is team america. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> okay, yes, tre parkerver and over again but they are brilliant so they get a pass. this reporter, we're talking about not so much. matt isn't quite done making his point. >> a teacher wants to teach. why else would you take a [ bleep ] salary and really long hours and do that job unless you really love to do it? >> she messed with matt damon and she is facing the dragon. people can debate all day about ed policy. that's the cool way to say education policy, which i just learned from matt damon. good teachers are highly educated and should be compensated appropriately. stand by, though. stand by. a cameraman is about to mess with matt damon. >> 10% of teachers are bad. >> where did you get that number? >> 10% people in any profession should be doing something else. >> okay. maybe you're a [ bleep ] cameraman. >> he doesn't need special effects or stunt doubles or hair. his words are his nunchuks. don't miss with his mom either. can we see that again? >> 10% of teachers are bad. >> where did you get that num

team america. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> okay. parker and matt stone messed with him over and over again so they get a pass. this reporter, we're talking not so much. matt's not quite done making his point. >> a teacher wants to teach. i mean, why else would you take a [ bleep ] salary and really long hours and do that job unless you really loved to do it? >> she messed with matt damon and she is facing the dragon. people can debate all night about ed policy. good teachers are highly dedicated and should be compensated aprop ately. stand by, though. a cameraman is about to mess with matt damon. >> where did you get that number? >> i don't know. >> well, okay. but i think maybe you're a [ bleep ] cameraman. >> matt damon doesn't need any special effects or hair even. his word are numb chucks. don't mess with matt damon's mom either. can we see that again? >> where did you get that number? >> go matt damon's mama. i h

is team america. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> okay, yes, tre parker messed with mattter, we're talking about not so much. matt isn't quite done making his point. >> a teacher wants to teach. why else would you take a [ bleep ] [ bleep ] salary and really long hours and do that job unless you really loved to do it? >> she messed with matt damon and she is facing the dragon. people can debate all day about ed policy. that's the cool way to say education policy, which i just learned from matt damon. good teachers are highly educated and should be compensated appropriately. stand by. a cameraman is about to mess with matt damon. >> the teachers are bad. 10% of people maybe can think of something else. >> okay. maybe you're a [ bleep ] cameraman. >> he doesn't need special effects or stunt doubles or hair. his words are his nunchuks. don't miss with his mom either. >> where did you get that number? >> go matt damon's mom. i loved how she jumped in there. where did you get that number? she's a great teacher and mom and proud of her son. he's a good actor and he has great ta

matt damon and santa claus. >> i'm matt damon and you've got damon claus for a cause. >> he's very altruisticay spirit by turning into damon-claus for a cause. >> tell santa what it is want for christmas. >> i want zombie dolls. >> zombie dolls? scary. >> instead of a darth vader mask. instead of an airplane, instead of roller blades, have you ever considered a water.org water bottle? >> he wants to make the water bottle, the new hot trending toy to help communities in need. >> do you know water.org pioneered the idea of employing microfinance to bringing it to the water sector? >> i really like santa. >> santa is good friends with matt damon. i could get you an autographed bottle. >> who is matt david? >> i know who ben affleck is. >> normally, an announcement like that is made before one -- >> oh! >> what? >> the kid peed his pants. >> i missed it. >> i think that kid drank too much water. >> i bet darth vader gets pretty hot and thirsty inside that suit. >> damon claus did agree to get kids to take the bottle. >> ha do you want for christmas? >> a water bottle. >> a water bottle, that's ex

how much do we love matt damon? [ cheers and applause ] >> exactly. we feel the love, matt.talk to the sexiest family man alive in a little while. >> and both matts sporting the same haircut. >> in a tribute to me. >> very nice. a little bit later on, mark bitman will be here to help us have a great holiday party with some fantastic appetites. >> he's always great. i always learn something listening to him. in the meantime, let's go inside. >> natalie is at the news desk with the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. today, disgraced former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is preparing to go to trial on child sex abuse charges. tuesday in a surprise decision, sandusky waived his right to a preliminary hearing where some of his accusers were set to testify against him. earlier today, sandusky's attorney says his client does not want to cut a deal with prosecutors. >> there's never been any discussions about plea bargains on either side of this case. and i don't anticipate there will be, ann. any sort of plea bargain that might be in the works would involve e

