. >> bob: kate winslet, let's listen -- your "titanic" grossed $1.1 million when the movie came out.ow many oscars? like a bunch of oscars. now the two big stars think it's a dump. i don't know why. listen to what kate winslet says about why she doesn't like it and won't take her kids to see it. >> kimberly: she is hot. >> bob: she is. >> we're all tweeting. oh. don't -- somebody says no. now. no, really, really? american accent. i'm not so sure i even like that. >> dana: what does she have against american accent. >> bob: i can't understand a word she said. anybody who watched that movie who didn't like the scene in the car with the two of them in the model-t ford whatever it was was missing out on one of the great scenes of all time. i don't know why she's embarrassed -- >> kimberly: the sex scene? >> bob: i didn't want to embarrass people. like i'm based catholics. they didn't like it. beautiful movie. >> andrea: they were young at the time. it's hollywood egos. think about it, this movie put them on the map. starring dilecaprio. it wasn't got growing pains." a great movie. they s

why kate winslet says watching "titanic" makes her cringe. >>> temperatures are well above average todayxpect it to last. >>> turned out to be nice out there. is it still nice? >> it is beautiful. even with the cloud cover. temperatures are still in the mid 70s. >> loving it. >> wouldn't it be great if this was going to last until, well, until maybe next year at this time. unfortunately i don't think we'll see that last any time soon. we are going to see changes. take a look right now. just a beautiful day. yes, we have seen the cloud cover across the area but now the sun trying to break out across parts of the region as well. that sun helping to warm things up just a little bit today. temperatures in the 70s everywhere. current temperature right now at the airport 73 degrees. winds out of the northwest at about 12 miles per hour under these mostly cloudy skies. take a look at the numbers all around the region. nobody in the 60s. everybody in the 70s. frederick the coolest number at 70 degrees. but look in fredericksburg. 80 degrees. 80 in charlottesville. 73 in culpepper. 77 in la plata

. >> and kate winslet -- go back to the internet, in the london daily mail, told an interviewer leo is fatter now and i am thinner. we had mentioned you know over the past half-hour we had kind of mentioned that. >> yeah. >> is there a little spat going on here? i am assuming it is being done tongue in cheek because kate winslet -- >> -- that -- >> -- hear her weight -- >> -- uh-huh -- >> -- reporters -- >> -- after the movie -- >> -- yeah -- >> -- she -- >> -- great actors and was there a guy on the planet that wouldn't want to change places with him, so -- and just to classify -- come back to the web website -- there it is -- >> -- she --- >> -- clarify that. >>> let's go ahead and take a look at the day part. we do have a chance of a morning shower. there is nothing on radar right now. we have a clear scan. a light shower did pass through cecil county about 45 minutes ago but that was it and frankly we are bone dry. we had a -- some field fires on kent island yesterday but usually a little rain but with are not going to get it. a high of 72 degrees. ron matz joins us. how are you --

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check four, the movie titanic starring leonardo key cap preowe and kate winslet. better be able to see folks drown. kate winslet is not happy about the theme song. >> how do you feel when you hear the song now. >> like throwing up. no, i shouldn't say that no, actually i do feel like throwing up. [ laughter ] no, you know what? i wish i could say oh, listen, everybody, it's the celine dion song. i don't. i just have to sit there, you know, kind of straight-faced with a massive internal eye roll it's like -- it rather horns me, the song, bless you celine. it does rather horn me. >> bill: that song sold 15 million copies. check five, sometimes enough is enough and check has reached that point with "new york times" media reporter brian steltzer. he is a very liberal guy who allows his ideology to bleed into his reporting. he wrote that rush limbaugh is weakened and the radio factor is a failure. weakened? some defecting sponsors that happens all the time in radio. limbaugh remains number one in the nation by a huge margin. we asked stelter who says the radio factor w

6:30s it will be a night to remember, and on wednesday, titanic starring leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet. >>> big event is happening at the white house it's happening today. the 134th annual easter egg roll. the theme is let's go, let's play, let's move. all of the activities on the south lawn will promote healthy and active living as part of the fist lady's campaign against childhood obesity. hula hooping, dancing and yoga are on the menu and egg diving and other crafts. -- egg dyeing and other crafts. >>> locally, kids of all ages can take pat in the easter egg hunt, in baltimore, the festivities run from noon until 2:00 in the afternoon. children can enjoy arts and crafts, animal petting. this is an animal farm and easter egg hunt. it's happened at the conservatory in the botanical gardens as well. >>> domino sugar refinery plant. we will tell you about an event happening today. they will receive the largest single raw sugar shipment to be delivered to the poor east of the mississippi. nay will receive 95 million pounds of raw sugar, six weeks short of the factory's 90th anniversary.

