. >> an outrageous lampoon of negative ads debate silliness and election traditions. >> did anyone ask how my hand feels after catching that iron john of that baby? >> the campaign wins best new movie honors this week. >> so you want to go to couples counseling? >> the plane leaves tomorrow. >> hopes springs, a sometimes funny often painful story of a couple married 30 years trying to put the magic back. three stars, pg-13. a resolution that comes too quick. jeremy renner has a bourne adventure and the bourne legacy. two stars, pg-13. it is more of the same as that is what you 1. and now here is the weekend a movie guide. almost four stars, the dark night rises and the campaign and ruby sparks. three stars for hope springs and beasts of the southern wild. we have a couple of stars for the new bourne legacy, total recall and the watch. celeste and jesse -- you can take a pass on that. have a good weekend everybody. >>

is hired to run against anrrell in campgain, outrageous lampooned. 3.5 stars. a r-rated. funny and very sharp. it is a best that along with the dark night rises, ruby sparks, and hope springs. have a night -- have a nice weekend, everybody. >> we have just learned some news, presumptive gop says hisitt romney mate will be announced saturday, tomorrow, in norfolk, virginia. aboutow, we will learn his running mate. big news tomorrow. what is theime, news with you? >> overnight there will be a rain. chances overnight. some thunder as well. take a look at our storms again. i will show you our doppler radar. on the eastern slope, we are starting to see more and more showers. is -- the air is very warm. there are individual thunderstorms. in mind over night. thunder.le of not lead a shaky. the cold front is itching its way eastward. a little cluster of showers forming near culpeper. this is moving up to the northeast. comingredients are together. in gaithersburg. west of the appellation, temperatures are tumbling behind the cold front. 64 in detroit. 67 in chicago. is the probl

teh the, the brave -- and home of the brave ♪ >> from the national lampoon-- anthem to the marching bandg sure students were the spotlight. he wants to inspire more than 700 principals and top administrators. "we want to ensure that every single school was a high performing school we would want our own children to attend and the community deserves. >> he talked about his son, miles. >> i recognize they only get one time to get three years old. one time to be in kindergarten. one time to go to middle school and one time to graduate on time. they cannot wait for us to experiment, tweak, or philosophize. they need us to get it right now. >> when i make a decision about this child, i make it based on what i would want for miles. what's more than 100,000 students enrolled, some gave high marks for promising to hold the line. >> i like how he talked about continuing and highlighting what we have already done. sometimes when you people come in, they always want to change things. >> he wants to make sure students have a voice in helping to make key decisions. baltimore county students are among

[laughter] >> i do not know how you learned by worked at national lampoon. saving the world. let me begin by saying how low they must be to go that low in new orleans. i would not put in the same sentence president obama and saving the world. it is very much about movements and the power in our history to bring about a fundamental change. you do need people inside, political leaders inside. it captures the imagination of the nation. through the turbulent history, it has been movement and the power of movements. franklin roosevelt was moved by later movements. lyndon johnson had the civil rights movement. i think we begin with that. this book comes out at a moment when the country sees the power and possibility of occupy, 99%, and how that has shifted. it is still evolving. it has shifted the center of political gravity of our dialogue. the issue has been off the radar for so long. >> roosevelt surfed and harnessed those movements. he used them to get legislation passed to initiate programs. obama is still getting on his wet suit. to read the essay she wrote in 2008, there was

money hires zach galifianakis to run against incumbent will ferrell in the campaign an outrageous lampoon and election traditions. 3.5 stars, rated r. not just funny but very sharp. it is the best bet. along with "the dark knight rises," and ruby sparks and hope springs with meryl streep and tommy lee jones. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. have a nice weekend, everybody. >> thanks so much. a new poll has ranked some of the strangest names for towns in th

it is one of the sharpest lampoons starring will ferrell. it walks a fine line between silly and serious. "the campaign" turns a congressional primary in to an event. there are results not that far beyond reality. for instance in the debate challenge to recite the lord's prayer -- one >> our father art, who is up in heaven aloe vera be thy name. >> they were showing the congressional staffers at the museum. >> it is as over-the-top as the movie gets. i think if you stop and pause we are not that far from the is happening in our own electoral process. >> it drew howls of knowing labs in what looks like this summer's sharpest satire. >> if you made a run for congress what would your platform be? >> i have said many times on the campaign tour. >> this weekend "the dark knight rises" became the biggest movie of the total year. "the campaign" opens on friday. there is a movie with meryl streep and tommy lee gens. that is a good week. great entertainment at national harbor place. and i am hearing a lot about "the campaign," because it is much bett

