down to a famous hollywood sidewalk.never really appreciated it before. but it was music to my ears here on hollywood boulevard last week as they made way for a new star on the walk of fame. who could it be? >> give me a hint. >> reporter: well, this year they've installed stars for penelope cruise, adam sandler, colin firth and alec baldwin. each one takes about three days. i think you're going to be surprised by this new star, very. i know i certainly was. >> bill gates. >> bill geist. >> bill geist, okay. >> reporter: you may be wondering how could this happen? how could i get a star on the hollywood walk of fame? next to jane russell? a few steps from spencer trace, a across the street from jack nicholson titans of the entertainment industry. here is gene autry. well, a few years ago i was doing a snide little piece needling the late johnny grant, the godfather of the walk of fame and honorary mayor of hollywood. he's the one you saw kneeling next to the stars at the unveiling. i told johnny that lately it seemed lik

autozone. >> penelope cruz la actriz espaÑola en una estrella en hollywood.va acompaÑada de su esposo javier que tambiÉn estÁ arrasando en hollywood. muy sonriente la estrella 2436. >> radiante luciÓ penelope cruz no era para menos con su estrella hizo historia al ser la primera actriz espaÑola en ser reconocida en el paseo de la fama en hollywood. (inglÉs) >> muchÍsimas gracias a todos. es un dÍa muy especial y muy feliz para mÍ. (aplausos) (gritos) >> con su bebÉ de dos meses que dejÓ en su casa, pero vimos al actor johny deep con quiÉn filmÓ piratas del caribe. >> bueno, el calibre del talento de penelope es incomparable. realmente. para los latinos tenemos que estar muy orgullosos de tenerla aquÍ. >> muy orgullosa de parte de todos los hispanos en este paÍs y en el mundo entero. es un gran orgullo para todos nosotros. >> la artista de 36 aÑos iniciÓ su carrera hace 20 aÑos de la mano del director pedro almodovar en la pelÍcula jamÓn jamÓn. en 1998 se mudÓ a hollywood con la meta de conquistar el cine norteamericano y lo ha logrado. ganÓ un premio oscar po

he made very good money. >> hollywood? >> hollywood, he made a living, a fairly decent living. it was the depression. indians were not paid as much as white extras. he fought for that as well. by the end of his life, no, he's got virtually no money, a very important thing to remember looking at the whole life stepping back is that jim thorp as i said at the advent, the beginning of american sports, he's preradio, presports agents, prehollywood newsreels, so none of these media pictures of him exist. all there is is newspaper coverage which makes him loom larger because he's a folk hero who is handed on down from father to son. he doesn't get the money someone like red grange got just ten years later, another profootball player or collegiate who turned pro. they got large sums of money for the time. he didn't hit that level for his play. >> who was mrs. thorp? >> there were three. one of his classmates whom he married. >> white woman? >> white. she claimed to be indian to get into the school, and they measured your blood, this is a government instituted thing, but because it was

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terry mccarthy, cbs news, hollywood. >> mitchell: and that is the cbs evening news. thanks for joining us this saturday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news, in new york. i'll see you again tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org a community comes together after a lo >>> a boat capsizes off ocean beach. >>> a community comes together after a local businessman is murdered. how oakland's mayor and police chief are addressing people's concerns today. >>> and thousands line up for a checkup. the free clinic that's helping keep the uninsured healthy. cbs5 eyewitness news is next. ,,,,

the citizen's advisory community is composed of little hollywood and visitation valley. we have made presentations to various groups on several occasions. as far as highway impact ago, those are cumulative. they will not happen because of the executive park. they may happen if candlestick point is built. but there are cumulative solutions that will be paid for. the highway is not something we have any control over. we have no say. we would not in any conceivable way impact that. we have worked hand in hand with the planning staff. we reelect the future of the 49ers was terribly important to the city -- we realized the future of the forty-niners was terribly important to the city. i have an answer to the question about development density. chairperson mar: if you could address that, thank you. >> to sum up where we are now and where we would be after this plan amendments are approved, we can come back to a specific project. right now, on the 78 acres of the executive part, there is permanently built or approved and under construction the actual construction -- it is curre