one of the items on display, a replica of the staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicaprio >>> new developments in the case of unarmed florida teenager shot and killed. investigators review the 911 tapes on the night of trayvon martin's death. >>> april is autism

one of the items is a replica of the staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicaprio. >>> world of sound is close as your computer. a peek of on line extravaganza unveiled today the brain child of a man who needed thousand people to make the dream come true. nick watt listened from london. >> reporter: right here, right now, the world's fist taste of extraordinary collaboration. 2950 singers from 73 countries from south africa, australia and kazakhstan. virtual choir created by eric whittaker. >> from the earliest mystery of man, people have been doing this, coming together and making music. >> virtual choir comes together, singing in bathtubs and closets. a librarian in norway. >> you have this general feeling of being connected to people everywhere. >> harmonizing, 4000 miles away on vancouver island. >> i wanted to do it as a challenge. because i would like to hold my head up and say i did it. >> we haven't ever turned away a single singer. they've all made the cut. >> global voices, united as one. >>> very cool. >> top executives want to freshen things up for you. >> u

check four, the movie titanic starring leonardo key cap preowe and kate winslet.see folks drown. kate winslet is not happy about the theme song. >> how do you feel when you hear the song now. >> like throwing up. no, i shouldn't say that no, actually i do feel like throwing up. [ laughter ] no, you know what? i wish i could say oh, listen, everybody, it's the celine dion song. i don't. i just have to sit there, you know, kind of straight-faced with a massive internal eye roll it's like -- it rather horns me, the song, bless you celine. it does rather horn me. >> bill: that song sold 15 million copies. check five, sometimes enough is enough and check has reached that point with "new york times" media reporter brian steltzer. he is a very liberal guy who allows his ideology to bleed into his reporting. he wrote that rush limbaugh is weakened and the radio factor is a failure. weakened? some defecting sponsors that happens all the time in radio. limbaugh remains number one in the nation by a huge margin. we asked stelter who says the radio factor was a failure? he sa

. >> made him kate winslet in that occasion.iful. >>> as of this morning, 109 million people or so have seen the video of 7-year-old david reacting to anesthesia on the way home from the dentist. "david after dentist." >> is this real life? >> yeah, this is real life. >> okay, now. okay, now i -- i have two fingers. ahh! >> "david after dentist." since david's youtube debut in january of 2009, he's been an inspiration to document post-dental reactions to anesthesia that has swept the country. and last night, give credit to jimmy kimmel for unearthing the latest. >> not unlike a lot of popular youtube videos, this one involves the after effects of anesthesia after having wisdom teeth pulled out. i think her mother shot this. and suffice it to say, her mother is my kind of parent. >> we don't live in america? >> no. >> where do we live? >> i don't remember where we live! >> harrisburg. >> harrisburg? >> north carolina. [ inaudible ] >> what? >> hogwart. >> hogwarts? >> i have a hogwart. >> you have a hogwart? >> she looks at hogwa

14th 1912 the unsupposedly unsingle "titanic" slammed into an iceberg, 1500 people perished and kate winsleteonardo dicaprio were forever torn asunder and now on the 100th anniversary, two new intriguing theories. according to researcher, the earth was close to the sun that winter which would have produced record tides that sent unusual amount of icebergs into the "titanic's" path. and the other, a mirage that could have kept the ship's lookouts from spotting an iceberg. icy watters can cool the air and warp and bend images like a fun house mirror. take a look at the top of your screen. those are successive pictures of the same ship. look at the image change. the modern cruise industry has come a long way in terms of safety, sophistication and size. the "titanic" which was the largest ship of its kind in 1912 is actually much smaller than what we have now. the entire "titanic" can easily fit inside one of the larger cruise ships operating today. >> on this 100th anniversary, even the movie "titanic" is changing. after an astro physicist noticed the movie has gotten the night sky wrong, the m

