. >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...the throes of the civil rights movement across the country... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and in new york, the puerto rican community basically felt that they were excluded from many parts of the city, but certainly in terms of a cultural expression. >> correct. >> hinojosa: and so it's born from this basically grassroots artists saying, "we want a space; we want to be visible; we want to be recognized." >> i think... exactly. the climate was that, and there's one artist that was approached by the department of edation in those years that the son of puerto rican parents that has already gone to art school at pratt-- so downtown-- and who's starting to lead a very prominent international career. his name is raphael montañez ortiz, and the department of education approaches him to build some curriculum so that curriculum studies will bring some of that puerto rican experience of being a latino artist to the schools. and he says, "no, we're going to create a museum. curriculum is not good enough." and apparently, they and... and then the man from the departmen

>> banks: mm, mm.: ..-does that matter? do you care? do you read them? >> banks: well, sure i care. i depend upon the sales f my books for a living [laughs]. >> smith: well, right. so as.as a.as a literal.yeah.yes, i care. >> anks: yeah, i certainly care in that.in regard. i want them to be um liked and. >> smith: but if they would sell well without the critical acclaim would yyu3 be happy to have no critical acclaim? i, i just wonder if the, if the. >> banks: it's hard to say. popular reaction.r, the >> banks: yeah. >> smith: .trumps the, the critical reaction? i think the respect of my peers is very important to me. >> smith: yeah. >> banks: .and, and if i get a letttr from you know writers and other writers and other people, uh intellectuals or whatever, the eople, human beings, doesn't have to be intellectuals or writers. >> smith: yeah.3 >> banks: .that i admire and, and feel are, are peers um that's very gratifying. the thing about reviews or the critical response to it is i have to ask myself, h

king and at the time of malcolm x. >> mm-hmm. dr. king taught me. >> he did? >> so talk about dr. king. you're one of the only people i could be sitting across from who knew dr. king. >> i'm one of.i'm one of eight people in the world..3 >> yeah. yeah. >> .who was actually taught by dr. king. you hear people all the time say, "dr. king was my teacher." >> yeah. not true. >> they're lying. they're lying. i was one of dr. king's students. >> okay. -> eight people, students at morehouse and spellman college.. >> yeah. >> .took a class that he co-taught in philosophy.. >> yeah. >> .and i was one of the eight students. >> a.and? >> and i remember one day after class was over, we were walking away and he said. i said to him, doc. his friends called him doc. i said, doc, how are you doing? he said, julian, i'm not doing well. he said, unemployment is high, racism isseverywhere, segregation is immobile. he said, i feel awful. i have a nightmare. i said, no doc, say i have a dream and well. >> is this a true story? [ laughter ] >> no. i made that up. [laughter] but you

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mm, harry potter." [ laughter ] "mm, listen, dumbledore." [ laughter ] "mm, he-who-should-not-be-named steve: "mm, he got no nose. how does he smell? terrible." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "mm, harry, have you seen this man? he has no nose." [ laughter ] con -- we got to have her on the show, man. >> steve: i know. why not? >> jimmy: i don't know. we got to do it. pro, after the news broke, rowling received thousands of messages on her twitter and facebook, begging her not to let the "harry potter" series die. con, and that was just from actor rupert grint. [ laughter ] "come on, you got one more in you." [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: pro, the publisher told her this new book will outsell all the "harry potters" and be made into even more successful movie franchise. con, then he said, "jk, rowling." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: jk. [ light laughter ] and finally, pro, there's rumors it's a "choose your own adventure" book. [ light laughter ] con, the adventure everyone chooses is just go back and reread "harry potter" instead. [ laughter and applause ] all right, guys, those

