last night we were at the lincoln theater, and we watched a movie made by oliver stone. made over the past month. the title of the movie already channels you're thinking. it is called "south of the border." and you will see president marsalis -- morales chewing coca leaves in the movie with oliver stone. as morales says, "coke is not the same as cocaine." you'll see the president of argentina in the automobile of general peron, and wahat she has to say about events in latin america. you will see the president of brazil in the guajida area of venezuela, working with us to raise up the indigenous people through core industrial projects. you will see fernando lugo obispo, a liberation theologian, living today in the home of president strasner. and you will see how a bishop became a president. you will also say -- see the president of ecuador in havana with raul castro. you will see fidel -- in fact, you will see obama in trinidad, chatting with a group of us with his hand held out and an open- faced smile. i think it is an interesting movie, one of many made by this great f

. >> made by oliver stone. made over the past month. the title of the movie already channels your thinking. it is called "south of the border" and you will see president morales chewing coca leaves in the movie with oliver stone. and as president morales says, coke is not the same as cocaine. you will see christina, the president of argentina and the automobile of general peron and what she has to say about events in latin america, in south america. you will see lula, the president of brazil in the guajida area of venezuela working with us to raise up the indigenous people through core industrial projects. you will see president fernando lugo, a theologist, a liberation theologian, living today in the home of president strasner and you will see how a bishop became a precedent. you will also see president corea of ecuador in havana with president raul castro. you will see fidel, in fact, obama, in trinidad, with a group of us, his hand-held out to us and an open-faced smile. i think it's an interesting movie, one of the many interesting

a ron howard, steven spiel b rg, martin scorecese oliver stone. answer oliver stone.wo for two for the quiz kids. now going to get hard. general electric has been supporting president obama because it stands to make big money from a: bill: where does g.e. stabbed to make big money? cards up, please. steve: i watch the factor. bill: c. maccallum, man. you should have gotten that one correct. doocy leaps into the lead. here is question four. actor patrick swayze died from cancer yesterday at age 57. he first became very famous in the movie dirty dancing. ♪ i've had the time of my life ♪ and i every open door ♪ and i owe it all to you ♪ bill: i'm going to do that on the factor tomorrow night. i'm going to leap into the camera. mr. swayze's co-star in that film is the daughter of what famous actor? cards up, please. the answer is c joel grey. >> i won except for the third one. bill: that's like saying hey, it was sunny except for the rain. >> i'm the weather guy. bill: doocy leads with one to go. this is the hardest one. question number 56789 oprah winfrey previewed a new

oliver stone.ed the red carpet. >> oliver stone is against free speech now? >> where is sean penn? >> tv stations that have disagreed with you. >> hugo chavez, a new film by oliver stone about chavez's life, all the good things he has done for his people and his country. signing autographs and shabing hands and they were literally like brangelina. he get ace standing ovation from the people in venice. two guys getting along -- bam, fist bump. stone and chavez. >> seriously, how could it be? this is a guy that shut down opposition press. he is moving toward an authoritarian state and people at the film festival are giving him standing ovations and oliver stone? harold am i alone here? >> you are not. >> what is this about? >> his disdain for our country and its value zpls so if you hate america, you get a standing ovation even if you shut down tv stations? >> i don't know oliver stone. i've been a fan of some of his movies in the past. i would like to hear him explain. i can understand wanting to co

oliver stone was down with hugo chavez doing fist bumps. is that who you are? because that's who a lot of the people in congress, that's who they are, and they continue to lead us down this path, and i mean -- has the democratic party completely lost its soul? i mean, outside of washington? both parties have lost their soul inside. when can we expect the democrats to stop playing political games? please, i'm begging of you, our constitution is at stake. when can you join with independents? when will you join with republicans, demanding to know where the hell their people are? and say, hey, we like capitalism. we're not in with chavez and michael moore thinking that capitalism is evil. when will that happen? more with michelle malkin, next. glenn: did i just see a commercial that don imus is coming to work for the fox business? >> yes. glenn: you know what? that guy only causes trouble. he's crazy. obama's green jobs czar, van jones, may have resigned, but like i said, he is the tip of the iceberg. michelle malkin is here, syndicated columnist and fox news contr

