the, a conversation with martin sheen and his son, emilio estevez. it was written for his father and is in theaters across the country right now. we're glad you have joined us. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. >> and by viewers like you. if thank you. kcet public television] tavis: pleased to welcome martin sheen and emilio west of as to the program. the way, a movie written and directed by emilio, here are some scenes from "the way." >> are they going to change your life? >> something like that. ♪ >> i am so sorry, i had no idea. >> those are smart, confident, stubborn. >> a lot like you. tavis: take me back when you started writing t

and here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: maybe you know martin sheen best from his days in the oval the west wing. or do you think of him as actor charlie sheen's dad? he and his other sonny mill yo estevez sat down with mo rocca for our sunday profile. >> reporter: let's get this out of the way. over the past year how was it as a father to watch your son charlie go through what he went through publicly? >> are you a father? >> no. >> you're not? then you can't know. no one can. >> reporter: family is at the very heart of actor martin sheen, and the very public problems of his son charlie, well, that's the elephant in the room. what kind of support were you able to offer? >> you know, i've never ever ever allowed my heart not to include all of my children, all the time. you love them differently. and you give the most love to the one that needs it at the time. and that certainly is the case with charlie. i adore him. he's the biggest supporter of this film. >> reporter: the film martin is is talking about is the one he made with his oldest sonny mill yo estevez. about a father and t

(laughing) martin sheen and emilio estevez on film, faith, family and, yes, charlie.head on sunday morning. >> osgood: these days it seems everybody is surfing the net. surfing the waves is an older and more challenging activity. nobody has been better at that sport for as long a time as kelly slater. he's making waves in more ways than one. and he'll be sharing some of his secrets this morning with our tracy smith. kelly slater has won surfing's world championship so many times, not even he can believe it. ten. >> yeah, i know, ten times. >> reporter: can you wrap your mind around that? >> i don't know. i don't know. it's almost like it happened to someone else. >> reporter: and now he wants to share the experience even if you don't live near the ocean. the king of the wave makers, later on sunday morning. >> osgood: mark strassmann takes us to a soccer field in georgia that is a refuge for young exiles. we wonder if our planet is getting a bit crowded now that there are seven billion of us humans. elizabeth palmer looks back at the violent end of moammar qaddafi and

tavis: your father, it led to the decision of coming the martin sheen.ou took your father's advice and stayed true to your roots. you come out the gate and you come out the box fast. you are a star, and just a kid, basically. how have you navigated past that kind of expectation? >> it is a very different world in terms of the media. i am not sure i would have survived the kind of scrutiny that actors are under now. frankly, i look to these kids that are coming up through the ranks and it is scary. you don't know what they will be able to handle the kind of pressure. i always had my family to be there and certainly, the many years he spent in the business, he was always a voice i could go back to and say, this is the film i have been offered, or this is the agent i am thinking about going with and i was able to bounce a lot of stuff off of him. it was a great advantage that a lot of my contemporaries did not have. tavis: what was the family business before you changed it? >> my father, he had his own vineyard as a young man in spain. he had his own vegeta

it's called "the way," and it co-stars martin sheen and his son emilio estevez, who is also the director. the story plays out along the route of a christian pilgrimage in spain. kim lawton sat down with sheen way" and its impact on their own spirituality. >> martin sheen says "the way" is ultimately about a journey, a journey of the spirit as well as the flesh. >> so what is it, on a pilgrimage to change your life? >> something like that. >> all of our journeys are personal, deeply personal, and they're all mysterious, you know. we're all looking for that transcendence, but we're looking to each other, and we identify with each other. i think the genius of god is choosing to dwell where we are least likely to look, within the depths of our own being. >> if i don't have your blessing that's fine, but don't judge this. don't judge me. >> my life here might not seem like much to you, but it's the life i choose. >> you don't choose a life, dad. you live one. >> the story centers around sheen's character, tom, a doctor who has a strained relationship with his free-spirited son, daniel. daniel

martin sheen as a california doctor on a famous trail in northwest spain, 500 miles, he walks after his son died there. >> this is everything i had when he found him. >> he walked it a few years ago with his grandson, taylor met a woman there, married her and now lives in spain. it's the inspiration for the film. >> i knew something about losing a son on the cam yeeno not as -- not a tragic way but i felt a loss because i lost access to him. >> this is a about an inner journey. >> i love this guy. >> and this wears off quick. >> you have to walk by yourself but cannot do the pilgrimage without community. >> people discovering their way in a sense. something about themselves. this is shot in 40 days, they'd been traveling on a tour bus to promote the film z as an aside i had to ask about the other son, charlie sheen and his behavior this year. >> he's fine now. >> he's got a show. his own new show. he's got a comedy central roast and reconciled with ex-wifes and doing better than us. >> back to the way, i'm not reviewing the film but if i did, i'd give it in excess of three quarters of a