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mm-mm, she'd come home to michigan. the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network.>it is an independent progressive voice and i love that. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. a former two term governor. >>people like somebody who's got a spine. >>determined to find solutions... >>we need government to ensure that people have freedom. >>driven to find the truth... >>what's really going on? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. >>(narrator) aileen's ex-lawyer made a last minute plea to stop the execution, but jeb bush was not going to be stopped. >>based on his concerns, uh, we're going to ask, uh, three psychiatrists to, um, analyze her, to make sure that she's fit for the execution, which is a duty that i have, and i intend to do it. >>(narrator) jeb ordered a stay of execution, but guess what his psychiatrists examined aileen for just fifteen minutes, and then gave the thumbs up to go ahead. >>lynn gordon is in our newsplex with the latest details, lynn? >>laurie, we have just learned that jeb bush as lifted the stay of execution for serial k

, mm, mm. >> doesn't she look good?an loubiton platform heels she was wearing with that body-hugging dress. but she was going to support her husband jay-z at carnegie hall. he was performing a concert there to benefit the united way. according to people at the concert he got choked up when he performed "glory." that was the song for the baby. one of the concertgoers said -- or he said, "i didn't think i was going to make it through that one. that was tough." >> that's good. there's also rumors out there she didn't really have the baby, she used a surrogate. how did she look so good so fast? i'm not going to buy into that. >> spanx. and it's her first. everything falls apart after her second. >> that's right. she looks good now. mm. also, giants linebacker greg jones did a very cool thing after the giants won the super bowl sunday night. he surprised his girlfriend, amanda. he proposed there on the field. he had someone else carry the ring. and then when the game was over, you can see she just totally melts. they started

mm-mm. i grant you i party.been times when i know i've been going through a lot of emotional stress and my eating habits were awful. >> whitney dying, crack rehab fails. >> first of all, let's get one thing straight. crack is cheap. i make too much money to ever smoke crack. let's get that straight. okay? we don't do crack. we don't do that. crack is whack. it wasn't about the drug. i was staying in my room for days. for days at times just trying to get it together to know what my next phase was going to be. >> in the mid '90s you said, "i feel old." >> yeah. like i've been through a world of a lifetime of stuff. >> and that it just wasn't any fun anymore. >> mm-mm. no. i enjoy what i do. i love to sing, but it's just not fun anymore. >> i want to ask you about the cancellations. >> how many? do you know how many? look at my record. see the concerts i've done and see how many i've canceled in the 17 years of my career and add it up. >> but there are some high-profile things you didn't show for. >> true. >> for i

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but google... >> mm. >> 25 million. >> mm-hmm. >> this man said how much money?> at the time, he said over $100 million. >> didn't smoke start coming out of your ears and--no? >> no. >> that was okay? >> that was okay. >> so nothing he said scared you? >> oh, i wasn't at all sure it could be done. >> but there was a selling point. clean energy was an emerging market worth gazillions. >> i like to say that the new energy technologies could be the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century. >> was this your very first-- >> clean energy investment? >> yeah. >> this was the very first. >> many followed, and the clean tech revolution in silicon valley was off and running with start-ups that produced thin, flexible solar panels, harnessed wind with giant balloons, or develop new fuels from algae. but bloom is among the most expensive. i heard, actually, so far, not just from kleiner perkins but total, $400 million. >> you're in the ballpark. [ticking] >> coming up... >> i'm skeptical. i'm hopeful, but i'm skeptical, 'cause people have tried fuel cells for-- since

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mm. he's given us a couple of days off. he's taking his daughter to paris. paris, eh? all right for some. she's got cystic fibrosis. all right, sorry. ( shouting ) next door's at it again. god, those poor kids. they've gone to stay with her mother. i thought barbara had kicked him out. i think... she's taken him back again. big mistake. not necessarily. there are always two sides to every story. he was screwing his p.a. and his boss at the same time! what, literally at the same time? jake, just-- i knew there was something dodgy about him, just to look at him. what, you knew just by looking at him that he was gonna-- yeah, creepy. just, you need antennae. and you have those, do you? yeah. i mean, let's be honest. women have miles better antennae than men. well, barbara's weren't too hot, were they? where'd she get those, argos? well, obviously not all-- or maybe her antenna was broken. replaced it with a coat hanger. ( shouting continues ) ( phone ringing ) are you okay? yeah, i'm okay. hi, jo. so, karen's finally started her project, has she? yeah. how much of it has