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. >>> oliver stone strolled down the venice film festival's red carpet monday with venezuela's controversial president hugo chavez. stone, who was premiering a documentary at the festival sympathetic to the south american strong man accused america's government of demonizing chavez. stone called quote a big phenomenon. >>> a dramatic plane crash that killed a pilot and co-pilot over the weekend. theirplane was part of an air show when it crashed in front of hundreds of spectators. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day after remaining closed for the labor day holiday. the dow will open up at 9,400. the nasdaq rose 35 points. taking a look at overseas trading, the nikkei climbed 72 points, the hang seng was up 440 points. >>> will wall street continue its trudge through september? will things pick up? or is there another major correction in the cads? these are just some of the questions that traders will be asking as they head back to work this morning after the long holiday weekend. overseas, asian markets were up again today following a promise from g-20 finan

oliver stone starts shooting "wall street two," are you going to be an extra?w health care reform proposals would impose fees on insurers and medical devicemakers based on market share. max baucus' plan would also tax insurers for plans above a certain value. that according to reuters. >>> the transportation department says so far this year airlines have had their best on time performance in six years. >>> and shares of smithfield foods falling after the pork producer reported a larger than expected loss. that's cnbc.com news now, first in business worldwide. i'm bertha coombs. e >>> you can feel the energy, can't you? he's coming. must be in the house. 50 cent coming. welcome to "power lunch" second hour. i'm bill griffeth. stocks have been higher for the most part. exxon, chevron, general electric have been leading the way higher. harley-davidson has been a leader among the s&p 500 stocks today. also, moments away from the results of the latest treasury auction. $38 billion in three-year notes. we'll get that from rick santelli momentarily. >> i'm michelle c

. >> greg: and chavez reviewed his own oliver stone biopick. that has to be a first, right?apable of doing almost anything. i once heard george bush refer to him as castro without brains. the trouble with that is he sounds like a clown and looks like a clown. this is a dangerous man. he is dealing with iran on nuclear weapons and he is a dangerous man. >> a clown with a knife. >> a fool and a nave in one individual and that is what is dangerous about him. >> greg: 11 countries walking out during ahmadinejad's speech. is that the right thing to do or is it considered rude? >> it is the right thing to do. the canadian foreign delegation got up and walked out even before he started to speak. it took the u.s. and other delegations time before they left. so canada leads on that. >> i imagine that the countries that are the offended -- the countries like iran and libya, understand that this is going to happen. is there something else that should be done before the walkout? the walkout seems like that is expected. when ann coulter shows up on a college campus, nobody gives a damn w

>>> plus, oliver stone's back on wall street today as he begins filming the remake of his cla classicreet. >>> up next, sales for the ultra luxury automakers may be down, but they're not counting out the u.s. consumer yet. >>> and releasing new models new out this fall. you're watching cnbc, we are first in business worldwide. >>> the world's producers -- much larger than wall street's estimate. this due to low prices and weak export demand. right now, the stock is off about 2%. smithfield foods, on the downside. >>> the news on gm and chrysler have been dominating. they're getting ready to introduce some new models out this fall. >> there's a market out there and they're going to have a lot of choices. people who are wealthy enough to afford these cars. let's take a look at some of the models coming out. porsche. it is a four-door sedan, it goes on sale this month. that's getting a lot of attention. so is the new jaguar. starting price, $72,500. bentley has one going on sale next year. it was introduced earlier last year overseas. $300,000. bentley officials admit, yes, even the weal

moment of reference from his speech, and made reference to the shoe-throwing incident and praised oliver stone behind the movie, w, yes, behind george bush. i bet hugo chavez dreams about george bush and i bet hugo chavez really does deeply miss george bush. bret. bret: the smell of hope. eric shawn live at the u.n thank you. well, president obama is in pittsburgh at this hour greeting leaders if the world's top industrial nations participating in the g 20 summit. senior white house correspondent major garrett is live in pittsburgh to tell us what is on the jen dax good evening, major. >> good evening, bret. we are overlooking the allegany river. the president and first lady are here greeting members of the g20 at the ceremonial dinner. today there was a dustup on the streets in pittsburgh, an unauthorized protest march that the police responded to quickly, some tear gas canisters were thrown. no arrests are, no injuries. that was doused request quickly. there is a tremendous security presence, federal security, local police, and lots of barricades at the convention center which is walled off

he was rolling with oliver stone, his new documentary "south of the border" shows how chavez's policies our executive producer shannon high just observed astutely the two kind of look similar, stone and chavez. maybe one of those things. you're like me. >> you're like me, i love you, you love me. >> you were saying? >> the beatles rock band new video game coming out together and bringing what the kids like and the boomers want. ringo and paul collaborated on this and hyperrenditions. >> what does that mean? >> look at these people. look at cheese characters. they really look like the beatles. so you're going to play along. >> is it a cartoon? >> hyperreal rendition, dylan! thank you for letting me answer the question. that was fantastic. the best moment of the show this morning. >> the implication? >> i think -- >> that was a cartoon. >> to play along with early beatles song is easier than the later stuff when they get more complicated. >> and the drugs. >> we're hours away from the president's controversial speech. i read it and i honestly found it boring. do your homework. republicans

