so great to have ashley judd here now.n. >> oh, so blessed. absolutely. >> what grabs you about it? >> so many things. initially, what leaps to mind is the fact that as humans, we sometimes do foolish and selfish things that hurt animals. but we have such compassion and ingenuity that we can help rehabilitate them and help to restore them to their native habitats. winter wouldn't be able to survive in the wild because she doesn't have a tail. the fact that she's willing to live with this prosthesis and is a content animal and has such grace that she's an inspiration to people all over the world. it's joyful to be part of that. >> winter cannot live alone. his mother dies. we meet a new dolphin, hope. >> dolphins, just like humans, are meant to be in community. she would not survive on her own. the name hope has so much meaning. winter has hope. obviously, the season, winter has hope, because spring comes. winter the dolphin has hope. we all have hope. that is a credit to charles martin smith, the director of the film. >> o

. >> i was writing about jason's character judd and just this man who loses everything in one, in theoment he sees his wife having an affair with his boss. he loses his marriage, his job, everything. and i just couldn't get my arms around the novel until i brought in his nuclear family and then i needed an excuse for them to stay together for more than a few hours. so i converted them to judaism and. >> so that's how novels are born. >> exactly. >> you need other characters to make it more than just one conversation. >> yeah. >> rose: i read somewhere that it's perfectly cast. tell me about casting. >> this cast gets a lot of nice reactions. i found the novel in jonathan's screenplay so vivid in all its characters, that it felt like i needed an all-star for every single role because there are no dismissable characters. so everyone is fully realize. and therefore every acker, i just picked them kind of one by one based on who could bring them to life with full dimension. >> rose: it's great to see james done -- jane. >> it great to see jane. and this is jane in a kind of certificatio-c

bill hader, kristen wiig, and ashley judd. live. don't go anywhere.is seeking a cigarette tax to slash its deficit, many schools are coping with cuts in their resources. i'm tamala edwards, 8:27, september 8. let's get a sense of the traffic with karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we have a couple of issues at boathouse row kelly drive at sedgely. city avenue southbound past 66 blocking traffic in that area a slower go there. slow speeds on the blue route, both directions 17 miles per hour near the route 1 media bypass. let's take a look at the ben franklin bridge. we have instruction blocking the right lane, really jammed on the ben franklin bridge westbound you might want to stick to the walt whitman bridge if you can. mass transit paoli thorndale line they have having equipment problem causing a delay between thorndale and center city. >> let's go outside to david murphy. it's a great day to be outside. >> reporter: no kidding we have sunshine overhead. a few clouds south. 68 in philadelphia. 62 in allentown. the low 70s down th

bill hader, kristen wiig, and ashley judd. live. don't go anywhere.d he said the commute was not so bad for a monday. >> it's getting tougher at this oink. canal road, mistiming the key bridge. the accident at the baltimore-washington parkway had been in the left lane and caused big delays on the southbound parkway. isffic headed towards it kind of behind the tree. still, coming in from gainesville towards the 29 interchange, heavy towards the beltway with all travel lanes open. things look pretty good for today? >> the further north and west that you live the better the weather will be. but grab the umbrella, we have moderate to heavy showers pushing in. getting heavier in page county. north and west making its way into fairfax county and montgomery and even into d.c. as well. temperatures to the north and west are mild. here it will not make it out of the 70's. >> jackie, thank you. we have learned that police plan to and from -- release more information today about the murders of two children, allegedly by their mother. jail afteris now in admittin

