, beginning with that clip from oliver stones "untold ."story of united states during the cuban missile crisis, it was ultimately a soviet colonel who averted nuclear war. >> october 27, an incident occurred best lessons are described as not only the most dangerous moment of the cold war, it was the most dangerous moment in human history. the russian ships were heading toward the quarantine line, one of four soviet summaries sent to protect ships who have been hunted all day by the carrier uss randolph. war than 100 miles outside the blockade, the randolph began dropping depth charges. unaware the sub was carrying nuclear weapons. theexplosion rocked submarine, which went dark except from urgency lights. the temperature rose sharply. the carbon dioxide in the air reached near lethal levels. the people could barely breathe. men began to faint and fall down. the suffering went on for four hours. then the americans hit us with something stronger. we thought, that's it, the and. panic ensued. the commander tried without success to reach the gen

oliver stone's alone is a four dvd box set.n a sense, you are actually nineng 90 dvds if you -- dvds if you call in right now. fire." "a fierce green we plated earlier this week. week.yed it earlier this it chronicles the environmental movement. the history of the environmental movement in the united states, the sierra club, and other groups, and the whole struggle around the love canal. so many children in love canal in niagara falls, new york were theing sick because chemical company had dumped chemicals into the water supply, into love canal. that is one film. wars.here is "dirty it was nominated for an oscar this year. then there is the film would play this year, "inequality for all" about former labor secretary, robert reich. any of these, you can get a loan. for $400, you can get all .our films in, for the first allers, "king: a filmed record." all five films are yours if you call in. for a contribution of $400. you will be blown away by each and every one of these films. i am amy goodman, host of "democracy now!"." this

a vietnam veteran himself, oliver stone was decorated with a bronze star and purple heart. filmmaker, he tackle the most controversial aspects of hiswar, the vietnam war, in classics "platoon" and "born on the fourth of july." is explored latin america through his film "salvador." now his venture today is the untold history of the united states, a four-part dvd series.

getting that itch has twice and japan's relations with neighboring countries american film director oliver stone has expressed opposition to last week's visit to the yasukuni shrine by japanese cabinet minister issued a crescendo. stella is in paging for debate international film festival the saudi fourteenth in the war was won it twice gasol goes into so many mocking the hiroshima atomic willing to criticize the prime minister shinzo update on the japanese government. what he what he called a distorted view of history repeats it's the minute he is in the chinese capital the worship of the war criminals worship him for dead is a very good interest rate. so i can. she was just my way to japan. we talked about hiroshima but this time we talk about the bombings and the capital city and yes were the victims. but they had no role. what they have done many good young people to learn about their own history. the chain to the kitchen every night japanese media reported facts of that defense minister of japan went on to him on the train takes on sunday from the high base of japan's self defense forces in

and director oliver stone will be here saturday.etails are up on our website. >> back to you. >> in about 20 minutes, you'll be able to buy tickets for ravinia *online. the season features more than 140 events; including billy corgan of the smashing pumpkins, one republic, willie nelson, carrie underwood, john legend, the beach boys and the temptations. starting at five, you can find tickets at ravinia dot org. officials say many concerts will probably sell out by ten this morning. phone sales begin may 19th. chris brown's assault trial in jodie foster is a married woman. the oscar winning actress quietly tied the knot with photographer girlfriend, alexandra hedison, over the weekend. no wedding details were released. it's the first marriage for foster, who came out publicly last year in a rambling speech at the golden globes. foster and hedison had been dating for almost a year. actress olivia wilde proudly announced the birth of her baby boy in this tweet. it shows her smiling, with the baby's head pressed against her cheek. wilde

if it were an oliver stone you wouldn't believe it but here it is in real life. mike morell is walking this line, a difficult line to walk claiming there was a protest even though cia station chief in libya makes it clear there was no protest at the time and after the attack. but mike morell has to say he didn't see anything going on and our analyst in langly knew more than the station chief in libya. who changed the talking points? we're going to dance around that. you're going to have to waterboard people before you find out wlapd. >> it is interesting. at one point morell did say he believed it was both, it was a protest and a terrorist attack. some people might say you can't have it both ways. what do you think? >> well, gretchen, i think shame on them. shame on you too, chris. lets talk about mike morell for a second. this is a 30-year decorated veteran of the cia. this man has spent his entire year keeping us safe. he was george w. bush's top intelligence. he gave his daily briefings to president bush. you are trying to smear him, smear him for a political

oliver stone going down there praising the public school system in cuba.where if we had bob from ohio they would say mow so much sing. so for the life of me, i cannot understand why when our goal is to expose cubans and the cuban government to american influence we cut off our arm and both feet here by denying ordinary americans and every day americans the ability to travel freely there. i have no doubt if we eopened u the ban, the cubans would limit who can come in. but if someone is limiting by travelling it should be a communist. that is the whole problem i have with cuba. specifically on this one i have issues and not with the fact that we have programs like this going but the fact they are conducted by usaid. and you can see until you are blue in the face this is something we should have known about or it has been authorized. it is legal. we could argue if it covert or discreet. but it doesn't shield the fact it is not advised for usaid to provide relief and encourage democratic growth around the world because it benefits the united states interest an