. >> there's an oliver stone movie in there somewhere. >> we'll see you tomorrow. that does it for us on "power lunch." thank you for joining us. >> "power lunch" with erin burnett begins in 30 seconds. >>> the bench park s&p 500 stock index is on track for its best day in over two months. shares for the affiliated computer services are up 11%. they will be acquired by xerox. >>> president obama will go to copenhagen to join chicago's pitch for the 2016 olympics. that's cnbc.com news now, first in business worldwide. i'm bertha coombs. >>> it's monday, and stocks are surging on wall street. lots of deals sparking enthusiasm amongst investors today. you can see that enthusiasm on our camera moving quickly across the floor. i'm erin burnett. welcome to monday. is this the celebration before the storm? we talk about why interest rates may reach to the sky and hou you can protect yourself, and then a fight coming to pay per view. who heavyweights going into the ring and we'll tell what you the fight is all b. >>> and the president going to copenhagen to bid for chicago

oliver stone begins shooting his sequel to "wall street" which introduced the mantra greed is good. michael douglas is back and shia le bouf plays a trader. he's doing research to get ready for all of that. we look forward to the movie. jim cramer has a cameo i'm told as well. >> becky, nice to see you. >> great to have you. >> that's it for "power lunch." >> "street signs" coming up in 30 seconds. >> this is cnbc.com news now. >>> cvs will refund nearly $2.8 million to customers. the payment settles charges of unsubstantiated advertising of air shield. the treasury has completed a strong auction of $38 billion in three-year notes. the first of three auctions selling a total of $3 billion in debt. >>> and sprint nextel is offering a $100 service credit to customers who buy the new palm pre smart phone. that's it for cnbc.com news. i'm scott cohn. >>> we are live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. this is "street signs" on a tuesday. the markets off the highs of the session. they still though are higher, celebrate that as long as you can get it. gold though really the big

>> oliver stone said once, it reminds him of his high school cafeter cafeteria. and someone with him said, you wish. what i mean by that or what he meant by that is he knows everybody. it's fun and there are cliques and people that love each other and people that do business with each other and there are people that are suing each other. so there's a lot going on. >> i say, well this gentleman is going to sit here. this lady is going to sit there. just want to make sure we don't have any complication at all. by the time they come here, everybody is seated, you know? basically, they could just walk up, say hello to me and i could just basically direct them to whatever table they're supposed to go in. >> you make it sound simple. is it? >> yes, simple as that. and if anybody complains, you know, then we have a problem. >> then they don't get a table, right? that's when they make julian mad. >> exactly. >> you don't want to have that happen. >> no, you don't want to have that happen at all. but if you look even today, today was a very difficult seating. look, you ca

left wing movie director oliver stone showed up at the venice film festival with a very interesting datee, venezuelan tyrant hugo chavez. he says fox news and other american media have demon nezzed hugo who stone thinks is a swell guy. we think they are both pinheads. finally tonight the mail. want to give you something this nifty bold fresh tote bag. we will do that if you buy my book bold fresh of humanity or spend 19 pulp $95 or more on bill o'reilly.com. while we are technically giving the bag away for free but there is a string attached. it's a good string. we have great stuff and all the money i get goes to charity on bill o'reilly.com. now the letters. bill: thank you for your very touching letter, shayne. we are sorry you lost your mother. bill: i am on the inside though. bill: absent. what is this fifth grade, oscar? it is called vacation. in britain on holiday. bill: if beck is the bravest and smartest that means i am not. is that what you are saying larry? you can possibly be saying that? bill: bold fresh or the prune checks? what couldn't you put down? bill: that's because yo

. >> hugo chaves and director oliver stone are suddenly bffs. >> chavez called stone, quote, a genius of cinema, the movie called "south of the border" is critical of u.s. policy in south america. >>> i have a promise here, everybody is going to be okay. a crowd expecting a thrill at a labor day festival in utah got it but it was not what they planned. >> reporter: a paraglider crashed into a crowd, trying to drop candy into a crowd yesterday. take a look at the video. >> oh, my god! are you okay? are you okay? you're okay. >> six people including three kids were hospitalized, worse injury, a broken leg. the pilot and his teenaged son on the paraglider were not hurt at all. which is pretty amazing. and spoeaking of amazing, america's father of the year breaks his silence today. john gosselin pours out his heart trashing the mother of his eight children. check out the highlights. >> let's finish what we got to finish and move on with our lives and stop feeding into the frenzy. i was married at 22, i had twins at 23, i had sextuplets at 27. i was verbally abused, i was beaten down, she

