- james cameron is gonna see your movie. - that's unbelievable. he's coming to sundance? - no, we're gonna send a print to his house. - hey, neighbor. hi, billy. we have to make this quick. i have a 9:00. - billy, look, this is important, man. look, suit, nobody sees my film till sundance. james cameron wants to see it, tell him he can stand in line in the snow like everybody else. now if you'll excuse me. i only have an hour to take care of some business. shall we? - billy, listen. - i think i made myself clear. can i have a shot of jack? - ♪ yeah, into the future ♪ cut it all loose now ♪ instead you hold a steady line ♪ ♪ it's not the answer ♪ ♪ will you take a chance on ♪ ♪ what we all should be doin' here? ♪ ♪ so many to lean on ♪ isn't my own reason ♪ ♪ to why you hold the steady line. ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> jon: lad eyes and gentlemen, welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we have a very nice show, tonight's guest ej dionne, his new book our divided political heart, the followup to his previous best-seller, our

james cameron dropped.back on dry land it was time to take him some more of the local region and visit a poignant reminder of how modern kaliningrad was founded. the clinton grand region came into existence at the end of the second world war when it was an expose of the soviet union and it was the scene of some fierce fighting from one thousand nine hundred forty forty five and here in the little village of risk it's one of the few places in russia where you can find a soviet memorial next to a german war cemetery. several hundred german soldiers have been repaired here from all around the region with many taken from one of its faces confrontations with fight. number five was one of the keys of the battle of konigsberg it lasted from the sixth to the eighth of april nineteenth forty five and the buildings back to the remains of just over the water here. before it was one of twelve constructed around the city and it's still one of the best preserved despite suffering heavy punishment the soviets launched a m

when you see james cameron, do you ever say to him "unobtainium really?"ut... hello?" (laughter) never? never? >> (laughs) no. >> jon: although it apparently was discussed at the wrap party. but this is good. when is this thing on? >> it plays sunday night at 10:00. it's a treat. i especially want women to see it. after you found the kids' shorts for camp and the hockey sticks and everything else just grab a glass of wine, put your feet up and watch this delicious show. >> jon: if you don't have kids and you find those shorts and the hockey stick... (laughter) >> even more reason. >> jon: i would say more wine. "political animals" with the great sigourney weaver airs u.s.a. sunday night at 10:00. thank you for being here.

another is a way of creating your own shop through the film, the same way james cameron did with thise. the last one is a wall where you move and those glowing jelly like kree furs, if you're slow and don't scare them, they'll come and settle on you, just like in the movie. so you can imagine an experience that was like a huge room or even a huge building where you move from floor to floor and in each room there was another narrative experience, part of a story that's told, partially through your relationship to other people and also through your relationships to interactive walls, ceilings, floors and tables. if the people we're working with decide to move forward with the biggest possible vision, it is completely possible right now to have a fully immersive kind of interactive movie experience. just keep your eyes on our website, i guess. you'll see what comes out in 2012. so that's what i love what i do, it's social, not just you and the experience but you and many other people, having a nice time togethering with not regretting the past, not anticipating the future, but just in th

number of reasons and when it came time to do a movie this seemed like a fun project and guys like james cameroneter jackson have perfected this technology for... to do these incredibly life like characters. >> jon: huge war scenes. the whole earth is in balance. >> blue people look like they're choking and so it's... but no one has used the technology for comedy and i thought, well, god, where else... >> jon: no one's used it for a bear having sex with hookers yet. >> well, that, too. (laughter) >> jon: how do you... so you call up mark wahlberg and say, "hey, man, i've got this idea for you and this teddy bear." (laughter) >> yeah. you have a lot of drinks before you make that call. (laughter) >> jon: does he... does he call you back and go "i've read this, it speaks to me"? (laughter) what does he say? >> jon: he sounds that much like clint eastwood on the phone. >> jon: (laughs) >> he was into it. i think... he claims he came into it with trepidation and that he was, for better or worse, trusting me and it paid off. if it didn't, i probably wouldn't be here right now. i'd probably be bloodie

when you see james cameron, do you ever say to him "unobtainium really?"laughter) was there ever that moment where you were like "i know you're a genius but... hello?" (laughter) never? never? >> (laughs) no. >> jon: although it apparently was discussed at the wrap party. but this is good. when is this thing on? >> it plays sunday night at 10:00. it's a treat. i especially want women to see it. after you found the kids' shorts for camp and the hockey sticks and everything else just grab a glass of wine, put your feet up and watch this delicious show. >> jon: if you don't have kids and you find those shorts and the hockey stick... (laughter) >> even more reason. >> jon: i would say more wine. "political animals" with the great sigourney weaver airs u.s.a. sunday night at 10:00. thank you for being here. clause. >> jon: that's our show. is here it is, your moment of szep. >> he made a $25 million bid on a contract right there including a $15 million third year as the nicks might not be able to match it here in new york.

