we begin this evening with general james jones, former national security advisor to president obama, former conindant and europe. >> one he could be remembered for is being our energy president, becausewe're talking about 40 years of history here where no administration has ever strategically tackled the energy potential of this country. and now that it's staring us in the face then states like north dakota and texas are being transformed economically, it gives you a sense of what's possible not only domestically or regionally but globally. >> rose: we conclude then with a conversation of gravity with its director alfonso cuaron and its star sandra bullock. >> if you are all awake enough to feel the reasoning behind something, the human being is such an amazing creature in that it wants to fight. it can't not fight for survival. most of the time. we talked about that a lot. you know, what is that thing that happens when you've given up that ignites just the slightest amount of passion to at least try one more time before you truly give up. and sometimes letting go is what you need to

takes on the role of a pregnant homeless teenager in gimme shelter alongside reserve dawson james earl jones and brandon frazier gimme shelter will be in theaters january twenty fourth ones what's going on with you why did you change so much i'm grown you've gone through a metamorphosis i know i got a butterfly tattoo to prove it. you play a homeless teenager right and he's given to just give me show you yeah i you follow a girl sixteen year old names apple bailey and she comes from a very broken family she never met her dad mom's a drug addict and she decides she doesn't want to continue to live the life that she does and goes out on her own to find her. other and finds out she's pregnant along the way and it's just really her struggle for survival for herself and for her baby and she comes homeless and it's just it's tough and it really lets you look at the world it was a tough shoot it was extremely i mean it was very exciting and exhilarating and liberating because it was something that i have never done before but it was a lot of work where did you shoot we don't do it in new york and n

. >> james jones, shatari's father, is unaware of his daughter's torment until the day shatari flat outo go to the bus stop and tells james exactly what's been happening. >> the teasing, condoms on the bus, the poking her, the touching her, spitting in her hair. i mean, they're literally torturing her. >> james escorts his daughter to the bus stop. >> my plan was to go out there to the bus and talk to this bus driver. >> but after hearing what shatari has endured, james is overcome with emotion. >> that's my daughter. i love her so much, you know? >> caught on two bus security cameras, the protective father boards the bus and orders shatari to come along. >> everybody sit down. come on. come on. now. now. listen, man. i don't care if you don't speak english or nothing. my daughter's been getting on this damn bus. and now this. yes. yes. show me which one. show me which one. yeah, you all call the police. call the police. >> the bus driver tries to intervene, but james has more to say. >> after shatari takes her seat, james confronts the bus driver. >> you better watch. if anything happe

the former secretary of state of defense, general peter pays, retired general james jones and joseph rolls tonne sent a letter urging the administration to help get amire released they said. >> president obama brought this up with iranian president. when they had a cell phone, a phone call in september. other officials raised the flight during the recent negotiations. but they lifted those sanctions as part of the nuclear negotiations. don't you think that -- >> i think it would be dangerous to make it part of the deal. we are putting ourselves in a position where we are giving concessions in negotiation for the rrls of a free man. to me this is a situation that's entirely upto the iranian government. they have to decide whether or not they want to be taken seriously. as a member of the international community. that includes negotiating nuke loor agreements and other international engagements, if they want to be taken seriously. they need to be released amir and others that they may be holding. that is a precondition to us taking a permanent agreement seriously. having said that. i'm

. >> general james jones is here, he's a retired four star general, former national security advisor to president obama, also served in the supreme allied command at the nato forces in europe, a lifetime of goment service he has turned his attention the private sector. he's the founder and president of jones group international. i'm pleased to have him back at this table, welcome. >> thank you, charlie. good to see you. >> i want to talk about energy this morning which is a passion of yours and one of the things that face this country. but first because you were head of nato and national security advisor to the president, we're looking at ukraine and seeing what? >> well, critical moment for sure and unfortunately has some tinges of an area we thought was -- era we thought was long gone and that's the cold war just because of the players. you mentioned i was in nato and one of the two councils we had in nato in 2006 was the nato ukraine council and russia council, and they were there friends. we brought in most of the former soviet block countries and there was no question that the c

