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jerry. tonight, seinfeld is 60. and something he says is surprising about what he's learned about himself. >>> we are back tonight with a story about safety in our cars involving our little ones. most states now require booster seats for that age when kids are too old for baby seats yet too young for just seat belts. the market is flooded with different products, but not all of them are equal. luckily there are new ratings out tonight to help consumers. our report this evening from nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: the booster seat is for that awkward in-between stage for kids too big for child car seats but not quite big enough to wear adult size seat belts. how come you think they invented booster seats? >> so they would be higher so the seat belt will fit them right. >> reporter: just look at the difference between an unrestrained child dummy in a crash test and one sitting in a booster seat. kids in boosters are 45% less likely to be injured than kids wearing an adult seat belt alone. and new tests by the insurance

then once they were on the road jerry spotted the same model car, which triggered an outburst in that seinfeld. >> oh my god! what are the odds of that? >> i love this. >> reporter: the show is about the conversation and the adventure of getting coffee while being funny because jerry is fascinated by people who are funny. >> i wanted to see if i could capture it and show people, look at this group of people. aren't they unusual? and isn't it unusual how all these different people who do this thing are kind of the same? we're the only kind of people i feel completely relaxed around. >> reporter: and back to the comedy club, jerry actually does that, shows up to do standup at clubs all over new york all the time. what are you still doing in louie's comedy club at midnight? people outside the comedy business will never understand that about you. is that correct? >> it's correct. and i wish i had a good answer for you, but i know that that's the healthiest thing i can do. >> reporter: is that your batting cage? >> yeah. and this gets to a larger life perspective. if you're more interested in what

and unlike jerry seinfeld, brian, how many need support. >> it is a fascinating story. kate snow, thank you as always. >>> we are back in a moment after a break with what we learned today about the death of a beloved hollywood star. >>> with tonight's news about more americans in uniform heading back into iraq, this has been a homecoming week at camp pendleton for some of the last marines and sailors who left afghanistan. the first marine division is commemorating the tenth anniversary of the brutal battle of fallujah, the largest loss of life that unit suffered in combat since vietnam. >>> final autopsy results are in tonight for robin williams. confirmation he died from asphyxia due to hanging. and notably his system was free of alcohol and illegal drugs when he took his own life inside his northern california home back in july. his family had said at the time he'd been dealing with a bout of particularly severe depression. >>> it is one thing when they come here to new york to play our rangers, but we're all about the boston bruins tonight for what they did for bruin

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. >>> jerry seinfeld shoged his father and mother e fans today when he said he has signs of autism. jean? >> janelle, people here at the studio teach students new skills. they say jerry seinfeld should get us talking about how people can succeed. >> they can be low verbal, nonverbal, all the way up to the high end aspies, who are very verbal. >> teaching skills to teens and adults who were on the autism spectrum. a spectrum comedian jerry seinfeld says applies to him. >> i don't see it as dysfunctional, i just think of it as an alternate mind set. >> he struggles socially, only feeling comfortable with comedians. >> the only kind of people that i feel completely relaxed around. every other social interaction i have is sm what omewhat of a management. >> reaction to zrksz einfeld's claim he's autistic is getting mixed reaction. >> but i'm very happy that jerry seinfeld has opened up the conversation to say hey, look, there are these other guys on the spectrum. >> while autism is a scary diagnosis, his clients are more like you than you think. >> varied aspects of autism through diffi

a spectrum comedian jerry seinfeld says applies to him. >> i don't see it as dysfunctional.lternate mindset. >> seinfeld told nbc's brian williams he struggles socially, only feeling comfortable with comedians. >> they are the only people i feel completely relaxed around. every other social interaction i have is somewhat of a management. >> on autism speaks facebook page, reaction to seinfeld's claim he is autistic is getting mixed reaction. >> i'm very happy jerry seinfeld has opened up the conversation to say, hey, look, there are these other guys on the spectrum. >> she says while autism is a scary diagnosis, his clients are more like you than you think. >> there are many aspects of autism are exaggerations of feelings and difficulties other people have routinely. that's definitely a good conversation to have because it makes the things autistics encounter, makes it understandable. >> understanding autism opens doors to learning and living. >> they start to go out on their own, get a job. >> their 19-year-old autistic son is in college living away from home, one of many s

