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tonight, a conversation with ethan hawke. his movie, before midnight, connects audiences with a character we first met in a movie called before sunrise. then again, before sunset. this is our tenth anniversary season and believe it or not, we believe tomorrow is the 2000 episode so we are continuing to introduce you to folks that make this program possible. has been with me since the beginning of the show a decade ago and she keeps things running smoothly. they see karen first and i can't tell you how important it is to have viewed as the right person people see, so i am delighted the have you as part of our team. >> thank you for the warm introduction. i want to say i am so grateful for these past 10 years. our first 10 years together on pbs and i am looking forward to the next 10 when we get to celebrate your 4000 shoved together. ether.ws tog tavis: i will stay if you stay. she has a wonderful husband named richard. she has never called me anything but mr. smiley. >> a conversation with ethan hawke, coming up right now. >>

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the person who posted the video said this is my hawk. over the winter between novber and january, he occasionally put a camera on the head and set h free. this is abird's eyeiew of t ihe. >> oh, sweet. he went in for the attack. >> oh! >> watch out, bunny. >> that was a bunny. that's right. this hawk is a bird of prey. there's some animals that don't make it in this video. we don't see the results. we just know it's a doa. >> how do you train that hawk to come back? >> it's falconry. these birds are taught to go and come back. there's the tiny camera. >> i want a hawk now. how neat would that be? >> you could see how low it gets to the ground. look how high up it is. like, way over these fences. you're really getting an amazing bird's eye view. it's chasing another bird. >> that's like air-to-air combat right there. >> thank you for giving us a bird's eye view of the netherlands in the winter. amazing stuff. >>> a guy's doing a little engine work. what could possibly go wrong? >> he pulls what looks like the fuel line, but keep watching.

. >> a conversation with ethan hawke, coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had. he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ethan hawke has starred in movies such as training day which he earned an oscar nomination. whatever else he accomplishes, he will probably be remembered in part for the character of jesse that as part of a deeply romantic couple that moviegoers have followed for almost two decades. first, before sunrise, than before sunset. and now, before midnight. >> i knew that i might stumble on a few things that somebody over low. >> you did uncover information that the cops had overlooked. >> there are a lot of good police officers out there. getting something wrong that means ruining people's live

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today i want to give kudos to hawking for doing what most people in the us spotlight are too afraid to do but hey he is one of the most intelligent does in the world so maybe we should all take a cue. it's time to break the set. up where they're searching or anything like. the digital space of networks social media and technology have revolutionized communication and interaction worldwide however with this new age of information there's a dark side to be seized upon by governments and corporations who will always use and abuse the information so that the advancement of the filleted so much progress today have the ability to hold us back in the future it's a question addressed by my next guest in his recent book who owns the future his name is jaron lanier and although it's not a household name probably should be you see many consider him to be the father of virtual reality having quite the term is also regarded among tech circles as a futurist a wizard and a computer age philosopher and as information and technology become ever more energy wind i often wonder where the human element wi

streisand but there is one famous academic will not be in attendance cambridge university stephen hawking in a letter the organizer of the of the conference talking stated and i accepted the invitation to the conference with the intention that this would not only allow me to express my opinion on the prospects for a peace settlement but also because it would allow me to lecture on the west bank however i received a number of emails from palestinian academics their unanimous that i should respect the boycott and view of all this i must withdraw from the conference how i attended i would have stated my opinion that the policy of the present israeli government is likely to lead to disaster yet despite criticism from israeli leaders and academics hawking has come forward stating that he will be boycotting this prestigious conference to protest israel's occupation of palestine wow i wish more famous intellectuals would take such a bold stand so today i want to give kudos to hawking for doing what most people in the us spotlight are too afraid to do but hey he is one of the most intelligent doe

even steven hawking was there. >> jon: steven hawking was there.d you get a chance to spend any time with steven hawking? >> just a little bit. he doesn't talk a lot. (laughter). >> jon: but is everything that he types grand and -- does he feel that -- like, do you think he feels the pressure like at a cocktail party he could never say, like, so what's up? like he -- he would have to say something profound every time do you think? >> i think maybe maybe ten, 15 years ago. >> jon: now he's -- >> now he's cool. (laughter). >> jon: just hanging out at a party. >> right, he's -- he's used to it now. >> jon: what is it like at a physicist's party? (laughter) how early does it end? >> they can go for a while. they're -- they're an interesting group of people because if you engage them in conversation they're -- they think you're sharp. >> jon: they will? >> oh, yeah. >> jon: do you understand certain concepts of physics that allows you to carry the conversation? >> i absolutely do. >> jon: yeah, i don't. >> no, no, i don't understand things like string t

