>> ala jack nicholson, "in a few good men." >>> colonel jep sup played by jack nicholson and eric swanson"a few good men" this little 4-year-old doesn't just have the you can't handle the truth but the whole speech is memorized. >> this is 4-year-old sruly michelle. >> you are beyond that wall. >> this is amazing. >> funny. he could intimidate somebody with this speech. >> he is guilty of being cute. >> let's meet this adorable little boy and his mom "right this minute" via skype. we have shawnie michelle and little sruly. did you practice this with him or does he love the movie? >> he has never seen the movie but my husband is a few fan. >> i have responsibility that you can probably -- >> he thought it would be funny to try to teach it to him. i said, no way, it is never going to work. he said, i'm telling you. i can do it. it took three days telling it to him and he picked it up that way. >> three days? >> he has a crazy memory. he is like a sponge. >> do you like that speech? >> yes. >> do you think you could do a little bit of the speech for us right now? >> yeah. >> go for it. >> yo

no disrespect for jack nicholson. a 4-year-old boy's take on the best movie scenes of all-time ss ss. wait until you hear how he does it. >> good morning, america. i'm dan harris, alongside bianna golodryga, sara haines, ron claiborne and amber sullins, filling in for ginger zee this morning. >>> and austin mahone instagraming from the hospital. what is wrong with the teen pop sensation? what he's telling his fans this morning. the breaking pop news coming up soon. >> millions of fans worried this morning. >>> first, the unusual scene inside a courtroom in utah, where a doctor is charged with killing his wife to make room for his lover. taking center stage, a model of a bathtub where neighbors found michelle macneill with a lethal dose of prescription drugs in her system. >> she looked lifeless and collapsed. >> reporter: the next door neighbors who rushed to the scene of michelle macneill's death, testified on friday against martin mcneill, on trial for his wife's murder. >> were you running? >> i was running. >> rep

it includes the car from casablanca and jack nicholson's joker costume. you are watching "france 24." the continuing international fallout over claims of top-level u.s. spying. european leaders have been discussing the issue in brussels. france and germany have called for talks with the u.s. after claims the nsa tapped into the mobile of german chancellor angela merkel. leaked documents show 35 world leaders may have been under surveillance. >> looking for a solution to the nsa spying row. on thursday, angela merkel asked for an agreement with washington on ground rules for spying among allies. >> the franco german initiative goes far beyond the past. it is about establishing a common set of rules for intelligence relations. this should be done by the end of the year. >> the initiative comes after a series of u.s. snooping revelations. on thursday, "the guardian" reported at least ernie five international leaders -- 35 international leaders had been monitored. the nsa encouraged senior officials to share their contacts. the spy agency added foreign leader

stop making jack nicholson a pansy! you're thinking of nancy meyers! you're the same thing! wow.ill you be my agent? i don't get it. why would a big shot like you want me for an agent? because you're an up-and-comer, because you're hungry. i am hungry. but you put me and my family through a lot of crap over the years. why would i want to help you? well, because you're my agent. oh, my god, you're right! i am! hey, hold on now. you came out here to be my agent. tom, relax, i can take care of you both. you'd be surprised how much i can handle. peter, i need you to drop stewie off at day care, and then shred this big stack of old bank statements. you got it, lois. is he always this quiet? so, kevin made another attempt on his life last night. he drank two bottles of dish soap. well, we have some news, too. chris is dating the most wonderful girl. you know, everyone said, "don't smoke during your pregnancy," but i think some of it rubbed off on him 'cause now he's cool. that's nice. well, i should go, lois. yeah, i should probably get going myself. oh, my god! what? what is it, lois?