. >>> still ahead, jerry seinfeld making headlines, but it's no joke.etting an applause of a different kind. >>> plus, went down the block and around the corner. the wishes being granted in the south bay that prompted people to line up in the middle of the night. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. >>> new drama tonight within the santa clara county registrar of voters. a county investigation is underway. that's not all, the head of the county's election commission has also called for an investigation. this stems from a story we had yesterday. we are joined from san jose with more. robert? >> reporter: that's right. a lot of issues swirling around what happened on election day with investigators focusing on just how bad the problems got and if they are connected. they say about 75 to 105,000 ballots still need to be counted as we first reported yesterday. in amidst the complaints, sources say a whistle blower complaint says that votes were lost due to computer probl

but let's go to comedian jerry seinfeld.sonal about himself. >> in recent years, as he's learned more about autism spectrum disorders, he sees it in himself. >> i think, on a very drawn-out scale, i think i'm on the spectrum. >> why? what are the markers, if i were sitting here analyzing you? >> um, you're never paying attention to the right things. basic social engagement is really a struggle. i'm very literal. when people talk to me and they use expression, sometimes i don't know what they're saying. but i don't see it as dysfunctional. i just think of it as an alternate mind-set. >> zerlina, he wasn't joking. and this surprised a lot of people. what's your reaction? >> well, i think it's a wonderful thing. i think this goes very far to destigmatize the mentally ill, or anyone with any type of mental disability. i think it's really important, specifically with autism, because so often with mass shootings, autism is thrown out as this umbrella term, to say, that if a shooter was autistic, they must be violent. so it does a

. >> pam: coming up next jerry seinfeld opens up about a private issue why he thinks he is on autismm then a man arrested after flying what he's accused of taking from the plane he was a passenger on. bulldog: mattress discounters veterans day sale ends tuesday. get four years interest free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters >> pam: comedian jerry seinfeld is best known for this clamors to come watch made his name famous over 76 million viewers back in 1998. >> reporter: usually when jerry seinfeld speaks people usually listen his a big problem with paying attention. >>: and think i'm on the spectrum on a drawn-out scale. when people talk to mean the use french and sometimes i don't know what they're saying. >> reporter: his optimism speculation was revealed in a moment of candor by side brian williamsside >> reporter: 1 and 68 individuals are diagnosed with asb. since a doctor says the jury's self- described trades could be a bigger problem. >> reporter: gerry has partic

. >> everybody knows this because of the publicist he bill cosby got for it, jerry seinfeld got for it. you create a television show that you own, the network broadcasts it. they pay for it but the real payoff when it is when it goes off the network and you can syndicate. >> i was just smart enough to know i needed a business partner. bud and i found a guy named jerry who was a great, great man. business. a shows on the, 6, 7 year. i would not know how to make it a business. >> what about the dollar value of revenue for all of those shows you created? we sold those shows to coca-cola company a great many years ago. the title of this book derives from the fact that despite taking down a whole bunch of money, i went into business for myself without that business partner and made the mistake of doing things the wrong way because i was not a businessman. i got a phone call when we learned about this from my son in law who asked how i was feeling. i feel terrible. what are you talking about? something keeps running through my head and even this i get to experience. that's where the title of

the hearing implant. ♪ >>> sunny man jerry seinfeld taking a serious moment to discuss autism. terview, seinfeld says he's on the autism spectrum pep says he has an alternative mind-set about social interactions. it was during a broadway play when seinfeld said he realized he may be on the spectrum. his main character role was autistic and he identified with many tendencies. >> i'm very literal. when people talk to me and they use expressions, sometimes i don't know what they're saying. every other social interaction i have is somewhat of a managed. >> seinfeld identifies himself as being on the spectrum. >> well, in news 4 your health this morning, we want to tell you about a major morning for you or anyone you know who has had a hip replacement surgery. >> that's right. doctors say they're seeing hundreds of cases of poison iin >> it feels like somebody taking a sledgehammer at you. >> doctors told 40-year-old fred reeko gray a replacement would deal with his hip. >> after nearly 30 trips to the of his pain was actually cobalt poisoning, the results of metal ions leaching into

