mr. smith's. john addleson played here 11 years. now mr. is slipping into the history books at least at this location. open since 1964, it is closing at the end of the month. the general manager has been on staff 37 years. >> i started when i was 17 in the dish room and worked my way up. >> reporter: in the dish room, does that mean dish washer? >> dishwasher and then i became a waiter and then the office and then management. >> reporter: on this mostly quiet mid afternoon monday he claimed the rising cost of the restaurant lease for the closing. it won't be the same for sarasota retiree ken winestein back in town. >> we used to go to the back patio. one of the few places to get away from the road noise. georgetown was a lot of fun back then. >> reporter: customers say georgetown is going through a transition. new ones taking their place. cephalwe just checked into our hotel and starting to walk down the street. it sort of looks like so many other cities right now, a lot of chain stores have moved in. >> reporter: mr. smith hopes to rekindle

come on up mr. smith >> thank you supervisor kim. my name is ramona smith i've minding in san francisco for over thirty years of those years i've been spending most of the time volunteering my services with improvement for quality of life issues. my work history goes back to the daefgs before it was under the secretary of state at that time. i became involved that disable and today, i still have those concerns about access for our seniors our disabled as well as our veterans. my volunteer services is for the advisory committee and where i served as officers of the chair of the subcommittee and was definitely involved in the finance committee. i also was revolved with the study of barriers of transportation in the city which is about a year ago. in addition for 3 terms i served as is pedestrian safety act under opposed folks. with that, i can say without hesitation my commitment to the quality of life concerns and my ability to be a good listener and i do plan to continue my involvements with any community district 67 as well as other

and mrs. smith" to mr. and mrs. pitt. brad and jolene in a put a ring on it. hasan reports from the scene of the wedding in france. >> the kids have a great time. >> reporter: jolie/pitt children. and hollywood rejoices. the world's most glamorous couple has finally gotten married. brad pitt and angelina jolie finally got married. how do the two keep their wedding a secret? it helps if you can do it at home. the couple settled at the chateau in 2008. getting married at a french castle sounds about right. they've been together for nine years. ever since "mr. and mrs. smith" where chemistry smoked up the set. they got enjoijed in 2012, keeping coy about what they might do and when. it's no surprise they pulled off a surprise wedding. and check out that bling. while most friend, george clooney, offered congratulati s congratulations. telling "people" magazine, how great is that? i'm happy for brad and angie and their whole family. for "nightline," i'm lama hasan, in the south of france. >> we're happy for them, too. we thank you, as well, for watching "nightline"

and mrs. smith" to mr. and mrs. pitt. brad and angelina put a ring on it. did two of the world's most beautiful and famous people keep their wedding under wraps so successfully? lama hasan reports from the scene of the wedding in france. >> you know, i think the important thing is whenever we do it the kids have a great time. >> reporter: jolie/pitt children. and hollywood rejoices. the world's most glamorous couple has finally gotten married. brad pitt and angelina jolie tied the knot this weekend. how did the two of the brightest stars keep their wedding a secret? it helps if you can do it at home. the couple settled at the chateau in france in 2008. getting married at a french castle sounds about right. for hollywood's king and queen. they've been together for nine years. ever since "mr. and mrs. smith" where palpable chemistry steamed up the set. they got engaged in 2012, keeping coy about what they might do and when. so it is no surprise they pulled off a surprise wedding. and check out that bling. while close friend george clooney offered congratulati

mr. smith. >> thank you, mr. chairman.nd thank you for holding this hearing. thank you to witnesses for being here. i think this is a very appropriate issue for congress to exercise oversight on and there are a lot of questions a lot of questions that need answered am pleased these ministries here today to attempt to answer those questions. i also want to agree up front with chairman that one thing we shouldn't talk about today is the circumstances of sergeant bergdahl's -- site, mr. bergdahl's capture. i'm happy about that. regrettably that issue did come up monday. there simply is no proof, no evidence. i think the way mr. bergdahl has been slandered has been scandalous. i hope we'll take a step back and do what admiral winnefeld said which is will bring him home, getting healthy, then we'll figure out what happened and due process will be exercise. that should that be disgusted at what should be are the circumstances of this deal. i think the chairman raised a number of appropriate questions, and i have enormous sympath