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and also with us is ashley judd, celebrated actress, and fighting poverty and gender inequality.ease welcome all of our guests tonight. as partners of cgi, obviously you're dealing with a group that is uniquely american in some ways. because it is president clinton and he is trying to make a difference around the world. it is global, but yet it is american. and prime minister i wanted to start with you, because of your unique perspective on this, obviously being british, with something president obama said today -- something president obama said today about essentially america's role in the world. and i wanted to play that for you. here was his speech at the united nations. >> we believe that right makes might. that bigger nations should not be able to bully smaller ones and that people should be able to choose their own future. these are simple truths but they must be defended. >> it is an interesting thing and i'm going to be curious on your view on this, too, when you hear that, you say yes, that is right. so many people agree with that. and so many people around the world say

ashley judd quedÓ encantada con el libreto. >> a mÍ me encantÓ la uno.laya muriendo le ya vamos hope y estrenÓ personaje en la pelÍcula. serÁ colocado en el tanque con winter pero habrÁ rechazo por la prÓtesis. >> cuÁl difÍcil es entrenar a un del fin para que actÚe? >> es muy divertido, confiesa winter es un delfÍn increíble estÁ acostumbrado tener personas a su alrededor actÚa muy natural si estoy firmando con morgan freeman y no estÁ en la toma se acerca para salir. >> muy pronto regresarÁ a los escenarios. >> a mÍ le gusta tener mucha variedad me gusta hacer mÚsica, estar de gira pero tambiÉn llega el momento de tener un descanso de estar menos agitado, explicÓ. ese es el momento ideal para hacer pelÍculas, programas de broadway o la familia me gusta mantener un balance. harry sÓlo estas palabras. >>muchas gracias. bÉsame mucho. >> la actriz smith que hace del papel de una de las sancionadoras habla menos espaÑol pero tiene un novio hispano. >> yo sÓlo hablo un poquito mi novio es... >> de dÓnde? >> la repÚblica dominicana. >> dios mÍo yo soy de publ

and judd apatow directed it. and it's going to be really funny. >> seth: and it's romantic comedy.omedy tropes is that every main character has that best friend. you have a great best friend in this movie. >> yeah, my best friend in the movie is lebron james. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. as himself. >> seth: it's lebron james playing lebron james. >> yes, it's lebron james playing lebron james. and i'm going to him with dating advice. >> seth: that's so awesome. >> yeah. yeah. and it was funny because judd apatow and amy and everybody was like, i wonder if -- you know, how he's going to be. and you know, you don't know. he's this great basketball player, but you don't know. and i was like -- i was with him on "snl." he's hilarious. it's not fair how funny he is. and he understands comedy, like he understands how to perform comedy -- >> seth: right. >> -- in a way that a lot of people don't. like he just naturally knows how to make it like -- say a thing, improvise something that then you can respond to, and it heightens. like he just knows how to do that. and he's a really

joining us now for more his former new hampshire senator judd gregg and bloomberg columnist peter or, the former director of the cbo and also the omb and is now the chairman of the investment banking at citigroup. thank you both for joining us. senator, i know you will be at this event this weekend and the both of you will be at the event in dartmouth. we are talking about how to bring two sides together to continue to promote health care reform in the united states. there are continuing questions still. the republicans feel they are still not adding enough transparency on health-care reform. probably true but that's not what we are meeting at dartmouth about. what we hope to do it dartmouth is bring together leaders in public policy and health care policy with staff of the senate and the house, senior staff, on both sides of the aisle and try to come up with a few targeted ideas with both sides can agree on. hopefully, it will bend the cost care in the out years particularly with medicare. medicare is driving our fiscal problems as a nation and health care is but medicare is the key

judd gregg will join us on bottom line. we will take a look at the highs and lows of the affordable care act. pro-democracy protests in hong kong are getting larger on the eve of a two-day holiday that may bring record numbers of people to rallies. mia was recently based in our hong kong bureau and she joins me with more. >> it's just after 2:00 in the morning in hong kong and the city is marking a two-day holiday for national day. thanks, schools and most businesses will be closed. many have had to shut down already because of these protests that have been popping up across crucial parts of hong kong's districts him including central. these are known as places where it's so easy for protesters to get to. despite a big thunderstorm that happened right before midnight, no one budged. said people opened up their umbrella. that's quite symbolic because this revolution has been known as the umbrella revolution. the color yellow has been embraced as the color to embrace hong kong's democratic goals and ideals. people continuing