martin sheen, always good to see you. it's been too long.me. "the way" opens in select cities this friday. >>> and just ahead, we're going to throw a tag sale. how you can own a piece of personal treasure. i don't know if they're treasures. right after your local news. >> live, local, late-breaking - this wbal-tv 11 news in baltimore. >> good morning, the time is now 8:26. let's get a final check on the morning commute. >> it has been really busy this morning. we have a new accident if you travel westbound on the 100 at oakwood road. you could see the red on 295, a holding onto delays as you make your way toward 100. those delays are spilling over onto i-95 southbound. we have word that a pedestrian was struck at first avenue near melrose ave. that is an area to avoid this morning and on the inner loop topside, a second accident at the harrisburg expressway and other one is still on the inner loop ramp to southbound your road. on the inner loop, delays stretch back to liberty and jammed on southbound 95. we'll show you what it looks like at

bill clinton will join martin sheen and emilio estavez at the premier of their film. the proceeds will donate money for wheelchairs around the world. >>> and audrey hepburn look alikes will celebrate the anniversary of breakfast at tiffanys. >>> be sure to watch brian williams with nbc nightly news. and here is a look at what is coming up later this morning on the "today show." can main da-- amanda knox final on. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

on one show martin sheen had a couple of words. >> steady, steady. >> reporter: he argued the president deserves full support. >> i adore him. >> he is the best thing that has been there consistence kennedy. >> reporter: the obama campaign got a check from steven spielberg and his wife. tom hanks and his wife equaled that. michael douglass chipped in two grands. will ferrule 5,000. one thing that might help the president, he will be the only democrat in the race. >> not going to be that palatable to the vasmajority in the entertainment business. >> reporter: why some stars voice complaints. >> i would like to see him be more outspoken about the issues. >> come election time they may return to the fault. catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> it was a great day today with temperatures in the 70s and we will see the conditions continue through the weekend. tomorrow cooler in the morning, 30s through parts of the bay area, but 70s by the afternoon. saturday, warming un, sunday cooling down. nothing to complain about. morning lowes cool up in the north bay. 37 santa rosa, 42 san raff el. 44 hal

clean martin sheen media has been jumping on him over these remarks he made the tennessee over the weekend. >> let's have a real fence. 20 feet high with barbed wire. electrified. with a sign on the other side that says "it can kill you" and i get criticized. mr. cain, that's ininsensitive. what do you mean insensitive? >> stephen: yeah! what do you mean insensitive? if it will make you feel better, we'll generate the lethal voltage with wind power. is that sensitive enough? besides, cain didn't even mean it. >> on immigration you said in an event in tennessee that you would build an electrified fence on the boarder that could kill people if they try to cross illegally. >> that's a joke, david, >> so that was a joke? >> that's a joke. >> that's not a serious plan. >> no, it's not. >> you got a big laugh but that's not what you do. >> that's a joke. >> stephen: electrified fence, classic joke. like who's on first? what's on fire? i don't know how many people it's killed. (laughter) but the real punch line to the joke is that it's not a joke. as cabe cain clarifyed in phoenix the next day. >

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. >>> martin sheen and his son will be in a new movie that is coming out. the satellite time was furnitured by producer communications. >>> welcome to the news this morning. >>> good morning. you have a project out where you direct and david is producing that movie. >> it is a big thing, it is the english translation. it is a thousand-year old pilgrimage that poes up to the north, up the coast of spain, it remains the saint yams. >> my father pets a look at the sad story and he was inspired, he took his son's backpack after having his son cremated. he went on the target. he was closer to his son in death than in life. >> tom meets three hair tears on the way and they travel through spain, a place that none of us know well and you get the chance to play yew. >> you were in the movie theater. >> as an inspiration, nothing more. why did you want to produce a manufacture e about it. >> i walls was attracted to the challenge, had they approaching me, it was about the green play. >>> truth is very pro-life and it is very organic. it is entertaining and it is a cl

join me next time for a conversation with father-son duo martin sheen a nd emilio estevez. see ou then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day>> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financiand omoclvett and remove obstacles to economic eowermpmentne conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. mark l. walberg: welcome to antiques roadshow, this week from atlantic city, new jersey. i call them my sisters. they're something that make me smile, and i love looking at them every day. i want all the men in my family to listen to this. my mother-in-law was right. holy smokes, that's amazing. oh, my god! (laughing) it's another exciting hour of antiques roadshow. captioning sponsored by subaru, liberty mutual and viewers like

i say martin sheen.bloom playing a charismatic librarian. that was the most interesting answer that i got. i say martin sheen he can still do it. >> all right, guys. til the next time. >> 3-2. 3-2. tomorrow it will be 4-2. that's not tight. >> back to baseball? this is a political segment. >> coming up after the break, we're talking more about that rare crime wave in an amish community. the suspects are accused of breaking into homes, kidnapping families and cutting off their sacred hair. >> true amish don't act like that. true amish don't go out attacking people. >> live report next. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. consumers er wanchai ferry orange chicken... over p.f. chang's home menu orange chicken women men and uh pandas... elbows mmm [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry, try it yourself. ♪ ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ you say ♪ flip it over and replay ♪ we