. >> reporter: lead actress kate winslet jokes it's like trying to sit through a home video of yourself from nearly 15 years ago. >> just look so different. my voice sounds different. and my american accent is awful. >> you are so annoying. and leo looks like that? oh my god he's like this skinny little 15-year-old. >> reporter: it won't change any of that but director james cameron says it will make the most thrilling moments even better in "titanic." >> jack! >> when she's searching for him through the flooded corridors and you feel the claustrophobia of the big dark maze she's going through, that in 3d is a white knuckler and and of itself. >> reporter: actor billy zane says it kicks the drama up a notch. is there something, a certain scene that you liked best? was it running with the gun? >> the slow motion sequence, that was good. >> reporter: "titanic's" 3d release marks the 100 anniversary of the real life sinking of the ship. tina krause, cbs news, london. >> it opened in theaters last night. the original "titanic" won 11 academy awards and brought in $1.8 billion at the box off

i don't know if you remember kate winslet.with the black side panels. this is the idea. an optical illusion. makes your sides disappear and brings your focus into the center. wear a darker color. nice draping at the top. deep v-neck. it's a little looser and flows on top. covers the stomach area. zara pants nice and fitted to highlight her skinny legs. >> billy ray, you like? >> i like it a lot. >> you seem to be liking this one. >> you talked about the denim. i invested in some denim. then i wore this oversize harley t-shirt to hide my fat. >> what i will see about you, your leather coat. that's an investment piece. you want to wear that -- >> i did invest in this. because i wear it every time i come to new york. >> you're good. >> i think we have one more, don't we? thank you so much. we have zia who has a very athletic frame. >> she's athletic. the before look, the skirt, it just doesn't hit right. the whole outfit is not working for her. here we've got an a-line skirt from banana republic. the nice thick waistband. a littl

now, small chance that stands for kate winslet. could stand for kate walsh. another small chance there. obviously, it's kanye west. here is the thing, right? they're currently shooting a season of "keeping up with the kardashians" and i'm sure he is a part of it. season six or whatever it is you got to take it up a notch. as soon as we're done filming the season, bye-bye, kanye. bye-bye, kim. thank you so much. come on, man. >> they're just making news? >> they're just making money. big time. >> what's coming up tonight on "access" billy? >> tonight we got all kinds of fun stuff. liza minelli, this is great, a fun interview, revealing her three-step man plan. she is not out of the game. she may have had four marriages and divorces but is not out of the game. she is coming back strong and of course we have the details on dick clark's death certificate. all of that information is in. it's informative and it's fun. >> we'll look forward to it. sounds like a busy monday. see you at 7:30 tonight. >> thanks, guys. >> if you are a fan of nbc's hit show "smack" there

. >> to sharing some steamy scenes with kate winslet. let's linger on this one. in "mildred pierce." >> stop talking. and enjoy. >> but his latest project takes him far from period pieces and into the future. >> in "lockout" pearce plays a falsely convicted ex-government agent whose only chance for redemption lies in rescuing the president's daughter from a maximum security prison in outer space. >> it's just a little bit of pressure. >> it sounds completely realistic, doesn't it? >> sounds like it could happen. >> well, the thing is it could happen in the future. who knows? prisons in outer space. >> how much in the future does this take us? >> it's like 2079. it's just around the corner. >> got some time to build it. >> that's right. >> i've seen some parts of this. you -- it's very physical. i mean, you seem to get knocked around quite a bit, thrown around quite a bit. did you sustain any real-time injuries? >> well, not for any great length of time, but every week i did manage to do something to myself. so it became a bit of a joke, i would either pull a musc

the 1997 block buster starring leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet will be back in theaters in 3d thisork anna coyman, fox news. >> the news tonight is far from over. mention the news edge at 11 -- the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >> this

that includes a replica staircase made famous by kate winslet and leonardo dicaprio.from the grandeur of exhibits there are other mixed feelings. the ship yard that built the world's largest oceangoing liner was once synonymous with bigotry. archive film footage inside the exhibit captures belfast in those bygone days. protestants had the plum jobs like shipbuilding. catholics often went hungry. the "titanic" exhibit is trying to build on today's peace and sink once and for all some of the city's sordid history. >> titanic quarter has become a new area of our city. it's where people come to study, to live, to work, it's about our city as a whole and a whole new beginning, none of the divide of before. >> reporter: how many visitors come to this modern incarnation of belfast innovation will help make or break that future. nic robertson, cnn, belfast, northern ireland. >> i'm don lemon of cnor