. >>> james jones of the memphis grizzly shows sometimes there is an "i" in team able to score and sliprizzlies when on to beat the clippers. >> did you see me stretching? i wanted to see it. i wanted to see this amazing pass to self. welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm vinita nair. >>nd i'm anthony mace p. kevin costner has returned as a leaning man in the new action thriller "three days to kill." costner plays an american spy who must complete a mission in three days to save his life. >> open up. i can't get around your mirror. >> okay. but this is youth-obsessed hollywood. why are aging actors like the 59-year-old costner and 61-year-old liam neeson and arnold schwarzenegger who's 66 still getting action hero roles? let's ask "chicago tribune" film critic. it's a fascinating reason but why is it happening? post 60 you think they're less actionable guys. >> if the movie is any good at all, you're not just watching them but watching your own memoryies of them back when you were a lots younger. you're looking at stallone. you're watching everything from rocky to rambo. >> o

i am james earl jones. i am the totes-magoates guy. >> was it racist or stupid? >> it was stupid. that's your job. rut entertain -- you are the entertainment reporter and you don't know the difference? >> bottom line is this says more about entertainment reporters than race. they are not that bright. >> i think it says a lot about race. i live in a racially-charged house. i am an ethnic gendered minority in my own roof. i had to learn chinese. when i ask them to shovel the show they call themselves uncompensated asian labor. >> how many asian kids do you have? >> three jie. three asian kids. that's two more than me. anyway. i don't know what that is supposed to mean. >> you have a sitcom. three asian kids and you are the dad? come on let's write this. let's stop doing this show and get some paper. >> people at home would love to watch us work it out. how do the credits roll? shoveling ice? >> somebody is on the piano. >> i would love to addition for a role of your daughter. do you think i would be cast? >> i have not confused my daughters with lucy liu. >> good for you. >> was thi

erskine caldwell, james jones, allen payne, marjorie rawlings, i could name another 40 of the most important writers in this country between the two world wars and one man discovered and developed all of them. this is a man, max perkins, who changed the course of the american river basically. i had very good luck because in that moment there was teaching in princeton, carlos baker had just finished his epic biography of ernest hemingway. i went to this office and asked if i might work with him. i said i have a great idea for a book. i want to write a book about max perkins, it is a fantastic idea, max perkins is the great enigma of american literature, no one has ever written about him. the big question is whether you can write about him. looking at your transcript here, a very solid d- work, it is a great idea. why, he suggested, don't you write your senior thesis, why don't you do that on perkins'? if you are still interested, carry on, write a book and you have written an interesting thesis. i spent basically my last three years in college working on my senior thesis. when i turned it in,

the revivalist and utopian james earl jones including claims to divinity, critique of racial inequality, and a desire to economically empower his children. >> from the peace mission movement to peoples temple, a look at modern religious utopias that are denied at 8:00 eastern and sunday at 1:00, part of american history tv this weekend on c-span three. the state department official testified in front of the house foreign affairs committee on the rising threat of al qaeda in iraq. this hearing from wednesday's two hours. >> this hearing will come to order. this morning, we consider al qaeda's resurgence in iraq. an unfortunate reality is that out qaeda in iraq, now known as or islamic state of iraq isis as you see it in the papers is growing steadily in size and in power and influence. it's militant ranks have blossomed. isis carried out attacks on two anderent prisons in iraq freed hundreds of experienced al qaeda fighters and leaders. group is now able to carry out approximately 40 mass casualty attacks every month. multiple car bombs struck the capital this morning. the nearly 9000 de

revivalist and utopian as james warren jones replicated many of the teachings of father divine including claims to divinity, critique of racial inequality and a desire to economically empower his children. a. >> in a few moments the head of the congressional budget office on the economic outlook. in two and a half hour senior officials testify about worldwide threats to national security. >> i think the american public sees the first lady and very glamorous circumstances usually for a state dinner in a beautiful gown you now and some speech where the heads of suit or whatever but i think what they may not imagine looking at the white house from the outside is that it's actually a very normal life upstairs on those two floors. first ladies probably and i know i did actually would lie on the couch and read a book and in my case my cat would always curl up next to me. >> up next the head of the congressional budget office on the deficit. the economic outlook and how the labor market is being affected by the health care law. douglas elmendorf was before the house budget committee for two and

erskine caldwell, james jones, allen payne, marjorie rawlings, i could name another 40 of the most importantwriters in this country between the two world wars and one man discovered and developed all of them. this is a man, max perkins, who changed the course of the american river basically. i had very good luck because in that moment there was teaching in princeton, carlos baker had just finished his epic biography of ernest hemingway. i went to this office and asked if i might work with him. i said i have a great idea for a book. i want to write a book about max perkins, it is a fantastic idea, max perkins is the great enigma of american literature, no one has ever written about him. the big question is whether you can write about him. looking at your transcript here, a very solid d- work, it is a great idea. why, he suggested, don't you write your senior thesis, why don't you do that on perkins'? if you are still interested, carry on, write a book and you have written an interesting thesis. i spent basically my last three years in college working on my senior thesis. when i turned it in,