we have oliver stone going to cuba and praising the education system in cuba. if we had bob from peoria say no such thing because they realized it is a different world from those who travel there. for the life of me i cannot understand why when our goal is to expose cubans and the cuban government to american influence. we cut off our arm and her feet by denying everyday americans the ability to travel freely there. i have no doubt that if we opened up the travel ban, ended it, the cuban government would be more selective on who they allowed to come to cuba. they are all about control. but if somebody is going to limit my travel, it should be a common us, not this government. -- a communist, not this government. that is the broader problem i have with the whole policy writ large regarding cuba. specifically, with this one. i do have issues. not with the fact that we have programs like this going, but the fact they are conducted by usaid, and you can say until you are blue in the face this is something we should have known more about. it has been authorized, it

oliver stone--political films. francis ford coppola--well, he does the godfather. itching?s this itching got to do with it? itching. who's doing anything with a grid here? [laughter] what--let me see. >> yeah, i don't know. i know you're off the grid right now. >> i'm off the grid. okay. uh, let me see now. i think i may have to punt on this one. >> you got all your lifelines. that's for sure. >> i do have my lifelines, and, you know, this is a pop-- i don't know. i think i'm gonna jump it. >> gonna jump it. >> i'm gonna jump it. >> decide to jump this. none of 'em really kind of popped out. you couldn't figure it out. it's very interesting. you jumped over. the question is now out of play. hazel, let's see what the correct answer is. it's francis ford coppola. all right. jumped over it. hopefully it's small bucks once again. what'd she jump? oh! whoa! big cash. well, i mean, the thing is that you're still alive. i mean, you know, there's still some money on the board to be made. it's all right. it's great. >> it's all right. >> all right, here we go. we keep it moving. haz

. >> i tried to oliver stone that usually makes stocks go up.t was counterintuitive. >> jim will be with us for the rest of the show. we have a lot more to talk about. >>> also still to come, higher learning and hoops. the kentucky wildcats are going for the final four. the university's president will talk to us about the big weekend and the sports business later this hour. first, though, pricewaterhousecoopers chairman bob morris is talking to us about his firm closing a major deal. the next chapter for his industry, plus the biggest risks facing business leaders right now. he'll sit down with us right after this on "squawk box." let's say you pay your guy around 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 percent every year. go to e*trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert. it's low. it's guidance on your terms not ours. e*trade. less for us, more for you. >>> welcome back, everybody. pwc completed its acquisition of booz & company this morning. joining us is bob moritz, chairman and

you know i was thinking about this before the show i blame a lot of the problems we have now on oliver stone because you know i i was also talking today to carney about how impossible it is to get him done about guns about gun violence right it doesn't matter what happens you know we know we had children slaughtered we've had three massacres in killeen texas now and we're just we do we can't do anything about guns we can't bring about climate change and it's because you know that greed is good saying from from wall street it was supposed to be satire i think a lot of people took that as a permission slip and all the reasons i mean you know jimmy carter walked to his it wasn't to his ball you know the people loved that and then reagan came in and it was like everybody gets to pay high dollar and have you know fanned lots of gold and glitter and when i was a kid to conserving the environment was a conservative thing and we squared that you know it all and he's proving that now it's because it's all about greed and you're exactly right there's all this money in fossil fuels and so you know wher

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olive garden. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. i'm here with my pal emma stone. spiderman 2" is in theaters this weekend. we're about to have a lip sync battle. here's how it works. we'll take turns lip syncing sections of well known songs. each one of us trying to lip sync better than the other person. we don't know which song the other one's picked, only the performer knows which song is coming next. we're gonna do two songs each. emma, you're new here so, i'll go first. >> all right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: just step aside. >> not good luck. >> jimmy: what? not good luck. thank you. my first song is from a little lady named iggy azalea. and the title is "fancy." ♪ first things first i'm the realest drop this and let the whole world feel it ♪ ♪ and i'm still in the murda bizness i can hold you down like i'm givin' lessons in physics ♪ ♪ you should want a bad -- like this drop it low and pick it up just like this ♪ ♪ cup of ace cup of goose cup of cris high heels somethin' worth a half a ticket on my wrist ♪ ♪ takin' all the liquor straight never chase that

olive and cabernet grapes. his home has 5 bedrooms as well as a 12 seat home theater. just some police to spend time. >> my interview with man who has been sharing the spotlight with rolling stonesears. and tonight he is being rewarded and awarded for what rewarded and awarded for what he has been doing off statemen wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >> member of the legendary rolling stones in the bay area tonight. by night he's the band music director and long time keyboarder. by day environmental advocate and conservationist here to 7 an award for his work. i have known chuck for many years now and he was kind enough to sit down with me this afternoon. welcome back to the bay area my friend. >> always a pleasure to be with you. >> great to see you. so grit to talk to me. congratulations on the awavrmentd that award fro

oliver, good luck. >> thank you. >> come back and see us. >> thank you. >> up next, juanes. you want to see juanes? rolling stoneaza but first this is "today" on nbc. is nbc. >>. >> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >>> back now with one of the biggest stars in the world of music right now, juanes is the only latin artist to make people as list of the top ten best albums of 2014. he's here to perform for us live but first, an introduction for the uninitiated. >> latin superstar juanes sells out concerts worldwide. born in colombia he started his first band as a teenager and since going solo in 2000, he raked up two grammyses, 19 latin grammys and nine number one singles. his fans are loyal, more than 9 million follow him on twitter and the press called him latin america's hottest singer-songwriter, one of the biggest rock stars. his new album recorded in los angeles hit number one in over a dozen countries, proving this legends music transsends language. >> and now let's see him in action. ladies and gentlemen, juanes! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> juanes everyone. thank you so much. h