or think about mr. smiths to washington, almost all of what we think we know about past politics comes from movies. and popular culture, and we absorb it so much, we think it's real. that's why it's so important to try to sort it out. i don't want to be one of those scholar squirrels that gore vidal used to make fun of, but that's what i have been doing, digging around in the script and pointing out the small differences, but ultimately, they matter. as much as i think you're right, the lincoln movie will produce good things, when we teach it, teachers need to be aware of how it departs from what we know about the record. greg. you need to wait for the microphone. >> sorry, how does it skew in terms of younger audiences? because my experience, which could be -- which is only anecdotal, when i poll my question classes. many more have seen django and vampire hunter than lincoln. they see lincoln as a movie for not even their parents, for their grandparents. that could be puculiarities of my students. >> my line

the title of my talk i connected to "mr. smith goes to washington" because i feel there is a dark connection between them in the sense both of these classics, spielberg's lincoln is an instant american classic and mr. smith is. both of them depict congress in a very dark way. i think we should acknowledge that. in spielberg's case i want to explore it deeper. it is a year and a half since the movie came out and the historical reception from people in my profession was generally very positive. there were criticisms, important ones, but some of them were large as if the subject matter was wrong. it was the wrong subject or the wrong people to feature in a movie about the abolition of slavery. that is fair but such a big criticism it is hard for a film maker to address. there were a lot of small potatoes criticisms some of which came from capitol hill itself over things like whether or not the congressman from connecticut voted for or against the final amendment. those criticisms are fair but very precise. now as a classroom teacher

i don't want to sound like it's mr. smith goes to washington. what you tell the candidates?them what you really do. tell them what you believe. in this era, what i do think we need to tell people is more can get done in washington and i want to fix the economy. i don't think our candidates and campaigns of both sides are doing that message relatively well. and i think that's a message people would want to hear and want to see done. >> you know, fred, it's funny. i detect the same thing. i'm watching the tv ads. i'm looking at the campaign websites. i see a real disconnect between where the american public is about sort of the state of american politics and the politicians themselves. they're sort of -- i guess they're afraid of the anger. i don't think they're missing it. they know that there's anger out there, right? >> all of us know that there's anger out there. part of it, chuck, is trying to figure out exactly what is driving it. i think those exit interviews you did was great. regardless of what party they were in, they all got into this to make a difference. and i thi

cont juan ambos artistas se conocieron mientras grababan la pelicula "mr and mrs smith" y brad pitt se momento con jennifer aniston. --este es el segundo matrimonio para brad pitt y el tercero para angelina. felicidades. mirÁ martÍn, ni conrado ni yo nos vamos a entregar nunca. primero, porque a mÍ no me pueden probar que tengo negocios con el narcotrÁfico. >>¡amparito, no seas ingenua, por favor! >>¡y segundo! porque lo Único que hace falta es que el patichueco ese de mario, estÉ tres metros bajo tierra, para que nosotros podamos volver a colombia,. y ¡ahÍ si, el cabo y yo vamos a ser amos y dueÑos de la regiÓn y ahÍ no hay dea ni nadie que valga! >>ya.

and mrs. smith, they are now mr. and mrs. pith.nounced yesterday they got married in a small, private ceremony. brad was seen on thursday wearing his wedding ring proudly. it was a short honey moon. thanks for watching first look. way too early starts right now. >>> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. i think what i've seen in some of the news reports suggests that folks are getting a little further ahead of where we're at than we currently are. >> wow. we don't have a strategy yet. president obama still deciding how to confront the threat of isis. famed comic joan rivers rushed to the hospital after she stops breathing, an update on her condition. >>> and the donald gets dunked, taking the als ice bucket challenge, and the famous hair gets soaked. it looks real too. this is "way too early." >>> good friday morning, i'm bill in for thomas roberts who decided a three-day weekend wasn't enough. it's friday, august 29th, welcome to way too early. begin in washington, president obama is facing s

