kevin kline has been giving back at juilliard since before giving back with a catchphrase. >> when klinemovement class he he would do exercises like this where the actor struggles to fight through unseen forces to reach an elusive goal. >> of course, they all wanted to see the oscar winnener do it. >> and you can choose any girl you want as long as -- >> they are not near the exit. >> at 66, kline still seemed to be pretty good at navigating a tricky path. >> did you immediately say yes to the role in "last vegas"? >> no. >> no? >> my first instinct was to pass. >> but after-hours of conversation with director john, he decided it was worth his time and maybe yours. >> cut! >> >> will i read the reviews? probably not, no. >> god forbid i find out we are not legend. >> kidding aside, legend is a title kevin decline should probably accept. >> osgood: going the extra mile, next. >> >> osgood: it is marathon day here in new york, josh landis and butler of the fast draw draw even faster. >> running a marathon, who had the energy? thousand of people running 26.2 miles, taking millions of steps

>> ahead on sunday morning, convincing kevin kline. >> osgood: shall we dance? that is a question usually asked only when you are pretty sure your prospective partner is ready and willing and able. all three are required when it comes to the dance elaine quijano has been watching. >> reporter: tango starts with a look, an embrace, then two become one. there is male energy and female energy. >> reporter: an american dance team facing the ultimate challenge at the world cup of arrange fine tango. >> we will take you to buenos aires a city that moves to a rhythm all its own, later on sunday morning. .. >> osgood: kenny chesney is a big star of country music, these days, one city in the country is the focus of his attention as don dahler will show us. >> whatever makes you feel like a rock star! >> reporter: after months of relentless touring country megastar kenny chesney is taking a break. >> thank you. >> but not before meeting with some very important fans. >> you are going to have this moment this morning at the hospital. >> yeah. >> heartfelt, it was good for

the screen with deniro, freeman, douglas, kline. it opens this friday. >> you're getting married tomorrow. what are you doing here with me? >> what are you doing here with me? >> i do have an answer. i like you. >> no, no. no! [yelling] quacks i knew you would like it. -- >> i knew you would like it. tavis: where else do you start this conversation? five academy award winners. all the leads are oscar winners. >> it was amazing and a privilege to hang out with those guys. it was a total joy. i really felt like the luckiest person on the planet. tavis: and the only girl? >> i was the angie dickens in the rat pack. you manage that? >> very well, thank you. i love them all. they are all different. and yet, there was so much chemistry i think, among all of us. we just had the best time. there was something beautiful about acting with people like that in this moment of my life. nobody is rushing off to see what their next job is. people were just absolutely enjoying working together and the fact that we all kind of survived this crazy bus

. >> reporter: for one month now, state trooper jacquelyn kline has been on the mend.as hit by a car when she helped another officer with a traffic stop. the impact left her with a serious brain injury. this weekend, more than 850 runners participated in the 5-k for j.k . showing their support for the wounded trooper. >> right now i would tell her you've got all these friends and family and support and motivation. enjoy it and take advantage of it. >> reporter: he won the three- mile run. you can't tell, but he too had a serious brain injury caused by a car accident six years ago. an avid runner, he came to the race to support another friend, but he decided to join in and finished first. >> i just really wanted to let jackie know what can come to fruition after your accident. >> reporter: the trooper is still recovering at the hospital. while insurance will pay for much of it, race organizers say it's the unexpected costs of getting well that will hit her family hard. >> she's progressing well in her rehab. we don't know what it's going to be like. the goal is that she

these are all guys i wanted to work with and never really had except for kevin kline, the movie "life as a house." other than that, i had no with any of them. morgan and i had done some political stuff together. other i want to ask a few questions, but i should give you an opportunity to say what the movie is about. i have given some sense of that. it is a movie about four friends that call themselves the flatbush four. they've picked on each other and defended each other. married. all been some have lost their wives. the only person that hasn't ever gotten married is michael douglas's character who is about to get married to a 30-year-old. his first marriage. he invites them all the come to vegas for his bachelor party and the crazinessbout whatensues and also about it is in this moment in your life to be looking at love, marriage, what is behind you and in front of you. , but aery funny significant film where it talks about aging. a lot of movies would rather die than talk about. tavis: how are you going about, at this point in your career, making decisions about what you want to do

