who is very close with him goes to his house and he goes to party there which is where he met jack nicholson by the way and there is the influence of father to cohn the priest at the street and skin monastery who who he goes to in times of trouble and anxiety. we go into all those those names and more because it's important if we're going to tell a story about the man not just to go to politicians or diplomats or servants but to go of the people who know him who is whose company enjoys silvio berlusconi for example is an amazing influence on him. not political not politically just as well mainly bureau of what's happened to mr bell is going to but a lot of the things in his life putin learn from him how to even went to his tailor for his clothes and he learned he learned he learned how to holiday with him so you know that's interesting listen and but in this book that you did you try to dig into interpersonal things are they look like mr putin's family like why is this why costs for the last like like five years has been so trying to be be so away from from the media attention the drugs thes

george clooney, jack nicholson, steven spielberg or kevin connolly. >> jack nicholson. >> he's not evenice try. >> once in a while i make a mistake. >> very occasionally. the correct answer is, "c," steven spielberg. >> that's right. his horse actually placed fourth in 2003. getting close. not quite to the top. >> back across to kath. >> where you from, sir? >> jacksonville, florida. >> all righty. why were the horseshoes on the kentucky derby trophy turned up right in 1999? because of superstition? fan complaints? they kept falling off or all of the above. >> superstition. >> you said that with a lot of confidence. i like that in a man. >> superstition. what was the deal? >> they were scared if the horses were turned this way all the luck would run out. you know you need luck to win the triple crown. >> back across to kath. >> from california. true or false. the kentucky derby restricts jockeys to a maximum weight of 126 pounds including their gear. >> true. >> a lot of smart folks. >> wow. i weighed 126 in sixth grade. the answer is true. >> that includes the equipment. most of those

we'll see you tomorrow, and all you folks, don't, don't, don't forget jack nicholson.ot to get down, baby! goulish: 1933. july 8. nonstop, transcontinental speed record. los angeles, california, to newark, new jersey. seventeen hours, seven minutes. 1935. april 29. first flight solo. mexico city to newark, new jersey. fourteen hours, nineteen minutes. what we want you to do now is to create a performance that's maybe two or three minutes long. so one of you will be the director, and the whole group will be the performers. so, you're only going to get a few minutes to do that. hixson: whenever we go somewhere to perform, we usually do a workshop, and that really gives us a chance to work with others around our process, using the same exercises that we use. and that really helps us to develop a community around creativity and around ideas. oh, yeah. christopher: i love doing the workshops. and dartington, those students are already working with a lot of performance ideas, so they have a pretty sophisticated way of taking the exercises they're given and making the work th

jack nicholson knows the first team to win for moves on. the lakers are halfway there against the nuggets kobe bryant at 38. but late in the fourth he sets up and true for the jam the lakers when one of four to 182 nothing seriously. >>> was he when he wondered? >>> i have to give my head to the tuesday night top five. >>> he adds with the bulls by 25 the seven have to leave the series in chicago dot is in its first game without mbb there grows. don kelly is the only active player to of played every position in the majors the you know that? he says it to left field the tigers beat the royals. if your going to show off to better show up. jos meth he better keep practicing on that number as the celtics but the hawks. members to gentry the hard way that is why they call it a warning track because it goes full speed into the wall. i try the economy for winning an emmy? i plan on doing the same thing when can bastide wins an emmy award for mobile 5. you were brilliant today with the bricks line 3 random 11 idealism same. that was fun. he did did

see past interviews with al paw chino and jack nicholson. entertainment news. >> i got it. we are going do a story here. >> president cay stop laughing. -- can't stop laughin. >>> do they need escorts to keep them away from escorts ? a few agents have ruined the fun for everyone. the secret service will now assign sharp paw roans to enforce new rules of conduct that may put an end to getting wasted and associated with prostitutes. the associated press reports that the code of conduct stresses that agents should refrain from things like excessive drinking and partying in places of ill repute and taking foreigners back to their room. glad they made that clear. they bill make sure agents don't mess around on trips where the presidential limo and other bullet proof vehicles are transported by plane. said one senator, quote, it is too bad common sense policy has to be dictated in this manner. what do you make of the new rules? the idea of having a chaperon? it is another level of beurocracy we have to pay for. >> it sucks. those guys do a great job to protect the president. ther

disclosed for the first time how i have been asked to have a lead role opposite diane lane and jack nicholsonut i turned it down because i thought the cop tent was something i wasn't comfortable with. i'm detailing some of the details of my direct ancestry link to john adams that i discovered in a jean logical search. now for the most important admission of all, everything i just told you is untrue. well except that i really do plan a book coming out in november. but all that other stuff, pure fabrication. i was too young for vietnam. and my acting was limited to stuff in high school and college. as for ancestry my own dad advised me don't look too far up the family tree. son there's stuff up there you ought not to see. but the reason i said that is because i'm practicing being a democra democrat. just because i want to see if the press would treat me differently. i'm pretty sure they would. you see this week we found that massachusetts senate candidate elizabeth warren aplayed for her harvard job as minority. she claims her great great great grandmother had cherokee blood and that would make