and i say today, too, that was the first rule. >> jerry seinfeld used to say that seinfeld was abouthing, but you were about something. >> they were about something, too, human behaviors. but we were about those happening in our culture that -- our relationships, our politics. it was hard. if it was hard to be a single human being and was hard to be five of them. >> did you fight? >> carroll o'connor and i disagreed about a great many things. >> like what? because he became so identified with that role. >> yes, and he was carrying a heavy burden. that was a big burden to be carrying. i think it started there. and he has a fear i've seen a lot of actors about stepping out in front of an audience and representing something, anything, whatever that happens to be for millions of people. that's heady stuff. and he was an irish intellectual. i mean seriously intellectual. he thought things had to go a certain way. i don't think he understood the way we did. we, meaning the writers, understood comedy the way we did. so we would have arguments. >> i want to talk about sherman helmsley. take

first up, jerry seinfeld is a master at making people laugh, a comic genius so it might surprise a lotople to hear his self-diagnosis, he may have autism. >> i think i'm on the spectrum. you're never paying attention to the right ings, basic social engagement is really a struggle. i'm very literal. when people talk to me and they use expressions, sometimes they don't know what they're saying. i don't see it as dysfunctional, i just see it as an alternate mindset. >> greg, your thoughts on this one? >> i'm always against self-diagnosis. and when people are talking about being on a spectrum of anything, i don't know exactly what that means, i have quote outrage foatigue. he made a poifbt about enjoying what you do. not about how much money you make. >> greg told me about this series that he's been doing, coff coffee. >> comedians in cars having coffee. i don't know if he's got autism at all. i don't know enough about it. i know he's extremely talented. we love him. his message about -- the reason he keeps doing stand yup is tha he loves doing it and it gives him joy. >> the autism thing

. >>> jerry seinfeld shocker. >> the comedian says he has autism. >> i think i'm on the spectrum. >>>hat happened to the family that vanished into thin air finally been solved? wait until you hear who cops say did it. >> i need justice upstairs for my lovely family. >>> and mowed down. the guy behind the wheel was her high school classmate. >> were you trying to kill her? >> look what happened to her. >>> then, finger licking brook brook -- brook brooke shields. how this naughty scene from "friends" led to an outrageous outburst. >>> hero's welcome for a navy s.e.a.l. who says he killed bin laden but is his life in danger? he's surrounded by security.

. >>> something he said in our interview with him last night that got jerry seinfeld a whole lot of attention today on the subject of autism. >>> and the crowd goes wild for a little girl going through a really tough time finally getting to see her hero, her own dad, in action. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian willia.

. >>> and behind the scenes with jerry seinfeld. quickly mastered another medium, and at the age of 60, reveals something he has noticed in himself. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world

. >>> and behind the scenes with jerry seinfeld, the master of standup has now quickly mastered another 60 reveals something he has noticed in himself. "nightly news" begins

jerry seinfeld said at last week. he weighed in on a very specific piece of fashion. who wearink interesting socks are not working hard enough." them.tner wears these are the least interesting socks. what do you think about him saying work harder? >> i'm not sure what he is implying. what does it say about men who wear uninteresting socks? it takes too much time. don't think jerry works that hard? >> that's not a joke. it's not funny. >> dogging on eric's fashion. >> your joke was not funny to eric. >> i don't mind it. she teases me all the time and i enjoy. >> are you saying my jokes are funnier than jerry seinfeld? there approaching 26 past hour. time for bloomberg to take you on the markets. >> paramount group started trading today after the biggest -- shares up 4.25%. it has the stakes in some 12 office buildings. >> getting a little upside. there you go. in the green. when we come back, amway getting back to its roots. the direct sales giant is in the midst of a huge expansion in the u.s. we will be speaking with their chairman. >> a new way to help homeowners un