. >> it is an outrageous lampoon of negative ads, salinas and election traditions could >> do you want what my hand feels after punching that hiring-like job of that baby? >> it won best will be a concert to >> you want to go to couples counseling? >> meryl streep forces coming the jones into marriage counseling in "hope springs" in a sometimes funny often painful story. 3 stars. pg-13. breathtakingly honest and accept a resolution that comes to quit. "the bourne legacy" -- it seems he was not the only one in the experiment. two stars. p g-13. more of the same, if that is what you want. now, here is the weekend movie guide. four stars for "the dark side rises -- knight rises ." have a nice weekend, everybody. i march campbell, abc7 entertainment aired >> he said he really liked the -- "the campaign" saying it was the funniest of the summer. >> i like "the bourne legacy." >> the movie theater is one of the few reliably chilly places. another good day for the theaters. monday. tomorrow, try to get outside. it looks like a great day with temperatures in the upper-80's, but lower humidity

the claim from republican lawmakers and fox news, as jon stewart bril lantly lampooned last night there's america being perpetrated from a back from the dead zombie acorn or something. >> conservatives in their media division are up in arms over voter fraud. >> the national republican lawyers only found 340 cases of voter fraud over ten-year period in all of america. >> oh, my god! that's almost.7 cases per state per year. and it also includes registering the wrong address, writing mickey mouse on a petition, which photo i.d. would not address. but still -- ahhhh! >> the truth is there's allegedly a serious case of election fraud happening in the battleground state of michigan. there's just one problem for republican legislators worried about election fraud, thaddeus mccotter resigned from the house 34 days ago citing, quote, nightmarish circumstances. that included his re-election campaign submitting pages with invalid signatures to the michigan abort board of elections. mccotter then asked his name be removed from the ballot. and now fur of mccotter's former staffers have been charged i

. >> and i like "the godfather" tossup, national lampoon's vacation. and picked the greatest film ever for this moment. as the bbc will gomport reports, it is the hitchcock classic "vertigo." >> reporter: james stewart playing a san francisco detective quits the force after this incident. because it leaves him with -- vertigo. ♪ and hitchcock, with a plot device on which to hang his intricate story of surveillance and obsession, love and depression. the film critics of 1958 were not thrilled by the thriller when it was first released. but today's generation have just voted it the greatest film of all time. so, what's changed? >> over time, with repeated viewings, because this film has such rich psychological layers of investigation into the personalities involved, it's grown and grown in critical estimation and in fact the more times you see it the more you grow to love it. >> reporter: the critics might laud "vertigo" for its hidden depths -- but hitchcock's cinematic genius is superficial, he was the master stylist. for this famous scene, hitchcock u

it was a national lampoon movie. >> yes, he is clark grizwold. >> you can't write this stuff, can young to distract from his taxes or bain stuff. here is governor strictland. >> he may have not paid any taxes in some years, but we have no way to know for sure. >> what do you think? >> the scary thing is that somebody can actually get away from it. run for president and not pay taxes for years and years, and nobody can find out. that's scary. >> is he going to be able to brazen his way through it? it seems like he is going to dig in his heels and not do it, which would give you more reason to think there has got to be something really bad. >> he released one year in the primary in order to placate his own people. because the polls showed that he was tanking. and maybe the same thing will happen again. >> he released them from like a year ago. if he is running on his business expertise and he is not allowing us to see any of the years when he was actually in that business. >> right. and we're not allowed to see any efforts -- maybe extreme efforts in tax evasion. >> yeah. >> what about