>> you break it, you buy it, kline.at's the constellatio constellations. it's the big dipper! >> oh. actually, yesterday matt was the big dipper. >> oh, that's not nice. that's not nice. >>> coming up, we're going to have a lot more from our four oscar winners, then a big announcement. why the men of "today" are going to look very different by the end of this month. we will explain. >> as opposed to yesterday. but up next, how people are reacting to our headline-making costumes, right after this. >> oh, yeah. the toyota corolla. ♪ le freak, c'est chic ♪ freak out ♪ aw ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] elevate your style. introducing the all-new corolla. ♪ so ally bank has a that won't trap me in a rate. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money need

navigate those men marshall kline is with us and he's incredibly committed to the day to say we no longer have domestic violence in our community. so - (clapping) so today let's celebrate all the wonderful work that's been done by let's not forget there's a lot of work to be done. there's still too many women and young imperials who are afraid to come forward. as long as there's a victim out there we're surviving as a community >> (clapping) >> thank you very much district attorney. we're so fortunate to have our mayor, mayor lee who's commitment to ending domestic violence to stop. he holds his service to the history regards he has said 90 through those there's no room to domestic violence in san francisco. he's put his money where his money is he was vested $3 million to services against deposition violation. $42 million in shelters and hotlines and social services for women of domestic violence. please join me many welcoming mayor ed lee (clapping) >> thank you emily for that introduction. good evening, everyone. welcome to the steps of city hall and thank you all of you for coming tog

. >> meet 43-year-old james kline, a married man with three children.meet a girl who told him she was 15. online he calls himself holdyoucloser2003. he asks the girl if she ever experienced oral sex. the decoy tells him no. and he says i can tell you one thing, your mouth, you're nipples, down between your legs, too. now holdyoucloser2003 is walking into our house. >> i have to throw my laundry in but i made you tea. >> oh, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good. >> why don't you have a seat right over there. did you find the place okay? >> huh? >> did you find the place okay? >> no, i didn't. >> it took you a while. did you get lost? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> why are you here today? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you don't know what i'm talking about? >> no. >> he may be able to run away from us, but because georgia authorities believe his chat log showed intent to have sex with a minor, he's arrested. >> on the ground. get on the ground. >> the next man you're about to meet not only sits d

troop are jacqueline kline was hit last month. the race is sunday at 10ham. for more information, go to abc2news.com. >>> hey, you scan also get a meal at the mt. washington tavern. the restaurant is holding a fund-raiser and will donate 20bilities of the sales to the baltimore fire foundation. two years ago the restaurant was destroyed in a fire. the owners rebuilt and now they want to give back. the fund-raiser kicked off at 5:00 and goes until closing time tonight. that's a great one. >>> women, pushing to have a popular birth control method pulled from the market. why are so many complaining about it. >> you want to keep your precious cargo safe while you're driving. here's diane sawyer to tell us what's coming up on world news at 6:30. >> so many people think did you see that. we have reports of the fi ball streaking across the sky and news that meteors are not as rare as we thought. >>> you did it, you son of the gun. unfortunately, it was the wrong son of a gun. vice-president joe biden set out to call marty walsh after his victory on tuesday night. in

our demographic but the people who have lived there are older chinese families and a lot of poor kline's and moderate light term tenants and this is our neighborhood. i was very disappointed that i didn't consider sequa and overriding consideration and didn't consider the no project alternative. and methodists are disappointed this has nothing to do with the methodists. you have 3 players and i realize you're not in a position to disintangible that. the methodist congregation they read the examiner article and said what do trees have to do with buildings. and the person who got back to

our demographic but the people who have lived there are older chinese families and a lot of poor kline's and moderate light term tenants and this is our neighborhood. i was very disappointed that i didn't consider sequa and overriding consideration and didn't consider the no project alternative. and methodists are disappointed this has nothing to do with the methodists. you have 3 players and i realize you're not in a position to disintangible that. the methodist congregation they read the examiner article and said what do trees have to do with buildings. and the person who got back to town and have met with their lawyers to try to settle this to a nonprofit use a methodist church is also replaced by some kind of beneficial use. it was an a bit ration of 3 people who keeping kept people in the dark. and it passed. he's met with his board and other lawyers and they'll be trying to do something about this. now what are overriding considerations it's in sequa. you consulted the attorney overriding considerations do you need to put the university or the general hospital or maybe other things