mr. smith: we have a humanitarian crisis on the border in our country. not this bill nor the next bill on daca does anything to address it. these children are fleeing unimaginable violence, fleing a life they can no longer bear. it's not a problem of border security. these children are turning themselves in. they are simply fleeing the violence in their home countries. and they're not just coming to the united states. belize and coast -- and costa rica and other countries have seen an uptick from guatemala, el sal vacor and honduras because of violence there. instead of dealing with this, we have a bill that's hopelessly inadequate in terms of fund, we will not provide enough judges and enough funding to give these children the due process they deserve. worse than that, we're stripping them of any rights and any protections by sending them back as wick i -- as quickly as possible without the due process this house voted for in 2008, signed by president bush that gave these children the due process they deserve, and then we're going one step further, to u

or think about mr. smitho washington, almost all of what we think we know about past politics comes from movies. and popular culture, and we absorb it so much, we think it's real. that's why it's so important to try to sort it out. i don't want to be one of those scholar squirrels that gore vidal used to make fun of, but that's what i have been doing, digging around in the script and pointing out the small differences, but ultimately, they matter. as much as i think you're right, the lincoln movie will produce good things, when we teach it, teachers need to be aware of how it departs from what we know about the record. greg. you need to wait for the microphone. >> sorry, how does it skew in terms of younger audiences? because my experience, which could be -- which is only anecdotal, when i poll my question classes. many more have seen django and vampire hunter than lincoln. they see lincoln as a movie for not even their parents, for their grandparents. that could be peculiarities of who i teach. did young peo

that mr. smith can go to washington.hat good ideas and dedication and sincerity about finding one's self, by being of service to others, can still be rewarded. before i found that congressessal seat, said, how die get it raised? how can i contribute to the national discussion on this problem of citizens united, where unlimited corporate donations have been allowed for political candidates, and that's so greatly inflated the cost of public office. even this congressional seat here in a small part of california, the least expensive that's estimated by consultants was a million and a half dollars, and i looked at him and said, no. no. no. you're not going to take down a single redwood for a brochure with my name on it, and you're certainly not going to spend a million and a half dollars that would be better spent on making our education system more 21st 21st century than it is addressing the immigration issues that exist in that district where we have got large numbers of migrants, and one of the things i learned about life

and mrs. smith, they are mr. and mrs. pitt.that they secretly got married this past weekend in a small private ceremony. brad was seen on thursday wearing his wedding ring proudly, and i guess it was a very short honeymoon, or very long courting. i'm richard lui. this is "early today wroish "we hope it's your first stop of the day here on nbc. at hillshire farm spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen seasoned every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm beacuse it's worth doing right. curing a yeast infection relieving the itch.... can happen instantly. vagisil max strength anti-itch wipes relieve itch and odor instantly as they cleanse. so why wait to feel comfortable? trust vagisil. the number one wipe for itch. glass on floors. daily chores. for the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you heal. it kills germs so you heal four days faster. neosporin. buy three johnson & johnson first aid products and get a free bag. >> almost half of all syrians have been forced

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although in the title of my tal i connected to "mr. smithgoes to washington" because i feel there is a dark connection there is a dark connection clas between them in the sense that both of these classics, a spielberg's "lincoln" is an instant american classic and "mr. smith" is and instant classic. both of them depict congress in a very dark way.on i think we should acknowledge that. in spielberg's case i want to explore it deeper.rong it is a year and a half since the movie came out and the to historical reception from people in my profession was generally very positive. there were criticisms, important ones, but some of them were large as if the subject matter was wrong.uch it was the wrong subject or the wrong people to feature in a movie about the abolition of slavery. f that is fair but such a big criticism it is hard for a filmmaker to address.came f there were a lot of small ro potatoes criticisms some of which came from capitol hill itself over things like whether or not the congressman from tedr connecticut voted for or against the

and mrs. smith" >>> still ahead on wusa9, a new memoir from new york's junior senator shines a not so favorable light on her male colleagues. we'll explain. >> plus, pizza parlors are flagged in today's restaurant alert. we'll tell you which ones when we return. >>> the good old boy network still flourishes in the u.s. capitol according to a new memoir from senator kirsten gillibrand. in an excerpt in "people" magazine the new york democrat says when she was exercising many male colleagues felt compelled to offer advice like good thing you're working out. you wouldn't want to get porky. she gained weight after the birth of her second son in 2008. she says another comment came from southern congressman as he held her arm and said you know kirsten, you're even pretty when you're fat. a listening time congressional analyst is not surprised by the -- long time congressional analyst is not surprised by the comments she says. >> i can't imagine that -- a woman senator saying to a male senator, of whatever