signed judd apatow to produce a new series. he is really expensive i imagine. >> i am famous for having downgraded netflix to sl about three years ago. it was pretty clear to me that it would take them many years to be profitable in this international expansion. investors don't seem to care. it has concerned me for three years but hasn't concerned netflix investors ever. arestors don't care if they profitable. they're not going to be profitable for at least five years. don'tk investors just care. they expect netflix to dominate the globe and they probably will dominate the globe in terms of streaming service and be well positioned to raise prices, which is what they will have to do. i think netflix is going to be a very profitable company, just a slow growth company. investors seem to think they will be a high-growth and profitable company. i think those things are inconsistent. doubt investors will actually see what they expect, but i have been wrong for three years and i am per pair to be wrong again. whacks you have mentione

. >> and judd hirsch as a, his best and only friend. >> there are wonderful opportunities for dramatic story in this one. you also have a procedural, you also have a crime. >> forever raises a lot of questions about life, love, and loss. >> forever has a special premiere tonight at 10:00 on abc and begins in its regular timeslot this tuesday at 10:00. you'll get two hours of dancing with the stars at 8:00 and abc 7 news 11 walk as well. , a pretty goode example of how not to quit your job. the father of two missing children sits down with abc 7 >> you are watching abc seven news at 4:00 on your side. been two weeks since troy tuner last saw his two youngest children. >> no signs of sarah and jake a pothole in jail. turner tells us he is hopeful that his kids are ok. >> police fear the worst but turner is not giving up. he says all he can think about is finding his kids. three-year-old sarah and two-year-old jacob disappeared from their home september 8. their mother, 20 seven-year-old katherine heigl has given various stores to police including giving them to somebody to watch for two

. >> the only one who knows your situation is judd hirsch. what is it like to work with him?a young actor, you can play the melody. but judd can play the base, the melody, everything. he's a legend. >> thank you for stopping by. two new episodes, a special preview of the premier tonight at 10:00 p.m. and an all-new episode on tuesday at 10:00 p.m. the regular time period premier. can't wait for it. >>> okay. i think we succeeded. we upgraded everybody's monday mornin it's beautiful out here. we're giving away free coffee. and lara, you're headed to "the view." >> i am. >> have a great day, everybody. denzel washington live tomorrow morning. good morning. let's get right over to jack 495 thispecifically morning. cleared up? >> a crash in georgia is on the inner loop of the beltway. this just happened is you came up north river road towards 270. causing an unusual and abrupt delay. we have had some problems earlier on 270 southbound. traffic on the left side is from germantown down to the lane divide and down to the belt a from the earlier slow down. the outer loop remains over

we have ashly judd live all coming up next on "good morning america." >> sounds good.e'll see you in a little bit. >> reporter: busy on the roads, we have an accident on 42 southbound near route 41. we have an accident we're hearing a minivan spun out and hit the back of a state trooper vehicle. it's off to the side and it's something to watch for on 42 southbound. northbound you have an 18 minute ride from the ac expressway to the walt whitman bridge. kind of heavy on the ben franklin bridge we have construction blocking that right lane, you have a slow go coming into the city. dave. >> reporter: most of us in the 60s if you're dressing the kids it's mild enough to go with the shorts and ts. if case you're running errands, 73 by 9:00 a.m. 77 is the high, not as warm as yesterday. there's a fair amount of cloud cover, but the thicker clouds will be south of philadelphia, the farther north you are the better chance you have of seeing more sun, tam. >> thank you, david. we want to tell you about exciting changes to "action news," "action news" is one hour exciting change

