>> that's correct. >> did he see the motion picture by mel gibson?>> he did. >> what did he have to say about that? >> he found a real human being wouldn't survive 20 minutes into the movie because it's so violent, there's such brutality is brought on on jesus' body and not realistic from a medical perspective. >> meaning he would have never have made it on the top of $he hill. >> he wouldn't even have made it to the bottom of the hill. >> that raises the question on whether the assertion made by mr. gibson that he's following scrupulously the gospel text is true, it would seem to indicate that what your father see are the excesses of the movie are the incompatibility of the portrayal in the movie with basic science raises a point that mark describes it that the synoptic gos members, matthew, mark, luke and john, do not suggest the basis for the extreme, the savagery that we see in the motion picture, correct? >> not at all. you can really only find one lines in the gospels about jesus being lashed and whipped. and all that scourging that we see in t

you're gay your single, you're not gay, your friends with mel gibson.e worst part. >> the reason why it was incoherent apparently it was written by clint eastwood. i was looking for the empty chair. >> john: next time use a script. >> i agree with you john. this is exactly what the awards show should be about these rambling crazy speeches, and it was significant in a couple of other ways. she is around the same age as i am. and to be receiving a lifetime achievement water made me feel incredibly unproductive. >> john: i haveand if you have mel gibson talking you off the ledge there is i don't think. >> if you're a journalist and you have not figured out she's an election. >> she admitted it. why not just say you know, what thank you to the hollywood foreign press, i want to thank the other mother of my child my children, why not just say it like that? >> john: i think that would have been delightful. but what i liked about the speech was her way of acknowledging it, and pitch breeze. i know that you know, and who cares. >> it didn't come out that way. >

by the way, carol, did you notice mel gibson's face while she was saying that. he looked stymied, like she's a lesbian? he was looking for that beaver puppet. she's a lesbian? what's going on here? i hope she's not jewish. >> she's a really good friend for allowing mel gibson to appear with her, frankly. >> she's been a big apologist for not only the celebrity closet but for mel gibson. she sees the good in him. i don't think there's much good there. >> i don't think jodie is going to like your comments. "argo," best drama, director for ben affleck, snubbed by the oscars. "zero dark thirty" winning best actress for jessica chastain. "game change" earning best tv mini series, best actress in a mini series, best supporting actor for ed harris. and "lincoln," which won best actor. and it was actually introduced by none other than former president bill clinton, who just kind of a weird time in our movie culture right now. >> well, the golden globes are done by the hollywood foreign press, and they love movies about international politics. now, maybe "lincoln" was to

. >> mel gibson and chris brown who beats up his girlfriend. baby within 1 inch of her life.as ever. and they're back together. >> tim kerr negative yen married to a man then got pregnant with another man's baby by her husband is the presumed father he could make the many even though she's done to am making 15 million offer from with -- wedding. john: is that really your last name? >> i worked with the man named paul flat. [laughter] john: the idea acting out guesswork is now well-known enough now there is that parity video with former child star. the former cruddy kid. he is 48 so the way for ranges in intervention. >> we are worried about you. your loved ones are here. we just want to talk to you. >> my publicist said do not be seen with him. >> he is not an alcoholic. >> if you were a degenerate? >> it is not that bad? >> let me say paris hilton was discovered in ways that would ruin people's careers 20 years ago now they make tens of millions of dollars. lindsay lohan does not have a good career now. she had a much better career before. she is considered quote mack uninsu

. >> mel gibson and chris brown who beats up his girlfriend. baby within 1 inch of her life.cord sales are as high as ever. and they're back together. >> tim kerr negative yen married to a man then got pregnant with another man's baby by her husband is the presumed father he could make the many even though she's done to am making 15 million offer from with -- wedding. john: is that really your last name? >> i worked with the man named paul flat. [laughter] john: the idea acting out guesswork is now well-known enough now there is that parity video with former child star. the former cruddy kid. he is 48 so the way for ranges in intervention. >> we are worried about you. your loved ones are here. we just want to talk to you. >> my publicist said do not be seen with him. >> he is not an alcoholic. >> if you were a degenerate? >> it is not that bad? >> let me say paris hilton was discovered in ways that would ruin people's careers 20 years ago now they make tens of millions of dollars. lindsay lohan does not have a good career now. she had a much better career before. she is consi