james anderson and the us one that though. any new identity of the antique silver and jenny jones and great britain the bronze cross country skiers hit the trails diary and cooling and switzerland outlasted his rivals in the men's thirty km gas line. he also won gold in nature than the fifteen km free base. like is how the sleeve and one silver this time around munching on sunday and standard of norway took the bronze. female athletes competed in the seven point five km sprint triathlon on. i miss fresh in his mane of slovakia one go. on the go t know much at stake silva and any descendants of the ukraine a bronze. and in the men's luge event the league's local from germany one go. albert dench and go from russia and the silva. and i mean sink and italy. the grunts. and lot more from saatchi as athletes compete for medals throughout the day it's a sign of a tag under the weather committed to getting to work or school to slash and i nice meaty ideas that the weight of this more in the world buyback. he is stepping up the leftover shall receive the southeast eric k on saturday for many residents and the conduct of the same. katie i

james harden for howard. howard, 18 points, 15 rebounds. fourth quarter, houston by 13, jeremy lin to terrence jones.he rockets are 13-0 in the calendar year so far when they score 100 or more points. put 107 on the timberwolves. >> yeah, they're also undefeated no matter how many points they score as long as they score more than the other team. >> yes, yes, they are. back to you. >> guys, thanks. >>> all right. you probably know by now that soccer's world cup is this summer in brazil. >> all right. here's an italian soccer player who won't be there, but his goal celebration was enough to be our "play of the day." >> yeah, check it out. he scores an easy goal after making a mistake by the goalie and then runs over to his teammates on the bench. >> and when he gets there, he puts his head straight through the team's shelter and, gosh, the guy was fine, but the referee was not amused giving him a red card, throwing him out of the game. >> doesn't seem like the wisest thing to do. thrown out of a game and if he didn't have to go to the hospital, he's ahead of the game. >> right. >>> up next, "the pulse,

world 175 james ward beating world 45 in five sets putting britain two up. matt jones is tied for the lead at the halfway stage of the phoenix open. jones lives in the area. he shot is a 6-under 65 moving to 12 under. the 16th hold at the course, notoriously rowdy. fans showing appreciation here. the oklahoma city thunder won their 10th straight game beating the brooklyn nets. kevin durant denied the chance of getting 30 points. he had 36 and seven assists when oklahoma coach scott brooks rested him for the final quarter. >> the kenyan town has built up a global reputation as bean a hub for distant running. it attracts runners from all over the world. modern track facilities are expected to attract more athletes. >> this is an athletes haven. a tiny farming town in western kenya is known for its high altitude training, at 200,000 metre above sea level, and attracts thousands of runners worldwide. >> this is the chinas national middle and long distance athletics team. the first time they train here. >> we need the roads, we need the possibility of a rough road. we need

james bullard speaking out on the economy. headlines are catching our own peter barnes. pe catching your eye there? >> these are headlines from the "dow jones6% unemployment would probably be full employment in the u.s. that is significant. sound a little bit hawkish because we're at 6.6% on unemployment rate. if 6% is full employment rate the fed will have accomplished its mandate and goal of full employment with a 6% number maybe sooner rather than later. so, got to, watch, we're going to watch this and see if it gets any traction from the full fed. he also says that the weather has affected the economic numbers this winter. we've seen softer economic indicators. attributed to the weather and he says the recent data hasn't deterred his outlook on the u.s. economy which is for expansion this year. back to you. sandra: all right, peter. well it is significant simply because six 1/2 had been a benchmark. >> that's right. sandra: this is indicating new benchmark. peter barnes. >> and tightening or raising interest rates. >> how long will we keep blaming the weather? probably into july. sandra: adam shapiro is in for melissa francis on "money"

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jones and fenlater with an 11th placed finish. >> the nba resumed regular season action with a slate of nine games and free agent to be lebron james put on an m.v.p. worthy performance in dallas. he blazed the nets for 42 points on 16-23 shooting. lebron also ripped down nine rebounds, dished out six assists and notched two steals in the process. the heat open the second half with a 117-106 win over the mavericks. >> that is an eight-foot long one foot wide piece of metal that fell from the ceiling and hit the seats at the university of indiana's assembly hall mere hours before those seats would have had people in them to host iowa. officials postponed the game tuesday night. no make up date is scheduled. engineers said the harsh winter conditions in town were to blame. very scary situation in the big 10. >> thank you so much with sport. >> we are looking at a new study finding 10 of the most popular football he willments are not effective protecting players against concussions or brain injuries. dr. frank cineti joins us from florida and a doctor from tampa both working on that new helmet study. you tested the 10 most popular hel