. >> only rob reiner could get diane keaton and michael douglas. this has never happened before. >> no they never acted together and were both dieing to do it and are just sensational together. >> give me a little bit about the story line. >> well it's basically about finding a love later on this in life. when we did bucket list and we did the press tour on it, everybody would ask the question what's on your bucket list and whenever they asked jack nicholson he would say one more great romance. that gave me an idea to do a film about two people who find each other later on this lifeful it's a love story for adults. >> bucket list did quite well at the box office. >> it did very well. >> what has to happen in this contemporary moment for a movie starring actors who are chronologically gifted, shall we say. >> very kind of you tavis, very, very kind. >> how do you make that work. because the addage is in a this stuff doesn't make money. the bucket list did quite well. there's an audience of baby boomers. a very large segment of the population. we mad

you get a call from michael douglas one day who wants to ask you if you will give a script to jack. you help me out in getting this script to jack? the script happens to be -- >> "one flew over the cuckoo's nest." >> that went just any script. >> no. actually i met michael when i was first in l.a. >> right. >> i -- i had a very good friend from london who was a set designer. and i guess when he came to l.a. a few years before i did, he had this whole coterie of friends. and he was going out with care carrow, and of part of the group. i think michael of trepwas scared. and he asked me to get the script to him. of course, i never read it. script he wants you toed are. jack was like oh okay -- to read. jack was like, oh okay. of course,ñ+ it was a sdlapt mikecript that michael's father had wanted for years. kirk had wanted to play this part for as long as he, remember and finally wasn't young enough to play it. so had to hand it back to michael. that was pretty good. >> it was very good. what do you make of the life that you have lived and being in all of these interesting places with

michael douglas looked ominous there.ple have clicked online to watch the trailer on youtube. the film stars paul rudd among others. filming took place in august in the tenderloin. marvel is owned by our parent company disney. >>> even the pope gets starstruck, apparently. >> brad pitt and angelina jolie will meet with pope francis this month. >> "us weekly" reports a face-to-face meeting will happen at the vatican. though brad and angelina are non-religious, friends say they admired the pontiff's tolerance and apparently the pope is a fan as well. "us weekly" says the pope will ask the couple for autographs after their meeting. >> who takes the first selfie? >>> up next, the school surprise a special visit some middle school kids received in the east bay. >>> i'm cheryl jennings in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up new at 5:00, a bay area raccoon shot by a crossbow. the reward just offered to find out who is responsible. >>> also ahead the in-flight internet system that may be snooping on its users. female announcer: when yo

." >> i think he's got michael douglas right? got al michaels. >> pretty good. >> darn good. >> good morning, i'm along with becky quick and our top story this morning another huge drop in oil prices. can't go any -- it's not going any lower than 45. oh wait a minute. 44.57. check that. 40. 40 is the bottom. making a bottom right now as we speak. 40 has to be the bottom. can't go below 40. i would say this is making a bottom at 40 today. >> obviously as investors prepare for earnings season crude oil prices has been causing a lot of confusion on wall street but our next guest has a list of investing dos and don'ts and areas to stock up on fur your portfolio and joining us is our squad market master. he is global chief investment strategist at black rock and you saw those oil prices. how do you even figure what to do with stocks or anything else when we can't figure out crude oil prices. >> it's slicing through every support level. i think what's happening though and probably the good news at this point it looks to be more about s

. >> 70-year-old michael douglas has an 11-year-old and 14-year-old. >> is it okay or not okay to have his first family. it has been a blessing. >> it is okay if you're a loving dad. who cares how old you are? >> it is true. i agree. >> jenna, thank you for helping. heard a rumor you're coming back again next week. we'll see you then. >> i can't wait. >> bye, everybody. >>> right now at 11:00, snowfall early this morning throughout the area. nbc 10 caught the flakes flying. we are seeing a break from the frigid temperatures. still very cold conditions for skiers in the poconos. a live look at camelback in tannersville pa. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. a little warmer but still cold enough to make snow. >> yeah and cold enough to make you feel cold because the wind is up there. and it's going to continue to gust during the day. the snow is gone. we're starting to see some breaks in the clouds getting thinner by the minute. so we're going to

. >> 70-year-old michael douglas has an 11-year-old and 14-year-old. >> is it okay or not okay to havee had far more time with them he had than with his first family. it has been a blessing. >> it is okay if you're a loving dad. who cares how old you are? >> it is true. i agree. >> jenna, thank you for helping. heard a rumor you're coming back again next week. we'll see you then. >> i can't wait. >> bye, everybody.

