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we've got a question from oscar winning filmmaker james cameron. and he asks larry to use his imagination when thinking about guest possibilities. who are your favorite guests? >> larry: the favorite guests are those who can do four things. if do you know any -- if you have any one of these, all four of these, you are a great guest. that would be, you have passion, a sense of humor, anger, an ability to explain what do you very well. >> what about look? >> larry: how they look? >> yeah. look. >> larry: i never thought about how they look. >> let me just run the james cameron clip, larry. it's very interesting. >> who would be your fantasy guest and what would you ask him? would you want to have jesus christ on the show? or stalin or somebody that you -- winston churchill. who would you want to meet and interview? >> larry: that's a great question, james. from a great director. all of those, winston churchill would be fascinating. did he know he would come to his aid in world war ii? jesus christ, what does he think of the world today? does he belie

and there was an irony in the fact that it was up against james cameron's "avatar."et is this, to be head- to-head with your ex-husband? incredible that the two films were made by people who were married to each other. >> kathryn bigelow: you couldn't have scripted it. ( laughs ) >> stahl: no. >> james cameron: there's this whole thing that's going on where people love to... they love to create a headline-- "battle of the exes," you know, "war of the roses." we were married two decades ago for a brief period of time, and we've been friends and collaborators since. >> stahl: as we talked about this with bigelow at a ranch where she escapes from the hoopla of hollywood, she said she and cameron are now such good friends, they swapped scripts and early versions of each other's movies. when he saw "hurt locker," did he say, "you ought do to this, you ought to do that"? >> bigelow: yeah, he said "cut negative". >> stahl: what is "cut negative"? >> cameron: "cut negative" means you're done editing. >> stahl: "cut negative" means "it's perfect"? >> bigelow: it was a big com

james cameron over there!" and then my wife goes, "where?" and i go, "oh, you're blowing it.out" the show is hilarious. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love the show. it's not a crazy hard concept to describe. >> no, it is the fundamental building block of comedy. it really is. i think it's comedy boiled down to a molecular level. it's just the pratfall over and over and over again. >> jimmy: people are just falling down. >> hard. >> jimmy: hard. >> yes. >> jimmy: and it is so funny. >> bruises are complementary on our show. >> jimmy: and it's crazy -- it's super fun. do you ever get tempted to do the course yourself? have you ever done it? >> absolutely not. no. and -- people always ask me that and i don't understand the question because it is almost like my job is to watch lemmings jump off a cliff all day long. and then somebody comes up and goes, "you ever thought about jumping?" "no. no, actually i see what happens to those guys, i'm pretty sure i'm comfortable where i am." >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. and this is the third season. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you have a new thing ha

. >> reporter: last year's epic by director james cameron proved audiences worldwide will pay for extras like 3d. but the motion seats cost another $8 on top of the ticket price. if you throw 3d on top of this, we're talking a movie ticket somewhere in the neighborhood of $20. >> that's correct. it could get to about $20. we'll see how everything works out with the 2d movies, but at this time there hasn't been a 3d movie with the motion track. >> reporter: it views with inacceptance. with 28 theaters in the country four of which here in the. >> kind of a combination of roller coaster and movie at the same time. >> reporter: did it make you enjoy the movie even more? >> absolutely. >> full body experience. >> i think it's for younger folks like you. you probably like it right? >> reporter: now with d box if the film itself doesn't move you, at least the seats will. in campbell, cbs 5. >>> washington d.c. got a rare jolt today. a 3.6 earthquake struck just after 5:00 a.m. it was centered near rockville, maryland. quakes are so unusual in the area some people thought it was a truck passing

the tsunami was undoubtedly to smash it success of james cameron's. avatar which opened in december two thousand and. ten and has been number one grossing film of all time with over two billion bucks and box office returns spent a shocking two hundred thirty seven million in creating not only a humanoid species with its own plan in a native tongue but essential building the equipment to film avatar his way from the ground up to even put the script on the shelf for about a decade to wait for the technology to catch up in business. footsteps the russian spoof series the very best movie is already hard at work to make russia's first three d. comedy sunni's monumental pictures will actually be the first of many unique stereo camera system pioneered right here in russia. according to the team. seventy stood the test against many of the other three d. shooting solutions. from the current craze. to. three d. cinema started some seven decades before avatar. well special theater screen russian three d. films from the one nine hundred forty s. a key breakthroug