mm-hmm. we have some good news.out dad had an insurance policy, and kevin and i are the beneficiaries. it's worth $50,000. i just called the insurance company today and they're going to send the check in a couple of months. well, that's a blessing. i guess firemen have to take out life insurance. how did you find out about it? rebecca: we found a metal box in dad's room, with keys in it. the keys were to a safe-deposit box. actually, kevin had heard dad say something about an insurance policy, but he didn't pay attention. he didn't think it was important. anyway, when we went to the bank to open the safe-deposit box, we found the insurance policy, some savings bonds worth $4,000, and... this jewelry box. i remember my mother wearing this. a claddagh ring, she called it. your grandmother always said the ring brings you good luck if someone buys it for you and bad luck if you buy it for yourself. oh, and the ring tells a story. if you wear it this way, see, with the heart towards you, it means you're spoken for. but i

mm-hmm.e inch thick at its thickest. ultrabooks. >> now-i love these earphones because i'll always borrow my husband's and inevitably they pop out of my ears or they cause my ears to hurt because yopoint woman's ear, inner ear is smaller than a man's. >> we're different. >> so these are tailored for women. >> altec-lansing has figured out that men and women are different. yeah, it took them long enough. they made these beautiful jewel-tone ear buds. we have these here in the platinum. they come in different flavors. but what they've done is made smaller drivers, smaller ear tips. so they really fit comfortably in your ear and they stay in. they sound really good. they look really pretty. and they're comfortable to boot. >> what do those run about? >> these run about $50. >> okay. and then next we have -- this is a nice little pink -- one of the guys pointed out, he said can you hold this up? that red case. we're like it's pink. >> you can never go wrong with accessories for valentine's day. w

>> mm. >> it seems to be the favorite going into it, "the artist" or hugo. >> mm-hmm. >> that's all she'sjohn. all right. best actor now here. this maybe the only thing we tend to agree on here. there are the nominees. i'm saying george clooney's going to win, walk home with the trophy. can i just say this? i saw "the descendants," and i thought, i don't understand what people are raving about. this movie, i thought it was good, i thought it was well acted, but it didn't blow me away like the reviews had thought -- had made me think it was going to. but i think he's going to win because he's the golden boy of hollywood and everyone loves him. >> a lot of times that's how it happens. those strange movies you don't understand are always nominated. i also picked george clooney just because he's hot. i didn't see the movie. >> uneducated guesses here. and also best actress now. we differ again on this category too. so the best actress nominees this year in terms of what we want to have. i want to go with i think the sentimental favorite this year is viola davis from "the help," gave an incred

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. >> mm-hm, i was in the julia roberts play "three days of rain." >> jimmy: yeah. >> the first -- our. and i was so excited, and amped for opening night. >> jimmy: because it's a big deal. >> it's a big deal. and i had so much adrenaline, that i threw the journal on the stage, that -- that was what i was supposed to do, but instead threw it and it just winged off into the audience. [ laughter ] and then i was sitting there panicked knowing i needed the journal again for later in the scene. >> jimmy: later in the scene. yeah, yeah. >> it was a really intense scene. and then somebody in the third road kind of -- there's no way you -- can i have that back? >> jimmy: thank you. thank you so much. >> anyway what i was saying. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> yeah, i've had that happen. the -- i had -- you know, this was -- i was in play called "the shape of things" and there was a scene where i was laying on the bed, and i was in this play with rachel vice. and this -- the scene was a night scene. it was kind of funny, and one night it was getting a lot of laughs. and i thought, grea

i see "hack" everywhere. >> mm-hmm. >> hack. it has a negative connotation, doesn't it? >> when we say "hacker," there's this whole definition that engineers have for themselves, where it's very much a compliment when you call someone a hacker, where "to hack something" means to build something very quickly, right? in one night, you can sit down and you could churn out a lot of code, and at the end, you have a product. >> which is what he expects from his 500 engineers. as we walked through, we got a sense of high-level competition, whether it's writing code into the night or taking breaks to play speed chess. it's a constant game of one-upsmanship. you have hack-athons. >> yeah, and hack-athons are these things where just all of the facebook engineers get together and stay up all night building things. and we just have this culture-- >> and you too. >> i do too, and, i mean, usually at these hack-athons, i code too just alongside everyone. >> as he spoke, i remembered his awkwardness from 2008 and how he rarely blinks. but he's far more relaxed now, easier to smile, and