[laughter] but any temptation to sort of court hollywood? but the horror stories are still there. you write a screenplay, or you write a play. you can't write a play hoping that another medium is gonna pick it up, 'cause i thick you probably do damage to what you intend, because you always have it in the back of your mind: "i better do this or better not do this so the movies will be interested." no, you can't do that. that is a form of censorship, self-censorship, which is far more dangerous in our democracy than outside censorship still. uh, no. and i didn't want to write screenplays because you don't own what you write in hollywood. you don't own the copyright. you can be fired from your own screenplay. and so, no, i've stayed away from that. the only other play of mine made into a movie that i will admit to-- though somebody made something they called the ballad of the sad café, but don't look at it if you can find it-- was a delicate balance, which was again a very good film made by the american film theater without any attempt to alter

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>> when you live in new york city -- in hollywood you go to the grocer and they probably go hi, mr.einstein, here's a script i'd love you to read it. in new york it's like wait in line. shut up, you're nobody. i love new york. it's the greatest equalizer in the world. you're nobody in new york and you're everybody in new york. so it's the greatest city on earth as far as i'm concerned. i don't live there, i don't want, i don't experience that smoke up my butt. tavis: i live there, it doesn't happen to me. you make a joke about it, but do people walk up to you and talk to you? >> people say, do you remember me? we melt in the elevator? i say, when was that? they say, 10 years ago. absolutely, i remember you. tavis: just between the two of us -- >> what, you have a script? tavis: that was good, i like that. no i don't. two-part question here. just between the two of us, the one thing that you did in fact make that you have since had reservations about, if there is one, and something you didn't make that you say now, maybe i should have. >> i think that, you know, didn't make was just

i took a stance, like let me create my future in hollywood. if they are not going to create and write dramatic roles for me i'm going to do that on my own. and i did. and my management and agent team, we sought out specific shows and movies. like "huddle and slow" and shows like "the shield" and "law and order". and the stars were aligned and i send ended up getting what we went after and that opened up the doors for me. and you know, a lot of people a asked me is it hard for me to stay focused and keep a straight face when i'm working with a martin scorcesi and working on shows like "the shield"? the big part was me getting the chance to do that. they see you do one thing one way and that is all they see you as. i didn't want that to happen. >> how important is it for you to have the wider fan bass? i mean how is it to keep a foot in both communities? >> if you want to stick around, i believe it is things that you have to do. you don't want to get stuck in a certain genre of film and be locked into a certain thing. a specific thing. um, that

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as we know, hollywood loves blockbuster films, a good scandal and, of course, new couple speculation. blogs are burning up that the new power duo may be justin timberlake and the also recently single olivia wild. reports say they spent saturday publicly and affectionately at a hollywood hot spot until early in the morning. >>> elsewhere, chris brown has a new defender of his morning tv tantrum. the temper challenged rosie o'donnell. she told her radio audience racism played a role. >>> the trauma of james franco's poorly reviewed oscar hosting has claimed another victim, his twitter account. despite avidly tweeting before the awards, franco now declared social media so yesterday. >>> last week, miley cyrus slammed internet sensation rebecca black saying, quote, you shouldn't just be able to put a song on youtube and go out on tour. despite saying it on a radio show, cyrus now claims she was misquoted and loves rebecca black. >> i haven't heard it yet,aeen just keeps going in your head. >> especially this early in the morning, it will stay with us. >>> this comes to us from ksl 5 news

that involved all of the neighborhoods at that time -- bayview, hunters point, little hollywood, and visitation valley. we have added neighborhoods to the community advisory committee, including the executive parkmerced and the hester her its neighbors. -- including the executive heights neighbors. there have been 75 community meetings are hearings. i have gone to every neighborhood association and organization in the visitation valley, a little hollywood, bayview, hunters point. we started this back in 2005 and we are still coming. i would submit that of all the projects you have coming before you you will not find a project that has this much community support and such a tremendous amount of community opposition. there are some things that people still have some issues with. but this project is almost universally supported in the southeast sector of san francisco. it is time for us to move forward. we appreciate your support. >> i am the chair of the green party sustainability working group. when you widen car transportation access, it does bring up transportation concerns. this ne

to bring us thus great pictures and tells us about photographing the bay bridge and some of the hollywood's famous stars. . >>> we continue now with our second look at the bay bridge. we have already shown you some amazing film footon of its construction 57 years ago and now we want to show you how that footage was record by men who braved the same danger as builders themselves. kutv's george watson brought us this report at the type of the bridge's 50th anniversary. >> reporter: imagine if you will the difficulty of actually working on the bridge and imagine being hundreds feet above the bay, carrying a camera, tripod, sound equipment and two car batteries to provide the necessary juice. it was a remarkable accomplishment, overwhelmingly difficult in the earl stages of the construction, but comparative easier when the catwalk were put in place. >> at that time there was no physical danger. it was uncomfortable and rather taxing to carry the gear i had to carry around. the real physical danger was in the earlier shots made by a still photographer and made quite a name for himself in the lik