franz kline drew inspiration from cubism.illem de kooning did portraits that became highly charged responses to the women who were his models. the abstract expressionists wanted to paint on the same level of quality as the old masters or as, let's say, the best of the school of paris-- picasso, matisse, mondrian. they were striving for excellence. they found they did better work when they went abstract. mark rothko chose a path to pure expression by using only gradations of color on his canvases. pollock's vision and greenberg's theory were explored by a second generation. many acknowledged that helen frankenthaler adapted pollock's technique in a way that made him more accessible to other artists. she stained her canvas with highly diluted paint to achieve these haunting effects in mountains and sea. the abstract expressionist movement dominated the world of western art for over a decade. by the mid fifties, they were established, only to be superseded by a new avant-garde. the postwar world is characterized by an accelerati

the man at the center of it all, mission director walt kline. why is this mission so important? >> because if we don't do anything about it we're just going to continue on wrecking air. the job of the plain is to conduct the symphony of the science. making sure the scientists are getting what they need, when they want it, how they want it and making sure they get it safely. >> each station, take different readings. the is mission is called seachrs. >> are exposing only the colors of the radar to them. >> on the ground, dozens of scientists monitor the flights in mission control. they can track the flight path through radar. jasmine velapich. >> almost no other plane is capable of reaching high altitudes. we have remote sensors that allow us to look at the chem composition of the atmosphere, the outfloor of convective activity. we're also interested in looking at the effects of hurricanes. >> even higher up in space a fleet of formation satellites pass over where the planes fly. just took off an hour ago, the scientists went right to work. all sorts of instruments that are doing

michael douglas, kevin kline, robert difficue niro will battl highly anticipated sci-fi flick enders> it's gone from bad to worse for jon and kate gosselin since their split. jon says the ex-couple prefers texting over speaking and that eight children are living in an unhealthy environment. >>> celebrity divorces adopt always have to get ugly. according to various reports demi moore and ashton kutcher reached an amicable agreement in their divorce proceedings two years after their split. >>> david bowie celebrated halloween by releasing a creepy new video. according to the press release, he released a new clip for "love is lost" in his new apartment for 13 bucks. >>> the piano man plans to bring in the new year brooklyn style. billy joel will perform a new year's eve concert at the barclay center making it his first new york city show in seven years. >>> finally, katy perry happily left one legendary rocker off her list of high-profile romances. this was way back when. the pop star says she stiff armed milk jagger when he made a pass at her when she was 18 years old. she was back-up

the screen with deniro, freeman, douglas, kline. it opens this friday. >> you're getting married tomorrow. what are you doing here with me? >> what are you doing here with me? >> i do have an answer. i like you. >> no, no. no! [yelling] quacks i knew you would like it. -- >> i knew you would like it. tavis: where else do you start this conversation? five academy award winners. all the leads are oscar winners. >> it was amazing and a privilege to hang out with those guys. it was a total joy. i really felt like the luckiest person on the planet. tavis: and the only girl? >> i was the angie dickens in the rat pack. you manage that? >> very well, thank you. i love them all. they are all different. and yet, there was so much chemistry i think, among all of us. we just had the best time. there was something beautiful about acting with people like that in this moment of my life. nobody is rushing off to see what their next job is. people were just absolutely enjoying working together and the fact that we all kind of survived this crazy bus

job security and and never ending supply of kline's that may sound like an ideal career path but being an undertaker might not be for everyone and if you do decide on the business of death where do you learn the skills of your chosen profession peter all of went along to europe's only dedicated college. a small college class is like any other except for the coffin in the middle of the room that is the students' learning how to be undertake is. what i want to work on help people through that is a very difficult time when my grandmother died the funeral directors didn't do a great job and i saw the distress that caused my family this isn't a job it's a calling. the college in north and bavaria is the only one of its kind in europe each year they take about five hundred students on a three year course rain or shine they are drilled for every eventuality. ok the buddies down all the guests have left but the police call and says this lady may have been poisoned and must be exuberant how do you get her out of there any ideas yeah. a lot of the courses spent on the job at local funeral parlor

believes big kline is still a canny investment.what we see today in the world was a life or crisis. and the failure of cyprus is regulation doesn't work. you have regulatory capture you just have a system failure and i think that makes it quite exciting for people believe a bit point is the fact that it's an emergent system if it does require regulations just by really wasn't as good as we thought. fresh reports in the us suggest the cia has been paying millions of dollars every year to american telecoms john to a t n t and that prize the company allegedly provides access to its millions of subscribers spies can apparently browse through the phone records database and that includes international calls germany brazil and submitted a draft resolution to the u.n. on safeguarding privacy and restricting mass surveillance we discussed the issue with journalist david seaman and he says america's government is involved in a form of techno terra member states it's a huge company that has its footprint all over the globe and they're just be