. >> reporter: when star kate winslet heard the film was being cleaned up and released in 3-d, it made. >> my first reaction when jim called me and said we're going to bring it out in 3-d was how wonderful because a whole new generation will have that opportunity to see it. >> reporter: for years, cameron has been outspoken against hollywood for converting 2-d films into 3-d instead of just shooting it in that format to begin with. >> doing it after the fact, it is an awful lot of really difficult drudge work on the part of a lot of artists. we had 300 artists. we spent $18 million to do it. it took 60 weeks. it had to look as good as if we had shot it in 3-d. it is just such a hard and tedious process by comparison to shooting in 3- d which is actually quite straightforward. i think in terms of difficulty, the big crowd scenes where you have to isolate every single character and there might be a thousand caches in the shot is a tremendous amount of work. there is no such thing as an easy shot when you are doing a 3-d conversion. even if it is university a close-up of kate or leo or an

. >> jewelry has been worn by everyone from elizabeth taylor to kate winslet, but just about anyone cann a piece of tiffany silver, starting at a hundred dollars causing complaints that the brand is deluted. but the chairman is not bothered by that or spieping about the company's latest product, a mix of gold, silver and copper that some call a gimenticmick. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: so you don't care? >> no. tiffany has always had an extraordinary history of product innovation going back many years. i think parliament o part of th is surprising people and perhaps upsetting some. >> reporter: over the course of 175 years, we've all learned what is meant by the tiffany's standard. >> you can go anywhere in the united states, and the word if word tiffany will be used synonymous with quality. the tiffany laundromat, and lumberyard, and everything tiffany, and there's a nice little baby girl born every day in the united states named tiffany. >> charles: coming up, john edwards on trial. first, meet the black keys. bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comca

. >> reporter: when star kate winslet heard the film was getting cleaned up and getting released in 3d reaction when jim called me was how wonderful because a whole new generation of people who have maybe never seen it on the big screen will have the opportunity. >> reporter: for years cameron's been outspoken against hollywood for converting 2d films into 3d instead of just shooting it in that format to begin with making this decision a difficult one. >> doing it after the fact it's an awful lot of really difficult drudge work on the part of a lot of artists. we had 300 artists. we spent $18 million to do it. it took 60 weeks and i wasn't going to compromise it. had to look as good as if we had shot it in 3d, it's just such a hard tedious process by comparison to shooting it in 3d which is actually quite straightforward. ightforward. >> i think in terms of difficult of the big crowd scenes where you have to isolate of single character and there might be a thousand characters in the shot, it's a tremendous amount of work, but there's no such thing as an easy shot when you're doing a 3d

is to market belfast hodge's new property, and that includes a replica staircase made famous by kate winsletaprio away from the grandeur of the exhibit. there are other mixed feelings. the shipyard that build the world's largest ocean going liner was once synonymous with bigotry. archived film footage inside the exhibit captures belfast in those bygone days. protestants had the plum jobs like ship building and catholics often went hungry. the "titanic" exhibit is trying to build on today's piece and sink once and for all some of the city's sordid history. >> this is becoming a new era of our history, where people come and study, work and live and it's all about our city as a whole and a whole new beginning and none of th

is to market belfast hodge's new property, and that includes a replica staircase made famous by kate winsleto dicaprio away from the grandeur of the exhibit. there are other mixed feelings. the shipyard that build the world's largest ocean going liner was once synonymous with bigotry. archived film footage inside the exhibit captures belfast in those bygone days. protestants had the plum jobs like shipbuilding and catholics often went hungry. the "titanic" exhibit is trying to build on today's piece and sink once and for all some of the city's sordid history. >> it is it's becoming a new era of our history, where people come and study, work and live and it's all about our city as a whole and a whole new beginning and none of the divide from before. >> reporter: how many visitors come to this modern incarnation of belfast innovation will help make or break that future. nic robertson, cnn, belfast, northern ireland. >> i'm don lemon at the cnn world headquarter in atlanta. thank you so much for watching. have yourself a great week. i'll s