spielberg, matt damon, daniel craig. here's rafael with a sneak peek. >> i assume i'll look after him. if i can, i'll return him to you. "war horse" is the epic trail of a young man and his horse. when they enter world war i the army asks for all hands and hoovs hoov s hooves to help out. >> this is a clue to one of the greatest secrets in history. he also directed the adventures of tin-tin. a motion capture animated version of the famous book series created by a belgian artist. he's a curious young reporter who tries to solve a century's old secret that takes him around the world. daniel craig learns not to judge a book by the cover in a girl with a dragon tattoo. he needs help cracking the 40-year-old case and gets it in the form of a tattooed punk. matt damon gets in touch with a wild side in "we bought a zoo." he finds a new home with plenty of room, sunlight and a lion. te turns into a dilapidated zoo park. based on a true story, "we bought a zoo" is rated pg. that's the box office preview. >> they always come up wi

a fine actor, starring with matt damon in the new movie "we bought a zoo.". [ cheers and applause ] yes. and we've got the leading authority on turtles in central kentucky. we get so much mail about turtles in central kentucky, we had to bring him back. a real character, "turtleman" ernie brown jr. will join us as well. [ cheers and applause ] he's brought some turtles, we've got a huge 50-pound turtle. you'll see that as well. also on the show tonight, our christmas music week continues with a true music legend, the one, the only, johnny mathis is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] johnny mathis. we're very excited about that. i started my career touring with johnny mathis. the nicest man in show business. and i'm thrilled that he's here, so -- tomorrow night, we've got jonah hill, and nba all-star, chris paul on the show. and coming friday, terry bradshaw. santa himself, terry bradshaw will be here. [ applause ] now folks, the holidays are supposed to be a time of peace on earth and good will towards men. however, some people say to hell with that and l

toninight a conversation with actor matt damon and dector cameron crowe about their new film "we bought a zoo". >> to me it was... it wasn't even about the animalstor zoo it was about this guy who... it was this epic love story about this guy who... just the person he was in love with was gone and he was trying to... he's trying to... struggling desperately to keep his life together and family together and help his kids through that transition while he going through it. and there was something that seemed really heroic about that and wonderful and resonated with me. >> reporter:. >> rose: we conude with ali soufanny who interrogated key al qaeda detainees. >> if you look at the efficacy. it said padilla was caught in may of 2004. so if you brief anyone in washington about the time line of waterboarding it makessense. we start waterboarding in abu zubaydah in may, 2002. we arrest padilla in may, 2003. however the kaefsy memo is wrong. padilla was arrested in mae of 2002. months before waterboarding. so date brs r being changed. >> rose: matt damon, cameron crowe d ali soufan when we cont

>> i don't want to say anything bad about matt damon because i think he has cancer. did you see that? >> it is for a role. >> thank god. i was worried about that for a minute. i think barack obama is going to get all of the support he needs from hollywood. maybe they will complain about it, but they will back him 100%. >> let's be honest. when 2012 runs around damon will be right there backing obama again. so why is he doing this now? you know we are on tv right now. >> i think, the vibe i am getting from you, andy, is that you think that damon is doing this almost to support obama. by getting the left more fired up. >> that's exactly not what i am saying. am i completely off base? >> they were in d block and right now the colonopin is kicking in. you get what you pay for. >> not sure you should have taken another one in half time. >> it was a long half time report. >> dave, do you ever think we should just do the right thing and ignore celebrities unless they are conservatives? >> we ignore them already. it is funny that all of these rich people are the heroes of th

scarlett johansson and matt damon, they've both had really big movies before. >> matt damon is great.even spielberg's film, are you surprised? >> which one, the tin? >> "the adventures of tintin"? >> we were talking to people behind the scenes, it's more of a european tintin. a lot of people don't know the backstory and it's more of a european thing. >> it did really well overseas. >> that's why it was released there first. made sense. can be entertaining. >>> a quick update on the forecast, in case you're just joining us. around the country, not a lot of issues today. we had a decent weekend in new england, and it's going to be another decent day today. temperatures are pretty mild for this time of morning. it's cool, it's brisk. you need the gloves and the hats if you're heading out today with the kids, but temperatures in the 40s. you can't complain. we had some snow showers overnight, especially coming off the lakes. a little cold front came through. so, anywhere from central new york may have a little dusting of snow out there, but that's about it. today will be a nice day. it wi