. >>> jerry seinfeld shocker. >> the comedian says he has autism. >> i think i'm on the spectrum. >>>ed to the family that vanished into thin air finally been solved? wait until you hear who cops say did it. >> i need justice upstairs for my lovely family. >>> and mowed down. the guy behind the wheel was her high school classmate. >> were you trying to kill her? >> look what happened to her. >>> then, finger licking brook brook -- brook brooke shields. how this naughty scene from "friends" led to an outrageous outburst. >>> hero's welcome for

. >>> well the actor and comedian jerry seinfeld is in the spotlight tonight thanks to personal revelation says that he believes he could be on the autism spectrum. seinfeld admits that as he has learned more about autism spectrum disorders, he sees some of the same behaviors in himse himself. admitting that social engagement is really a struggle for him and that comedians are the only kind of people he feels completely relaxed around. >> there's new information tonight in the death of robin williams. an autopsy has found no illegal drugs or alcohol were present in his system when he died in august. williams had publicly acknowledged struggles in his life with substance abuse. the coroner ruled williams death suicide that resulted from a fix ya due to hanging. >> now a follow up on an investigation "eyewitness news" first reported to you in may. nurses being ab bruised inside hospitals locally and around the country. the latest incident happened at a hospital in minneapolis. surveillance video shows a skate year old patient attacking nurses with a bar pulled from the bed of his hospital be

coming up this morning on "today in the bay," comedian jerry seinfeld makes a surprising admission heill help others. >> that plus all your top stories at 7:00. right now back to the "today" show. ♪ ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ >> yes it is. we are back on this saturday morning. it may only be the 8th day of november, but it looks a lot like christmas around here parts. standing tall. the rockefeller christmas tree which arrived yesterday here. the crews are already getting set to put up the scaffolding. it is fascinating to watch. >> i wonder who the guy is standing there to the left or to the right. you know how hard it is. >>> coming up in this half hour, an important warning for parents. are your kids who play sports ignoring injuries to stay on the field? >>> as fans everywhere anticipate the arrival of the "star wars" movie, we will take you to a class to be a jedi warrior. >>> and jay leno returns to the tonight show for the first time since he left. >>> all that ahead. a lot of people in dallas are breathing a sigh of relief after the 21 day period. the dall

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. >>> something he said in our interview with him last night that got jerry seinfeld a whole lot of attentionay on the subject of autism. >>> and the crowd goes wild for a little girl going through a really tough time finally getting to see her hero, her own dad, in action. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. because terrorism is a mov

. >>> and behind the scenes with jerry seinfeld, the master of standup has now quickly mastered anotherthe age of 60 reveals something he has noticed in himself. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world

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it's a strip club scene, but it's you, jerry seinfeld, adam sandler and chris rock. >> and chris rockfunny. but for me, the greatest scene in this movie is cedric the entertainer. that's all i'm going to tell you. you -- >> jimmy: no, i know. cedric the entertainer. no, i love that guy, too. the hotel hangers made me laugh. >> yes, absolutely. >> jimmy: every little bit you'll see, but gosh, it's funny. >> yeah, it's fantastic. >> jimmy: but it was produced by kanye and jay-z. >> apparently, yes. >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] and chris, and chris rock. but also, i want to say the music was supervised -- >> by -- i'm sorry, was it you, baby? >> jimmy: executive music producer, questlove! >> questlove. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! ♪ >> jimmy: no, you can't play that for yourself. you can't play his own da-da music. it's a visual ta-da. >> how about ta-wang? >> jimmy: ta-wang! ♪ >> there you go. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip of the very funny whoopi goldberg with chris rock. this is "top five," is the movie. check it out. >> so, how are you d

and jerry seinfeld kicked off his new show of comedians with cards with kevin hart. follow us on twitter. >> let's take a fiefrnl look at our forecast. if you're heading out this sunday. highs will be stloor what you saw. i'll be at five -- highs wi similar to what you saw earlier. chance of rain on thursday and a nice weekend one week from today. face the nation is coming up next and congratulations. it is the 60th anniversary of face the nation here on kpix five. >> we'll jump over to the cw in the meantime. channel4, cable 12. ,,,, over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all the growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved info safe, clean, affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then neighborhood begins to thrive and really really take off. the oxygen of c

