked here at politico and if i had to guess, if you put all the reporters on truth serum, most of them vote democratic. >> wait, did the head honcho at politico just admit that most reporters he knows votes democrat? play

the coach of my son's little league baseball team's named daniel glasser, who works with harvey weinsteinonths ago. and we've been trying to figure out a way, me, myself, and harvey, a way to do business together. he said, i have a film that you should get involved with. it's not something you do for money. it's something you do out of love. >> jimmy: he tells that to everybody -- yeah. i think he says that to everybody. we'll see with the next one. [ laughter ] >> well, it worked. it worked because i watched this movie. and this movie truly blew me away. i lot of you guys don't know this. i had a dream i was an aspiring football player. i broke my leg the last day of football camp my senior year. and my dreams were deferred. when you're playing good, you're playing good in high school, everybody's on you. you're the cream of the crop. you know, the coaches is your best friend. as soon as you get hurt, nobody's speaking to you. there's something about this coach. this coach, bill courtney -- >> jimmy: he's a great guy. >> a great coach. a great guy. it's about this team in north memphis.

at the oscars harvey weinstein, the big rich guy, stein.e's approached the singer asking her to star in a billy elliot-style movie. weinstein -- is that what we said stein? he was talk to be perry about a project and possible role in the film. the movie would be about british opera singer paul pots. perry would play pots' wife. okay. >> what'd you say? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >>> the author of the widely popular trilogy "the hunger games" is giving two thumbs up to the upcoming movies. suzanne collins wrote on the "the hunger games" facebook page that she was quote really happy with the movie. she says jennifer lawrence is extraordinary at the young heroine katniss. >>> coming up in just a moment, annie yu celebrating texas independence day. >> she's taking us to a barbecue joint for a little bit of fun and the two step. ♪ . >>> and more newsic, 15-year- old jack -- music, 15-year-old jackson guthy is in town for a show tonight but first he has stopped by the studios to talk about his debut cd and to perform for us, we'll be right bac

the cofounder was at the dinner last night with her husband harvey weinstein. however, they didn't know the first lady would be wearing one of chapman's designs. as for her jewelry, mrs. obama's elaborate multi strand statement necklace was created by the irish born designer tom binz. the prime minister's wife samantha cameron also selected a shade of blue for the evening. her gown is from the london based designer rich. markaza are red carpet regularings. the stunning number sandra bullock wore in 2010 when she won the oscar for best actress is also from markaza. >>> the dinner theme was america's back yard. but the menu may not conjure up memories of your last back yard barbecue. no ribs here. the first course featured halibut with brussel sprouts and bacon. the main course was bison wellington with french beans and onion and for desert warm steamed pudding with idaho huckleberry sauce and newton pippen animals. >> don't you have bison every night? i do. >> bison wellington no less. >> it is good. some of the ingredients we should note came from the white hou

dinner starting with sir richard branson, also warren buffett, george clooney, rory mcilroy and harvey weinsteine bouncing around on that austerity issue. thank you very much. i've got a few other key headlines tonight. a group of activist investors from the afl/cio labor union trying to force warren buffett to say who he chose as his successor. did cut its outlook from negative to stable. that's the outlook. u.s. trade deficit reaches the biggest balance in three years now sits at $473 billion up 15% in the last three months of 2011 alone. >>> hbo meanwhile has canceled the horse racing show "luck" after a third horse died on the set. >>> reynolds american, the second largest american tobacco company plans to lay off 10% of the workforce at the end of 2014. >>> and scary moments in japan. the same area hit by last year's quake and tsunami was hit again last night with a series of earthquakes. luckily this time no major damage was reported. >>> a new report says americans are installing solar energy systems at twice the rate of last year. the 20% drop in prices and oversupply of solar panels fro

. >> and the commander in chief is pitching hollywood mega producer harvey weinstein at the fund-raiserek he recommended that he read a book -- that a book he read be made into a movie. weinstein told a british newspaper, i can't tell you the title but it was a spy novel. i sent him an e-mail back saying, he was the most overqualified book scout i've ever had. >>> and starting today, newt gingrich is going to get secret service protection. mitt romney and rick santorum already have a detail. >>> and sarah palin voted yesterday in alaska and in the end she went for happy. >> to be perfectly honest with you and candid, not being political, i will let you know i voted for the cheerful one, newt gingrich, because i believe he's spot on on his energy policy, understanding that the price of a barrel of oil doesn't just affect gasoline in our car, but every petroleum product, increases costs with the price of oil going up. >> well, sarah palin aside, this is going to be yet again a year where the women voters are of key importance. we'll tell you about it. real th. nature valley trail mix bars