they would prefer a u2 product over the global hawk.the central ranges are longer as well which is beneficial particularly when you're doing indications in the warning and near a border that you can't cross to overflight target areas. .. >> twenty-four hours a day, 1200 nautical mile range to only 400 for the u2. and its operational costs are 19% lower than the u2. and a global process is declining with the u2 costs are increasing. we will repeat that. i'm not going to get repetitive in the hearing, but i do think that it is an issue that needs continue to be addressed because the committee as a consensus that we need to be consistent with the authorizing committee. just one other area. this aoi this system with the f-35, i'm told that we need to pay for seven contractors for, per squadron. and that's not affordable. can you share with us why you feel that, that that's absolute necessary to have the seven contractors with each f-35 squadron for this information system? >> sir, i don't have a specific data on contractor support for ails

key penalty is the black hawk's michael froike. he takes advantage, beats jimmy howard on the back ender. that's the game winner. black hawks win 4-3. they tie the series and force a game seven in chicago. no major upsets at the french open today, but a pretty funny and memorable moment involving sergei strokovsky. he takes out his eye phone and tweets a photo. not sure what that is going to do, but pretty originalnyway. the umpire wasn't amused and he lost his match in straight sets. just enough time to tell you duke is the king of college lacrosse. a flag unfurled at lincoln financial field. they take the lead for good on that goal by josh ofett. duke wins 16-10 and it is their second title in the last four years and so the as and the giants will play again at the coliseum and two at at&t park. >> the bay series continues. goodnight everybody. see you tomorrow! [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butt

the black hawks have been the best road team in hockey this season the hawks have been the best road team in hockey this season and hopefully that trend will continue tonight. the blackhawks travel to detroit for game three with the series tied at one. the hawks have only lost twice at joe louis arena in the last four years. we'll have more in sports just ahead! there's only one winning ticket for the richest powerball jackpot in u-s history but we don't know yet who's got it. the winning ticket to that 590 million dollar jackpot was sold at a publix supermarket in zephyrhills, florida. a suburb of tampa. whoever holds the ticket has 60 days to claim the prize and show up at florida lottery headquarters in tallahassee to collect. the winner can take an immediate cash payout of 377 million after taxes.. or a smaller payout now, followed by annual payouts over the next 29 years. just ahead, back in the air. boeing's dreamliner seven-87 returns to the sky and the first flight includes a stop here in chicago. and later, why consumer watchdogs say some sunscreen labels may be misleading.

while we admire professor hawking for his theory about black holes, i'm afraid he's gone into a blackall his own. >> all right. steve? >> this week the dow jones industrial average hit 15,000 for the first time ever. paul, that is great news for investors. it's also a real tribute to the men and women who run american companies large and small. during a recession, american businesses became lean, mean fighting machines, they cut their waste, they became much more efficient, they deleveraged. wouldn't it be a wonderful thing, paul, if american government could become one half as efficient as american businesses are? >> all right. thanks. i sure hope it lasts. >>> and remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us at jer@foxnews.com. follow us on twitter at je jeronfnc. thanks to panel. hope to see you right here next week. >>> big stories getting coverage this week -- in cleveland, three young women kidnapped and held captive for more than ten years discovered and freed. the man responsible captured and charged. >>> in phoenix, a 4-month-long murder trial was lurid --

. >> red hawks? >> a bird. >> but it has no significance. >> there's no meaning behind it. >> okay, just trying. [ laughter ] >> there's the eagles. >> you don't want the eagles. >> these are the nick -- >> ravens.>> >> the red hawks okay tony. >> red hawks. i started that one. >> tony, i like it. wouldn't it be great if i renamed the team.he >> we'll make t a resolution.olt >> we've deemed them the red hawks. >> in all seriousness i like it. >> thank you, sarah. >> rail service will be extended for any caps game extended past 11:00 p.m. they can take trains through 12:45 a.m. a there's an announcement at the verizon center on the night that extended service is offered onn those nights. >> members of montgomeryry county's executive office will appear to discuss the status off silver spring transit center. the $120 million project has been delayed by construction problems and cost increases. council members are calling on c the county's expect general to investigate the problems.e the center was suppo

maybe, kidnapping thriller with ethan hawke, maybe draws a little bit of surprise. it's not a big- budgeted film. warner bros. is really going to be watching "man of steel," "pacific rim," and "great gatsby" to see if some jobs are going to be saved at warner bros. this year. - it could be a long, hot summer. - it could be. - thank you erik. have a good weekend. - thank you, you too. coming up, paper, scissors, rock: which category makes for the best investment. find out in chart talk.

