i don't think that. >> lonny love, i love you. 7:00 eastern tonight on cnn and during our special coverage of the correspondents dinner. 9:30 eastern and our special guest is going to help us out tonight, comedian darryl hamann. >> a doctor with cancer risks getting a transplant with a less than perfect match. dr. sanjay gupta has the story straight ahead. first this. >> translator: two years after the earthquake, the situation is still the same. the people are still under the tents. they don't have electricity. there is no security where they sleep. they are getting raped. in haiti, things are very difficult. before the earthquake, there were rapes happening. now, i can say it is total disorder. >> translator: adults are not spared,motors are not spared, even babies are not spared. my name is malya. i am a victim of sexual violence. i am on a mission to eradicate this issue so other haitian women do not fall victim. we do awareness in the camps. we were working in 22 camps after the earthquake. now, we are trying to work in other

love it. >> what's your super hero. >> i can read mine. june 15th is "rock of ages." lonnienie i got a chance to see it. it's really fun. you know who steals the show? tom cruise. he plays a chashgt ter that's an 8 '80s hair metal star. you would not know tom cruise is almost 50 years old when you watch this movie. he has his shirt off the entire movie, buttless chaps -- >> a pro or con? >> a pro. if you've wanted to see tom cruise sing "pour some sugar on me" by def leppard, he can sing really well. >> more super hero movies, spider-man. >> it seems a little weird to reboot the spider-man franchise impin the fact the last spider-man movie with toby mcdwyer was only five years ago. i don't think fans will care. they're excited there's a new spider-man movie out. i'm excited because amazing actor. andrew garfield from "the social network." his real life girlfriend, emma stone, is gwen stacy. and the director, mark webb, now doing a huge summer blockbuster. >> with that name he was born to direct spider-man movies. >> mark -- >> webb. >> oh, of course. batman coming out july 2

jeff, rebecca, over to you guys. >> we love it. >>> lonnie, thank you.ook, it's sandy-claws, claws. >> what did i tell you about puns? >> that was a scene from the farrelly brother's new movie "the three stooges." the trio have been getting laughs on the small screen for the past 60 years. >> we're taking a look at other tv classics that have hit and missed in the leap to the silver screen. dana stevens, film critic for slate.com and allison bales, film critic for "more" magazine. the three stooges have a lot on their plate here. iconic tv show. i watched it with my dad all the time. i loved it. it's a big challenge. >> it's dangerous when you take an iconic show with the characters and make a film. this film is not bad but i -- for me, i just don't know what the relevance is. and i wonder would anyone try to make a grouchomarx film? i don't know if it's a wise thing. >> the three stooges were replaced along the way, 60 years they've been in the public imagination, a couple of curlys and it's not as if there was one original clan. maybe given this is aim