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to the wise, don't mess with matt damon. if you do, you'll end up on the riduculist. >>> piers morgan tonight starts now. >>> tonight, the man with a front row seat to history who wrote the book about it. tom brokaw "anchor man anchor man." tonight i'll ask him about this generation of the end of the war. >> we're ending the war with a final march towards home. this is an extra ordinary achievement. >> this is politics. >> the protests at home and around the world. and his new book, the time of our lives, what he thinks america needs now. >> this is what we can learn from our time. >> top of the hour, this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> tom broe ka's one of my journalistic heroes. he says exactly the saying, the nbc anchor of nbc news for 22 years announcing his retirement in the wake of 9/11. he's now an author "the time of our lives." tom, welcome. >> piers, it's really good to be here. and that business about me being your hero, you're going to get over that by the end of the hour, i promise. >> i doubt that very much. yo

, he literally watched it with matt damon. [laughter] >> somebody else was in the movie. >> anything with him in it is good. so there's the red -- it's about an outbreak, as you might imagine. and there's the red cross. and i was thinking, oh, i'm going to -- well, had i been at the movie theater, i would have thought -- if i'm going to washington tomorrow, maybe i'll get to see my pals at the red cross. ngo, right, it's a nongovernmental organization. is raised a lot of money with hurricane katrina. any visible, you know, disaster, whether we call them natural or unnatural doesn't matter. but they're going to have people saying, i want to help. more than half of all american households donated to haiti. and that says something very good about everybody in this room and in just country. and the red cross is an ngo and they are used to working with ngos. they work with partners in health, doctors without borders. and here's my chance to anybody apologize to doctors in the borders who i called doctors who sometimes need borders.

so date brs r being changed. >> rose: matt damon, cameron crowe d ali soufan when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: in 2006, a journalist named benjamin me moved his family to a house in the british countryside. it had 12 bedrooms and a lovely garden. the catch: it also contained 250 exotic animals. despite logistical challenges, mee and his family preserved the zoo, which is currently still open. the story of his adventure is a new movie. it is called "we bought a zoo" and here is the trailer. >> hustle, hustle, we're late. all right, oh, hi. all right. bye. >> bye, dad. >> i thought maybe dinner for three. >> thank you. >> or four. >> hey, rosie, am i doing anything right? >> you're not like other dads. lots of them don't havehair. but that's good. >> attempt to start up. >> i shall try to start over. >> sunlight. joy. >> i salute you and the great times we had together and i quit this is exactly what we've been looking for. it could get complicated. >> what's so complicated about this pl

what matt damon is now saying about the president.s greatest supporter. >> and alec baldwin has made up his mind. will he or won't he run for public office? stay tuned. >> well, folks, we are learning more and more about the death of north korean dictator kim jong il. it seems he died of a heart attack while riding on a train through north korea. i don't think kim jong il was little but the train he died on was going around his christmas tree. [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instructor. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i take advil, i'm able to finish out strong. it really works! [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. the droid that wirelessly pulls files, music and movies, all at 4g lte speeds. and introducing the droid xyboard. with an 8 inch hd screen and adaptive surround sound, a home theater for your hands. powered by verizon 4g lte, these droids are too powerful to fall into the w

tonight a conversation with actor matt damon and dector cameron crowe about their new film "we bought a zoo". >> to me it was... it wasn't even about the animalstor zoo it was about this guy who... it was this epic love story about this guy who... just the person he was in love with was gone and he was trying to... he's trying to... struggling desperately to keep his life together and family together and help his kids through that transition while he going through it. and there was something that seemed really heroic about that and wonderful and resonated with me. >> reporter:. >> rose: we conude with ali soufanny who interrogated key al qaeda detainees. >> if you look at the efficacy. it said padilla was caught in may of 2004. so if you brief anyone in washington about the time line of waterboarding it makessense. we start waterboarding in abu zubaydah in may, 2002. we arrest padilla in may, 2003. however the kaefsy memo is wrong. padilla was arrested in mae of 2002. months before waterboarding. so date brs r being changed. >> rose: matt damon, cameron crowe d ali soufan when we cont