he called on judd at his room. detectives being discovered. shortly after this -- this is tom samson, the detective in his later years when he relayed this story, and this is the hotel where much of it took place -- shortly after this incident, abraham lincoln was inaugurated. the country fell into civil war. allan pinkerton was placed in charge of the secret service. for general george mcclellan. his main tasks he thought would be to defend cincinnati in an attack. timothy webster went into the field in kentucky and tennessee. they wanted to find out the troop numbers and the intentions of the enemy. supply information. and the general feeling of the south for the war. webster's first trip was to memphis. his next trip was to memphis another tennessee cities. he returned with detailed reports. mcclellan became major general of the army. that shifted the goals. now he was starting to plan an offensive on richmond. timothy webster made his next residence in baltimore. in a state that stayed with the union but had southern sympathizers. while he

. >> the only one who knows your situation is judd hirsch. what is it like to work with him?young actor, you can play the melody. but judd can play the base, the melody, everything. he's a legend. >> thank you for stopping by. two new episodes, a special preview of the premier tonight at 10:00 p.m. and an all-new episode on tuesday at 10:00 p.m. the regular time period premier. can't wait for it. i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live in delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> okay. i think we succeeded. we upgraded everybody's monday morning. it's beautiful out here. we're giving away free coffee. and lara, you're headed to "the view." >> i am. >> have a great day, everybody. denzel washington live tomorrow morning. >> good morning, crozer-chester medical

judd can play the melody, the baseline, everything in between.nk you so much for stopping by, ioan. two new episodes, a special preview of the premier tonight at 10:00 p.m. and an all-new episode on tuesday at 10:00 p.m. the regular time period premier. can't wait for it. we'll be right back. a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> okay. i think we succeeded. we upgraded everybody's monday morning. it's beautiful out here. we're giving away free coffee. and lara, you're headed to "the view." >> i am. upgrading my own morning. i'll be there at 11:00 a.m. looking forward to that, george. >> have a great day, everybody. denzel washington live tomorrow morning. ashington live tomorrow morning. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse.

dean says the story is sometimes a little simple, in which names like harry connick jr, ashley judd and morgan freeman, seem wasted.... but it's the dolphins who are the real stars. it's a deans list "b" "the drop" stars "dark knight" villain, tom hardy and james gandolifin in his final film. it's a confused story about a soft-spoken bartender whose saloon is a drop-off point for the russian mafia's dirty money, dean say, the story is watered down by several unnecessary sub-plots... only one is interesting, thanks to gandolifini in his most "tony- soprano-ish" character. "skeleton twin" stars snl favorites kristen wigg and bigg hader, who play brother and sister brought together after 10 years apart. dean says, wigg and hader are great, but in a meandering story and overly artsy direction distracts from their genius, who came so close to charming several times, but could never seal the deal. it's a dean's list "c plus". >> the following program is brought to you by supple, the new, revolutionary health regeneration drink by supple, llc. >> hello, and welcome to the smart medicine show.

. >> judd altman. oh, my god. >> is that penny? >> sorry about your dad. i should have come today.fraid i'll start laughing or bawling or take say something horrifically inappropriate so i just don't go, which is not a solution. but there you have it. anyway what's it been, seven, eight, nine years? >> something like that, yeah. >> huh? she said you came alone what happened to corrine? you didn't split up did you? >> nuh-uh >> oh, i'm sorry i dunno why i'm saying these things. >> no, freak accident on the elliptical. strange. >> aw [ bleep ] these antidepressants you know? they just obliterate whatever filter i have. very embarrassing. >> mhmm. she left me. >> i knew it. i totally knew that. i'm sorry. but i -- >> she slept with my boss. >> but that will do it. >> yes, it did. >> done. >> right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the best, the funny, the charming, the beautiful, rose byrne, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] go to the movie. go see her on broadway. we will be right back with more "tonight show," everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when change is in the air you see