kate winslet and decap row autoto book a state room. >> absolutely.s fiscal problems, they continue to worsen. we talk about it every day here on cnbc. the new york fed is turning to high school students to perhaps some some of those issues. the new york federal reserve hosting 25 teams competing in the challenge. and we are lucky enough to have some of those semifinalists with us today. so, we're going to go through the list right here. i'm going to start right here. victor victoria, you're from bloomfield hills, michigan. you're from fort pierce, florida. and zack with george w. hue let high school in hul et new york. and devin from connecticut. congratulations, guys. >> thank you. >> i'm going to go to each one of you and tell me what you came up with as the ultimate solution to some of the challenges that are very sizable and facing europe right now. victoria? >> a group at my school is ireland and high on employment problems. public solutions -- basically just promoting education in their country and involving more of the youth and getting the yo

. >> you know, is kate winslet going to be there?l she degrade herself, dance with a bunch of third-class passengers? hang out with leonardo in the back of a model-t and survive the whole voyage? >> why not. >> that's all i'm concerned about. >> well, what i was concerned about is what kind of safety procedures they have in place considering what happened the first titanic, but i did note in the press release it will have the latest navigation and safety systems. glad to hear. >> and have -- i have a feeling that the standards are a little different now and he can probably get the thing built. i'll tell you what, mandy, i'm not kidding, if he builds it, if i could afford it, i would do. >> absolutely i would do it. and by the way palmer did not provide a cost estimate. but when you're a billionaire, why do you need to do anything? i've got $1 billion. >> exactly. >> coming up next, can oil halt its march higher? and back to brian live at the milken conference. we're going to the source of the most controversial pipeline that's a poli

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. >> what about kate winslet? does she come with it?the irish. this is chinese. >> how the luxury liner of its time and how it would be compared today. it's like sparse. yeah. not number two here. >> sailing it only in warm water in australia? >> no, apparently doing a trip that goes from england to the united states. i know. otherwise, you don't get the pr value, right, of that. although, you know, maybe we should pitch the hindenburg. >> talking in jersey. >> yes, too soon for that. when is that ready? >> 2016. >> we will be covering that when that happens. >> in time for the hillary clinton presidential race. >> elizabeth warren race. >> yes. >>> still ahead, this man was supposed to be giving an anti-bullying speech to high schoolers. big controversy this morning. i meant dan savage. dan savage. the speech turned very anti-bible very quickly and created a bit of a hot mess. we will talk about that straight ahead. >>> plus she was an eyewitness to a tragic chapter in american history. we will talk to the woman who claims there was a

. >> kate winslet in titanic, they are doing the -- what is it in 3-d. >> uh-huh at imax. >> what is she said he is fatter than i am now, and i am thinner. wow, wee, what a douche nozzle convention this is. kim kardashian is dating kanye west. >> can you imagine that, they both cry out their names during climax. >> we found out who adele's exboyfriend is, who she wishes nothing but the best for. he is the one that was responsible for inspiring someone like you. 31-year-old photographer alex sporack. they dated about a year the romance intense, volatile. an official reason for the split was not given but he apparently refused to call him his girlfriend despite living together. >> that's a problem. >> yeah. >> my boyfriend! >> i didn't know she was german. >> she looks considerably better than rob luker. >> courtney cox is officially the biggest house flipper in hollywood. in 2006 she bought -- let's say, she paid $5.5 million for a house, and just hold it for $20 million. >> oh, my god! >> what are the upgrades to that? >> that's more than putting in a new back splash and a frig. >> t

amnesia in "memento," to king edward viii in "the king's speech," to sharing some steamy scenes with kate winsletes and into the future. >> in lockout, pierce plays a falsely convicted ex-government agent whose only chance for redemption lies in rescuing the president's daughter from a maximum security prison in outer space. >> it's just a little bit of pressure. >> it sounds completely realistic, doesn't it? >> it could happen. >> the thing is, it could happen in the future. who knows? prisons in outer space? >> how much in the future does this take us? >> it's like 2079. it's just around the corner. >> i've seen some parts of this. it's very physical. i mean you seem to get knocked around quite a bit, thrown around quite a bit. did you sustain any real-time injuries? >> well, not for any great length of time but every weekdy manage to do something to myself. so it became a bit of a joke, i would either pull a muscle in my leg. i fired a gun at one point and the shell casing flew out of the gun and rec shayed off the ceilings and went straight down the back of my shirt. it did. of course i've go