the protesters were also joined in support yesterday by kenosha native and oscar nominated actor mark ruffalo. a commerical ane a flight has been placed on administrative leave. the skywest pilot was arrested yesterday at an airport in south dakota. kris van cleave reports from dulles international airport outside w. washington. (track)this "sky west" operated flight landed in salt lake city two hours late wednesday. (take gfx) this tweet from one of its 45 passengers explains the delay. "they had to call in a replacement pilot, because our pilot was drunk."(sot)the one thing pilots should not do is unthinkable.(track)shortly after 8 am wednesday morning... tsa officers noticed the pilot... 38-year old russel duszak... smelled of alcohol. they called police who gave him a breathalyzer test... confirming a blood alcohol level above the legal limit for pilots... point oh- four-percent. another pilot was found to take his place. (sot barbara larsen / passenger)so hopefully they come up with some kind of checks and balances instead of just a tsa officer just smelling it on their breath. (

three-time mba champion is a huge fan of three-time academy his 19 oscar nominations maybe he forgot that his first nomination was for the deer hunter parts of which were filmed right here in cleveland.e sunset time same boat the larry o'brien trophyrr fox 8 and the incredible chevy chip brings the players would get on opening night cng last thing we've all been waiting to see in here it is the cavs nba championship banner the team already step in a right there to the rafters before the season opener a next tuesday october 25. we waited a long time to see that. the american league championship series resumes monday night north of the border he needs him their best-of-seven series the indians lead the series s right now 2-0 proteins how the work out t at rogers center trevor wl start game three corey cooper could start game four on short restpe power brought his john to the media center the drone that cost him he does digits in his pinky finger and for sent to miss his scheduled game to start he said injured finger does not bother himo when he throws. no music city miracle this time fo

his previous films include the oscar nominated documentary "virunga."we welcome you to democracy now! why do you start out by laying out just to the white helmets are and why you did this documentary about them, orlando. quite sure, the white helmets are a group of nearly 3000 volunteers made up of ordinary syrian civilians. they are teachers. they are builders. they are carpenters. they are students. they are just normal people, just like me or you, who decided not to pick up a gun, decided not to lease syria, that decided to every day wake up and risk our lives to save complete strangers. we wanted to make this film for two reasons. the first is that syria is such a hard issue to engage with. the war has been going on for five years now. it is so sad and so upsetting that the international community has s not beenen able to find a solution. i think a lot of people have turned off. at the white helmets, their story is a story of hope. it is a story whihich cuts throh politics in a story that resonates with pele around the world. and also, e nararrative

oscar-nominated actress .. angela bassett .. encouraged people in the triangle today .. to get to the polls early. she made campaign stops for hillary clinton in durham. out into the community and get everyone excited for election day. bassett says she'll be making stops throughout next couple of days. on the republican side .. republican national committee co- chair sharon day spent the day in north carolina. she joined the wives of senators richard burr and thom tillis. they visited offices in several cities including one on spring forest road in raleigh this afternoon. we've just learned donald trump will return to north carolina next week. he's holding a rally in kinston on wednesday night at seven .. at the kinston jet center. presidential candidate mike pence will campaign for trump in greensboro on monday. he'll host a rally at seven p-m .. at the greensboro coliseum. doors open at five. the governor of indiana will also host a rally at catawba college in salisbury on monday afternoon. tonight... police in new york say preliminary tests on a white powdery substanc

. >> she earned an oscar nomination as matt's british love interest. >> skylar. >> by the way, that guy over there. >> minnie revealed to andy co own "watch what happens live" she was hurt by the producer's criticism of her appearance. >> d >> yeah, but i also -- i was also, i think together enough to know that hotness is a perception and it's really a point of view, and this dude is no picnic to look at. so that's all right. i don't want to be your type. >> well, she was matt's type for a while. the two were a couple. we witnessed their pda when they celebrated matt's best actor golden globe nomination. i mean -- >> you have stiff competition there. no, she doesn't. she has no competition. >> that was a really cute moment and minnie and matt broke up shortly after that interview aired and she is currently dating this man, neville wakefield. she is also starring in abc's new hit comedy "speechless". >> meanwhile, gwen and blake's romance reached another major relationship milestone. you know it's serious when you take your man to the happiest place on earth. gw can't keep their eyes off

