tavis: "hawthorne," season 3. how much longer? >> as long as we have interesting stories and the audience tunes in. as soon as the audience does not tune in, it is over. tavis: it is called "hawthorne," and the premiers tuesday on tnt. that is our show tonight. thank you for watching. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next week with my guest j.j. abrams and talk show legend larry king. that is next week. we will see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewe

the many -- the many hats of christina hawthorne.o do so many things and be so many things. >> jimmy: this one is like the professional. >> yep. >> jimmy: this is the -- right, and this is a little casshy --. >> that's little casshy. >> jimmy: going to starbucks? >> yeah. >> jimmy: this lady goes to starbucks? >> yep. >> jimmy: gets like -- like a coffee bar, and a caramel latte. and then, this one's in a race, but this is like the nurse. the beeper. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the pager. >> the pager. and the workout chick in the pink. >> jimmy: yeah, workout over here, working out, doing all sorts of, like, zumba or -- some type of -- >> exactly. >> jimmy: in gym class. then different -- >> that's a different kind of nurse. this is the floor nurse. this is the admin nurse. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know. >> jimmy: and then you can put on the scrubs, scrubby scrubs. >> just in case i got to, you know, resuscitate someone. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] and, you know, they took the sex kitten off because i had one with a little short skirt, you kn

. >> i want to play a little clip from "hawthorne" which you play a brilliant character. then i want to ask you what your mother thinks of it. let's watch this. >> hello? [ speaking foreign language ] >> you sure you got the right number? >> i'll make this meeting with morrison quick. >> i miss you already. >> it's only been five hours. i miss you like crazy. >> all right. because i'm going to take a hot bath and i suggest you get home before it gets cold. because that's when i get out and that's when you miss out. >> oh, really. well, you just make sure you keep my side of the bed warm. okay? >> no, what's mine -- >> i mean it all happened on this show. doesn't it? explosions? pregnancies? >> attacks? yeah. >> and of course some rather steamy love scenes go on, too, i've noticed. >> yes. >> what does a certain other man in your life -- the one sitting opposite of you -- i happen to know he's ten feet away -- think of this? >> it's part of what we do. >> could i not watch my wife do a love scene. he produces this with you. right? >> yeah, he does. >> is he there in the ro

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but when you hear those prime minister hawthorne in fact the problem is not in the number of militants but in fact they constantly replace the missing numbers there are many questions about the new recruits are they a product of problems in society are only motivated by ideology what makes young men join the ranks of the militants. and what are the three women we now see are the main reasons unemployment when we honor is the situation in the republic we see that among these militants killed arrested are wanted many have a job or stirling university they were not poor are unemployed so this reason is obviously not a mean one secondly there is a religious factor but many militants come from families where the parents were abusing alcohol or were drug addicts or their parents when are we just saw this expression does not fit either they do not know the simplest canons of islam they didn't even know how to pray in the right way so again it does not fit you know if we take romanticism as a voter a chance to enter an experience and you and clandestine about him and that really exists there w

i learned those lessons at hawthorne elementary, valley park elementary, and at my home which are a very short distance from where we are standing today. because this is where my iowa roots were firmly planted. it's these iowa roots and my faith in god that guide me today. >> iowa roots. got it? let's be honest. it's hard to see bachmann winning the republican nomination, but it's easy to seeing her have a dramatic impact on the race if she can maintain that level of support in iowa. let's discuss the bachmann factor with victoria borger, jessica yellen and chip. when you see michele bachmann get in the race, we know what happened in 2008. a lot of people are looking at this race saying if she can hold iowa, what happens to minnesota governor tim pawlenty? what happens to the canadacy of the former speaker newt gingrich? what happens to lesser-known candidates like senator santora? >> she can be the front runner in iowa for six months. if that's all she does, it won't get very far. she is probably going to move on to south carolina and play like an iowa south carolina two-step which is w

but most often we stay in the hotel delouvre because that's where mark twain stayed, it's where hawthorne stayed, united states samuel b. moore stayed and it's flight the heart of... as you know, rht beside the louvre on one side an the palace royal on the over side. and we look out our window right up the avenue of the opera to the opera houses. it's exactly the view thas in the end sheets at the back of the book. >> rose: oh, ye, there you go. >> and that image is taken from a postcard that my mother brought back from paris when she was seven years old in 1907. it was in our attic. >> reporter: let me touch several bases you have talked out. number one, when you decide this when you say "i found my subject what's the next step for you? >> the form. what's the form of the book. and once i have the form and i'm ready to go... >> rose: what's formmean? >> structurethe architecture. where does it begin? how does it end? where does it end? what are you going to leave out? every work of art, painting, nothing is in it by accident and at best nothing is in the book by accident. but al what's n

