it is a bone of contention between nicole and i, because nicole was asked by rob to have lunch and wased to do the part. i was just asked to have a coffee. but, you see, same magic. how can you resist him? >> larry: glad you did it? >> oh, you bet. i'm resentful i'm not in all the other dances. >> larry: sophia in geneva, how did you get to do "nine"? how did you come to do the part? >> well, i got a phone call from rob marshall. one phone call and i said yes right away. it is very short, my story. but, no, no, no. there is also another reason. is that the film was involved of course the life of fellini. many times, of course, before he died i was very, very close to do a film with him but as it happens in films, it never happened. so i was very happy to be involved in the life of fellini and beside the phone call from rob, which i adore, it's because i was very moved to be closer to my dearest friend fellini, which i think is the best -- he was the best director in town, in the world, you know. >> larry: great story. we are just getting started with the cast of "nine." much more with

kate hudson, nicole kidman -- >> don't kiss me. i might bite you. >> larry: daniel day-lewis, penelope cruz, judi dench. >> i was asked to have a coffee. >> larry: marion cotillard, fergie, and the one and only sophia loren, next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. "nine" opens this friday in new york and los angeles. and across the country on christmas day. it's been nominated a record ten times by the broadcast film critics association including nods for best picture, best supporting actress and best ensemble. and just earlier today, "nine" was nominated for five golden globes, best musical comedy and best original song. joining us is the cast. kate hudson, academy award-nominated actress. this is going to sound repetitive. nicole kidman, academy award-winning actress. penelope cruz, academy-award winning actress and golden globe nominee. dame judi dench, academy award-winning actress. daniel day-lewis two-time academy award winner and golden globe nominee. marion cotillard. fergie, the grammy-winning recording artist.

." >> welcome back, nicole. i don't understand how you can create a vaccine against self-destructive behavior. it is part of what you are as a human being. we know the drugs are bad, but the will will always be there. could you take a vaccine? what kind of behavior would you like to stop if there was a vaccine? >> for myself? exhibitionist? >> really? >> choc-aholic? >> give her the vaccine! >> no, but it would only work in one in 5 people and the rest overdose? you have to want to quit. i'm all for sex, drugs and alcohol and lots of fun, but not ones that put you on your death bed. >> absolutely. >> or make you go broke. >> they should have medical cocaine instead of medical marijuana. the government gives everybody clean dollar bills and you are taking care of your glaucoma problem. >> i wish you were our surgeon general. andrew, congratulations on big journalism, well done. another great launch for you. >> thank you. >> let me ask you this: if you had a vaccine that could stop you from doing all of the horrib

stay with us, because nicole richie, joe madden, and j.lo are next. >>> hello. i'm charles barkry.astating earthquake in haiti. i'm asking, please, give anything you can to help the people of haiti. thank you very much. >> larry: thank you, charles. jennifer lopez is back with us in los angeles. nicole richie is here, supporter of unicef and a bark of unicef's raising funds for water and sanitation product. and joe madden has stopped by, goodwill ambassador for unicef. his twin, benji, wanted to be with us tonight, couldn't make it. he'll be tweeting, urging help for haiti throughout the show. joe, how has this affected you? >> it's hard to watch, you look at a country with haiti and almost half the population is kids. to just think about, you know, what they've already been through, what haiti's already been through, but what the possibility of what now they're looking at for the future is -- that's why i think something like this is really important, trying to stop that second wave disaster of what could happen in the next couple of weeks. >> larry: because you know it's coming.

[applause] >> there are copies available and i know nicole would be glad to sign them. >> nicole gelinas is a senior fellow at the manhattan institute and a contributing editor at city journal. for more information visit manhattan-institute.org. >> we are here at west virginia university speaking with professional daniel shapiro about his book, "is the welfare state justified?." so let's start at the end, if you will. is the welfare state justified? >> probably not. i should explain a little bit about that. first, what i mean by the welfare state, by the welfare state i'm in prague rims like national health insurance, social security, and government welfare. when i say probably not, what i do in a book which is interesting i think as i look at the values and principles of people to defend the welfare state. the reason they get. so i'm in applause be so there are various positions that support it. i will say people appeal to fairness for protecting the poor, providing a sense of community. and i argue that given their values, if you compare those institutions with feasible, more market ba