by right it judd have been the division commander, but it's not going to be greg. instead, it's going to be this fellow. phillip heny sheridan, born in eland, raiseed in somerset ohio, remember of the west point class of 1853. nearly got himself tossed out of west point for threatening to he spends his -- regular army career in the years before the war doing unspec tar not very nd is really well-known fellow when the war breaks out. he ends up as a staff officer for henry alec. northwest thing you know he's commanding a brigade. he doesn't do too badly. before that, he ends up being appointed the colonel of the second calvary. his stint as a commander of cal i have -- calvary is going to last about 60 degrees. .e will command a brigade he is then promoted to brigadier general and ends up in command f this diff, of intpwhantry -- infantry. he is appointed commander of the army of potomac calvary corps. he says who do you want to command and he suggests sheridan to which grant's response is just the fellow i had in mind. so sheridan is a drinker. he's a little guy. .

gibson whom you see right here is a star running back for father judd high school in northeast philadelphiahe's the second suspect arrested this week for the death of aisha abdurahim. the 15-year-old girl died at the scene, which was outside of einstein medical center. jjuátr-old boy was critically injured in the shooting. person surrendered to police earlier this week. >>> two weeks ago tonight, eric frein shot two state troopers in blooming grove, pike county, killing one of them. as the search enters week two, federal agents and local police were sent into an abandoned hotel. an intense ground search took place inside and around the now shuttered buck hill inn. the building was previously a 400-room resort. it's now empty. armed agents and canine units spent hours inside the hotel. after searching frein's hard drives they believe he planned this for years. >> someone who was very prepared and who we believe probably hid things out in the woods or other locations, other structures. >> frein conducted internet searches about how to evade a police manhunt. he was last spotted 48 hours ago.

my name is carlos, and i'm editor of the judd outlook section of the "washington post." the post has been the charter sponsor of the festival since it began in 2001. hope you're enjoying the new location here at the convention center. before we begin i should inform you the presentation are being filmed for the library of congress' web site and archives so be on your best behavior. and there will be time for questions, and there's mics in the two rows here on either side. so just go up to the mic for your questions. >>> it is my sincere honor to introduce amanda ripley. the first time the book festival has had a formal science pavilion, and it's completely fitting the first book we're discussing here is devoted to education and to competing visions of how children learn. amanda's book, "the part e kid thursday in the world" takes us to finland, south korea, and pole poll loaned, and observes how three educational systems work, and she does it through the eyes of three american kids who are spending a year at each of those school systems. so it makes for a unique combinat

a family film,harry connick jr., ashley judd, a dolphin is rescued and given a prosthetic tail, but inequel there is a new challenge. >> hey, guys. >> oh. >> we got to get herren the water fast. >> dad, she is so little. >> i will take her myself. >> get out of the way. >> most of the reviews have been pretty good. like this one calling it a goodhearted kids drama whose earnestness and morale complexity put sea mammal flicks to shame. even in strained moments, there is a sincerity to dolphin tale 2, an am bebition to be more th equal sequel. >> satisfactory reviews. no good deed. this home invasion thriller plays a stranger who smooth talks his way into a family's home. and the mother lets in the poor guy, claiming car trouble. he proceed to terrorize the family. her character is trying to keep her children safe. take a look. >> is everything all right, ma'am. >> yeah, everything is fine. >> woere you trying to signal m with your headlights back there. >> i can't say anything right now. >> guess who else can't say anything? all the critics. the student canceled all advanced screenings.