people often congratulate me for my work in enchanted, and they're very proud of the incredible oscar nominations i've received over the years. i'm not gal's real best friend. i'm just a stand in when amy is away from the justice league finished "keeping up with the joneses," i was doing justice league, and i saw amy, and i hugged her and told her, i miss you. amy was like -- but, yeah, it was a little confusing for me. i love them both so much. >> she likes amy a little more because she's higher on the star meter. but when she's looking down, when she's like -- i'll get mtv breakup star. >> i think they're all pretty great. >>> all right. coming up. >> it backfired as far as my career. >> the decision that nearly killed chris o'donnell's career. why he was forced back into the limelight. >> i've got five kids at home to provide for, so it changes the stakes a little bit. >>> then why sarah jessica parker is still gushing over husband, matthew, after nearly 20 years. >> still the smartest and the funniest to me. >>> much more "insider" still ahead. we are inside sarah jessica parker's new york ci

at early screenings, it got standing ovations, and talk of oscar nominations. but with fame, came scrutiny, and nate parker's past began to make headlines. >> you know, i-- i was falsely accused. you know, i went to court. and i sat in trial. you know, i was-- i was-- i was vindicated. i was proven innocent. i was vindicated. >> mary quin: right away, we knew this was-looked like we were going to be taken hostage, this was a kidnapping. >> whitaker: how many kidnappers were there? >> quin: about 18. >> whitaker: how mary quin survived is a story in itself. and so is what the terrorist behind the kidnapping learned: you don't mess with mary quin. >> quin: i just took another step closer to him and put my foot down on his head and that just gave me some leverage. >> whitaker: so you wrestled the gun away from him? >> quin: yes, and said some >> whitaker: what did you say? >> quin: it was casting aspersions on his mother, i'll put it that way. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories

. >> reporter: after winning a tony award, broadway's highest honor, he topped it off with an oscar-nominated performance in the film "trumbo." >> well, well. >> that's quite a run. >> surprising. for an old journeyman actor. >> got a few clips to show you >> oh, yes? >> okay. roll it. >> what the hell is wrong with you? >> reporter: cranston has been a working actor since his mid 20s. >> oh, yeah. >> very sweet. >> reporter: beginning with a part on the soap opera "loving." >> that attraction is our business. all right? >> reporter: and after there's been everything from the sublime to the ridiculous. good guys, bad guys. >> he's dead! >> i'm sorry, we did everything we could. >> reporter: and sometimes parts so small even cranston's forgotten them. >> what is that? >> it says here it's "amazon women on the moon." >> five minutes for the widow. >> you ended up on the cutting room floor. that's why you've never seen it. >> "amazon women on the moon." who could forget? who wants to remember is a better question actually. >> but i promised myself -- >> reporter: in all there have been nearly 15

. >> i'm proud of the incredible oscar nominations i received. >> do you ever get ila? >> all the time. the difference is, ila is gracious and just says thank you. i'm like, no, that's not me. >> there's no mistaking tom hanks playing ron howard on >> hey, it's me, ron howard. how cool is that? >> i've seen tom do his impressions of me, and he warned me, he said, you know, buckle up, ron. i laughed my head off. >> what are you going to do to get back at him. >> maybe the next movie there will be an extra icee running scene. it has to be real ice. >> he was just there to have a good time. >>> moving on to last night's "dancing with the stars" tracking at number three. >> yo with a shocker. it was a bad night for maureen mccormick. and on a night they were celebrating decades too. i hopefully helped ease the pain. i want to talk about a throw back photo. >> oh, my god. well, when i first got into the industry, i did a string of mattel commercials. >> wow! she's real like me. >> i was the right age to love going to the mattel factory, and seeing all these cool toys. >> les

movie is about a slave rebellion at early screenings, it got standing ovations, and talk of oscar nominations. but with fame, came scrutiny, and nate parker's past began to make headlines. >> you know, i-- i was falsely accused. you know, i went to court. and i sat in trial. you know, i was-- i was-- i was vindicated. i was proven innocent. i was vindicated. >> mary quin: right away, we knew twa were going to be taken hostage, this was a kidnapping. >> whitaker: how many kidnappers were there? >> quin: about 18. >> whitaker: how mary quin survived is a story in itself. and so is what the terrorist behind the kidnapping learned: you don't mess with mary quin. >> quin: i just took another step closer to him and put my foot down on his head and that just gave me some leverage. >> whitaker: so you wrestled the gun away from him? >> quin: yes, and said some things that we won't repeat on television.