the other novel pedestrian signal is called a hawk. a high end tensity activated crosswalk and cal transity is thinking about putting this on holt build. but you see it's in -- it's called i micky mouse formation instead of a traffic signal and that's because this is how it works. it rest on dark and in california if you approach it in dark, you're supposed to approach it. it goes yellow and solid yellow and red and that's when the pedestrian gets the walk. so the pedestrian walks across the street and then as the pedestrian gets the flashing hand, the driver gets a wig wag where the top two alternate flashing red and it goes back to dark and the pedestrian has a solid hand. so these are filling a gap which is that on mult island streets like, when you want to mark a crosswalk, you have to meet a number of requirements in order to put a full signal there. and a lot of those requirements are based on the number of pedestrian that you have crossing the street. and you know, it's almost like deciding where you're going to build a bridge b

it's hawke's personal life that sometimes brought the most attention.ning divorce from uma thurman and remarriage to a woman who briefly worked as the family's nanny. all that material and emotional depth they bring to their onscreen characters. >> i can't keep living like this. >> reporter: part of that showing the consequences of following your dreams. in this case, jesse sending his son back to his ex-wife in the states after a summer custody visit. >> see, i told you this greece thing was going to be great. >> and it was. >> i love you, pal. >> i love you too, dad. >> reporter: an emotion hawke knows all too well. >> one of the most painful moments of my life, every year, every year after the summer, because the summer if you are a dad you finally get some big bulk time. and, is the end of the summer approaches, this, this, it is like a rain cloud build up. it's, it's like picking off a scab and watching it bleed again every time. >> reporter: fans hope that "before midnight" isn't the end of jesse and celine's love story. >> we met 18 years ago, so

and his unconventional monetary policy we decided that he was in fact a hawk meaning that he tends to be more cautious about money printing exactly and again this is on a relative basis because we are talking about fed officials here so some of them have to be hawks and some of them most of them are actually dubs but turning it back to you right well we have a few we're names to get to today and we're going to start with eric rosengren he is the president of the boston fed exactly eric rosengren is currently a voting member of the federal open market committee or a forum see the regional food bank presidents wrote. as voting members so there are five voting and five non-voting alternatives in any given year and new york by the way is a permanent voting member because they're the ones who are actually doing all the fed's buying and selling of bonds anyways back to eric rosengren he's been a career boston fed up for a beginning in one thousand nine hundred five and to his voting record we were unable to find a single instance of him voting against a monetary easing not once. over two th

>> hawk: oh, sure. his story is consistent with the testimony of...her prisoners in every respect. >> cooper: there's also physical evidence he carries around with him to this day. the tip of his finger is missing. he says it was chopped off as punishment when he accidentally broke a machine in a prison factory. he also has serious scars on his back, stomach and ankles, which he was willing to show us but embarrassed to show on camera. he says he received those wounds here, in an underground torture center. he was tortured because his mother and older brother were accused of trying to escape. he was just 13 years old at the time. did they think that you were involved in the escape? >> shin: i'm sure they did. >> cooper: how did they torture you? >> shin: they hung me by the ankles. and they tortured me with fire. and from the scars that i have, the wounds on my body, i think they couldn't have done more to me. >> cooper: shin says he tried to convince his interrogators he wasn't part of the escape plot. he didn't know if they believed him until one da

the hawks had just 5 shots on goal in the 2nd... period... jonathan ericson the long pass to johan franzen and he comes in all alone to make it 3-1.... the wings add one more... the final was 4-1... the series now even at a game apiece... one of the keys today... henrick zetterberg was able to nuetralize jonathan taves.. sot >> and the last game we played a smarter defense, keeping out of the dangerous area, >> we should all takes responsibility that we have to be much better, our game was way off. >> after the first game we probably thought it was going to be an easy series. we had a lot of confidence but a very good team. they want a battle and they want to prove themselves even more than they have already. it is by no means going to be an easy series. >> baseball now and things looking a bit brigther for the cubs ...they have won 7 of their last 11... and there will be getting matt garza back on tuesday...he returns from the dl after being shelved in spring training. the cubs took care of the mets at wrigley. despite a bleacher f

government is likely to lead to disaster yet despite criticism from israeli leaders and academics hawking has come forward stating that he will be boycotting this prestigious conference to protest israel's occupation of palestine wow i wish more famous intellectuals would take such a bold stand so today i want to give kudos to hawking for doing what most people in the us spotlight are too afraid to do but hey he is one of the most intelligent does in the world so maybe we should all take a cue. it's time to break the set. of. ever seen anything like. the digital space of networks social media and technology have revolutionized communication and interaction worldwide however with this new age of information there's a dark side to be seized upon by governments and corporations who will always use and abuse the information so the advancements that a facility did so much progress today have the ability to hold us back in the future it's a question addressed by my next guest in his recent book who owns the future his name is jaron lanier and although it's not a household name probably should b