. >> just breasts, judd. you suckled at. >> those are not the same breasts you nursed us with. you got bionic breasts now. >> bionic breasts, okay. looking good, jane. this is where i leave you getting mixed reviews. lou lumnick says it doesn't quite live up to the stellar cast though there are still plenty of laughs. and comedy saves clunky introspection. >> a lot of good names in that one. >>> a detective mystery. it's "a walk among the tombstones." neeson plays an ex-cop turned private eye. it's in a race to track down the bad guys. the line between right and wrong in this film is a little blurred. >> so what, you going to stab me now with that big knife? >> that's going to bother me, too, for a long time. >> i take that knife away and stick it in your neck. >> could you really do that? >> yeah, i really could, but i'd rather not. >> reviews a bit mixed. andrew barker of "variety" saying it's too formally well crafted to be dismissed but too straightforward and uncurious to be particularly exciting or insi

entertainment service is launching in six countries and it announced a new comedy series is under way from juddf people who might have the best job ever. ♪ >> reporter: with a screen this big, it's no surprise that josh garrell likes to watch tv and movies. >> we're going to watch ""silver linings playbook."" >> what is surprising is this. the bottom line is you get paid to watch movies and television shows. >> absolutely that is the bottom line yeah. >> he works for netflix and is part of a select group of part-time employees called taggers. his job is to watch movies and tv shows and describe the plot themes and characters by applies hundreds of labels known as tags. >> so when you're watching a movie or a tv show what are you actually doing? >> i'm basically memorizing as much information as i can as i'm watching. is there any cursing, what type of humor in there. if there's comedy, dark does it get? it's the cold hard facts of what you're watch. >> reporter: he enters the cold hard facts into a detailed database. >> it's been tagged as mental illness, infidelity dancing obviously, depressio

today, from "dolphin tale 2," ashley judd. and star of the new film, "tusk," justin long." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

. >> : morgan freeman ashley judd start until to rated pg. >> : elderly woman not to the ground at homein fairfield here hurt describe the scary scene coming up next. another problem for the forty-niners home opener at levi stadium here with officials are doing to try to make it easier. and the plot is on for the responsible for killing to bring pennsylvania the latest and minutes >> : live in cupertino where but high interest reopens this morning following last week's online tech coming up the precautions some workers are taking this morning. and problems with the nfl keep coming as minnesota vikings adrian peterson charged with felony abuse to a child's we have the details. and foggy start to the saturday morning whats of sunshine or about caught conditions for the entire bay area. full details on week in forecast coming up. >> : mornings for joining us on kron 4 news weaken the mark and also kicked things off the look of forecast >> : the won a lot of that cloud cover is starting to clear on up to live look at the golden gate bridge were not dealing with the low fog and more in fact

one becomes a huge star and the other, you and ashley judd as parents want him to be a preacher. >> rightpread the word of god. he just finds himself just -- he just has a really great musical talent himself and realizes that's what he wants to do and i'm not happy about it. it's a beautiful, beautiful movie. it's sweet. >> and talk about the concept, though. this is just a crazy concept. it would be as if elvis had an identical twin brother separated at birth. >> well, he did have a twin from what they say who died, a stillbirth, so this isn't like that story or what if. maybe the writer used some of that, i don't know that for sure. >> i didn't know he had a twin actually. that's incredible. so i'm just curious what caused the ruckus in the green room. >> there was no ruckus. >> you were throwing chairs against the wall. >> it was just your suede chairs are just old and stained and dirty and gross. >> that's awful! >> in the green room and that little waiting room. horrible. >> really? we'll have to take a look at that before. >> it takes ray liotta to get us to change -- >> you guys do

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(blowing) ♪ >>> today the judd is launching a broad civil rights investigation into the ferguson policet. ferguson, of course, is where unarmed black teenager michael brown was killed by a police officer. the investigation is going to look into whether or not ferguson police practices overall violate federal law. now, this comes as two different media outlets sued to unseal brown's juvenile record. why? well, they argue that it is relevant to covering the story. an official will not confirm a record exists says that brown had no serious felony convictions pending. so convictions or any charges pending, what does that mean? what's the motivation to the record release, a better understanding of brown's death or a way to justify character assassination basically? let's take a look at these two issues. danny cevallos, cnn analyst and criminal defense attorney and mo ivory, radio host. point of order, not just the ferguson police department. they will be looking at police departments in the surrounding st. louis area. mo, let's start with you. let's start with the civil rights investigation.