earned two oscar nominations and tells the story of opera singers who were persecuted by communist henchmen. that movie helped put chinese film on the map. but today, chen one of china's most venerated filmmakers find it hard to keep up. >> reporter: it's become big business. >> exactly. >> reporter: chinese people. you know? they don't give a [ bleep ]. they just say, hey, we are here to watch a movie. >> reporter: there are generations that have grown up on china's booming consumer culture. and on the surface, their lifestyles look more and more like young people's in the west. prosperity has transformed china. it is no longer a closed communist country. but amidst all of this modernit ycht, the chinese governmen ones can be shown in theaters. we asked to speak with the government officials who oversee the film industry here. but they declined to be interviewed. some things haven't changed. it is not easy filming anything in china. those were just private security guards. but when it comes to making movies, the government is involved in almost every step of the process. from deciding whic

take his oscar nominated, grammy winning hit "against all odds." he can't even play it. >> apart from wright, i have only ever played it twice. >> reporter: you can't play "against all odds." >> no. i could learn. but i doubt -- i can't play it. no. >> reporter: phil collins has written this book to reckon with much bigger things than that. ? you'll be in my heart ? >> reporter: in 2006, his third marriage falling apart, living on the broadway version of "tarzan" collins almost let the pain kill him. >> reporter: you discover the pain relief in the minibar. were you aware you were drinking that much? >> yeah. yeah. ? take take me home ? this man who had given so much pleasure to so many op the workaholic became an alcoholic. how bad did it get? i was at death's door, you know? >> reporter: hang on. literally. death's door? >> that's what the doctor said. i was in intensive care in the hospital. my pancreas, had sort of given up. organs were shutting down. is my assistant, mr. collins papers in order because we don't think he might not make it, you

the studio has scored 13 best picture oscar nominations in the last 12 years and won three in the last 10. ? amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. with sleep number, you choose the exact firmness and comfort you want and so does your partner for the best sleep ever. the columbus day sale is on now with the queen c4 mattress set only $1399.98. plus 24-month financing. karen: welcome back. orson welles did it, warren beatty did it, and down the parker joins a handful in hollywood history that have managed to write, produce, direct, and star in a film. even investing his own money. but just as his star was rising, controversy surrounding his involvement in a two decades old case in which parker was accused and acquitted of a college campus rape. social media outrage and calls to boycott the film followed. his initial response was not well-received but his ask of the moviegoing public is to judge the film on its own merit. karen: what drove you to tell the story of nat turner on film? the absence of information, my miseducation growing up. i learned about so many heroes, fore

he won a tony award on broadway, an oscar nomination in memoir. it's testimony to his talent, patience, perseverance and luck. >> bryan, bryan, bryan! >> kroft: bryan cranston was born and raised in los angeles and had been a familiar face here for decades but never a star. that officially changed three years ago, when the hollywood chamber of commerce embedded his name in a sidewalk. >> cranston: ? i have often ? but the pavement never held my star before ? all at once i'm three stories high ? knowing i'm on the street where it lives. ? ( applause ) >> kroft: since then, it's only gotten better. at age 60, he is on hollywood's a-list and a red carpet regular, and no one was more surprised than cranston. >> cranston: i didn't feel entitled to become a star. i didn't expect it. >> kroft: did you want it? >> cranstoot professionally are opportunities. and through my good fortune, that's what's happened. opportunity has come to me. >> kroft: and when it came late in his career, cranston knocked it out of the park. >> maybe you and i could partner up?

of course oscar nominated role oscar nod for his role in the movie "boyhood" which takes place over the course of 12 years. >>> now he plays a man with a dark past trying to keep everyone at arm's length. ethan, good morning. good to see you. this is your life right here. >> like a high school year book situation. we're going to write each other, "see you after the summer. hope you have a good time with that job." >> most likely to get an oscar it is so intriguing. it is a western. co-star john travolta. what sold you on this deal? >> well, you know what's funny, this is kind of my year of the western. >> it is. >> "magnificent seven" came out a couple months ago, whatever. but a couple years ago, i had never been in a western. i really wanted to be. and so this opportunity came up. i've done a couple horror films with jason blum with sinister and the perch. movies. i was kind of talking, don't forget about the western. ty west wanted to make a western, so we got travolta. we basically went out to the desert around came out with this movie. >> that's terrific. my dad tells me all the ti

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