martin sheen, always good to see you. it's been too long.lect cities this friday. >>> and just ahead, we're going to throw a tag sale. how you can own a piece of personal treasure. i don't know if they're treasures. right after your local news. se disaster. >>> 8:26 is your time now on this wednesday, october 5th, 2011. good morning to you. i am eun yang. let's go to veronica johnson for the forecast today. >> the sun is shining. in fact, beautiful blue sky right now. it will help us warm up. and a westerly wind at 5 miles per hour. the temperatures rise to the mid-70s today, and warmer than yesterday. and then tomorrow and friday, we >>> good morning. still seeing a lot of congestion in the area, especially at university boulevard, a very small commute. from ♪ >>> 8:30 now on this wednesday morning. it's the 5th of october, 2011. and those screams you hear are for joe jonas, one-third of the super successful jonas brothers greeting our crowd this morning. he is coming out with his first solo album and will be performing for us live in just

. >> and finally, martin sheen and his real life son star in "the way." he's a tight-laced doctor who doesn't approve of his son's carefwree ways but when daniel played by estevez dies sheen takes up his son's quest and learns how to appreciate the adventure that his son loved so much. it's rated pg-13. >>> our time right now is 11:48. coming up, tom cruise in a dance off? and the warm weather coming this we >>> the fandemonium prize is an ipad 2. all you have to do is like nbcwashington.com on facebook. do it. >>> another chance for you to own something from the salahis. joining us with more on that and for the rest of the week's entertainment, tommy mcfly. >> now we can get more salahi. >> tareq salahi as we know was recently dumped by his wife. >> uh-huh. >> she's got to put stuff up for auction. 37 items, including his wedding ring. >> which is awesome. and they don't sneeze at a press release. so if you red page 85 of the release that came out of this he's auctioning off the wedding ring and also like undergarments and statues. >> i hope they are his

today, father and sonoco stars martin sheen and emilio estevez.

friday emilio estevez and martin sheen expressed their love for troubled family member charlie sheenway." they talked about -- the first time either has spoken publicly about charlie's trouble since march and told "the daily caller" about what happened. charlie showed up to the aarp screening in l.a. surprised us. it was lovely to see him. elder sheen went on to say when someone is spinning out that, do they not live closer to your heart. so they really are embracing charlie sheen. and they have him tight in the fold. in the family fold. >> dad helps them get back on the straight path, straighter path, then good for them. good for the sheens. >> family ties are strong. >>> martha stewart, everyone's favorite domestic goddess, we're getting a little dirt on old martha. her daughter alexis, pretty outspoken radio host, has written a tell-all book and reveals little tidbits about mama martha here. "us weekly" got an advanced copy and says that martha used to go to the bathroom with the door open. she was fanatical with people taking off their shoes when they came in the house but would

martin sheen and steven spielburg, every one of them is a left winger. every one of them. the only conservative you have had on your cover in recent years has been president bush. what's that all about? >> well, the covers on the magazine sell. that's what the pickup rate is on the magazine. >> bill: what i'm saying to you is i just read you 15 names and they are all liberal people and you have one conservative. 15 to 1. i can't sit here and say that there isn't a conservative that you could put on the cover that would sell. i know there is and so do you. >> certainly there would be. >> bill: then why haven't they been there. >> i don't know. >> bill: you are the editor. not the editor. you are president of aarp. >> i'm a president of aarp as a volunteer. >> bill: do you volunteer your opinion that it's becoming too left wing? >> we volunteer our opinions all the time. >> bill: did you tell them this might not be fair and balanced this magazine that comes out? >> no. i haven't looked at the magazine that way. >> bill: you ran a spot. we ran a spot about the people saying l

on hln's "joy behar" show, martin sheen had a couple of words for the critics. >> steady, steady. >> a very special man. i adore him. and i think he's done a great job. >> reporter: ditto did this celebrity. some celebs are putting their support in written form, as in a check. in recent months, the re-election campaign got $10,000 from steven spielberg and wife kate cap shaw. tom hanks and rita wilson equalled that. michael douglas chipped in $4,000. will ferrell has anted up 5 k. >> he's going to probably run against a very conservative republican, who's just not going to be that palatable to the vast majority of people in the entertainment business. >> reporter: so while some stars may voice complaints about obama -- >> i for one would like to see him be a little bolder, be a little more outspoken about the issues that we voted him in for. >> reporter: come election time, they may return to the fold. corrine winter, cnn, hollywood. >>> coming up on "american morning" -- hertz terminates more than two dozen muslim drivers after they refuse to clock out for daily prayer breaks. but t

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