as a representative of that, this is the kind of thing that is lampooned material. it comes across as being sour grapes. when we start talking about having to make the president look good. sometimes are antagonism for the sitting administration can clattered judgment, i think. this is one -- can cloud our judgment, i think. spending more money on something, i do not think it is significant enough to included in the platform. >> is there a second? is there a second for this amendment? >> the amendment dyes for the lack of a second. -- dies for the lack of a second. are there other amendments? >> are any being drafted at this time? >> certification? -- sir? been >> i put in for this section before. >> sequestration is open. >> sequestration, remember, we have left open. we are waiting for the amendment. we'll come back to it. >> but you guys close the other section. i did not want to interrupt you what you were talking. >> we are on leaks for political purposes. yours relates to the prior section, right? >> the current failure. >> we left that open as well. >> i want

national lampoon's mitt romney's vacation as our friends like to call it. filled with gaffes.t in england i think where -- if you want to go somewhere and you just get a lay-up and not screw it up, you go to england. he managed to screw that up. >> well, you know, it is kind of like -- it wasn't -- it wasn't a fatal error but it is kind of like you're going over to someone's house for dinner and you're like are cookies store bought? or you ask them -- it was no secret that the london olympics were having some problems and the british press was being brutal and they were blaring across their own headlines but it is not exactly -- it is poor form to say at an interview before you go over there oh, i find some of these events disconcerting and then david cameron and forest johnson they didn't really cut him any slack. they lit into him. just fed the narrative. >> peter: one of the greatest putdowns, it is easy to hold the olympics in the middle of nowhere. >> i like johnson being like some guy named mitt romney doesn't think that we're ready for our olympics. are we ready? but yo

. >> i think the cartoon of the mitt-bot as he's been lampooned, he became a real human being and came across like a good guy, a decent person. i think it's going to be hard to erase that from people's memories. i think he got what he needed out of this convention. i'll be very surprised if mitt romney doesn't open up a lead over the next couple of days. it will be short lived coming into the democratic convention, but i think they're going to get that lead for the first time in this race. >> he didn't seem like the guy who put a dog on top of the car. that might be gone now. >> they should have done more dog stuff. >> they should have attacked that head on. >> let me bring in kelly o'donnell. she was near the vip seating area. who was your experience like and what could you see? >> it was one of those nights that was a culmination for so many of the people that were in the vip box. we watched as ann romney was greeted by many people who have nope them through the years. we saw the olympians and we saw moments of emotion when there were points when earlier in the program, parts of the

have not heard, talking about his mother, i think that's -- >> i think the cartoon as he's been lampoonedan being and came across like a good guy, a decent person and i think it's going to be hard to erase that from people's memories and i think he got out what i wanted out of this convention. i think he'll be surprised if mitt romney doesn't open up a lead of a margin of error. it will be short lived but i think they are going to get that lead for the first time in this race. >> it didn't seem like the guy who put a dog on top of a car. >> they should have done more dog stuff. >> yeah, they should have attacked that head on. >> let me bring in kelly o'donnell. kelly o'donnell is on the floor for us. she had a great seat in the v.i.p. area. what could you see? >> reporter: well, it was really one of those nights that was a culmination for so many of the people in the v.i.p. box. we watched as ann romney was greeted by many people who have known them through the years. we saw the olympians seated in the box and saw moments where earlier in the program parts of the evening may not have been

for all of the saturday night live lampooning of the vice president, joe biden, he was so insightful,hought so visionary when he said the smart policy a couple years ago was to go with a counterterrorism policy basically projecting our strength from outside the country, not in country, and not a counter insurgency policy which is to get in there and fight village to village and actually join the tribal w warfare, was so visionary, and the president as i'll point out and reverend al sharpton pointed out, he wasn't wise enough to pick up on what joe biden said. sometimes we confuse the whimsical nature of the vice president with his knowledge. here he was dead right, and the president was wrong. sometimes wisdom doesn't come from the usual places. the vice president was right here, counterterrorism was right. counter insurgency took us deeper and deeper into the same pit the soviets fell into and the british before them trying to rule and reform afghanistan and not a smart move. >> outside of the foreign policy sort of hawk's nest in washington when other people, even people paid to tal