that is where james cameron was. he was sitting in the theater adjacent to where the shooter stood up. how are you feeling now, james? you mentioned your friend had an asthma attack and that the gas was bothering your throat? >> yeah, my throat is drying up and having a hard time driving . my friend is doing worse and they are having a hard time opening up his lungs . he had got a big, heavy intake of that gas. and you know, that account of the other witness that you mentioned, that is how it happened. i wouldn't call them explosions but loud bangs. that was a tear gas cans going off. i don't know if he had a flash bang or something but there was a loud explosion before the part of the movie and before we started to cough really bad. >> steve: james camon was in the theater adjacent to the shooting. we spoke to you a whole ago. the case of the multiplexes you hear racket next door and figured it was part of the movie and ther getting to scary stuff because it sounds real. >> you have three theater playing the same mov

the book was a donation by james cameron clark jr. who died back in 2009.old this version of the book is the only one that can be found at a public library. >>> it was another nail biter for the giants tonight down to [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well almost all of their checks. stand back. seriously? [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> the excitement over the america's cup yacht race is extending to the train track. the mile long express rolled into san francisco. it delivered boats and equipment for the upcoming america's cup world series races that start next month. organizers say it's the first time a train has been used in pier 80 in more than a decade. you can see more video of today's event on ktvu.com. >>> traffic is backed up at this hour

the book was a donation by james cameron clark jr. who died back in 2009.he book is the only one that can be found at a public library. >>> it was another nail biter for the giants tonight down to the bottom of the ninth. and a special delivery arrives for the america's cup race. it's something that hasn't been seen in san francisco in years. >>> the excitement over the america's cup yacht race is extending to the train track. the mile long express rolled into san francisco. it delivered boats and equipment for the upcoming america's cup world series races that start next month. organizers say it's the first time a train has been used in pier 80 in more than a decade. you can see more video of today's event on ktvu.com. >>> traffic is backed up at this hour on highway 17 after a shooting tonight left a santa clara probation officer wounded. we have a crew at the scene on laurel road where an investigation is under way. they say one southbound lane is now reopen and traffic is starting to move. the chp told us a probation officer radioed he had been shot in

run for president, and he gets in too deep, i think he would be better off to hitch a ride to james cameron> yeah, paul was like please god, why couldn't you make george bush the commissioner of baseball. >> right. >> i knew somebody that knew all of the guys he worked with back with the texas rangers, and that's what he really wanted. he ran for president because he couldn't be baseball commissioner. >> yeah. he should have stayed baseball commissioner. >> spare with from entitled rich boys with daddy issues. let's go to judy in florida. hi, judy. >> hi, steph. how are you doing? >> good. go ahead. >> i really enjoy your show but it's very funny everything that is going on, romney all of the gaffes, the stupidity, but, you know, i would draw everyone's at attention to we had another gaffe master in there for eight years -- >> yeah. it is only funny right up until he gets elected and then it is terrifying. >> right. we have voter suppression, machines that have never been fixed and that could -- and that plus the bundling the donations that put ads on he has got a propaganda network in fox

. >> that was achieved largely thanks to the technology that james cameron developed for avatar and petert's been used in action movies and fantasy movies but never in a comedy. nobody ever used at that technology to create a character that just exists there a normal mundane world. what?e technology, per se, is - >> it's called motion capture technology. the difference between that and the traditional animation is with a pixar movie like toy story, an animator is posing everything out. with motion capture, you have an actor actually wearing -- in this case, me, wearing these little sensors. so everything that i do, the bear does. as mark wahlberg, the right kind of casting because? >> because he makes the audience believe that this is just a normal relationship. >> after you were able to do that to create this bond, that was the other challenge? >> well, the other challenge was to walk the line of sweetness and bad taste. it is sort of that -- >> the story of your career. it's sort of that mix of high brow and low brow, i guess, that we all love monty python. that's sort of the pair gone

jamie: that witness, james cameron and his friend treated at an area hospital for the inhalation.regg. gregg: we're awaiting a police news conference. we're following all the developments as they come in. the president will be speaking about this in a little more than an hour. keep it right here to the fox news channel. >> i thought it was like a firecracker or fire work or something. i thought someone was like, oh its the "batman" premier. bring firecrackers in and get people riled up. it wasn't until an alarm sounded saying there was emergency in the building, something going on. that's when i figured out. ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ it says a lot about you. ♪ in a deep, hemi-rumble sort of way. guts. glory. ram. [ john ] no. ♪ were you just... no. are you supposed to be driving that in here? no! yo! teresa here? ♪ no. so is it okay if i stay out just a little bit longer? so...okay... so no. did mom say we could eat all that? [ john ] yes. [ male announcer ] in a world filled with "no," it's nice to finally say "yes." the new