. >> why two of hollywood's edgiest funny men are serving commercials with humor. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," april 6th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. and after a late night meeting with congressional leaders at the white house, president obama emerged to announce still no deal tonight. so, the possibility of a government shutdown friday midnight still looms. the battle over america's fiscal health has raged from the capital to state houses across the nation, including new jersey, where chris christie for president has become a rallying cry for a number of conservatives. he hit the national stage by breathing fire at big government and aiming punch lines at the teacher'sdownon. aside from republican fans, his style has earned him one high profile enemy, named springsteen and constant questions about his white house ambitions. tonight, diane sawyer covers them all in this exclusive interview. >> hello, good morning. >> reporter: on this warm, spring morning, governo

. >>> the hollywood legend who produced 17 academy award winners has died.idney lumet is represented for producing films like serpico. >> reporter: from al pacino and paul newman in the verdict, sean conry, dustin hoffman, jane fonda, even michael jackson. >> i think movies said more about this country than anything. >> reporter: he said the best films entertained and made viewers examine their consciences. his first film 12 angry men explored prejudices in the jury room. >> not one of them was any good. >> reporter: network provided one of hollywood's most repeated lines. >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this any more. >> reporter: born in 1924, lumet entered show business as a child actor but his real talent was behind the camera. he directed more than 40 films, including the morning after, and his last movie 2007's before the devil knows your dead. his personal life was tumultuous with three marriages. in 1980 he married his fourth wife a marriage that lasted until he died. in a notoriously spend thrift industry he stood out for bringing in

he made very good money. >> hollywood? >> hollywood, he made a living.e made a fairly decent living. this is the depression, remember. but indians were not paid as much as white extras. he fought for that as well. by the end of his life, no, he's got virtually no money. and very important to remember looking at the whole life and stepping back is that jim thorpe, as i said, is at the advent, the beginning of american sports. he's preradio. he's presports agent. he's preradio news reels. so none of these media amplifications of him exist. all there is, is newspaper coverage which makes him loom even larger because he's sort of -- he becomes a folk hero whose exploits were handed down from father to son and these cadre of sports writers saw. he doesn't get the money like jack dempsey 10 years later a collegiate who turns pro. they made fabulous sums of money. nobody made that kind of money. >> who was mrs. thorpe. >> there was three mrs. thorps. there was one of his classmates at carlisle, issa miller, whom she married. >> a white woman. >> she was white b

grandmother was grace kelly, a hollywood star.n prince rainier fell in love with her, they broke the tradition of marrying within european royal families. >> bringing grace kelly into the gene pool was a stroke of genius because there are only five people in monaco. so, you know, you were actually otherwise going to have to marry your sisters. >> reporter: surprisingly, some princes are strapped for cash. and who do they turn to for financial aid? other princes. where are the broke princes? >> one from samoa. randomly he e-mailed me and asked me if he could borrow money for his wedding. there was a prince from india. we were shopping in amsterdam. he said, oh, my gosh, i can't afford this. he has a palace in india, he has servants. but he doesn't have money. >> reporter: but there are other princes who still throw their wealth around. prince azim of brunei is known for generous gifts to his famous friends. >> at his 25th birthday party, the goodie bags included a kenyan safari and a dental makeover. who wouldn't want to be with th

my conversation with a true hollywood insider. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. encouraging news about jobs in america. the unemployment rate fell to a two-year low in the month of march as companies created jobs at the fastest two-month pace since the recession began. the labor department says the economy created 216,000 new jobs, slightly better than analysts' expectations. the unemployment rate dropped to 8.8%. >>> the markets wrapped up a strong quarter, the dow having the best first quarter showing since 1999, the s&p since 1998. the dow hitting a six-week high on wednesday and highs for the year on friday. there is now another bid for the stock exchange. ice making a counteroffer to by it at a price 19% higher than the deutsche borse's offer. >>> the case and schiller s&p index showing house prices dropping for a se