we'll be hey, mr. smith. want to try out my time machine? it runs on doritos. [ barks ] sure. the whole bag in. okay. yes! it's really working, jimmy! [ humming, thumping ] [ humming ] [ thumping ] this is the greatest moment of my life! get out of my yard! [ birds chirping ] jimmy? you're so old. [ crunch! ] it's the future! it's like emmett, here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples. built to refresh. smith & forge hard cider. oww! made strong. smith & forge hard cider. oww! ya godzilla! seriously! uh there he goes! woo! ya! awww! what? godzilla is actually pretty cool. except when he's hungry- quick, throw him a snickers®! woo, yeah! you're not you when you're hungry ®, snickers® satisfies this summer stay satisfied with snickers® ice cream. available now. an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños...ered ...now for just two dollars. they also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. we need this to tow my science project. hi. ah, a do it all tundra, good ti

questions about the sergeant's capture are as mr. smithed and you are separate from the effort to recover because we do whatever it takes to recover any and every u.s. service member held in captivity. this is woven into the fabric of the nation and the military. as former central commander general recently put it about online quote is we don't leave people behind. that is the beginning and that is the end of what we stand for. we keep faith with those that sign on and that is all there is to it. in the circumstances surrounding the activity as the secretary of the army and the army chief of staff odierno will review later, and they've said clearly last week the army will review this exchange of circumstance captivity of sergeant bergdahl l and the confidence of a coordinated effort that will include speaking with sergeant bergdahl and i think i need not remind anyone on this committee like any american sergeant bergdahl has rights and his conduct will be judged on the facts not political hearsay' charges were innuendo. we do that to any a

forty-niners will not be on the playing field for most of the season the nfl has suspended linebacker mr. smith for nine games for violating the league's this substance abuse and con the policies this following a d u r arrest weapons charges a bomb threat incident at lax airport >> : here is what it's ahead for smithy will not be paid we will not practice he will be allowed to attend team meetings and work out but he will not return to active roster until november the 10th. rob flood wall has more firmly by stadium in santa clara. >> : and x emotions among 49 family by stadium analyst with bear right afternoon he had several for never faithful here as they waited in line at the box office for two or levi stadium those i spoke with seem to be split between either thinking and nine game suspension is too harsh those who say it's high time the nfl set a strong message tilt for bad behavior >> : by greedily clean out umpires for what they do and they crossed in suspensions but two games rain or race beating on his wife of and smith nine games and use rehab >> : the players are role models and getti

and all of these little cute phrases that say we have a terrible economy until mr. smith only work 20 hours a week. >> the wages as a is a missing piece. the part-time jobs that have been created, a lot of it has been part-time jobs. so we are not out of this completely. >> should we be working more? should be working less? there's a new reality for a lot of american that i want to help you avoid. if you wear a denture, touch it with your tongue. if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. charles: okay, we are back with another real real deal for you. people in their 50s are planning their retirement and today they're actually working harder than ever. according to the labor department, 115,000 americans are working three jobs. >> how does this happen? >> i think it is a lot that is a part of this and people are looking for more work. so that kind of compounds the issue as well. and they are in a difficult position. so finding a new job as a full-time jo

and all of these little cute phrases that say we have a terrible economy until mr. smithy work 20 hours a week. >> the wages as a is a missing piece. the part-time jobs that have been created, a lot of it has been part-time jobs. so we are not out of this completely. >> should we be working more? should be working less? there's a new reality for a lot of american that i want to help you avoid. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. charles: okay, we are back with another real real deal for you. people in their 50s are planning their retirement and today they're actually working harder than ever. according to the labo

and mrs. smith have wed. angelina jolie and brad pitt have marriemarried. sons maddox and pax walked jolie down the aisle and shiloh and knox served as ring bearers. >> people are sending their prayers and thoughts for comedy legend joan rivers, she is in the hospital now after she went into cardiac arrest during surgery. rivers was having a procedure on her throat in new york when she stopped breathing she is listed in critical condition, she has several standup shows in november, one in bethlehem and two in atlantic city. no word on the status of those shows. we'll be right back. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot, and brian taff. it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with our final down at the shore report. this one is all about reporting on the unofficial end of summer. >> the creator of that iconic cartoon revealed something that is shaking the internet to its core. the famous feline is not a katd. did your world just crumble. >> it sure has for many people. real cops and robbers, shows two