the film stars robert de niro, morgan freeman, michael douglas and kevin kline "last vegas" is rated-13. and-- "free birds" is an animated comedy that follows two turkeys who join forces to travel back in time. their goal is to get turkey off thanksgiving menus for good. the movie features the voices of owen wilson, woody harrelson and amy poehler. "free birds" is rated p-g. azuz soon, californians from sacramento to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> "e.t." >> did camille grammer hire bodyguards? is she in fear for her life? >>> we have the latest in the beverly hills housewife's alleged abuse story. from new york, i'm rocsi diaz. >> and from l.a., i'm rob marciano. >> this picture really shows a dark bruise. >> do these photos prove camille's boyfriend beat her, as "e.t." uncovers new clues abou

more than 850 people participated in the 5k for trooper jacqueline kline.eft her with a serious brain injury. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, the miami dolphins man: ever working. ever saving. never sleeping. for him, her, and you. every day. but quality affordable health care seems forever out of reach -- until now. i'm doctor peter beilenson. with local doctors we've founded a new approach to health insurance -- evergreen health. neighborhood care, same day appointments, a team approach with doctors and nurses who get to know you. that's evergreen health. learn more at evergreenmd.org. >>> the coast guard and navy teamed up to rescue three people sunday. take a look. their sailboat was adrift some 200 miles off the coast of north carolina. a coast guard helicopter pulled them out of the water and flew them to the ""uss cole."" what a rescue. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour the messages from a miami dolphin player has been called racist and threatening. he said it came from a place of love. we'll tal

jeff: if you are an electrician you know kline fools. what is this machine?coil into one of kline's professional screwdrivers. tom klein, president of klein tools, manufacturing piece of production numbers, pretty encouraging and you're making an investment in texas for a new plant. >> we are investing $100 million in taxes in terms of brand-new facility is going online and 150,000 square foot facility early next year. jeff: your committed to building in the u.s. and is not easy to do that cost-effective leave these days. you need the economy to be strong. the cad pending home sales. that doesn't help you because when the housing industry does well you do well. >> when the housing industry is doing well we do very well. with housing got it definitely has an effect on the overall sale. jeff: i love to show these tools, if you're an electrician you know them but would get this screwdriver, this is one of their head screwdrivers and i love to see the machines that pop these things out. look at companies like home depot, sell your stuff, you are expanding to the

. >> ezra kline pointed out in "the washington post" that prior to this current congress and a couplengresses ago, when there were not so many ideologues in each party, everybody votes along party lines. it didn't used to be the case when you had conservative democrats -- >> you think this will help? >> the system had to be fixed. everything is along party lines. >> you think this helps. very quickly, i want to ask alan, does he think that video we just saw is going to be a problem for president obama, the problem with keep your health care plan was it appeared rightly or wrongly to be a lie to so many typical voters. the problem with the web site seemed to be incompetence to typical voters. now you have flagrant hypocrisy that most people get. as dean warner said in animal house -- >> nice to do name calling. >> we're out of time. i want to close with i think it was senator thune who said yesterday that said this thing basically is a situation where the democrats may have sown the wind. >>> taxpayers will be picking up the tab for a failed gamble by the department of energy. the gove

the screen with deniro, freeman, douglas, kline.ens this friday. >> you're getting married tomorrow. what are you doing here with me? >> what are you doing here with me? >> i do have an answer. i like you. >> no, no. no! [yelling] quacks i knew you would like it. -- >> i knew you would like it. tavis: where else do you start this conversation? five academy award winners. all the leads are oscar winners. >> it was amazing and a privilege to hang out with those guys. it was a total joy. i really felt like the luckiest person on the planet. tavis: and the only girl? >> i was the angie dickens in the rat pack. you manage that? >> very well, thank you. i love them all. they are all different. and yet, there was so much chemistry i think, among all of us. we just had the best time. there was something beautiful about acting with people like that in this moment of my life. nobody is rushing off to see what their next job is. people were just absolutely enjoying working together and the fact that we all kind of survived this crazy business