. >> reporter: last year's epic by director james cameron said audiences worldwide will pay for extrasd but the motion seats cost an extra $8 on top of the ticket price. >> if you throw 3d on top of it we are talking a movie ticket somewhere in the neighborhood of $20. >> that's correct. it could get up to about $20. we will see how everything works out with the movies but at this time there hasn't been a 3d movie with a motion track. >> reporter: it debuts with inception and in 28 theaters in the country four in the bay area. camera 7 in campbells has nearly sold out its 22 seats for the weekend. >> combination of a rollercoaster and a movie at the same time. >> did it make you enjoy the movie more? >> absolutely. >> full body experience. >> i think it is for younger folks like you. you would probably like it. right? >> reporter: now with this if the film itself doesn't move you, at least the seats will. in campbell, kiet do, cbs5. >>> washington, dc, got a rare jolt today. 3.6 earthquake struck just after 5:00 a.m. in the morning centered near rockville, maryland. quakes are so unusu

oakland attorney in james cameron's as the settlement not just one of but the 104 people representedthe case but it also benefits the oakland police department. >> are feeling today is that this case represents a win-win situation for not only the individual who were harmed because of the damages but because of the government itself not only does it demonstrate that it was of misconduct but it also gives an opportunity to correct them from to identify what the problem was but also to develop new procedures. >> in the 7 2 million will come from city profits and the remaining $4.5 million will leave made by the city's insurance carriers. coming up on the kron 4 morning news as saying that this same or drop the cliff as head of i was read the james lick. traffic is very light, ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you've never seen before. ♪ for a limited time, get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months with dvr included. fed chairman dan morning he assured that interest rates will be kept low and that the feds will take new steps.

during the day david cameron said that forces would not stay beyond 2015, but with the pull-out on the ground. and speaking that there is no contradiction between the two points. we have james landle. >> the sacred ground of the national cemetery in washington, the final resting place for military service people. david cameron came here to meet those and want successes to come home year. >> as we providence districts to afghan control, there will be ability to draw down troops. >> why this change of policy? it's a huge leap of saying all troops out by 2015, and start next year? >> there is no change in policy at all. >> and it was something that he discussed with military commanders as they briefed him at the pentagon. he insisted that his withdrawal is not a new policy but a strategy that would have all british forces out by 2015. critics accused of him mixed messages. >> can we be clear, your deputy said come 2015 all troops will be out. >> to give people some certainty, we have said, to be clear in 2015 there are not going to be combat troops or large number of british troops in afghanistan. there will be a relationship with afghanistan and troop training but nothing lik

james oates of the department of labor. following that, a discussion of david cameron's visit to the white house. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> c-span is now available in over 100 million homes, bringing you washington, your way. a public service created by america's cable companies. >> next, an arizona senate primary debate with incumbent senator john mccain, former congressman j.d. hayworth and jim deakin. they met in their second final televised debate before the august primary. >> 29, small business owner jim deakin, far worse, it -- congressman j.d. hayworth and senator john mccain. now, your moderator, bill but master. >> good evening, everybody and thank you for joining us for this opportunity to see and hear from the three republican candidates running for the united states senate representing arizona. also with us is jim deakin, who operates a small business in phoenix. before we began, a few words about the ground rules. we will keep this very simple. each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer my question. rebuttals will be 45 seconds and 30 seconds to the candidate that was asked the o

james but it thanks very much indeed for joining us here live on r.t. rushnell collector there in london very interesting to hear we have to say. the british prime minister david cameron says afghanistan will be the main topic of discussion when he meets president obama on tuesday during his first official visit to the white house cameron would also have to answer claims that the british based oil company b.p. successfully lobbied the u.k. government for the release of the libyan lockerbie bomber to secure an energy deal almost a hundred ninety americans were killed in the tragedy over twenty years ago relations between london and washington are also under strain because of b.p.'s oil spill in the gulf of mexico and. instead with a slick u.s. officials say the amount of oil seeping from the blown out b.p. operated well is insignificant they also believe seepage discovered near the well at the weekend could be a natural occurrence as a result b.p.'s been told to carry on with its plan to seal the hole in the ocean floor for good the firm feared it would have to remove the cap which was fitted last week because of concerns over the weeks the plug of stem the flow of oil