director oliver stone.applause was at the prepeer of stone's latest movie "south of the border." portrays chaves emp thetically and a hero to the people. but -- >> fist bumping. i guess that's the thing we do these days, right, tamron? >> yeah, apparently, david, i guess. i don't know what to say about that. >> i'm going to show you the scripts i botched over the years and what you just did, that was nothing. >> thanks for pointing out i botched it, david. >> i'm your friend. >>> congressman mark foley is making a comeback as a talk radio show at a local station in west palm beach. he resigned in 2006 following the sexual e-mails he had a number of underage congressional pages. >>> a longtime personal trainer has revealed a secret to michelle obama's sculpted arms. after an intense routine of card you workouts mrs. obama finishes with triceps pushdowns and hammer curls. he explains in the october issue of "women's health" magazine. okay, david, he does hammer curls, arm shape -- arm shaping set of triceps p

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flexible after oliver stone's 1991 movie jfk congrs passed and classification of documents about the kennedy assassination and not just the murder itself but kennedy's secret policy. so historians know a lot more about kanaby's foreign policy. as a result of that movie of at conspiracy pory than they would otherwise so as a historian i always have an interest with more infmation, more duments, so i appreciate when conspiracy theorists' force this information to come out. on the other hand, conspiracy theory is of course teach people to thinkn terms of black and white and make the discourse more pluralized and conspiracy theories about the government can also engender so much distrust to do anything collectively as a society. which means it is hardo address major problem >> host: let's stay with the kennedy assassination for a minute and i have to confess i want to do that partly because i s an amateur. neveactually conspiracy theorist but i just tell the whole thin fascinating. and i fell into well i think was called and with that one, and that is it seems so in plauble this guy coul

charges against the governnt and that they can force information to come out so for example after oliver stone's991 movie, jfk congress passed an act that required t declassification of a lot of documents about the kennedy assassination and not just about the murder itself but about kennedy's secret foreign-policy tso historianno a lot more about kennedy's foreign policy. as result of that movieas a result of that conspiracy theory than theyouldtherwise so as an historian i always have an intarest in more documentation so appreciate it when conspira theorists forcehe informatio to come now. on the other hand, conspiracy theories of course teach people to think in terms of black and white and make the discourse more polarized and conspiracy theories about theovernment can also engeer so much distrust that it is impossible for us to do anything collectively in a society, which means it is hard to address major problems. >> host: let's stay with the kennedy ascassination for a minute and i have to confess that i want to do that partly because i was an amateur. never actually a conspiracy there is b

charges against the government in that they can force information to come out, so for example after oliver stone's 1991 movie jfk congress passed and the president signedn acthat required the declassification of a lot of documents about the kennedy assassination and not just about the murde itself but about kennedy's secret foreign policy so historians know a lot more about kennedy's foreign policy as a result of that movie, as a result of that conspiracy. then they would otherwise so as an historian i have an interest in more documents so i appreciate it when conspiracy theorist force the information to come out. on the other hand conspiracy theories of course teach people to think in terms of black white and make him theiscourse more polarized and the conspiracy theories about the government can also engender so much mistrust that it is impossible for us to do anything collectively as a society but it is hard to addressajor problems. >> host: let's stay with the kennedy assassination for a minute and i have to cfess i want to do that partly because i was an amateur. never actually a conspiracy t

and so we just have gone to grechen and a few other people and asked what should oliver stone do now?eek in review? >> a great piece by john burns, who may be just the greatest. he writes about a reporter in afghanistan that was captured and escaped. when the reporters pay the price, it's not so much the western reporters but their own that gets beheaded and shop. >> what about the book review? >> well, "asking the question why are you liberal," and it's reviewed by a brilliant writer. he says no matter what -- he takes norm on. and you remember tillman from the arizona cardinals, and he gave up a lot to go fight over there. he was killed by friendly fire. it was covered up. we all know the story. dexter looks hard at the biography. he is great. >> we need to have dexter back. >> yeah, dexter is great. >> go back eight years today and you see how it influenced so many peoples' lives, good and bad. and just like doris goodwin. >> yeah, you talked about a great heroic moment. and back in those times, any heroic moment was not lost on the american public. just a tragedy. put that story o

bill: hugo chavez, courtney love, and oliver stone walk into a movie screening. for real, no joke.