. >> eric: mel gibson, not clapping. robert downey junior not clapping.ng and denzel washington. they don't even clap. >> dana: could it be they weren't listening? >> bob: he sounds like -- >> andrea: the minute the camera went on them, the camera panned the room after he said that. as soon as the stars, always the actor knew they were on camera, they were like -- >> eric: yeah, yeah. military, great, great. >> kimberly: that was freaky you just went all madp team and used a telestrator and circled everyone's head. awesome. you probably had to rewind and pause it a lot. >> eric: went back and forth on 20 times. >> kimberly: i know you. that's what i'm saying. i know you did it for sure. bob? >> bob: i am still upset "silence of the lambs" didn't get nomination. my favorite moment is jodie foster and came out and sort of explained she was gay, but we knew that. she went on and op and on about it. she made a good point which is that the stars seem to have big press conference to announce they're gay. yeah. we have a s.o.t.? >> holds that every celebrity is

. >> but the same kind of people who want to do this are also mel gibson in "conspiracy theory." it is not the kind of people you want representing us. >> if it was anything like the movie they will know carpentry and a woman with nice boobs. >> why would they not -- if we are going to do this, why not just send criminals up there? i was joking about that in our talking points, but seriously, just get rid of them. >> because we are trying to -- no, we are not. we are trying to colonize a planet here. >> why? >> we don't want to send them -- >> and let's get to another point. this group says anyone can apply except red heads. it is harsh, but if you didn't -- we can't have gingers colonizing the solar system. jay it is the red planet. we can't see them if they go there. it is a little too much camouflage. i am curious, capable and resourceful. can we please take all of the billions that would have been funded this this stupid project and do something useful with it like clone the wool imam moth. >> it is privately funded. >> never mind everything i just said. >> roger, what if you

. >>> hollywood is buzzing with speculation mel gibson is the biological father of jodie foster's two sons. foster thanked the lethal weapon star during sunday's golden globe show. gibson sat at her table along with foster's 14 and 12-year- old boy. if he is the dad, it could help explain her fierce loyalty to gibson. hollywood shunned him over some antisemitic remarks he made and the abusive treatment of his former russian girl friend. foster reportedly told her boys she will reveal to them who their father is when they turn 21. >>> coming up in tonight's food alert russ ptacek finding a spice that looks a bit like rat droppings. >> and right around the corner some real rat droppings, a store owner said it fell off a piece of equipment, not my fault. >> also ahead the future of shopping, how retailers want to make your phone or tablet part of your in-store experience. >> i'll have the story about a boy who was killed by a soccer goal falling on him and what his parents are now doing to try to make sure it doesn't at honda, we know some people are never happy with the way things are.

the interesting thing, the character is the same character mel gibson played in 1999 appear payback andhe same character lee marvin played in point blank in 1967 so you've seep this character a million times on screen. i honestly think he has been playing the same character his entire career. i looked lock stock and two smoking barrels but this is about a thief who gets double crossed. jennifer lopez happens tobacco real estate agent where he goes to to seek his revenge. she is fun in the movie. he is good with the action series. i gave it a two and a half out of five. i didn't find the movie to be amazing but i also didn't hate it. two and a half out of five. check the matinee or the rental. >> i would go zero dark thirty, django unchained, les mis or argo if it is still playing. check out those movies and check out twitter, bdk reviews. >> time to talk about all this snow. >> it is on the way. not going to be a big deal. much like yesterday, we'll probably get an inch of snow later today. it will be out of here by 9:00, 10:00 tonight. temperatures have been so cold and with high tempe

. >> mel gibson, the father to jodie foster's kids?did the alleged manti te'o hoaxer pull a giant scam on "the voice"? >> nip-tucks, nose jobs and