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and hollywood is in trouble and the black artists within hollywood are caught up. it's just a dead end to what that system is. we talk quite a bit about this. they have to deal with technology, changes, they have to deal with competition for the consumer and bootlegging and they what are focused on is films and that's about what happens at the studio. now, there is an example, and we didn't talk about this, of somebody when you are a black filmmaker they expect you to be the artist and the entrepreneur at the same time. you have to produce the movie and make the money. that's the green light. in the real world that's almost superman; right? you got to have it or woody allen before that, these are amazing filmmakers because they can raise the money. they'll bring us a film ready to go, and we just have to put it in theaters. that's the expectation of african-american filmmakers. today, it's just too big. we did a show called a reality cosby show. >> i love that show. >> thank you. there's only a companies that buy it, abc family would have bought it, and then mtv ul

[laughter] now that kind of behavior shouldn't be rewarded but this is hollywood so it is. [applause] i think actually the show went rather well tonight. admittedly it wasn't quite what we planned to do. but i think what we planned to do is keep craig kilborn but that didn't work out. you know, it's funny, the reason i enjoy this show and because you guys seem to enjoy the show, i think, because i think collectively we don't give a -- uh-oh! [cheers and applause] i mean -- i mean -- no! about important things. important things, i'm sure we all care about important things. we care about important things but not this. this is just a foreigner in his basement. cbs cares -- geoff: cbs cares. craig: good night, everybody! good night! ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ only you ♪ ♪ only you ♪ ♪ only you ♪ ♪ is all i see of you with so many it's hard to see the difference. but this is the way most dentists choose. fact is, more dentistsse an oral-b toothbrush than any other brush. trust the brush more dentists and hygienists use...oral-b. >>> you're watching cbs5 "eyewitness news" in high definition. b

. >>> the hollywood sign, it's a must-see for tourists. the problem visitors don't know how to get there. what's sending them driving around in circles. >>> and from the cbs 5 weather center, april showers in the forecast. the day this easter weekend when you can expect the rain as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,, >>> today marks one year since a deadly oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico caused the worst oil spill in u.s. history killing 11 workers and sending 206 million gallons of bp oil spilling into the ocean. families of the workers were flown over the scene of the disaster today. the spill also left wildlife and fragile marshes covered in muck and shut down the region's seafood industry. investigators still have yet to determine the cause. >>> meanwhile, oil spill protestors tried to shut down four gas stations in san francisco this morning. surveillance video apparently showed them chaining gas pumps at three shell stations and one independent station between 5 a.m. an 6 a.m. police said they left leaflets. the

that -- in the hollywood version? >> well, i've been blessed to have healed from the whole shark attack experience very well. going surfing now. i'm out there doing what i love. having fun, looking for the next wave. the shark attack is very -- you know, it's not overly traumatized, you know? not too much for little kids. it was tasteful. i was happy with that. the last thing i want to see -- >> what's the most important message you want people to take away when they watch this movie? >> the main thing would be if people going through a hard time or your family is going through rough things like just really cling together and, you know, good can come out of bad situations and for me, it was just trusting in god and giving him my waves and problems and being able to push through this. and of course people get excited about surfing. surfing is so beautiful and fun. and, you know, it's all girls ripping it up in the film. so it's sick.

a little hollywood community, highway 101, to claim that this is part, where years ago, that was called bayview hill and candlestick project. supervisor maxwell hired him as part of the staff, part of her staff. mrs. jackson -- can i have two minutes, please? one more minute? i am winding down. supervisor mar: to be fair to everyone, i think it is important to stick with our time unless someone wants to ask you a follow-up question. supervisor cohen: you still have 30 seconds. mrs. jackson spoke to you. i am talking about you, supervisor cohen. if she was not going to light one, he wrote -- she was really not going to like you. we are hoping that this will move on to city planning. [bell] >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am the director of operations, and on behalf of the agency, i went to star offensive basically we are in full support of the executive neighborhood plan -- i want to start off basically saying that we are in full support. we all know that change is inevitable. i realize my hair is not going to be black forever. we call the the gateway to the city. -- we call it the gat

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i'm giving up these cookies, these are my favorites and i'm starting the hot, new hollywood diet to try to lose somewhere those postbaby pounds. it's called the 17 diet. coming up. and i don't start it until after 6:00 a.m. when we're off the air and i may indulge in one of those as a final farewell. >> by me. >> that's mean. >>> first, another air traffic controller is being blamed for another midair mishap after a plane carrying the first lady came to close to a military cargo plane. >> that's right, the incident, once again, puts passengers' safety in the spotlight just as the faa is trying to make some changes, lisa stark reports now from washington. >> reporter: the first lady was