my name is michael john douglas from forest grove pennsylvania. time when my father didn't work two jobs, when my mother wasn't saying the rosary or going to mass or trying to take care of seven kids in a rundown formhouse, volunteering at the valley hospital where i was born in the hallway. >> he went on to talk about his best friend who was his son sean. larry winget is an author and motivational speaker and joins us. he gave the kind of speech you would give if you ever won a golden globe. it came from the heart and was all about gratitude. >> absolutely. i think the reason people loved this so much is it's just so refreshing to see someone with such a clear sense of self who talks about family values that they were taught growing up. i think the problem right now that we have is that we have so many families who aren't clear about who they are, what they believe or they're not teaching their kids these things. >> i love how he identified himself really first with being the son of his parents who had those values. which of those do you think st

see exactly where we are from douglas ville here michael trot hand.422 near royersford, in the shot with us, snow coming down, gee to another picture beautiful black and white view. this taking it 6:10 this morning from phil, i know he's in philadelphia, and beautiful view for us us there as well. just really excellent pictures coming in from you guys. we love to see them. let's take a look at the snowfall totals that you as well as have been sending into us, not necessarily in order here, from lowest to highs but gives you a sense whatever we found in a lot of the different areas. eagles ville, swellings ville willow grove norristown, become g up at least two and a half inches, in some spots pick up more than that. yes, we have done very well, so far this morning. with the snow, dow want to show you what's going on currently on storm scan3, and i have to tell you the brunt at this point, has essentially moved through. let's take you next to the radar, we will show you what we've got going on out there. so we are looking at three hour loop here. heavi

take to you another one out the front door, on us422 this one coming in from michael trot man snow covered roadways here in douglasitely out there, and they're definately causing some headaches for us. meanwhile, as we get back to the map, remind me how we get back to the map? thank you very much. temperature secretary in, some snow, as pretty much everybody does we go to just one more here across the delaware river, allison sent in 20 degrees, she last light snow in cherry hill, and just across the board at this point next, storm scan3 but what you are looking at here the entire system, you know, just one fell swoop there is whole thing moving on through here. so what we will find as the morning prague row rests, in the brunt of the storm now toward the afternoon it starts to taper offer. so we look at the region wide travel forecast here. moving things forward in time, time stamp starts off at 9:00, 10:00 a.m., the brunt of the storm moving through the area. where we get the best accumulation, which still isn't all that much, then we get to the early afternoon and it is quieting down already. you may still have

michael keaton's incredible remarks. let's listen to those. >> i'm the seventh child of george douglas.ever remember a time when my father didn't work two jobs. when my mother wasn't saying the rosary or going to mass or trying to take care of seven kids in a rundown farmhouse. she was volunteering at the ohio valley hospital where i was born in the hallway. >> what did you think of that acceptance speech? >> i'm going to be honest. the first thing i thought if a woman were ever receiving a tv award, she wouldn't have had that much time to talk. people were getting played off all night. stop everything. keaton is going to talk. it is very important for him right now. he and eddy were auditioning for the oscars last night. michael keaton gave a very heartfelt, sometimes confusing speech. he is not one of the most beloved people in hollywood. michael keaton more difficult. so he's there trying to if nothing else, say here's why i'm difficult. i didn't come from this world. i'm from another world and i'm a real guy and this is what i'm all about. i think it was an important moment for him.

. >> with one shoutout from his famous father shawn douglas sent social immediatemedia into a fan frenzy. tweets like this one, oh hello michaeleart, buddy. >> stars rose to their feet for the journalists in paris who were killed by extremists. george clooney showed his support on the red carpet as millions marched on sunday for unity in france. >> this was a moment in time where millions of people from every different religion locked arms and said we're not going to accept this -- we're not going to be ruled by fear. that was something to see. i wanted -- we both wanted to be in solidarity with them. >> reporter: it wasn't all serious business. after all, the globes is still considered hollywood's biggest party. >> it's like a blurry kind of euphoric cloud. i don't think i'm even present. >> how do you celebrate? >> to potato chips. that's what you do. a nice glass of wine. >> on the red carpet, you told me the one i gave you was the third bottle. >> this is about seven. in between i have had a lot of whiskey and cokes. >> how are you feeling right now? >> i'm feeling awesome. i'm about to get into a plane and fall into a sma

. >> douglas connolly is taken into custody and spends just 16 days in jail for inducing panic. >> did you expect them to shoot you? >> sniper michael's perfect shot is all over the news. and plumb receives a special tribute from his fellow swat team members. >> they surprised me with pieces of the gun. wired them together as best they could and mounted it on a plaque and put it on the wall here. >> i always called it ice water in his veins. nothing bothered him. that's how he was that day. nothing bothered him. >> plumb credits the entire squad for the positive outcome. >> away from him if possible. >> it was a team effort. i mean, they surrounded him. they contained him. and they made it happen. hot august afternoon and everybody gets to go home. it was a good day. >>> coming up, a bar room fist fight turns into an all-out gun fight caught on surveillance video. when "caught on camera: shots fired" continues. [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com, you can compare our progressive direct rates with our competitors' rates, so shopping is easy. you do

michael steele still with us. join the fabletable, history professor at rice university, douglas brinkley. nixon tapes." >> how are you doing? >> wonderful. thanks for having me. >> what are you work og snn. >> i'm doing a booing called "rightful heritage on franklin d. roosevelt" and the dust bowl that occurred and which the federal government did to arrest mainly planting of 2 billion trees with the conservation core in america and on the birth of the modern law -- >> he's just not doing anything. >> i'm working hard on fdr. you can't beat fdr. >> idle hands are -- what? >> exactly. >> i saw -- i have been sick for the last two weeks. >> oh, my god. >> i actually -- and i never fun of a tv. it's one of the great ironies except when i'm on. i saw ken burns documentary on "the rest voltoosevelts" again. it is second time. it is remarkable what those two men did. >> nothing like them. i mean when you look at fra franklin -- talk about executive orders with barack obama, the numbers are so small. fdr did over 3,000 executive orders. i mean one after another. it was a different america. i mea