there was a theme in the movie "china town" where jack nicholson was flapping faye. she had a child with her father was the end of the story. it's like these lean in, lean out books. do they make any sense any more? >> but i think we're in a different period. from the prior generation of, quote, have it all, remember what that was about. it was from the era when many women, white women weren't supposed to work at all. when if you did work you were supposed to be satisfied with whatever job you got, not in a job that was, quote, equal. so have it all then was no amenities surrounding you, got to mean i'd really can be something more than a housewife. i can work. what i think she is trying to explain now is the complexity. one of which we have not dealt with and i'm going to say i was disappointed to hear her say not deal with this. it's probably easier to, quote, have it all however you want to frame that. if you live in a society like all -- like our allys do which has educational child care. remember, these are women trying to have it all, have children and have a r

jack nicholson is number one. ou are watching jack, come o. >> when was the last time he did something like this. >> about 40 years literally. >> was it carson? >> it may have been johnny carson. >> one of us will get him. since mr. trump calls me champ being it will probably be me. >> we want celeb witty apprentice. >> let's talk about your dream. who would it be? >> i would love to have hillary play any instrument. that would be great. i have been reading a lot about chris brown. >> what about chris brown. why should i not think terrible things about chris brown? >> mike tyson said he is worried about chris brown. if mike is worried about your behavior, should you check yourself. his felony charge was a misdemeanor and that's part of the 49 strikes and you're outlaw. i would love to have him on my show halloween and maybe he will punch a scarecrow. >> do you have sympathy for him? >> yeah. he's such a talented entertainer and you have to think that somewhere in his past there is some kind of pain. i don't think h

jack nicholson the number one. you're watching, jack, come on. >> when was the last time he did one? >> 41 years. >> was it johnny carson. >> it may well have been. >> i would love to get him. and donald trump. >> we both won "apprentice" i would whoop you if we took it on together. >> that would be a great show. let's do it about cnn. >> let's talk about your dream guest. who would it be right now? >> i'd love to have hillary come play any instrument that. would be great. i've been reading a lot about chris brown. >> what do you think of chris brown? >> wow. >> why should i not think terrible things about chris brown? >> well by the way, mike tyson just came out and said he's worried about chris brown. >> that's when you've got a problem. >> he bit a man's ear off. if mike's worried about your behavior, you really should check yourself. chris brown his felony charge was reduesed to a misdemeanor and that's part of the washington, d.c. 49 strikes and you're out law [ laughter ] >> but i would love to have him on my

jack nicholson said recently, i'm the new old. a lot of people who got known in their 20's are now in their 70's. we can start looking at what that generation did or did not do. one thing they did very well was confront the inequality in the u.s. we teach cold war history and teach that there was jim crow ll over the south. lyndon johnson in the civil rights acts. it look at the pushing of the environmental movement -- you look at the pushing of the environmental movement, going forward with the space program and trying to put science and the government. -- in the government. i can go on for an hour with accomplishments that the baby boomers have done. it has some validity to it. it seems that they don't have that art of negotiation. there is a spoiled nest. -- spoiled-ness. maybe we spoiled our kids. by the time our kids were born, there was the era of dr. spock and parents indulging their children to such an end -- a degree that we had high youth nemployment. people do not want to do the low-wage jobs because they feel entitled

. >> it opened a world that led her to new york city where eventually it was none other than jack nicholsoniced steenburgen's southern charm and cast her in going south. >> in time together i have putt two and to together in nature. >> i am sure nature is very grateful. >> she has been turning heads ever since, most notably the head of her husband ted danson. >> it is just so rare that you meet somebody that you are endlessly fascinated by and i am endlessly fascinated by him. >> when they first met, danson was showing off a new set of hair extensions he had gotten for a role. >> when i first, my first thought is this is the most ridiculous creature i have ever met in my life. >> and she was mine from that moment on. >> it wasn't only the hair she had to overcome, it was his on screen persona as the bartending lady's man from cheers. >> do you like to laugh? >> i love to laugh. >> how did you know? >> call it a hunch. >> actually, i believed he was superficial and slick, and but as i said to somebody, slick guys don't say gosh arooney after making love. >> they will now. >> that is pretty,

with a jack nicholson went against the clippers. david lee settle but the lakers would not be bad.ady to have to be ready to play. not want to fight the want you to an armenian. or how many. we have to be ready to play not 135 but one through tan or how many ever it takes. >> gary: would are you feeling from the fans? what are you filling from defense >> some of the best basketball fans that you have ever seen. the warriors hav an excellent team this year! everyone is saying that they will be the lakers tonight especially with kobe been on the bench tonight. >> reporter: again i did not know that they made suits especially for professional basketball players i guess they are obligated to wear suits that expensive. >> gary: this is going to be a great warrior season. when he makes a prediction, he makes a production. prediction! >> catherine: he is pretty good looking. >> gary: is jeff are most handsome? he is a very attractive man. >> catherine: soul is an grant derrick grant may be offended. >> gary: grant of a young guy. grant is a young guy! >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> gary: is