stay with us because nicole ritchie, joel madden and j. lo are next.se should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with new wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway (announcer) wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer >>> i'm charles barkley. we had the devastating earthquake in haiti, and i'm asking and please give anything you can to help the people of haiti. thank you very much. >> larry: thank you, charles. jennifer lopez is back with us in los angeles. nicole richie is here, supporter of unicef and a backer of unicef's project raising funds for water and sanitation prachl. joel madden has stopped, goodwill ambassador for unicef. his twin bengie wanted to be here tonight and couldn't make it. he'll tweet to urge help for haiti throughout the somehow. how has this affected you? >> it's hard to watch. you look at a country with haiti with almost half the population is kids. so to just think about, you know, what they've alrea

nicole is the chanel of financial governance.[laughter] >> in her sharp book "after the fall" the book we'll talk about this morning, she marks the spots in our past history that took us to the current financial crisis that made it inevitable, in fact, that we would come this way with equal mastery she pencils the pattern for reform you didn't know was right until you saw it. so we want to welcome you all to hear this. nicole is the freedom trust fellow at the manhattan institute, a contributing editor to their strong magazine "city journal." nicole is also a chartered financial analyst, i.e. a master of her craft. two or three things i want to mention before she comes up to talk to you. one of this book "after the fall" is a history book. today we have our assumptions, deposit insurance is good. we just need more of it maybe. another assumption that we have that the world will

here we had a case where nicole richie and cher got up to the podium and uttered the f word and the s word. fox wasn't paralyzed in knowing whether that comported with its standards or. they had an unself play system in play. they tried to bleep out the word, and they missed it in both cases. in later instances, they omitted it. they understood in that kind of program where there was a number of children in the audience -- >> but your position would be substantially different, it seems to me if you were coming to us saying we have made very clear you can't use the f word and you can't use the s worth, and there are a few other words you can't use as well. but that is not what you have done. what you have done is the commission says in addition to the words you can't use, unless it is in a patriotic context, there is this vast miasma of unspecified things and that if they per contain in some way to sex or sexre torii -- correction corey tore functioning, can bring fines on your head. why doesn't the vagueness of that, the capacity resulting from the vagueness and the catastrophic possi

. >> while we do not want to give too much time to the patriots, we do have nicole from clarkville who is a patriots fan living here moongt enemy she says. she's wearing all of her raven -- her patriots gear. >> it is crazy. >> i'll be watching the game from sliders. >> that's where the patriots fans will be hanging out. >> all right, nicole, no problem. >> whatever. >> still ahead on eyewitness news sunday morning -- >> giving thanks. two young women get a new lease on life. >> we'll meet them, coming up. >>> i'm sharon gibala live in the treasures from our attic section of the sports legends museum. this is some of the oldest artifacts, some of the first lacrosse sticks from 1780, the indians used to play. lots of cool stuff to show you lots of cool stuff to show you after ,, why the hurry? my mother in law will be here in an hour! look at my carpet... if i steam clean it'll be soaked for hours! why steam clean? use resolve deep clean powder... the moist powder removes ground in dirt... ...and deep cleans without soaking. so you can easily give your carpets a deep clean... ...and it'

here we had a case where nicole richie and cher got up to the podium and uttered the f word and the s word. fox wasn't paralyzed in knowing whether that comported with its standards or. they had a self-play system in play. they tried to bleep out the word, and they missed it in both cases. in later instances, they omitted it. they understood in that kind of program where there was a number of children in the audience -- >> but your position would be substantially different, it seems to me if you were coming to us saying we have made very clear you can't use the f word and you can't use the s worth, and there are a few other words you can't use as well. but that is not what you have done. what you have done is the commission says in addition to the words you can't use, unless it is in a patriotic context, there is this vast miasma of unspecified things and that if they pertain in some way to excretory functioning, it can bring fines on your head. why doesn't the vagueness of that, the capacity resulting from the vagueness and the catastrophic possibilities resulting from the imposition

. >>> nicole clifford was featured on maryland's most wanted two months ago. soon after the story aired she was captured by authorities. tonight police hope you'll provide a tip that leads them to her. >>reporter: this is 21-year old brown. she's wanted byte regional warrant apprehension task force on several charges, including robbery and assault. police say on august 26th, brown robbed -- on south charles street in federal hill. >> during which time, brown and her accomplices assaulted and robbed a store employee, before fleeing with an undiscloseded amount of merchandise. >>reporter: she weighs approximately 120 pounds. her last-again addresses in baltimore. court records indicate she is certainly no stranger to breaking the law. >> brown has a history of assault and deadly weapon's charges and should be considered armed and dangerous. >>reporter: anyone with any information whatsoever on the whereabouts of brown is urged to call police at this number. as always, all tips are confidential. they do make a difference. remember. if you provide any information