robert dinero, kevin kline, morgan freeman, and michael douglas our childhood friends getting togetheruglas gets ready to marry would fremont cause an infant. ok a young very young one. there is smart satire as well as silly sequences, but it is just right if you want or need something like. companies are hard to come by these days the hangar with john reed is made for one demographic but this one doesn't depend on gross out humor, just for talented actors having a ball between this and behind the candelabra michael douglas is at the top of his game and it is a career full of talent and hard 3 hack up. >> diana the movie deserves better publicity and critical acclaim. naomi watts at stars as diana, princess of wales in her last two years of life. based on the book dianne r. her last love, we follow her through the tumultuous time of 1995 to 1997. at the center of the failed is diana's love for a kind of talented pakistan a heart surgeon, played by naveen andrewzs. this relationship is believable, especially for a woman who is trying to find her own heartbeat. >> diana's a global humani

the official death toll, nearly 1800, again, as you mentioned, expect it to kline.ter just spoke to the philippines's president and asked him about that [inaudible] >> we're still establishing the numbers, especially for the missing. but so far 2,000, 2500 is the figure we're working on as far as deaths are concerned. >> reporter: four days since the typhoon riched through the philippines -- ripped through the philippines and the scope of the damage is not clear. in the hardest hit area of tacloban, bodies still litter the streets. officials saying they have to focus on the living before they can begin to bury the dead. but that's created an overpowering stench throughout the city. people have been forced to cover their faces, their mouths and nose because the smell is unbearable. when the typhoon hit it triggered a massive storm surge, a wall of water that flattened entire neighborhoods. the u.n. relief agency now saying more than 800,000 people are displayed. and there's not enough infrastructure left to provide shelter for all of them. many people have been force

a permanent venue would help kline up the park since it's been a magnet for crime.as shot and killed near the park in august. last year there were stabbings at the park. he plants to introduce this proechal for the park at -- proposal for the park at a rules commit tee meeting. he says he -- committee meeting. he says he has the mayor's support. back to you. >>> a high-speed chase last night in santa clara county ended with one man arrested and another suspect on the loose. the chp says two robbery suspects led them on a chase from sunnyvale to morgan hill going more than 100 miles an hour. the chase ended about 11:00 last night when the suspects crashed on southbound highway 101 on the ten at avenue offramp. one of the suspects ran away and the police are still searching for him. >>> randy alano, the man accused of killing oakland federal investigator sandra coke will be back in court today. now, during yesterday's court hearing, a police officer testified and two of randy's nephews testified that alana is the father of coke's 15-year- old daughter. there was also

kline: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yeelingd on this issue. dr. burgess has been championing real solutions for over 10 years. mr. speaker, 140,000, that's the number of people from my home state of minnesota who have been notified their health coverage will be canceled as a result of the president's health care law. john, a constituent, recently learned his own health plan is no longer available. john liked the plan he had and now has to pay 20% more to secure coverage. for many people, a cancellation notice means more than the loss of an insurance policy, it means losing access to the trusted doctors, pediatricians, nurses who care for their families. we all know how critical these relationships are, especially in difficult moments when a loved one is injured or ill. but for countless families, those relationships will soon be lost. all because washington bureaucrats think they know best. the president promised time and again if people like their health care plan, they could keep it. but the american people are discovering the president failed t

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. >> in ottoway ministers announced a bill banning the sharing of intimate images on kline without the consent of the person. >> canadians demanded action, we delivered. when bullying reaches criminal behaviour, we need to ensure laws can address it and we need to make sure victims of cyber bullying. "anonymous" took on cyber bullying as a cause. intervening in the amanda todd and parsons case, threatening to search out and expose bullies and extortionists. parents say the goal is clear, making sure that some day there are no more amanda said to. >> the bill would give police new powers to investigate internet crimes, including the capability to track phone cues and data without a warrant. john henry smith joins us in sport with word of a trade in major league baseball. when he was a kid prince fielder was a bat boy, dad played for the team. he's on his way out of town, two seasons after signs prince fielder to a nine year, $214 million contract. he's been traded to the texas rangers in exchange for ian kinsler. he had a no-trade clause, but texas was a team he'd go to. the tigers will

kline: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yeelingd on this issue. dr. burgess has been championing real solutions for over 10 years. mr. speaker, 140,000, that's the number of people from my home state of minnesota who have been notified their health coverage will be canceled as a result of the president's health care law. john, a constituent, recently learned his own health plan is no longer available. john liked the plan he had and now has to pay 20% more to secure coverage. for many people, a cancellation notice means more than the loss of an insurance policy, it means losing access to the trusted doctors, pediatricians, nurses who care for their families. we all know how critical these relationships are, especially in difficult moments when a loved one is injured or ill. but for countless families, those relationships will soon be lost. all because washington bureaucrats think they know best. the president promised time and again if people like their health care plan, they could keep it. but the american people are discovering the president failed t