marknd this story about twain and mary baker eddy.t is something that i know i have been passionate about for years and years. with twain, i really love character acting. there is something -- think about this. there are jokes that i came across 13 years ago that still made me laugh. i have been doing this all day long, every day for three years. remember deniro in his basement in "the king of comedy." in my basement laughing at my own jokes or three years and you go a little crazy. it is very satisfying to get validated out on stage. this is finding the play worthy. tavis: speaking of the mirror, i think i see you every night or every other night lifting the heat on one of these channels. or now, we will appreciate val kilmer for the role that he is starring in at the current douglas theatre. it is coming to town june 28. he will be there, starring in "citizen twain." i am gracious to see it. glad to have you on. that is our show for tonight. angst for watching. as always, keep the faith. captioned by the national captioning institut

and it's about mary baker eddy who's writes i studied all my life and mark twain who was -- they're boths story in there that's also about america and the things i love and knew i could remain passionate about. i didn't think it would take 10 years to put together. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but how did -- >> but the when i finally got the screen play together and i realized that i hadn't put the character together. so -- i put my -- i like to call it the lewis. the ddl, daniel day lewis. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. of course, ddl. yeah. everyone calls it that. you got to get your ddl. immerse yourself -- >> yeah -- >> jimmy: immerse yourself in drunk tank of character. >> he's so famous now for preparing for a role. >> jimmy: well, you went juilliard. you studies at juilliard. >> i did. >> jimmy: one of the -- you're the youngest person ever admitted to juilliard. >> well, for acting. i think they have a 4-year-old violinists there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's always the violinists. it's always them. but, here you are doing this. you are him when you see that clip, it's crazy that's val kilmer. i'm

mara liasson from national public radio, mary matalin, and peter baker.ill is someone that i suspect thinks that these surveillance programs are a necessary part of the war on terror. do you worry that all of the leaks and disclosures are going to create some sort of backlash? >> i do, particularly because they're coming into context of genuine abuses of government power especially by the irs. i think the big thing to remember is national security is different from internal management of the government. we're dealing with foreign terrorist threats here and secondly, apparently this program really does require court orders to target particular individuals or groups and you can't just migrate through the whole database and data mine and say this looks suspicious. you need to say and this is grouped in waziristan and let's see who they're talking to and if they're talking to me you have to go back to the group and get an order to me. later on our own we decided to target people who had tea party in there. >> when rand paul says let's have specific targeting

lane on baker would be better and we think that's something you should consider and look into before we go forward on this. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hi, my name's marie and i live on [inaudible] when i first learned about the lanes on sal and oak i was first opposed to them but i ride a bike and i'm pretty confident and i didn't understand how [inaudible] would make the side street safer, but my opinion changed last year when my friend and roommate were killed on masonic so i have a letter from her mother and it says, my daughter was killed on masonic may 6, 2012. she was [inaudible] trader joes when she was struck and killed by a small truck, she spent an hour-and-a-half in surgery. her bill was over 60 thousand dollars. she was 25 years old, she was a young architect, she was in love, she was a good citizen and there were no citations issued. if there were no citations, no drugs, no alcohol impairment, no destructive cell phone use i guess there was no one to blame, it was just a horrible accident. the death at the time of her death one year later, knowing what i know now i could predict that any one of jaywalkers there could also be victims. i was

mary's county. this happened yesterday afternoon at a home in hollywood, maryland. state police say the deck fell eight feet to the ground. one person went to the hospital. two others taken by ambulance. >>> today, baker makes his first appointments to the county board of education. under the new law, that went into effect this month, baker has the authority to appoint three members. the new members will be sworn in this afternoon. they will work with the current nine members who were elected. this is part of baker's plan to overhaul the county school system. >>> stopping violence on local trails. this morning, what local runners, bikers and walkers plan to do to stop a string of attacks. >>> storms have turned deadly right now. causing a huge mess this morning. >>> we have a few sprinkles passing south of the metro area this morning. i'll have the latest on that. and we'll look at how hot february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democr