. >> mm-hmm. >> yes. >> people were a little subdued, and then brad and angelina showed up like withs to go. the carpet was -- we were all starting to wrap up and all of a sudden brad and angelina showed up. >> mm-hmm. >> so we were hanging out a little bit longer. but there was a certain solemnity to the evening. >> a lot of people didn't come with dates. a few people showed up with their moms, kind of cute. >> and rooney mara brought her mother and her sister. >> that's right. she did. brad pitt brought his mom and dad. jonah hill brought his mom. i think that's kind of neat. i remember last year, russell brand brought his mom. >> and jessica chastain brought her grandma, which was darling. >> i think that's really sweet. takes some of the pressure off you. if you don't have a date, what the heck, bring mom. >> tell us about the sacha baron cohen. >> in high school, you're a loser you bring your mom. on the oscars, it makes you look like a hero. >> real human being. >> yes. >> tell us about that sacha baron cohen moment. i know it's got tons of play and maybe people are sick of it,

>>mm-hm.. >>i just had to this, sorry. look. come on, you guys. >>(narrator) after all that, aileen decided to volunteer for execution, and we all went home. now that aileen was confessing to being a cold-blooded killer aileen found she had a lot of new friends. >>her appeals have been exhausted. she wants to meet her creator. she's on my list, absolutely. >>(reporter) governor jeb bush is expected to sign wuornos's warrant soon. >>the blood is in the water and the sharks are bipartisan. >>you got a bone to pick with that? >>(narrator) we had all come to this as witnesses, hoping to get aileen of death row, but it now felt like we were taking part in an execution. there was talk of making an appeal on the grounds of aileen's mental competence. we traveled to troy, michigan, where aileen grew up, to find out more. this is dawn's house. >>hi joan, how are you? my kid's just come over with the grandbabies. you get to see' em. >>this is my granddaughter and my grandson. >>(narrator) dawn gets up a

mm-hmm. what racist complaint? it was that kid kemal again. the fat turkish kid? yeah. he was stuffing his face, as per usual, in lessons, munching his way through a bag of crisps, and i said to him, purely frivolously, "you could do with ramadan lasting all year round, couldn't you, kemal?" it was quite witty, really. and now his dad has said that i singled him out because of his religion, and apparently i've traumatized him about his weight. which is down to a glandular disorder it seems, which presumably compels him to thrust pies down his throat. and that was it. the governors won't take it seriously. the governors?! he wrote to the l.e.a., so it has to go to the governors. but they'll just kick it into the long grass. i can't believe that you were trying to keep this quiet. i was gonna tell you when it was over. brilliant. so now i've got two members of my family lying to me! i didn't want to worry you. ( thudding, screaming upstairs ) we should be sharing these things, pete. i know, i know. you're right. um... what? there was... an incident that was vaguely simila

. >> mm-hmm. >> one piece of furniture, two of my favorite things. >> get thirsty.he college try. real quick here, we've all heard the anti-smoking commercials, the messages, the advertisers. this comes out of the "daily mail." folks in india, campaigners there believe they may have found the secret. when they go to a street kiosk there to light up, a death chant actually plays on that speaker right there. and some people say they actually throw away the speakers and run away. >>> this morning"world >>> this morning on "world news now" -- security threat. terrorists targeting israelis worldwide could pose a serious threat right here in the u.s. >> why homeland security is on edge after a deadly series of bombings overseas. it's wednesday february 15th. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. after a series of attacks aimed at israelis traveling outside their homeland this week, the u.s. is on full alert. security is already beefed up for israeli diplomats here as well as jewish houses of worship. we have the very latest on what's fueling