gomer, even mr. smith, together with all of us that were here, we all agreed together that we would with the interest of the children first. we said they should be reunited first and foremost with family that they have. what better family than their moms and dads? that is what they wanted to do. let me also say that unfortunately, the way they speak about a community, it is almost as if the children, we are a vile, repugnant community to them that they vilify and they vilify and demonize and every one of their statements. there are dozens of members of the republican party in the caucuses i know that we work with every day. we know this is not a reflection of who they are and their values . accurately the loudest and the meanest most vile voices are the ones were dominating their caucus. it is very disheartening. in espagnol. [speaking in spanish] >> [speaking spanish] you.ank spanish] in at the end of the day, the question may not only be who are these young people and why are they here? the question coul

mr. smith: we have a humanitarian crisis on the border in our country. not this bill nor the next bill on daca does anything to address it. these children are fleeing unimaginable violence, fleing a life they can no longer bear. it's not a problem of border security. these children are turning themselves in. they are simply fleeing the violence in their home countries. and they're not just coming to the united states. belize and coast -- and costa rica and other countries have seen an uptick from guatemala, el sal vacor and honduras because of violence there. instead of dealing with this, we have a bill that's hopelessly inadequate in terms of fund, we will not provide enough judges and enough funding to give these children the due process they deserve. worse than that, we're stripping them of any rights and any protections by sending them back as wick i -- as quickly as possible without the due process this house voted for in 2008, signed by president bush that gave these children the due process they deserve, and then we're going one step further, to u

and mrs. smith but they have been engaged since 2012 but in 2006 he said he and she would not marry until everyone in the country could do so legally and course on june 26 the supreme court supported marriage he calculate striking down the defense of marriage act and re-instateed gay marriage in california so here you are, they are now legally married mrs. brad pitt or mr. and mrs. angelina jolie. >>> heart stopping moment after gamers pull a prank on another player and why police are not amused. >>> a high profile member of congress reveals the harassment she says is taking place inside the halls of congress. >>> outside the halls of kgo you are looking at a picture of sfo and the the bay back with more news and weather back with more news and weather and traffic after >>> an unsuspecting gamer in colorado was the individual of a prank called swatting. >> on the ground. >> the gaming famers are known to trick 9-1-1 systems into deploying s.w.a.t. to home or business where they playing and s.w.a.t.

and mrs. smith you have damage you are probably not aware of? army inger nears? /* -- engineers? >> cal tran goes out and looks at the highways and the train people go and look at their tracks, and they all know where the most vulnerable places are and where they have to look. but it takes time. over the next few days and wieks we will learn what the real damage of this earthquake was. >> john vidali thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> the continuing coverage of >> the continuing coverage of the devastating bay sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving the military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is about the troops and not about me. right, but i don't look like that. who can i write a letter to about this? geico. fi

mr. smith's is closing down. >> will the popular bar/restaurant have a future somewhere else?chard reeve has the story. >> it's a classic bar and restaurant. >> when you think of georgetown, you think think of this place. >> from its earthy wood tones to casual cool. >> we are the friendliest saloon in town. >> it's been part of georgetown for 50 years. >> this is where the cool people came back in the day. >> we're sad to see it go. >> but this m. street icon is shutting down. the manager says the boston-based landlord wants more money. 25 employees facing uncertainty the doors will close on or around september 1. >> it's hard for me, for all the employees. our head chef has been here for almost 30 years. >> so you'll forgive the patrons if they enjoy lunch with a side of nostalgia. >> the favorite part of the restaurant, the outdoor garden, kind of an oasis in the middle of a busy city. >> here there are memories but also character. >> all you see now are chain stores. we see them everywhere we go, but this one is unique. >> lots of fond memories running around, and going in