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. >>> y la editan a una artista latina en hollywood, y manda un comunicado., shakira está de boca en boca. >>> así es, está de boca en boca, se presentó en república dominicana, con su gira, sale el sol, y acapara titulares, en europa, en españa, en el estadio santiago de bernabéu, la vetaron, su música, no puede sonar más ahí. >>> estás segura? >>> si, vetada, con v pequeña. >>> por qué? >>> el sol de shakira, es el señor piqué, y juega para el barcelona, el barcelona es archienemigo del real madrid, y el santiago de berbernéu es la casa del real madrid. >>> es por asociación. >>> es como si a mi hija le tiren piedras por ser hija de la venenosa. >>> shakira, representa a la música. >>> y si ves un partido del real madrid y te ponen una canción de shakira, es una falta de respeto, es la novia del jugador del barcelona. >>> lo dijo el presidente del club, que no sonará shakira ni en la fila de la gente, ni en el medio tiempo. >>> además el real madrid es el acerrimo val del barcelona, y no es la primera vez que sucede, en el estadio jalisco, despidieron al sa

and hollywood is in trouble and the black artists within hollywood are caught up.e talk quite a bit about this. they have to deal with technology, changes, they have to deal with competition for the consumer and bootlegging and they what are focused on is films and that's about what happens at the studio. now, there is an example, and we didn't talk about this, of somebody when you are a black filmmaker they expect you to be the artist and the entrepreneur at the same time. you have to produce the movie and make the money. that's the green light. in the real world that's almost superman; right? you got to have it or woody allen before that, these are amazing filmmakers because they can raise the money. they'll bring us a film ready to go, and we just have to put it in theaters. that's the expectation of african-american filmmakers. today, it's just too big. we did a show called a reality cosby show. >> i love that show. >> thank you. there's only a companies that buy it, abc family would have bought it, and then mtv ultimately bought it. it's not like a huge market

and hollywood is in trouble and the black artists within hollywood are caught up. it's just a dead end to what that system is. we talk quite a bit about this. they have to deal with technology, changes, they have to deal with competition for the consumer and bootlegging and they what are focused on is films and that's about what happens at the studio. now, there is an example, and we didn't talk about this, of somebody when you are a black filmmaker they expect you to be the artist and the entrepreneur at the same time. you have to produce the movie and make the money. that's the green light. in the real world that's almost superman; right? you got to have it or woody allen before that, these are amazing filmmakers because they can raise the money. they'll bring us a film ready to go, and we just have to put it in theaters. that's the expectation of african-american filmmakers. today, it's just too big. we did a show called a reality cosby show. >> i love that show. >> thank you. there's only a companies that buy it, abc family would have bought it, and then mtv ul

of time for that and i'm curious to see what some of his opponents do like tempo leonti with his hollywood ads i just i'm still trying to figure out where the republicans are going to come after him especially on the stereotype the democrats will not use military force and will not hold the trigger obama hasn't fallen into that category it's why i'm actually happy that you mention tim pawlenty and his hollywood style ads because he released a new ad today in response to obama's video let's play a clip for the viewers to see about mike. to. get a picture. there with. the guy he. wanted his. campaign to be. there to work. its way to. you know i got handed. it in self is kind of a boring guy is kind of the boring candidate but god damn you know that make a good flashy well produced hollywood style ad and do you think that's going to work for americans i mean you know those types of things can definitely be convincing. i think it's not going to work for paul and he i think even if he starts doing the ads in three d. it's not going to help him at all tim paul and he recently appeared on brian f

guy he's kind of the boring candidate but god can't you know that make a good flashy well produced hollywood style ad and do you think about going to work for americans i mean you know those types of things can definitely be convincing. i think it's not going to work for paul and i think even if he starts doing the ads in three d. it's not going to help him at all tim poland he recently appeared on brian fisher's radio program the american family association brian fisher is a guy who told me in an interview that there is no such thing as a monogamous gay relationship the rectal wall is quote one self it so brian fisher is a guy that you probably don't want to be associated with for whatever reason to call and he has decided it's ok to go on blatantly anti gay media and suggest things like repealing the don't ask don't tell repeal so on and so forth if this is a complete double standard alone or because if it were an anti black order anti semitic media outlet you would not see republican mainstream candidates going on there but for whatever reason the end he gave me is fine for example and at