. >> mm, mm. >> kgo's caroline tyler flushes out the details. >> oh.ook it off. >> reporter: it was the first christmas president ann arlack ever received from her husband. and this italian necklace became more than just a sentimental favorite after her san rafael home was burglarized several years ago. every piece of jewelry stolen except what she had on. and then early one morning last october, oh, the unthinkable happened. >> went to the bathroom, and i heard, plop, in the toilet. and everybody had used the bathroom in the house that morning. so i thought, oh, i don't know if i want it back. >> reporter: but yes, she did. and her friend and name lynn kemeter was confident it would come back. because as a former teacher she had taken her classes on tours like this, of the marin sanitation agency's treatment plant. >> and they would show you from the toilet to the bay the entire process. and so i knew that that necklace was somewhere between -- somewhere around here. >> and we just set up and said let's take a chance, let's do a short run to see if we

. >> jimmy: mm-mm-mm. take it from my man brilliams.elationship with super pacs is finally consensual. corporate sugar daddies now have permission to get all permissionary, and leave a few million dollars on the night stand, you dig? [ laughter ] ♪ corporations in politics is a dangerous game like chris brown reuniting with oh, nah-nah ♪ ♪ what's her name [ cheers and applause ] >> although the supreme court paved the way for these super pacs, some democrats assert the president should stand by his initial opinion that unlimited corporate money could erode the foundation of our democracy. >> jimmy: you ain't lying bri-bri will-willz. [ laughter ] there's so many singles getting tucked into the candidates' g-strings, the super pacs are getting super freaky. ♪ it's a super pac super pac they're super packing ♪ >> yow! [ cheers and applause ] now, despite the barrage of criticism, the president maintains he's got to accept the reality of these super pacs if he wants the battle for the white house to be a fair fight. >> jimmy: i can't belie

[ laughs ] mm! christina: oh, my god. you know who that guy was? sudden, you were like "i pick adam," and then you were off the stage. where's my old mouseketeer buddy? clearly by the way she handled her thing was, like, just very matter-of-fact. oh! oh, my god! we were just talking about you. i didn't even recognize! how are you? christina, we were just talking about you. hi! how are you? and no hard feelings? no. is this your family? this is my wife, rachel, and my son, liam. it's so nice to meet you. this is christina, buddy. say hi. hi. nice to meet you. he's still a little overwhelmed by this. are you proud of your dad? daly: how good is he? i mean, amazing. i knew him back when britney had the biggest crush on you. she would talk about you all the time. and she wouldn't mind me saying that. [ laughs ] back together on tv. i mean, hello, does it get better than that? so good to see you. oh, my god. so wonderful. [ laughs ] thank you again. thank you so much. thanks, guys. so nice to meet you. thanks for coming in. i'm over the moon, man. i cou

[ laughs ] mm! christina: oh, my god. you know who that guy was? sudden, you were like "i pick adam," and then you were off the stage. where's my old mouseketeer buddy? clearly by the way she handled her thing was, like, just very matter-of-fact. oh! oh, my god! we were just talking about you. i didn't even recognize! how are you? christina, we were just talking about you. hi! how are you? and no hard feelings? no. is this your family? this is my wife, rachel, and my son, liam. it's so nice to meet you. this is christina, buddy. say hi. hi. nice to meet you. he's still a little overwhelmed by this. are you proud of your dad? daly: how good is he? i mean, amazing. i knew him back when britney had the biggest crush on you. she would talk about you all the time. and she wouldn't mind me saying that. [ laughs ] back together on tv. i mean, hello, does it get better than that? so good to see you. oh, my god. so wonderful. [ laughs ] thank you again. thank you so much. thanks, guys. so nice to meet you. thanks for coming in. i'm over the moon, man. i cou