we have a clip of the two of you with matt damon played by your dad. >> this is what you want. i want. >> what? >> it's a zoo. i'm moving to a zoo. >> we bought a zoo! >> i love it. >> it's a beautiful family film. it does have a lot to it deeper than a g-rating would suggest. >> is it g or pg? >> breaking news, the miami dolphins just this morning announced they fired their head coach. maggie is the new head coach of the miami dolphins. you wouldn't think she is qualified at 8, but apparently the dolphins think differently. let's give a big round of applause. >> was it fun working with the animals? how was that? >> especially the monkey. >> it was so much fun. crystal the monkey. >> you bonded with her. >> we both did. we all did. she was always with somebody. she was always having a great time. >> she'll groom you. >> monkeys will do that. >> that's how you know she likes you. >> she is not gentle, is she? i saw her getting aggressive a few times. >> she is gentle. sometimes she likes to tie your head though. >> were you ever scared of any of the animals? >> no. i was never s

matt damon was there for the opening so was cindy crawford. and steve martin gave each other a hug and that's the back of president clinton's head. >> i thought it was fabulous. >> reporter: the first reviews came out, they were harsh. a mroeted monster, an extravaganza without a single genuine showstopper and "the new york times" said "no longer the ungodly indecipherable mess it was in february, it's just a bore" but audiences often defy critics and spidey's beaten many adversaries armed with more than mere opinions. >> thanks to cynthia for that report on spider-man. >>> next up, would you strap your toddler to a sheep for sport? we're going to go inside the rough and tumble world of mutton busting. sarah, will you marry me? i think we should see other people. in fact, i'm already seeing your best friend, justin. ♪ i would have appreciated a proactive update on the status of our relationship. who do you think i am, tim? quicken loans? at quicken loans, we provide you with proactive updates on the status of your home loan. and our innovative

i did not watch contagion this weekend with matt damon -- [laughter] but if i had watched it, i would have seen, by the way, a pretty good, pretty compelling outbreak movie. >> when he says he watched it with matt damon -- >> i didn't watch it with matt damon -- [laughter] >> somebody else was in the movie. >> you've got to admit, anything with him in it is good. anyway, so it's about an outbreak, as you might imagine, and there's the red cross. and i was thinking, oh, i'm going to -- well, had i been at the movie theater, i would have thought if i'm going to washington tomorrow, maybe i'll get to see my pals at the red cross. ngo, right? it's a nongovernment organization. it raised a lot of money in response to the earth quake or katrina, right? or any other visible, you know, disaster whether we call them natural or unnatural, it matters. but they're going to have people saying i want to help. more than half of all american households donated to haiti earthquake relief. that says something good about everyone in this room and about this country. so the red cross is an ngo, and they'

. >> "we bought a zoo" i don't know onmuch about the movie exct matt damon. >> matt damon and scarlettthe zoo and putting it back together and his family. if you like animals and matt damon, try it out. >> and who doesn't. thank you so much this morning, joe levy. we appreciate your time. here's natalie. >>> what's up with some of the holiday plans, some of the most famous people in the world. alicia quarrels of the associated press, good morning. >> good morning. >> you have inside scoop on the obamas? >> they have parties in the white house weeks up to christmas, i've had friends attended and they said there's lots of christmas trees, a little christmas tree that looks like bo. president obama was supposed to go to hawaii on the 17th. the rest of the family is there. he stayed because of the payroll taxes dealing with that and hopefully they'll get there soon. >> they're leaving d.c. from hawaii. >> yes. >> first family to the royal family, kate and william's first christmas. >> we'll be at sanderingham house, one of the queen's residences, her private residence and this is a big dea

a reminder tonight on cbs begins with "how i met your mother" followed by matt damon in "the bourne ultimatum utah beat georgia tech in overtime. see if johnny white iv did cross with the football as his knee was touching the ground? >> he has great leverage and ball security. he extends the leg. >> i don't think you can overturn it. >> it was close. >> the bigger question is why didn't they take a look? you know you can do that but they chose not to. i don't think they could have turned it over if they had taken a look. looking at other bowl action today, plenty of it out there for us to discuss as texas a&m takes on northwest. ryan tannehill passes to jeff fuller for the touchdown. the emotion was running high in that 33-22 decision for texas a&m. >> nice win for the aggies against the big ten. cincinnati taking on vanderbilt. >> right out of the gate. throws for the touchdown. gives cincinnati the lead. vanderbilt comes back. spencer, you used to do this, following the blockers in spencer, you used to do this, following the blockers in there. he is going to look into the end zone. what a p

