i got to work with denzel and john travolta.both worked -- it was cool. >> did you train, did you live with the subway dispatching team? >> exactly. right. >> show me how you hold the microphone. >> boop. yeah, tony is like do you need to train? i'm like, listen, i grew up in new york city and i literally walked through the tunnels when i was growing up. man, that's actually -- >> through the subway trains? >> and people lived down in the subway tunnels. a lot of people don't know this. i don't know if they still live there, i haven't been down there for a while. we used to walk around. >> rich people? >> i don't know. some underground society. i don't know what it is. you start learning things. the third rail you can step on the third rail. it's in between where the cars -- where theurrent runs. you don't want to put your foot, but you learn that from trial and error. >> really? i think you learn it from err. >> exactly. >> did you ever step on that rail? >> once i found my friend did it, it was safe. cool, i stepped on it and

his latest movie with john travolta opens on friday, it's called "the taking of pelham 123." ] >> thank you. >> you totally are denzel washington. >> yes. yes. >> it's good to see you. thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. >> how did a guy who's originally from new york turn into a lakers fan? like you. >> well, i was a knick fan first. always. and still am a knick fan but i have been out here -- i went to a game in 1984, it was the game when mchale horse collared rambis -- >> it was a celtics game? >> yeah. celtics game. me and robert townsend -- >> yeah, robert townsend. >> we went to the game and after that we got season tickets and i had them ever since. >> watching the lakers play turned you -- >> first of all, i'm from new york. so if the celtics come to the garden and play the knicks, they cod win the game. but they're not going to walk around the garden afterward. >> no, no. >> yeah, no. right? where's mario? you know what i'm talking about. he knows what i'm talking about. mario, come here. [ cheers and applause ] come on, mario. >> a guy we just met in the audience.

. >> you have john travolta who rocketed from tv stardom to movie stardom and starred in one of the iconicovies with "saturday night fever." guys across the country wanted to learn how to dance. >> i never wore that outfit. just wasn't going to work. and then of course we got our disco ball spinning around here. disco was the music of the '70s. and donna summer was it. >> donna summer was the party girl. she had one anthem after another that had people just wanting to get up and dance. that's what the era was about for a time. people just wanting to let loose and have fun. disco ball, talk about studio 54 which was the nightclub of the era that everyone wanted to get into. the idea that you had to be young, beautiful, famous to get into the place and to begin with was a big deal. >> may the force be with you. 1977. george lucas brings us into "star wars." >> what a blockbuster movie could be. it made $8 million. back in the day movies didn't do that. it it made a big star of harrison ford. >> first time an actress wore cinnamon buns on her head. >> and bo derrick. >> there's the shot runni

there's a foolish movie with john travolta where everybody else has a emp but he turned the ignition off. my favorite where i embarrass my friends in the theater tom cruise running around because the aliens are roping on knous and he says change the car and they change the solenoid and i made a rather rude and loud comment to the embarrassment of everybody with me because millions of people walk out of the theater thinking emp well, just change the sunlight. >> frank gaffney for the american policy is back there. >> server -- >> mr. gaffney, dr. gaffney is a pleasure. you've helped me so much with this book. >> thank you. very remote. thank you for doing it and the effect it's obviously having and for putting this on the air. i came in late. i apologize. there were two points i want to make sure you did cover and if you did, i apologize and if you didn't please go at it. one is bill bram the chairman of the estimate on loss of lives we would sustain some of which is specifically earmarked so it would seem as though this is a propitious moment not only to be doing this education but e

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of tea there is a nuclear war head from the film "broken arrow" a nuclear war head activated by john travolta and later killed him. one for you, wolf, not just a hollywood movie, music videos as well that is the champagne glass that beyonce danced in. i thought you might be interested in bid willing on that one. >> how much you think that can go for? >> they don't have any estimates now but the whole is insured for $8 million. >> why are they doing this? >> part of the economic downturn, but in hollywood there has been a lot of production moving out of los angeles. harvey shorts is the owner of 20th century props and says he is not able to rent all this stuff out as much anymore there is a slide show at cnn.com. you can look. >> make a lot of money. i want some of that. >> got go cnn.com. >> don't have 1 million for austin powers. >> you didn't just do that? >> no. thank you. >>> he is a former secretary of state and a former joint chiefs chairman, but colin powell says even he is not immune to racial profiling. he is sharing the details with cnn. >>> plus, california going to pot? why mariju

i think it would be fantastic and john travolta was brilliant in boy in a bubble back in the 1970s. gretchen: sadly, i remember that movie. brian: arnold schwarzenegger the governor says legislators so far seem willing to try it. dave: why not? i'm with you. i love. this. gretchen: come to this that we need to put the state of california on a reality tv show so we can find out why we may end up bailing them out? that is simply ludicrous. dave: gretchen, you haven't watched reality tv lately. this t. is bad out there. gretchen: they should have personal responsibility without needing cameras there to know how to spend our tax dollars. brian: it worked in 2005 in new york. pataki used something very similar. let's look at some sample names. we are going to need music and sell commercials and look at some of the titles the real world sacramento. dave: what happens when politicians stop arguing and start acting real a few more. has been survivor california outwit, outlast, outspend. pretty solid effort this morning. i think we have one more. i have got one more. if arnold is the star of