and mrs. smith". >> i love the dancing for the wedding. >> lovely wedding.ix children together. this is brad's second marriage, angelina's third. it feels like they've been married for a decade now. >> they're a terrific couple. >> yeah. this just feels like a formality and good for them. congratulations. >> who cares? anyway, of course we also wish the newlyweds well. i hope they got my gift. i pray i remember to poke holes in the box. thanks for watching tonight. i'm greg gut feld in for the great and wonderful bill o'reilly. this is normally when you might hear a quick plug for bill's book "killing jesus," but i already did that. instead i'm going to shamelessly plug my own book "not cool." it's the best book ever written that doesn't have the word killing in it. that's it for us. and remember the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. and you. and you. but not you. not you. >>> breaking tonight, growing concern about the unchecked threat from the world's most dangerous terror group. as the president came out late today and admitted, and i quo

and mrs. smith you have damage you are probably not aware of? army inger nears? /* -- engineers? >> cal tran goes out and looks at the highways and the train people go and look at their tracks, and they all know where the most vulnerable places are and where they have to look. but it takes time. over the next few days and wieks we will learn what the real damage of this earthquake was. >> john vidali thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> the continuing coverage of the devastating bay area quake. stay with us. truly amazing! enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans finally, the purple pill,hr the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand, comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ hang that in your own tree. it's my tree, i'm just trying to do something nice for the neighborhood birds. you don't care about the birds, you're just trying to get the droppings on my dart. i've always supported birds, they're one of natures miracles. what's this even, this it's not even part of a tree. sure it is, it's to feed the birds. look

and mrs. smith>> wildly popular. >> yes. >> "good day philadelphia" a starts in ten minutes and it is no mistake college kids need their caffeine but when it comes to how much coffee students drink and all that kind of stuff, where do our colleges rank. >> it is high, most happening schools in the whole country, right here, in philadelphia. also made in america coming this weekend? are you going? well, you may not be able to get in if you bring certain things with you, we have a warning for you. >> yes, everything you need to know about security, road closures, as well and of course biggest names coming to philadelphia to perform. we have them listed on the web site as well. >> caitlin you get out and about, are you going to go. >> i wouldn't be caught dead there. >> really. >> to be brutally honest. >> i love your candor. >> sorry, i forgot to filter. i don't do well with crowds, thanks. but, it really is a great event and i will agree there are awesome names that will be out there. saturday and su

. >> it's like a movie like "mr. smith." they're on the take with this guy? >> well, i think that ultimately, a lot of these members are listening to the views of the american people. and the phone lines for the american people are melting down. that's a problem. i think that for ted cruz and the speaker, they have to get on the same page and find a way to get this done. >> right now, it looks like the democrats could lose the senate this fall. how is this going to play? is it going to hurt the republican challenges. >> this is the best thing in the world for the democrats running for re-election in the house. the republicans trot out and the only thing they can pass is a bill to sue the president, or the only thing they can talk about or not talking about is taking impeachment off the table or not off the table. every time these conversations extend themselves, it's great for the democrats. it's not great about the things we talked about a few months ago. it's things that make even john boehner blush. >> almost every analyst understands and have predicted th

and mrs. smithriage, angelina's third. it feels like they've been married for a decade now. >> a terrific couple. >> they're great. this feels like a formality. good for them. congratulations. >> i hope this means there will be a sequel to "mr. and mrs. smith." i love that movie. >> brad pitt had an interview not long ago that said their children wanted them to get married. >> really? good for them. >> all that beauty in one house. >> i'm going to watch "seven" tonight. >> that's so scary. why would you bring that up? >> talking about brad pitt movies we're going to watch? >> no. laura croft, something a little more fun. >> "kung fu panda." >> i'll watch that with the kids. >> congratulations, brad and angelina. >> they're coming on the show. >> i just -- your velveeta and nachos. she puts velveeta on her nachos. >> as most of america does. >> i love velveeta. i am more prone to use cheddar. >> cheddar doesn't melt better. >> what did you say when i said it the first time? i have no problem with tha