it's time for a home ininspecti, we're going to look at what's in nicole's refrigerator.eveveve >>> carnie wilson and jillian cahill are with us here in l.a. in north carolina, tamika is now at the family refrigerator. what's in there, what are you going to show us. >> okay, larry, i'm glad you want to look and see what's in here. we have a lot of fruits and vegetables, especially cucumbers, we really love cucumb cucumbers, we eat a lot of these. we have fresh green beans. we have spinach in here as well. we don't use regular cheese any more, everything is fat free or low fat. apples. we don't use regular like miracle whip, we use mayo with olive oil now. that's what we have in here. pineapples, of course. >> what's in the freezer? >> in the freezer, we got a lot of veggies, a whole bunch of veggies. we do have those times where we have cheat days. we don't like to go out because people are always stalking us. we have hot dog things, they're the bomb. >> no ice cream. >> no ice cream. we had to give up ice cream because they love ice cream too much. no ice cream. >> that'

the idea of live programming that is crucial for mirs amendment purposes, that nicole richie get her utterance out to the audience in six seconds rather than 10 seconds. >> are you prepared to give up your claim that this is profane based on your brief in which you say it is duplicative of the definition of decency. >> i think the court has to reach it -- >> are we done with profanity as a claim against the petitioners here? >> aim -- i am not prepared to give it up yet. i think what we explained -- >> if you duplicate indies eans, then it is superfluous. >> the commission found these broadcasts profane, but i think for present purposes the court doesn't need to reach that question. . and perhaps more so for the >> if technology exists that would permit families that are absolutely in can't on not having their children -- intent on not having their children here words that they do not want them to hear, if the technology exists to label those families make sure that they could not see these programs, why should those families that want to impose the highest level of restriction on br

guest: there are nicole hydrated batteries that are used today that are absolutely will approve and serveapplication very well. host: and what did you say the warranty is going to be? guest: eight years is the industry standard for hybrid batteries and that sets the market standard for new technologies. host: what is the standard for vehicles on the road curley very very electric or a hybrid vehicle in the u.s.? -- currently that are either electric or hybrid vehicle in the u.s.? guest: it is typical tuesday. right now, about 2.5% of new car sales are hybrid vehicles. -- is difficult to say. host: next caller, please. caller: we are talking about gradually moving over from gasoline engines to electric power. is it possibly without power steering fluid, no more exhaust, no more. floyd -- you know, all of the stuff that creates jobs, aren't we moving fully to this? guest: i agree with you, there are fewer moving parts in. electric vehicles then there are in combustion engine vehicles. i think the point, though, is that we are trying to establish an advanced technology manufacturing base for

guest: there are nicole hydrated batteries that are used today that are absolutely will approve and servethat application very well. host: and what did you say the warranty is going to be? guest: eight years is the industry standard for hybrid batteries and that sets the market standard for new technologies. host: what is the standard for vehicles on the road curley very very electric or a hybrid vehicle in the u.s.? -- currently that are either electric or hybrid vehicle in the u.s.? guest: it is typical tuesday. right now, about 2.5% of new car sales are hybrid vehicles. -- is difficult to say. host: next caller, please. caller: we are talking about gradually moving over from gasoline engines to electric power. is it possibly without power steering fluid, no more exhaust, no more. floyd -- you know, all of the stuff that creates jobs, aren't we moving fully to this? guest: i agree with you, there are fewer moving parts in. electric vehicles then there are in combustion engine vehicles. i think the point, though, is that we are trying to establish an advanced technology manufacturing bas

i also want to thank all the folks at the y for all you're doing, neil nicoll, for your work as a national leader. but i know that you know as a national leader the real work happens on the groundt these fine facilities all throughout the country. the y has been a leader in ensuring that families and communities all over this country have access to places to play. your mobile physical unit, your phd unit, i came to the south lawn helped me debut my hoola hoop the skills. [laughter] >> but i think the y is are showing that they are thinking towards the next age, you know. the room that we are were in is a next-generation of what the y's can be. the mobile unit is something that i didn't grow up with, but you're keeping up with the changes and cultures and communities in a way that is going to make a huge impact to the work that we have to do in our nation. and finally i want to thank my buddy in crime, secretary civilians, for her tremendous leadership and her tremendous friendship. we are glad that you moved out of assisted-living. [laughter] >> i know it's hard. i know, i know, i will wor