>> yeah, yeah, "janie jones." >> jimmy: "janie jones." >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: super fun.his movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you want to explain to everyone what the movie is about? >> yeah, it's basically a girl who meets her father for the first time when she's 13. and, he's kind of this like burnt-out rocker guy and she gets sort of abandoned at this club that he's performing at, by her mom, who's a drug addict. and she has to go on tour with him and they kind of bond through the fact that they're both singer/songwriters. >> jimmy: super cool. that's great. this was shot in -- was it des moines? >> des moines, iowa. >> jimmy: how'd you like des moines? beautiful, right? >> yeah, des moines! >> jimmy: two humans from des moines. [ light laughter ] they came to the show. i love des moines. beautiful, right? >> i like des moines. i like des moines. >> jimmy: what'd you do there? >> well, okay, i'm from new york city. so, like, we don't have big shopping malls. like, we have like good shopping, but we don't have like huge malls. >> jimmy: yeah. >> jordan creek mall in des mo

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. >> kids, jany. >> are you real? >> george! >> the main character sees how wonderful life is and he and his family break into song. >> translator: my heart is beating. it's important to keep moving forward and i'm going to give it my best shot. the people of our town have to stay strong and carry on. i was moved to tears. >> the audience laughed and cried throughout the movie. now lee is convinced the disaster area should have a movie theater. >> i was reminded just how important films can be. they give us strength and hope for a better tomorrow. i do this because i want to hear people say your film gave me courage. for that reason alone, i'll keep on going. >> the popup movie theater will travel the region until mid november. >>> japanese listed companies have seen the paper profits on their share holdings decline by more than 38% in the last half year. japanese brokerage nomura securities researched the current market shares and acquisition price for about 1,800 listed firms as of friday. the amount was 4.1 trillion yen or $5

. >> but that's not i'm here, janis.o hear. >> question, did perry's position on immigration cost him the top slot in florida's straw poll, which occurred this past week? >> i'm sure it affected him. but since i have flown along that fence and watched -- i through there through an entire night, but see people climbing the fence. it's almost impossible to stop. many of them get captured, they get -- bussed back to mexico, and then they come the next came even the fence won't work. to put a fence is ridiculous. and but there's no doubt there's a better way of how we present those issues. and that's when it shows that -- in a sense his limited political skills. >> let's make another clarification too. the fence can run all the way over to tijuana, which means below nevada, and really effectively across -- the width of california. >> it's not going to work. >> that's one mileage computation. another mileage is you stop on the texas and you go all the way out to the gulf. now, which -- what is the -- how much is the -- [every

janie her turn at the mike at the f.c.c. hearing in tampa w t v t in january of two thousand and five my husband and i challenge the operating license of the fox station right here in tampa we had proven in court the top ranks of management engaged in news distortion resisting had cost us our jobs more than two years later we have yet to receive any response from the f.c.c. on the status of that complaint so why is the f.c.c. ignoring license challenges it's the only tool the public has to hold stations accountable i called the f.c.c. to learn how many petitions to deny licenses they have and also with the last time they revoked any stations license i have been told that since one thousand nine hundred six virtually no licenses have been revoked at all and i'm trying to confirm or deny that the. primary it sue wilson broadcast clues how are you i'm fine thank you i'm following up on our conversation i don't know when it wasn't a week or so ago in terms of the numbers of petitions to deny i know. somebody is going to have it

in the meantime janie corey finally got her response from the f.c.c. as media bureau remember how for a queen to win her case the judge told the jury she'd have to prove the station deliberately tried to discourage the news the beauty ricci's and then w t v t said beds i think we are indicated on the finding of this theory the f.c.c. said they were confused whether w t v t distort of the news and in any case they would not be bound by some state court's decision or petition to deny had been denied any hispanic to the f.c.c. . commissioners time and broadcast journalist of twenty years currently a film about media issues broadcast lives on july sixteenth of this year i filed a freedom of information act request with your media hero to find out how many petitions to deny broadcast licenses are currently pending in front of the f.c.c. i also ask what is a last minute any station ever had a license taken away. by law the f.c.c. is to sponsor me within twenty two days it has been four months i have heard nothing. if it tish's to deny the licenses are the on

and deliberately to falsify or distort plainness proposed news report on b g eight wilson last but janie cre won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on your oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted news report yes so a creep proved news distortion and you wouldn't know it from the spin on. their fox thirteen representatives say the jury through its verdicts clearly stated that the station did not tell a korean wilson to falsify and distort the news through their b.t.h. story but we are completely vindicated on the finding of this theory that we do not distort news for lost wages eighty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty five dollars that does not have to do with the store show the news it is not the true false vacation of the four last earning capacity one hundred twenty thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars i think today is a wonderful day for boxer two for other damages two hundred fifteen thousand five hundred and twenty five dollars fox appealed the jury's decision which is indeed their attorneys argued there is no la

janie creek and steve wilson spent thousands of dollars into law firm to challenge w t v t's license for violating the f.c.c. is news distortion policy so we filed a challenge to a license really based on the facts that came out of our case nothing new here we filed back in january of two thousand and five and here we are. many years later the f.c.c. has not ever gotten back to us with anything not responded they have not sent us thanks for sending your complaint we're looking into it e-mail letter nothing zero absolutely nothing and you understand the whole premise that. the airwaves are a precious commodity there are very few of them so to get these licenses broadcast licenses for free broadcasters are supposed to act in the public interest it's the deal they make providing that privilege that's their mandate and that's what the f.c.c. is supposed to be interesting i haven't seen any evidence of that. ok time for a little more information about the f.c.c. five commissioners had the f.c.c. the president chooses three from his own party and two from the opposing party it was presiden