. >>> coming up, what does governor mitt romney and matt damon have in common?s you didn't know plus things you didn't know about governor romney. ( phone ringing ) okay... uhh. the bad news, it's probably totaled. the good news is, you don't have to pay your deducble. with vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance, you got $100 off for every year of safe driving, so now your deductible is zero. the other good news ? i held on to your coffee. wow. ♪ nationwide is on your side ( laughing ) it's actually a pretty good day whenou consider. that's great. >> greta: last call, governor mitt romney tells all to david letterman. >> in a recent poll mitt romney and newt gingrich are in a dead heat for republican nomination for president. and number 10,. >> isn't it time for a president who looks like a 1970s game show host? >> number nine, what's up, gangsta? i have no proof but very a feeling canada is planning something. actually, i'm only here to meet tom cruise. >> live from new york it's saturday night. >> and number four? i just used all my campaign money to b

>> greg: let's move on to a charming celebrity, with a better digestive system, matt damon.erviewed "elle" magazine. it's devoted to the letter "l." >> bob: is that right? >> greg: no. he is disappointed of advocate of barack obama and now he slammed him. i believe we have a quote here that has been cleaned up because he does use a bad word. he said he talked to a lot of people who work for obama, at the grassroots level. one of them said to me never again, i will never again be fooled by a politician. one-term president who got stuff done would have been in the long run of the country much better." isn't this a strategy on the left to make obama seem like a centrist to have the progressives come out and go i'm unhappy with him. that means he's not as left as we thought? it's a strategy. >> bob: it is amazing what you give us credit for. there are a lot of people who believe like he does who from the beginning, think about what he said. he got screwed by a politicia politician. /'ve been in politics all my life. that's what they do! if you believe what every politician says,

. >> uh, i love matt damon. ( laughter ) i thought if he can do it, i can do it. >> dave: uh, matt damonn't buy a zoo, pat. he plays a character in a movie about a guy who buys a zoo. >> can i-- can i have my job back? >> dave: yeah, we can arrange that. >> i can't stay, dave. i have to go sell a zoo. ( applause ) >> dave: that was and the his cockatoo. ladies and gentlemen, we have something extra special for you right now. it's time for fedex: you can't buy this kind of publicity. fedex: you can't buy this kind of publicity. i hope you enjoy this. ( applause ) that's what they call their white glove service. that's what they call their ambassador service. the guy, you know, he said, i just thought it was a crystal stem wear. big deal. oh, you know who is on the program tonight? presidential republican presidential nominee hopeful jon huntsman. jon huntsman is here. ( applause ) been in public service most of his life, from utah, was a governor in utah, ambassador to china. and when you're a republican or any kind of presidential candidate, at a certain point the government assigns you

especially matt damon. >> what was he saying? >> he was saying that teachers love to teach.that they want to do it. that there is no reason they are going to become lazy. that is not true. teachers make great salaries. they get rid compensation. they get great benefit. there is a reason teachers want to teach. there is -- there are a lot of benefit. s. it may make them lazy. they do not have an incentive to work harder. >> where did you first get that idea? >> i went to school. i saw teachers who had tenure who did not care at all. you hear students. they say, she has tenure. what do you believe that? >> yes. >> you went to high school, where? >> calabasas high school. it is in calabasas, california. it is 15 minutes from elbow. it is right outside the valley. >> when you think that on your education, you had a community college? what do you remember? >> i did not enjoy it. i was not challenged. i did not care about high school at all. there was no one challenging me. teachers did not care about their classes. a lot of them had the same lesson they did 10 years prior. it was

you have spielberg, matt damon and daniel craig all in the theaters. >> if you need help to decide which one to see, here's rafael with a sneak peek. >> we are at war. >> i promise you that i'll look after him. if i can, i'll return him to your care. >> men weren't the only ones drafted in "war horse." it received a golden globe nomination. when the brits enter world war i, the army asks for all hands and hooves to help out. "war horse" is rated pg-1. >> it's a clue to one of the greatest secrets in all history. if you like spielberg softer, he also directed "the adventures of tin-tin." it was created by a belgian artist in 1929. he's a young reporter trying to solve a century's old secret that takes him around the world. it's rated pg. >> i want you to help me catch a killer of women. daniel craig learns not to judge a book by the cover. he plays a journalist hired to investigate the unsolved murder of a young socialite. he needs help cracking the 40-year-old case and gets it in the form of a tattooed punk named elizabeth. >> what's so complicated about this place. >> matt damon gets in