c the history of congress, this is in the title of my talk, i e of connected with frank capras, "mr. smithes to washington,"h because i feel like there is a n dark connection between them in the sense that both these o classics, spielberg's "lincoln" is instantly an american classic, and frank capras' "mr.s smith goes to washington" both depict congress in a dark way. a i think we should acknowledge that. and in spielberg's case i want i to explorest it a little bit deeper. the historical perception from people in my generation was generally positive. peo ry some of them were large as if the subject matter was wrong, it was the wrong subject to featurr people in the abolition of slavery. f that's fair but it's such a biga criticism it's hard for m hollywood to address.w5k cap then there are small potatoes criticisms, then some came from capitol hill itself, things like whether or e not the congressman from connecticut voted for or against the final amendment. you know, and those criticisms e are fair, but they're very precise. however, now as a college professor, as a classroom teacher, as

and mrs. smithrces have invaded ukraine and the president is looking to the international community for more help. it is a major escalation and it is disrupting the financial markets and posing a challenge for the obama administration. peter cook joins us. what proof do we have the russian troops have crossed the border question? poroshenko is accusing russia of sending troops across the border and nato forces are backing that up. satellite photos to show movement across the border. president poroshenko call this a sharp escalation. he canceled a trip to turkey a short time ago. ukraine accuses russia specifically of opening a new front in russia. to russia -- two russian armored came in and satellite photos show russian troops on the ukrainian side of the border. another 20,000 are along the border. the prime minister is appealing for help in light of the latest moves. >> we can confirm that russian military boots are on ukrainian ground. ukrainian forces are available to tackle and cope with russi

or think about mr. smithgoes to washington, almost all of what we think we know about past politics comes from movies. and popular culture, and we absorb it so much, we think it's real. that's why it's so important to try to sort it out. i don't want to be one of those scholar squirrels that gore vidal used to make fun of, but that's what i have been doing, digging around in the script and pointing out the small differences, but ultimately, they matter. as much as i think you're right, the lincoln movie will produce good things, when we teach it, teachers need to be aware of how it departs from what we know about the record. greg. you need to wait for the microphone. >> sorry, how does it skew in terms of younger audiences? because my experience, which could be -- which is only anecdotal, when i poll my question classes. many more have seen django and vampire hunter than lincoln. they see lincoln as a movie for not even their parents, for their grandparents. that could be puculiarities of my students. >> my l

. >> and the senior leadership as "mr. smithoes to washington" where senior leadership made it clear to ever participate in a project that would limit junk mail they were immediately shutting down the partnership. is that correct? >> were you aware that advertising now represented-- effective portion of the postal service volume? >> yes. >> so that has to generate revenue so you are aware it has the right to to choose on the bottom line? >> absolutely. >> the postal service is quietism anything you would like to bad? -- ad? limit people i've been collecting mail and digitizing -- digitizing of the 10 years. the approaches when people will sign up through the commercial mail receive the agency that is very common in the business arenas from new york and washington. the challenge was that's the approach was all will different they did not want a receiving agency so that require them to go to the mailbox that there are companies sustaining a business model on a day-to-day basis. >> mr. chairman even though i commend mr. davis for t

and mrs. smith now officially mr. and mrs. pitt. hi, everyone. i'm thea andrews.ltie knight. plus, while the world waits for just a glimpse of angelina's gown, our style insider lloyd boston is back to help us guess angie's wedding dress. >> but first, hollywood's most glamorous couple ties the knot in front of their six kids and we've got all the details as we take you inside brangelina's secret "i dos." >> we have some very nice news to report. ♪ >> it is confirmed. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt were married in france on saturday? >> what? >> pull yourself together. we're still on camera. >> the i dos heard around the world. headlines in spain, france and austra

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. >> i now recognize the chairman of the full committee gentlemen from texas, mr. smith. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me comment on the atmosphere i ran into when i entered the room before the hearing officially began and the gavel came down. it was an atmosphere unlike any other hearing i have walked into. the atmosphere was almost festive. people were excited and interested in the subject and i think we are excited about what we are going to hear from the witnesses today in the case of both panels. this is a subject that fascinates us and we realize it is a key to the future prosperity of the country. so it was fun to walk into that environment. mr. chairman, to achieve the education of tomorrow we must better educate students today. the federal government spends $3 billion on science, technology, engineering and math activities. these programs are found primarily at the national science foundation and the department of education. today we will hear from leaders in private sectors that focus on engaging students in s.t.e.m. education. two were established for this e

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