what oliver stone said was they would not make it if it weren't for the turmoil.ings were too loose, i didn't want to glorify. they are back. they have been talking to many guests and guest hosts. nouriel roubini, they have been meeting with them trying to get a feel for what's going on. >> who made the movie. >> 20th century fox. >> great. so i wonder -- >> right. >> it was a troubled production. it was on for a while. they couldn't get all the players together, the turnaround, then back on track. they start shooting this week in new york and there are already signs on my block saying please don't park here on thursday. >> a lot of people we meet will be the voice. >> michael moore's "cooperaapit a love story" coming out. >>> the dean of columbia business, seen it all, everything going on in markets and global economy, served as chairman of the council of economic advisors. anyway, this is "squawk box" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. ed. at northern trust, our sophisticated technology... puts the most accurate information at your fingertips. so while you ma

guy meet with his oliver stone to talk about movies, movie stars, want to know what it's like to be a if you were going to make wall street -- >> you're not gordon gecko. you're the anti-gecko. >> i hope i'm not gordon gecko. >> although he was cool. he still says to this day, michael douglas, people come up to him and call him mr. gecko, like you rock! he said it was supposed to be a negative character. >> the first movie was a great movie. >> it really was. what do you say about the second one? >> i hope it's a great movie. >> so do i. anyway, let's check on the markets right now. as indicated, to open a little lower today. not a whole lot going on. let's go. labor day is over. some people were still out yesterday. >> laxidaisical. >> we've been in a flat line. let's get to carl with more of today's headlines. he's gone. he's somewhere else. >> i'm over here. you're going to be doing these. >> no, i'm not. i'm too hold. >>> meeting begins at 3:00 even. expecting the cartel to leave production levels unchanged. saudi-owned newspaper says they plan to tell other ministers. direct refo

asamblea general de la onu para ir con su colega de bolivia evo morales y el director de cine a oliver stonea hoy juevdespor el a amer h@esidente barack obama y la idea es que en 20 aÑos desaparezcan todas las armas nucleares. >> el presidente obama dirigirÁ una reuniÓn sobre desarme y proliferaciÓn que esperamos allane el camino para que las otras naciones, y otras de la asamblea general se sumen eventualmente a ese compromiso de eliminar todas las armas nucleares. mÉxico y costa rica son miembr del consejo de seguridad de la onu, esperamos que tanto ellos como otros paÍses se unan a estados unidos en aprobar una resoluciÓn que exhorte al desarme. >> bueno, la entrevista completa no se la pierdan este domingo en el programa al punto con jorge ramos. y padres de estudiantes de una escuela de texas realizaron una protesta por la recientviolcia en el plantel donde un alumno matÓ a puÑaladas a un maestro. el profesor ya habÍa sido herido en la escuela anteriormente y se recuperaba de una lesiÓn en el hombro al separar a dos conflictivos alumnos. los padres seÑalaron que sus hijos no se sienten

. >> oliver stone is covering the financial tsunami of 2008 and '09:00.e we're in cramerica. >> i don't think they like it when you say they stole the money and the truth makes them irtaed. >> i think that is part of the point of the film. >> i think it part of the point of that film. >> you would be perfect. >> one would think, but no. they don't like the way i look. >> they are still filming. maybe there is time. >> i doubt it. >>> still ahead, health care reform, is it now or never? linda douglass from the white house with us after this. . announcer: what if you could rewrite your hair's past and give it a whole new life? introducing a transformation in hair care. new aveeno nourish plus. only aveeno has harnessed the power of active naturals' wheat complex in formulas that target and fortify the weakest parts of hair, proven to help visibly repair damage in just three washes. - for stronger, shinier-- - hair with life. announcer: write a new story for your hair. the new aveeno nourish plus collection. that's the beauty of nature and science. towels, s

cast of this 1999 oliver stone film included two recording artist and a comedian on top of veteran actors helped on that movie. >> "any given sunday." >> good for you. >> all international hits. >> what we want to see in the morning is jamie fox throwing up before the big game. he's the backup quarterback there. he's in on his first big game. he just can't take the pressure. that part, sean p. diddy combs was alreadily cast. he couldn't do it. who knows what the conflict was. jamie fox got the role. >> back across to kathie. >> this 2006 football movie about a college football team pulling together after a tragic event not only used hundreds of local extras in the large stadium scenes but also filled the stands with thousands of blow-up dummies. see if you know it. >> show dr. devon how it's done here. run hard. knees high. play till the whistle blows. 17 razor on three. hut, hut, hut! go, go, go! there you go! there you go! oh, first down! you see that? >> is he all right? >> oh, yeah. 32, are you all right? go kill your brother. >> you look like you know it. what is it? >> "we are marsh