times says producer harvey weinstein will release his documentary move.g battle to get it changed from r to pg. some theaters may not show it without the rating. >> did you ever get a speeding ticket? three tickets within one hour? >> nope. >> these good to news. our affiliates say it happened to one woman over the weekend. she was rushing to her sick mother. she had no idea she was speeding. twice, police say, she was going ore 100 miles an hour. >>> and the"the huffington post that we're all obsessed with. an easter egg hunt was canceled due to so-called bad parents. last year eggs were left in the field. overly aggressive parents jumped the rope to make sure their kids got the egg. some never got a shot. i think those parents need a time-out. >> parents behaving badly. >>> jane fonda is heading to the white house. it's about a white house servant who worked alongside pretties over 34 years, ending with ronald reagan. liam neeson may play lynn don johnson. john cusack could play richard nixon. >>> speaking of first ladies, michelle obama arranged quite

in a story we are covering, producer harvey weinstein will release "bully" as an unrated movie.hanged. some may not show it without the rating. >>> did you ever get a speeding ticket? ever get three tickets in one hour? >> no. >> good to hear. it happened to one woman over the weekend. she says she was rushing to her sick mother, had no idea she was speeding. police say twice she was going faster than 100 miles per hour. maybe after the first time you get tipped off, i don't know. >>> and huffington post has a story we're obsessed with. easter egg hunt in old colorado city, colorado was cancelled this year due to bad behavior by helicopter parents. last year, eggs were left in an open field. some overly aggressive parents jumped a rope to make sure their children got an egg. hunt is over in seconds, kids never had a shot. parents need a timeout. >>> jane fonda headed for the white house. she will play first lady nancy reagan in the movie "the butler." it is about a white house servant that worked with the president. liam neeson may play lyndon johnson. john cusack nixon. >>> mic

legendary producer harvey weinstein says he will release a controversial document on bullying this fridaynow it is unrated. what does that mean? what will happen? >> it means it will be released. there are actually a number of films that this happens to. it is not like every film people see in the movie theaters that actually have a rating. it will say it is instead of pg-13 or r it will just say unrated. >> thank you very much. back to jack. >> question this hour is what's the future for president obama's healthcare reform law? arguments began before the supreme court today over the constitutionality of part of it. c writes from houston why is this now being addressed? it should have been addressed before the law was passed. if it is deemed unconstitutional, all i can say is what a waste of time and money. amen. gary in california, looks to me like healthcare reform is about to get re formed. the supreme court will probably rule against the mandate which will drive the need for reform version 2. our broken government will make public spectacles he debating this tough issue until we're al

harvey weinstein. ms. georgina chapman. >> i have not seen her yet.[inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible] i am very excited. >> [inaudible] >> too humble in his accomplishments. people will learn. >> i am very excited. >> [inaudible] that was a surprise. >> [inaudible] mrs. amanda barton. mr. david ajai. mrs. ashley jasmine scott. the honorable nancy ann depearl. rm jason depearl. -- mr. jason depearl. the honorable patrick f. kennedy. ms. elizabeth slope. governor o'malley. judge katie o'malley. senator richard lugar. mrs. charlene lugar. >> we have been watching the guest arrivals at the white house for the state dinner for british prime minister, at david cameron. the dinner happening on the south lawn. we continue to follow the arrivals on our web site. coming up, at 8:15, we will bring you the coast from tonight's dinner and comments from president obama and david cameron. we will also speak to marc mardell and get his perspective. all of that coming up live this evening. a day of activities for the president and prime minister, beginning with the of

some of the guests including hollywood producer harvey weinstein, editor ana wintore, along with executivesutical giant fizers, microsoft, just to name a few, more than 47 of the 360 campaign were bundlers or volunteer fund-raisers for the president's reelection efforts. according to abc news, it's estimated this group on hand last night has raised $11 million of the $250 million president obama and the democrats have raised so far for the 2012 campaign. everybody understands that campaigns require money, but is this really the right use of the white house? seriously? they folks are known as bundlers, and they're a big deal in campaign finance. federal campaign rules limit individual contributions to $2500. that's where the bundlers kick in. they go and raise big dollars from their friends and associates, bund bundle it all together and give it to the candidate. president obama also invited several donors to the state dinner of the president of south korea, sort of the what way clinton used the lincoln bedroom. it's not unusual to former president bill clinton and george w. bush also did it