eight wilson lost the janie won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on your oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted report yes so a creep proved news distortion and you wouldn't know it from the spin on that new t.v. tease their thirteen representatives say the jury through its verdicts clearly stated that the station did not tell me and wilson to falsify and distort the news through their b. g.h. story but we are going to be indicated on the finding of this theory that we do not to stuart is for lost wages eighty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty five dollars let's not have to do with the store show the news it is not true false peckish of the us for lost i mean capacity one hundred and twenty thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars i think today is a wonderful day for parts or two for other damages two hundred fifteen thousand five hundred and twenty five dollars folks at the jury's decision point is that me and their attorneys argue that there is no law against distortion and you haven't found a stash. you haven't found

of now and despite her pre-tournament nerves world number one jani saying produced a strong finish to the opening round to tie for a one shot lead at the first ever event on the home island of taiwan. the twenty two year old a five time major winner did bogey the first hole back to back in style setting up this birdie on the par five nights and saying held her on the back nine to content fist birdie in the final hole before the car round sixty eight casing and share the lead with. the japanese while number seven rallied from a bogey at the sixteenth to seem to create. jennifer's song an unordered list and morgan pressel all just one stride behind. and in the meantime france and host new zealand have been going through their final preparations for the rugby world cup decider in oakland this sunday the all blacks trained away from the cameras but they blur held an open session and look into traffic and base their defense they conceded a stinging five tries in their thirty seven seventeen defeat by the home nation who lay however the french know how to deal with a key reason the knockout

by us jani. could we move to a different subject now to damascus any preconditions before agreeing to receive palestinian prisoners it's known of the west has been putting pressure on syria for hosting the hamas leadership did syria lay out any specific conditions before agreeing to receive palestinians released from israeli jails. first and we have to remember that syria has been part of the palestinian issue we handed over the golan heights in attempting to resolve the issue it's impossible to break this strong link between syria and the palestinian problem which is manifested both in our support for the resistance movie. and angela tends to resolve the problem at regional and international levels therefore it's natural that there could be no conditional requirements. to. strive for australia if you want to tell you there's no way i'm to see the film on. if you want to have sex go and have sex. on. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the wall street since they are.

right have we replaced commonsense political correctness joining us is daily caller senior editor janiefeinstein good morning t.j. me thanks for having me all right now i must the two of us here i'm i think that kids should be allowed to wear their costumes on halloween to school. anyhow luckily we have our resident holiday were worker expert during jimmy wednesday to help us figure out what the next holiday fox news declares is under attack will be aside from the annual war on christmas which we cannot predict will it be a valentine's day liberals are trying to co-opt a holiday for same sex couples or be our day liberals are going overboard in their obsession with playing trees we need more parking lots or see columbus day can't liberals just let us honor a genocidal maniac without going all human rights when with the culture of oh let me let me say we're two boiled in the war and how we need to consider other fronts at this moment but to paraphrase which in churchill we will fight in the pumpkin patches we'll fight in the haunted houses we will fight in the zombie layers we will never

it happened here at the gram ersy park hotel in new york city after the prem ir of "janie jones" on thursday night. charles, movie's director and several actors piled into the elevator. comedian seth herzog was there. >> bunch of us got into the elevator. the elevators are not huge. very small. >> reporter: then the elevator suddenly shockingly begin to plunge. with the poor open, everyone could see the floors just flying by. >> what's more fear inducing to me an elevator in free fall. you know you are going to fall. don't know when it is going to stop. >> reporter: it came to a hard stop. the elevator ground to a halt thanks to the brakes. grupt was left waiting for help. >> we are like waiting for a long time. people are getting angry that they're not saying anything to us. >> reporter: grammercy park hotel manager released a statement saying although an incredibly unusual incident moving forward we will have staff assist from the flow of departures from high volume events to ease any potential crowding. elevators are behind many people's most nagging fears, fear of a sudden drop or gettin

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hi, janie, good luck in your acting career. i'm sorry it's so late -- just got my mail. days. it had be a go big help to me if after the show you and your friends would write to paramount studios saying i like anson's singing. when will he sing again? thanks a million. >> he wanted me to pimp for him. i didn't do it. >> jimmy: you didn't. >> i didn't like his voice. he sounded like a lawrence welk -- i didn't like his voice. >> jimmy: the single most embarrassing thing i've seen written on paper. >> isn't it horrible and now it's in my book. >> jimmy: it's in your book. >> is he still around. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. i think he directs things now. >> oh, no, he'll never hire me now. burned that bridge. >> jimmy: yeah, wow, that's something else. you've never met him. >> i never met him since 1972. >> jimmy: well, we have a surprise for you. >> ha, ha, ha. >> jimmy: i wish we thought ahead. >> ronnie howard -- ron howard was on msnbc and i was doing something on msnbc. he was on write before me and they said, do you know about jane lynch's book. he said my girlfriend? i

we have hewlett packard engineers but you also have janis joplin and the greatful dead.ou have acid and you have the rebels and the free speech movement and people who are crazy and people -- the mixture in the bay area of the electric culture and counter culture. they looked at computer things that would oppress big brother in 1984. but soon computers became thought of as tools for empowerment. the whole earth catalogs. stewart brand, that whole thing. you get a fusion the counterculture and the electronics culture, and other than the whole earth catalog and stewart brand, the ultimate symbol of that is steve jobs. >> charlie: he said in fact quoting stewart brand and his famous commenc the speech stay hungry, the idea, because i want to use a portion of it at this point. the idea of the commencement speech, i was amazed to know that he reached out to the screen writer. >> i don't know if aaron agreed to do much of anything. >> charlie: but he reached out toim. it was steve realizing this was big, he didn't do this all the time. >> he never -- >> charlie: and he decided

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