[applause] i learned those lessons at hawthorne elementary, at a valley park elementary, and at my homeis a very short distance from where we're standing today. because this is where my iowa routes were firmly planted. and it is these iowa roots my faith in god that guide me today. i am is descended of generations of violence. and i know what it means to be from iowa. -- i am a descendant of generations of iowans. the values out to make iowa, and my mother called it the breadbasket of the world. and those values are the best of all of us put together, which we must recapture to secure that promise of the future. waterloo was very different five decades ago when i was here. that elementary school building was much younger then, and i have to admit, so was i. five decades ago. five decades ago when i went to those elementary schools, the halls were literally teeming with young people running up and down the halls, parents who had dreams for their children and for their future, a future with promise, and parents who wanted it filled with even more opportunities than they and my own parents

often say that everything i need to know, i learned in iowa. [ applause ] i learned those lessons at hawthornementary, valley park elementary and at my home which are a very short distance from where we're standing today because this is where my iowa roots were firmly planted. and it's these iowa roots and my faith in god that guide me today. i'm a descendant of generations of iowans and i know what it means to be from iowa. i know what we value here and i know what's important. those are the values that help to make iowa as my mother used to tell me, the bread basket of the world. those values are the best of all of us put together which we must recapture to secure that promise of the future. waterloo was very different five decades ago when i was here. that elementary school building, was much younger then and i have to admit so was i five decades ago. five decades ago when i went to those elementary schools the halls were literally teaming with young people running up and down the halls, parents who had dreams for their children and for their future. a future with promise and parents who wa

of "today" and the beautiful jada pinkett smith, starring as chief nurse in tnt medical drama, "hawthornewith each other. working on building a life together. you know how things can turn on a dime. >> maybe the change comes in the -- person of marc anthony, huh, jada pinkett smith. >> there's a little stuff that happens before that that actually brings marc anthony in, he plays a detective. and as you can see, she's walking through the park lot. and -- >> something happens in the parking lot. >> earlier that day she gets married, but then it takes a dramatic turn and that's what brings marc anthony into the scene. >> how did he get involved in your program in the first place, how did that happen? >> he came on last year, right, for two episodes and everything went really well. we really enjoyed working together. >> you're friends in real life. >> absolutely. and he was like, what's happening for the third season. and will and i got together and were like, let's think of an arc for marc. >> perfect. >> he's excited now and marc has a big life, he's got a lot of stuff going on. but he kept

it was at hawthorne and valley park elementary schools and my home, both a short distance from here,here those iowan roots were firmly planted. it's those roots and my faith in god that guide me today. i'm a descendent of generations iowans. i know what it means to be from iowa -- what we value and what's important. those are the values that helped make iowa the breadbasket of the world and those are the values, the best of all of us that we must recapture to secure the promise of the future. waterloo was different five decades ago when i grew up here. that elementary school building was a lot younger and for that matter so was i. five decades ago when i went there to school the halls were teeming with young children who, like me, had dreams of their future. a future with promise and parents who wanted it to be filled with more opportunities than they had. five decades ago america had less debt, in fact our national debt was less than $300 billion. a gallon of gasoline was 31 cents, and owning a home was part of living the american dream. today our debt is over $14 trillion, a gallon

[applause] i learned those lessons at hawthorne elementary, at a valley park elementary, and at my homeich is a very short distance from where we're standing today. because this is where my iowa routes were firmly planted. and it is these iowa roots my faith in god that guide me today. i am is descended of generations of violence. and i know what it means to be from iowa. -- i am a descendant of generations of iowans. the values out to make iowa, and my mother called it the breadbasket of the world. and those values are the best of all of us put together, which we must recapture to secure that promise of the future. waterloo was very different five decades ago when i was here. that elementary school building was much younger then, and i have to admit, so was i. five decades ago. five decades ago when i went to those elementary schools, the halls were literally teeming with young people running up and down the halls, parents who had dreams for their children and for their future, a future with promise, and parents who wanted it filled with even more opportunities than they and my own par