or a job and just to be clear of hawk or relative terms because these are central bankers after all so bear with us. so i guess let's get started we only have time for maybe one or two here we're going to start with richard fisher and he has traveled in the lead circles for vice chairman of henry kissinger's consulting firm to bush family bankers brown brothers harriman and he was even once assistant treasury secretary under carter but since two thousand and five he's headed the dells and just before q.e. two was launched in two thousand and ten two thousand and ten he actually said quote in my darkest moments i have begun to wonder if the monetary come a day should we have already engineered might be working in the wrong places so wrong places indeed pressure became a voting member two thousand and eleven he voted against some key language that year since then he has not been putting member of his speeches were closely monitored and today he delivered a very colorful speech titled enter fiscal policy oyo he said the current chairman ben bernanke he took the wheel at the fed just as

hawks strike first. he gets a rebound and doesn't miss. 1-0 chicago.4-1 red wings still lead the series 3-2. >> and gregory campbell had two goals for the bruins. bruins andguins are a step closer to the cup. >> and commanding lead over the grizzlies. memphis blew a lead. griss with a chance to win it. he can't get it to go and we go to overtime where it was all spurs. tony parker, two of his 26. spurs take a commanding series lead 104-93 the final. >> let's tee it up drawn plaza invitational. in the hunt. shot a 66. that is birdie. four way tie for second at ten under. second shot, on 13, limps out and 11 under the tournament and heading into tomorrow's final round. and senior pga championship, ken any n any perry pulling away from the pack. terrible shot. wait, for eagle. he has two-shot lead heading into the final round. >> and facing dallas, he got a cut back. with his left foot. second goal of the year. he drops to 3-7-4 and with a loss. and heading to the championships on tuesday. we'll have more coming up at 11:00. >> and most important comic bo

so today i want to give kudos to hawking for doing what most people in the us spotlight are too afraid to do but hey he is one of the most intelligent does in the world so maybe we should all take a cue. it's time to break the set. or the to. do you ever seen anything like. the digital space of networks social media and technology have revolutionized communication and interaction worldwide however.

steven hawking well known physicist decided to join academic boycott of israel this week.en hawking that had no calms visiting iran and china despite their well known human rights abuses. we admire for thinks theory about black holes, i'm afraid he has gone a black hole all his own. >> this week the dow jones hit 15,000 for the first time ever. paul, that is great news for investors. it's also a real tribute to the men and women who run american companies, large and small. during the recession, american businesses became lean, mean fighting machines. they cut their we've. wouldn't it be a wonderful thing paul, if american government could become one-half as efficient as american businesses are. >> paul: i sure hope it lasts. [ laughter ] >> if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at foxnews.com and be sure and follow us on twitter. that is it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. especially to all of you for watching. jeronfnc. thanks to panel. hope to see you right here next week. >>> big stories getting coverage this week -- in cleveland, three young women ki

the global hawk operational costs are declining while the u2 are increasing. i'm not going to get competitive in the hearing here but i do think it is an issue that needs to continue to be addressed because the committee has a consensus and it's consistent with the authorizing committee i might also say. just one other area. the al is system with the f-35, i am told that we need to pay for seven contractors for per squadron and that's not affordable. can you share with us why you feel that is absolutely necessary to have the seven contractors with each f-35 squadron for this system? >> sir, i don't have the specific data on contractor support for alis but i would be happy to get that for you. alis is very important part as logistics management system and support system for this aircraft and it will be use with international partners as well. it is a big program and has lots of management potential and we are trying to get the cost down on that program. by itself it would be a program that is quite significant so we are working to get the cost down on alis and

censors than the global hawk. the contractor has offered to do it for the air force for a fixed rice of $75 million to put the u2 sensors under the global hawk yet the air force hasn't responded. ow i've got pages of data here comparing the two programs. they are pretty conclusive that the committee was right and the air force continues to insist on an ircraft that is largely outdated but i suspect it is because it is piloted and there's an understandable bias. but this committee, not only one, expects you to do what is instructed. two, to take advantage of the progress of technology so that we have the largest range and we can most effectively present this information to the people in the field. given you a few minutes to construct a response general do you want to do so? >> thank you, congressman. let me try to keep this in order. the cost is based on the platforms. i believe the cost is the same. the difference is how we use the two. the u2 is a great example. we put it closer to where the i.v. track is going t

. >> jimmy kimmle live is next with ethan hawke. >> musical guest 30 seconds to mars. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- ethan hawke -- the bachelorette, desiree hartsock -- episode two of "the baby bachelor" -- and music from thirty seconds to mars -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]