movie "gangs of new york" where the riots break out in new york and martin scorsese has the cameo where he plays this rich guy. he's in his fifth avenue apartment and a brick comes through the window. if a brick came through rupert murdoch's, fox news would be a lot more gentle on the wall street people. >> in terms of the way republicans are dealing with this, i mean, it's interesting enough to see democrats dealing with this, trying to decide how much they want to embrace the idea of some movement outside politics as having their message. republicans i think are also changing their message toward it, too. in one day, mitt romney went from describing occupy wall street as dangerous to saying he understands how these people feel and he worries about the 99%. i mean, that's mitt romney's evolution on the subject over the course of one day on the campaign trail. does that tell you more about mitt romney or tell you they may be seeing some political cost in denouncing these folks? >> if you're trying to say mitt romney is a flip-flopper, that does not resonate with me. that's not the mitt

other winners include kate winslet, julianna margulies, and director martin scorsese. for "teen kids news," i'm julie banderas, fox news channel in the classroom. >> if someone offered you a glass filled with sugar, you'd probably say, "no, thanks." but too many of us are literally drinking sugar every day. veronique reports on a hospital that's trying to get us out of that habit. >> experts at nationwide children's hospital in ohio have come up with a scary statistic. if you drink one 12-ounce soda a day, you're taking in an extra 35 pounds of sugar a year. >> and that, multiplied by two or three cans a day, can add up to 10 or 15 pounds of weight if they don't increase their exercise proportionately. >> to set a good example for families, the hospital is now banning sugar-sweetened drinks. it hopes the idea will catch on around the country. >> especially the children's hospitals are very well positioned to do this, as leaders in their respective communities in each region. >> on "teen kids news," we've often reported on the growing problem of overweight teens. the ex

hello martin scorsese and here are the headlines. of the world again jenson button wins in japan but sebastian vettel finishes third to become the youngest ever formula one champion to win back to back world titles. while drama sound our straight here knock out defending champion south africa to set up by seven final showdown favorites new zealand you come back to these argentina up above you was. big in japan and you know it comes from a second down to beat defending champion rafael nadal in the final of the current bed and then wins a double brother jamie. so first of the far east and sebastian vettel has become the youngest formula one driver to win back to back world titles after the twenty four year old german finished third at the japanese grand prix to clinch the championship with four races left but all started on pole and needed only to finish in the top ten to be crowned champion last saturday the only man who could get him to the title was mclaren's jenson button and the britain one. i thought stared his red book into the

truly influenced a generation with his spirituality. >> he is the subject of a documentary by martin scorsese long do you think beatle mania will last? >> as long as y'all keep coming. ♪ i think you'll understand >> do you think the beatles as a person, do you think of paul as the face of the personality? john is the intellect. george was the soul of the beatles. >> i think we will be in the business either up or down there for at least another four years. ♪ there were bells on a hill >> i think it was very easy to underestimate george's talent and his contribution to the beatles. >> what we do will be write songs as we have been doing. ♪ >> george harrison referred to himself and ringo starr as a comedy class beatle. john and paul were the leaders and they were following, or at least that is how it was seen. ♪ >> it didn't help that he was younger. it didn't help that he was a very good to brilliant song writer in a band where there were two genius song writers. ♪ can't buy me love >> even the two guys said we don't need a george song. we have all of the great songs. george martin said this

marching on millionaires' homes, i couldn't help but think of that scene in the mart -- in the martin scorsesehe riots break out and the rich guy is in the fifth avenue apartment and a brick comes through the window. lyou know, if a brick came through rupert murdoch's window, fox news would be a lot more gentle on the wall street people. >> i have the most utmost respect for rupert murdoch and then fox would cover it more if that would happen, let's be honest. but the bottom line is, -- >> how about if i talk about throwing bricks through bill mahr's window -- >> i think it's wrong. >> i wouldn't do it -- [overlapping dialogue] >> i am talking about how responsible sean hannity is. >> i would advocate doing that to bill mahr, but i wouldn't want to hurt the hooker. i am all about protecting the innocent. >> he is a hugh hefner wanna be. >> no question. >> but if he had a misguided flea bag do tdo you it yourself. >> we don't need the circus atmosphere. we don't need incitement to violence. we need jobs. rand paul had the right idea. we need to clear back regulation, do tax reform and get the c

the steam punk style is showing up in movies like martin scorsese's hugo. >> i've never seen anythingwney jr. version of sherlock holmes. >> specifically designed to prevent us that. >> reporter: you have a sherlock holmes rap? >> i don't have a sherlock holmes rap but i may steal that idea, thank you. >> reporter: meet paul. school teacher by day but later on you will become. >> i will become professor elemental, a steam punk victorian rapper. >> reporter: professor elemental raps about trousers and splendidness. >> it's splendid. it's splendid. >> reporter: i may need to brush up on my history but there weren't a lot of rappers in victorian england. >> no there wasn't but i like to think if there was one he would have looked like this basically. >> reporter: he's played a lot of steam punk gigs and says this extravaganza is exceptional. >> this one is little bit different from anything else i've seen. the eccentricity dial has been dialed up just a little bit. >> reporter: case in point. >> these propellers propel it forward and backwards. >> reporter: the sky was no limit for the i

. >> "new york times," a new martin scorsese.sing unseen video and photograph to chronicle his time. a lot of people excited about this one. >> now to our parade of papers. fargo, north dakota. in a push to promote healthy lifestyl lifestyles, fargo is one of many cities in the u.s. participating in international walk to school day this morning. the 14-year-old event is -- spotlights fitness and the environmental benefits of walking instead of driving. i love it. >> charleston post courier after 23-year run, producers for "the simpsons" say the show cannot continue. this comes as reports that deep pay cuts are underway for actors playing voices for main characters homer, marge, and bart. that's a big story right there. >> yes. >>> joining us now with the political playbook. you've got your political primary. this is a list of five people who would be compelling, independent presidential candidates. tell us about the list. >> well, the idea is there's so much disgust with washington right now and volatile economic and political en

scorsese, i know you're up. maybe martin isn't.t's a bunch of actors, celebrities sitting around a table, pitching ideas to the clinton global initiative and you actually do the impersonation of bill clinton until you're surprised. let's take a look and you can comment. >> i'll check on you guys. you're my little celebrity army. >> oh, kevin. >> what did i tell you about making crank calls in my office? >> not to do it. >> not to do without me. >> that's got to be fun. >> yes, it's great fun. we also did, when he left the white house, we did a video of his last days of the white house. where he stole my oscar from me and i had to retrieve it. this was a comedy thing. but this was to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the clinton global initiative. i can do a little bill for you. >> go ahead. >> ask me a question, matt. >> how is the tour for richard iii? >> i love going to hong kong, it's good. >> it's always good to see you. >> you, too. >> "margin call" is the movie. >>> up next, easing the transition from mom at home to mom in t