. >> i think jim harbaugh's brother looks like mel gibson. let's go to sal. >>> good morning.ing at the 280 freeway which is one of the busiest in san jose and getting up into the west valley it looks pretty good. you don't have any worries on 280 or 101. if you are driving on interstate 880 it's a nice looking drive. it is 5:57 let's go back to the dave and pam. >>> new developments in the efforts to solve a decades old mystery of a child that disappeared. why searchers have resumed the search. >>> plus we have the very latest from a very tense police standoff. this is in alabama. a small child taken hostage by a gunman who killed a school bus driver. >>> we are taking a live look outside this morning. in oakland we do have mostly clear skies. temperatures on the cool side. when rain chances could resurface in the extended forecast. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade"

mel gibson showed and got a standing ovation. jews can't control hollywood.what happened with hagel. >> jews aren't working security at the golden globes. [ laughter ] >> he didn't say anything that bad about israel. i love israel just as much as the next brain-washed american. you could make a strong argument that they're the hipsters of the middle east. >> john: they really are. it is worth pointing out israel is not some monolithic entity. there is a lot of political diversity in israel. lots of us would love to have their healthcare system or national military service system. >> military service. >> john: are these kinds of litmus tests fair for cabinet picks? is it inevitable? >> what does it say where it's like i have offended the jewish people. now to make it up to all of the jewish people, we got their spokesperson. it is all symbolic. it is insulting to some degree. >> most people aren't paying attention. it seems right to them. once you dye into it, who knows. >> john: speak of foreign policy, there seems to be a trend of right wing communities popp

mel gibson.stallment and my "parker" is jason stathum. >> i wanted you to weigh in on a conversation happening sort of society wide. you're the president of the director guilds of america and associates met with the administration to talk about the connection between violence in the media and violence in our society. and i just wanted to sort of see if you see any connection there or what your take is on that topic. >> i don't think there's any studies that show a connection between entertainment, thing that is are on the screen, and what happens in situations in society. there are lots of things people can theorize about. face it. if we have guns in society, people are going to use them. and to say that, oh, they were driven to it by entertainment, i just don't happen to agree with and i'd like to see the scientific evidence to prove it. listen. my film is about criminals. all right? it's truth in advertising. it's about a career criminal. when you see the film, is there violence in it? yes. is

this is a character played before by lee marvin, mel gibson. he's very meticulously written., it's a fantastic day to go to work with her. it really was. >> they call it work. >> many, many days of it. >> you did all of your own stunts? some looked impossible. >> it's one of those things i have been doing for years now. i did a movie way way back with a french director and from that day forth, i sort of dug a big hole for myself. i was doing all my stunts because we didn't have any -- the resources weren't there to do things on a green screen or with special effects. i ended up doing everything in camera. from that day on, i ended up doing my own stunts. it's been that way ever since. >> you're really, really good at it. we're wondering if this is why. we uncovered photos of you. it turns out that you and i have something in common. >> oh, deary me. >> there is jason. >> ouch. >> you were on the national team. right around the same time. i was a diver. thank you, sabrina. a picture of my technique, not nearly as good as yours. >> look at that. >> do you think that that fearle

." >> this is the -- jason baitman is playing the same character mel gibson played in "payback."eat. but the middle section is too long. it's two-hour action film. i would say baitman is good, jennifer lopez is fun to watch. watch the rental. go see something like "argo" or "django unchained" or will he maze. those are the four best movies playing. >> gretchen: i got date night saturday and we're seeing "zero dark thirty". >> something like "silver linings playbook" is good, too. >> gretchen: thanks. we'll see you next time. have a fantastic one. >> steve: you just saved us some money. >> brian: i never thought of "zero dark thirty" as a good date movie. >> gretchen: my husband and i both want to see it and we rarely get together to go on a date. >> steve: every american should see that movie. next up, a chapel ordered to remove its cross because people who don't go to the chapel are offended by it? we're going to tell you the story. >> brian: he's taking many trips to the end zone. now his next stop outside our studio is maybe the greatest runner ever, emmitt smith is here right