jack nicholson said of you, "it's the giaconda smile, the mystery of meryl that appeals." >> streep:: no, no, you're thinking of an anaconda. ( laughter ) it's the "mona lisa." >> streep: okay. okay, fine. sorry. ( laughter ) all that education down the drain. okay, fine. i thought, "what does he mean?" it's good to have something that is undiscoverable, which, frankly, i think every human being has. i don't think i'm that mysterious. but i'm glad he thinks so. >> safer: there's no mystery about why she won the oscar for portraying margaret thatcher. the actress, the prime minister- - no doubt at odds politically, but each compelled to leave their mark. two brilliant performers, two sisters under the skin. did you discover anything of yourself in her? >> streep: no. what do you mean? ( laughs ) yes. of course. my dutifulness, my desire to work hard, my desire to do the right thing, to, you know, be a good girl. all those things i think she grew up with, and so did i. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay

time how i was asked to have a lead role in a hollywood movie playing op site diane lane and jack nicholsoni turned it down because i thought the content was frankly something i was not comfortable with and i'm going to be detailing some of the details of my direct links to john adams i recently discovered in an exhaustive genealogical search. for the most important admission of all, everything i just told you is untrue. well, except that i really do plan to have a book that comes out in november. all of that other stuff fabrication. i was too young for vietnam and my acting was limited to is stuff in high school and college. as for ancestry, my own dad advised me don't look too far up to family tree. son, there's stuff up there you ought not to see. but the reason i said that because i'm practicing being a democrat. just because i want to see if the press would treat me differently. this week we found that massachusetts senate candidate elizabeth warren applied for her harvard job as a minority claims her great-great-great-great- grandmother had some cherokee blood and 1/32 cherokee. and s

. >> that's the oscar-winning work of helen hunt and jack nicholson in "as good as it gets" asking the can't we just be normal? our next guest says we'll never know what being normal even means because there are no clear lines between what's normal and what's not. with us now is psychiatrist and harvard professor jordan smaller. he's author of "the other side of normal, how biology is providing clues to unlock the secrets of normal and abnormal behavior." welcome, jordan. tell us how you got into this. the frame of the book is to think about mental illness or abnormality, you first have to be much more clear on what you mean by normal. talk about that. >> that's right. one of the fascinating things about normal is we talk about it all the time. we often don't have a clear definition in mind. sometimes people mean the absence of something normal which is not all that helpful. one of the things that motivated me to write this book was this increasing realization that we need to start with a basic map of how the brain and the mind work to understand mental illness, to demistify it. what y

. >> he's like jack nicholson in the witches of east which can. >> stephanie: right back on "the stephaniec ♪ ] >> stephanie: hello current tv fans. jacki schechner -- hal sparks is right. you've become my romantic rival like in my best friend's wedding. julia roberts and cameron diaz. >> whose attention are we vying for? >> stephanie: hal's. >> it would help if i met him first! >> i would agree. >> hard to vie for someone's attention that you've never met. >> stephanie: whatever key lime pie maker. >> it was key lime? >> stephanie: florida key limes pie. it was delicious. all right. we have david bender political strategist extraordinaire coming up. we're all overwhelmed. having some insomnia. now it is cured. >> sleep number. >> stephanie: hal with some stimulating news. now, with more news, it is jacki schechner. >> my mother is going to be so proud. good morning, everybody. it isn't getting much attention but the texas primary did set up a milestone in u.s. history with mitt romney becoming the first mormon presidential nominee of a major political party. with just 200 years ago that j

. >> remember that movie with helen hunt and jack nicholson.king. >> what women want. that would be scary. that would be scary. >> let's get to a fox news alert for you right now. troubling details emerging at this hour about another attempt to blow up a u.s.-bound airliner with an underwear or crotch bomber inside as brian calls it. >> we are being told it was meant to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the daring navy seal raid that killed usama bin laden. kelly wright, as brian predicted live now in our bureau. steve, gretchen and brian, good morning to you as well. national counterterrorism center which, of course, is the hub for threat analysis have been tracking this new bomb plot for several weeks. in fact, it was their highest priority. the c.i.a. intercepted the bomb in yemen before the would be bomber even purchased the ticket. counterterrorism officials say the device was likely a refinement of the underwear bomb similar to the failed christmas underwear bomb attempt over detroit in 2009. the device was recovered from a raid o