. >> jack nicholson spending a winter in an isolated hotel battling the supernatural and sinking intoadness, this was a creepy one, too, "psycho." alfred hitchcock's movie. >> hitchcock used clever editing and bernard herman's brilliant scores to achieve that. >> "psycho" -- >> i can't handle any of these. >> she's reading it like this. she doesn't want to see. >> more recent movie that also created a new style of horror movies, blair witch project. it's a fictional movie. they're tracking down a local legend, the blair witch. >> viewers were told they were never heard from again though their equipment and video were recovered a year later. >> that one made me sea sick a little bit. then there is "scream" from 1996. it is a campy but violent satire directed by wes craven who did all the real slasher films including "the scream" series and "the nightmare on elm street" movies which i suspect diana didn't see. that brought up freddie kruger. >> wes craven also directed my personal unfavorite, my least favorite "the people under the stairs" from 1991. remember that one? >> i don't rememb

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the massive mansion in "the shining" where jack nicholson famously yells, here's johnny, is in coloradoer in poltergeist? that was in california, and, of course, there's also godzilla which took place in tokyo, japan. the map uses data from imdb and wikipedia to plot out the locations and are sorted by decade. ashley: it's kind of interesting, if you're into horror movies -- >> godzilla, not a horror movie, i'm sorry. tracy: the mechanical monster, you mean? [laughter] jaws now, i still can't watch it because i am chicken, but it is very mechanical and not -- ashley: at the time i wouldn't even go in the bathtub, you know? [laughter] what can you say? i wouldn't. tracy: i wouldn't either. i'm total chicken. liz claman is not, and she's here. "countdown to the closing bell" is next. the dow's up 15 points. she's got some good stuff coming up. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody. i am liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. major indices regaining the footing after taking hits from lackluster earnings reports from companies like avon and craft. some green on the sc

spater, remember him in the jack nicholson werewolf movie. he's good. he is. >> all things "d" reporting that apple will hold a fall ipad event on october 22nd. among the highlights is the fifth generation ipad. it's expected to feature a thinner, lighter design, an improved camera. no word on whether these new devices will incorporate that touch i.d. fingerprint sensor, the one that recently debuted on the iphone 5s. i guess this is good news. new products out there just in time for the holidays. >> the question is, is that revolutionary? and i'm told it's smaller and lighter. >> thinner and lighter, yes. >> i thought we learned they don't need to be. >> they don't need to be. people buy them, anyway. >> i would upgrade my ipad right now. but the mini, which you have, they won't go to the retina screen. >> i thought they would. >> there's a rumor out there that they may or may not be able to get it going this time. >> i heard it's the opposite. >> do you think if they get the fingerprint down to where it's perfect, do you think everyone will upgrade to

we have a cool clip here of the famous jack nicholson scene.y. i honestly think that is one of the scariest movies ever made. check that out before halloween, for sure. >> next up, we have "scream" this was one of in my favorites. i snuck into the theater to see this one because i was being naughty. but "scream," what are your thoughts on it? >> i snuck in, as well. i had my buddy's dad buy us tickets. i loved that film so much. it perfectly blended satire and horror. and wes craven played a lot of homage to "psycho" by killing off drew berrymore in that scene. it's a classic movie, a lot of references to classic horror films, a must-see before halloween. moving on, clayton, you and i both love this film. this is a british film that dealt with six women who went cave diving. they get stuck. it is one of the most claustrophobic experiences i have ever had in a theater. there are two versions. the american version and the british version. if you get the dvd, make sure you watch the british version, much, much darker. one of the scariest movies i