comedian jerry seinfeld used to call it rooting for lawn tree. he's right.d here that laundry is midnight green only in philly. >> ♪ >> it's time in you for your news now. a surgeon who became infected with ebola while working in africa is in a hospital in nebraska. dr. martin salia the only confirmed case of ebola on u.s. soil is critically ill. two other patients have been treated at nebraska medical center. both were eventually given a clean bill of health. >> a check of your interactive weather on this morning. a calm today not too bad. but we got changes come tomorrow, right? >> definitely, karen. it is quiet out there right now. it's a little chilly but it is still and this is our last quiet day before things get pretty interesting starting tomorrow. we'll be hoping for just the clouds when we're in the throes of some pretty persistent rain and that is for tomorrow but it could be snow. it's not going to be. it is rain. that being said, we've got some snow across portions of pennsylvania right now mainly in the laurel highland. south central pa south o

and crackle -- jerry seinfeld got his "comedian and cars" on crackle. >> seth: yeah "comedians and carsseth: do you do it on the "jeopardy!" the set? >> yes. >> seth: so you do it on the actual "jeopardy!" set and trebek came by. alex trebek came by and did a cameo in your first episode? >> one of the first ones. so, he came by, he was on vacation, came by, and i said, your final "sports jeopardy" clue is, and then he hit the ding, and then i give it to you. i slipped out of the back. alex came through, and then lights come back on, and all of a sudden he goes, and your final sports jeopardy clue is, and he goes, don't "f" it up. all of a sudden people were going, is that alex trebek saying don't "f" it up? [ laughter ] he walked out, i walked back in, and then that was it. that was the episode. >> seth: i love it. it's the trebek after dark that none of us ever see. [ laughter ] have you had any -- i would assume it's fun when people get stuff right. i would also think it's fun when people get things very wrong. have you had terrible answers? >> oh, my gosh. we had a category horse rac

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we saw it a little bit with jerry seinfeld and his comedians and cars getting coffee done in conjunctionacura. that is the way we are going here. done inrs for videos conjunction with sponsors. >> isn't it much cheaper than actually buying a big platform? >> hugely. i think that is part of the motivation for why these companies want to sell now. they see an appetite out there for legacy media companies that think of themselves -- do i want to spend $5 billion on a legacy media company where -- sure, it is much higher, but that the near-term moneymaker that i have to pony up? a shot on a to take smaller digital media company that the radically -- >> -- that theoretically the lack have younger -- that theoretically -- >> have younger viewers and stars that love doing it. >> exactly. started hisell website with adam mckay. are they the only guys who stand to take out well here? are there other agile backers? >> there are three cofounders, and in addition hbo owns a small percentage, time warner owns about 12%. sequoia was in a handful of venture capital. >> let's pretend you are a focus gro

some alternates came up with jay-z and sarah jessica parker and jerry seinfeld and lester holt and ericathe things i loved about the city is you can get off the airplane and rent an apartment tomorrow and you are a new yorker. it is welcoming. transplants sell the city well. >> i'm from new jersey. i was never a new yorker growing up. we never visited the city. i feel like a new yorker. i have just learned what a bodega was when i moved to the city. >> i love she is donating the proceeds of the song to the new york public schools. >> i'll take the other side. no, i'm just kidding. >> spike lee. >> i think they would all be great. >> you think of some of those people. >> absolutely. >>> not necessarily taylor. good for you. >> shake it off. >> come visit us. up next, your complete guide to the weekend box office. are [ male announcer ] lowe's presents how to shed pounds this winter. there. no more drafts. finally. [ male announcer ] this troy-bilt 24 inch electric start gas snow blower, now just $499. [ male announcer ] this troy-bilt 24 inch come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the b

jay-z, sarah jessica parker, spike lee, jerry seinfeld, jennifer lopez, lester holt, erica hill. >> ii always loved about this city is you can get off the airplane, rent an apartment tomorrow and you're a new yorker. it's always been welcoming. transplants really sell the city well. >> i'm from new jersey but i was never a new yorker growing up. we never visited the city. now i feel like a new yorker and i just learned what a bodega was when i moved to the city. >> i do love that she's donating the money from the song to the new york city public schools. >> i'll take the other side -- just kidding. >> but spike lee and -- >> new yorkers you think of some of those people. >> absolutely. not necessarily taylor, but hey. >> come visit us some day. >>> up next, the complete guide to the weekend box office. are the latest thrillers all they're cracked up to be? we'll talk about it. [ male announcer ] lowe's presents how to shed pounds this winter. there. no more drafts. finally. [ male announcer ] now get 10% off select in-stock indoor heating products at lowe's. [ male announcer ] now get