eight new screens open here every day attracting top hollywood filmmakers like james cameron whose 3dhere. >> increase in the standard of living and the growth of the middle class here. the cinema experience is perceived as something special. >> reporter: hollywood is struggling back home, so studios are fighting for a future here, producing movies like "iron man 3" and "looper" a film full of a-list actors shot with chinese partners. >> you're able to say i'm here, i'm not just using china as a distribution point, you're saying come into our process. >> reporter: china wants to control the rules of the game. beijing has grown weary of western influences here and keen to get china's view and history on the silver screen. already in china, movies are censored, including "men in black iii" which censors chopped out these scenes showing chinese as alien villains. even lead to subcensorship among hollywood players hoping to capture the market here. a negative portrayal of a chinese character can be shown if it's an intrinsic part of the story, he says, but if the movie intentionally belit

james. [ male announcer ] new fiber one chewy bars. great taste kids love plus calcium and fiber kids need. >>> mitt romney in london gettingied to meet prime minister david cameron in about five hours and attend tomorrow's opening ceremonies of the olympics. the republican candidate for president is using his stirts stop to send amessage he recognizes the close bonds between the u.s. and our top allies. he is getting criticized for remarks by an unidentified campaign advisor reportedly saying that the white house does not appreciate the shared anglo-saxon heritage. >>> d.c. council member marion barry is remembering the woman he calls his first wife as i great friend. mary treadwell died last weekend at her home. she was there during his rise to power. first on the school board and then on the city council. but she was not a stranger to scandal and served prison time on fraud and theft convictions. barry tweeted saying they stayed in touch speaking to one another just three weeks ago. >>> a california judge is taking michael jackson's kids away from the grandmother and this morning, katherine jackson, says says she was devastated by. this the judge temporarily a

served as ambassador to afghanistan, his deputy who will replace him shortly, james cunningham, and our ambassador to pakistan, cameron munter. what they share and what they have given us in these two critical posts are the best of our nation's public service and foreign service. i had occasion to meet both ambassador crocker and ambassador cunningham on a number of visits to afghanistan and to be briefed by both of them, and so i know personally how extraordinarily honest and forthright they are in the insight and intelligence that they give to congressional visitors and many of us have been among those visitors and many of us have met with them, and so i know that others have had that experience as well. i know them both to be extremely capable and intelligent, thoughtful and insightful. they understand the complexities of this region and they have succeeded in maintaining strong relationships with our partners in afghanistan and pakistan to the extent that they were able to do so amid the most complex and challenging circumstances, and somehow in between all of the challenges they faced on the ground day to day, th

james matthew who relies on his oxygen tank to breathe. >> when it's hot and humid then i can't breathe right. >> reporter: seniors aren't the only ones having trouble breathing, cameronhas asthma. >> i carry his inhaler around with me in my pocket because, you know he can have one at any time. >> reporter: shanay thomas has been trying to keep cameron and her 6 -week-old daughter calia as cool as possible. the biggest concern. >> the heat, because this is when his asthma flairs up, in the heat. he has it extremely bad when this weather is around. >> reporter: as thousands wait for bge to restore service to their homes, residents are growing more and more frustrated. >> they say patient is a virtue, but man, this is weighing on my virtue a lot. >>> we do have a lot of trouble especially if you're traveling in baltimore city. we're looking at over 100 traffic lights that are out. so police are urging if you use those traffic stops as a four way stop sign because it's causing a lot of accidents. as far as other accidents go, a downed tree at bolgna at charles, providence road at green acres, north highland at east baltimore. maryland avenue at west landville and west ro

cameron at the house of commons. on friday, the national governors' association heard from author and management consultant james collins -- jim collins on the definition of great leadership. governors around the country met. this is about an hour and 25 minutes. ladies and testament, please take his seat. good afternoon governors and distinguished guests. i call to order the 104th annual meeting of the national governors' association. we have a full agenda. all governors are encouraged to attend. saturday's agenda begins with the meetings of the economic development commerce committee and the health and human services committee. we will then have a governor's only lunch and business session followed by the meetings of the natural resources committee. sunday, we will begin with a governor's only breakfast. the annual meeting will conclude on sunday with a meeting about the next big idea. i know we are all looking forward to all of this. let me start by saying we are very honored to be joined by several distinguished guests. would you please stand. thank you for being here. of like a motion for the adoption of the rules