>> jerry seinfeld. you never saw any seinfeld? >> every thursday night at 8:00 p.m. nbc, eastern time. >> he has not -- >> actually, i went and saw him live. he is unbelievable. >> he's so smart. he's got every -- everything that -- he's amazing and he can talk about a chair for 15 minutes. >> so can clint eastwood. >> yeah, so can clint eastwood. >> different chair? >> yeah. >> let's check on the markets this morning. we showed you the futures. they're a little bit undervalue this morning, under fair value. you can see right now, those dow futures look like they're moving back at this point. dow futures down by 3.5 points. s&p futures down by less than a point. this is coming after both of those indexes and the dow transports all closed at record levels. they did it on the same day for the first time in 16 years. unusual to see all of them moving together. it was the nasdaq that was out of sorts, but we'll see what happens as we get closer to the opening bell. if you take a look at some of the broader markets this morning, let's start with oil prices. that's been a

i was led to this by contemplating the justly celebrated philosopher jerome allen seinfeld known as jerry who said, doing nothing is not as easy as it looks. you have to be careful because the idea of doing anything could easily lead to doing something which would cut into your nothing and force you to have to drop everything. when you're doing nothing, people try to find things for you to do. and, in fact, the crucial question for congressional republicans was how to leave and how to leave without promising any terms of peace to the south. if we think about this, if we're able to think about this, why doing nothing meant something, why inaction was action, it helps to open up the period after the confederate surrenders as a period of intensive occupation of the south, an extension of war time and war powers. and the military rule that delivered decisions first by the president and then by congress in taking over war powers, the deliberate decision not to end the war and not to sustain civil law and not to return civil law, something that wouldn't be sustained in many respects until 1868

disorder n an interview thursday night, jerry sign meld said he believes he's on the autism spectrum because he has problems with basic social communication. seinfeldhe sometimes doesn't understand when people use expression. he doesn't see it as a dysfunctional thing, just an alternate mind-set. >>> carlos can tanana has a new memoir about his career that started in san francisco in the 1960. we chatted with santana this week about his book auld "universal tone." >> what is universal tone? >> it's a frequency of vibration that emanates from people's hearts to remind other people's hearts they have meaning and they can create miracle and blessings. >> how did the bay area project the trajectory of your life. >> look, where did steve jobs come from? palo alto. hello. i'm blessed i grew up in the bay area because the bay area is an explosion of consciousness. >> and creativity too. he is once again collaborating with his woodstock band mates and will release a new album next week. meantime his book is on sale. >> a sold store was sold in cupertino for over $100 million. the store will continue to operate for one year. we also learned that macy's and

. >> actor and comedian jerry sign felled is in the spotlight because of personal revelation. he says he believes he could be on the autism spectrum. seinfelddmits as he learned more about autism spectrum disorders, he sees some of the same behaviors in himself. he even admitted that social engagement is real a struggle for him, and comedians are the only kind of people he feels truly relaxed around. >> meanwhile, james earl jones, one of the worlds' most recognizeable voices, will be honored this weekend. the 83 year old actor is receiving the voice icon a word for his voice-over work as characters like darth vader and star wars and mufasa in the lion kings. jones will be honored sunday night at the museum of the moving image. >> well, robots come to earth, and humans go to space. no, not a riddle, just some of the films hitting theatres this weekend. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has a sneak peak. >> this week, matthew mcconaughey leads a mission across time and space to save earth in inner stellar, and a young boy teams up with his friends in a cudley little robot to save the city in big hero six. >> hello, i am the program me