please welcome paula patton, everybody!tle bit of time off. >> jimmy: oh, this is exciting. >> yes, yes, yes, it's a perfect way to end it. >> jimmy: are you going to celebrate the -- the christmas holiday anywhere? >> yeah, you know what? everybody comes to our house 'cause once you have a child, everybody comes to you and -- but it's going to be pretty casual this year because robin and i have been working so hard and -- >> jimmy: robin as in -- robin thicke is your husband. >> yeah, robin thicke is my husband, yes. >> jimmy: and he has a new album. >> yeah, great new album, yes. >> jimmy: i think he's coming here soon. >> we've both been out promoting. and all we want to do is be with our family now. >> jimmy: yeah. do you have a go-to family christmas album that you listen to? >> you know, we are a very soulful family. so james brown, funky christmas. >> jimmy: oh, that's a great one. >> otis redding, you know? >> jimmy: otis redding is good too. what's the james brown i like? ♪ let's make this christmas mean something

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you liked the movie, i like paula patton.> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. north korea announces to the >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news. kim jong-il is dead. >> he kept the world on edge because of that country's nuclear ambition. it's monday, december 19th. >> good morning. i'm sunny hostin. >> and i'm rob nelson. kim jong-il had been in poor health for several years now. and this morning, state television says he died from heart failure. power was passed along to a son a few years ago, as the lavish dynasty stays in the family. big question, too, in terms of the nuclear ambitions of this country, what happens next? what is this next step? his son, only in his 20s, how is he going to lead this very unpredictable country? >> it's remarkable he's that young and seceded to the throne of that country. >> very interesting to see how this plays out. >>> another major headline this morning, as american troops returning home to loved ones. it's complete. a holiday gift for military families, whil

heritage months that we mark, here in the united states, but since i am the great grandson of thomas patton, a member of the law bay tribe in new jersey and pennsylvania, which is where i grew up, american heritage in the amount is particularly special to me and i am happy to be with you tonight. as part of kqed's celebration during the month of november, we sponsor the american indian film festival, and we have also scheduled over 60 television programs about the native american community and of special interest to the community. these programs you can find out about, listings on kqed.org/heritage. there are three programs that i wanted to mention that are coming up quickly. the first is "we still live here." that is airing tonight at 11:00 on kqed +, channel 54 or 10 on comcast. it is the story of the wamp and not nation of southeastern massachusetts and how they ensure the survival of the pilgrims and lived to regret it. this tells the story of their language. the first time that a language that has had no native speakers for generations has been revived in this country. the bill is part

>> brad bird. >> who was the one who said i want paula patton?erson you feel like you owe this great thing to? >> i don't know. i auditioned for it. i don't know who in the end made the decision. i had to do a screen test with tom. >> he's a very generous guy to work with. >> he really is. he's so kind and really willing to share the spotlight. >> what was it like working in dubai? i know you were on that -- you were in that big building. >> what's the name of that building? >> the burj khalifa. >> that one. >> that must have been something. you were right on the edge. >> i was. we actually shot on the 120th floor -- 124th floor. there's a moment when tom falls. jeremy catches his legs. i catch jeremy's legs. there was a window cut out. i was far back away from it. i couldn't wear a harness because my dress was so tight. all i had was a stunt man holding on to my ankle. by, like, the sixth take we were so close to the edge, i saw tom. he was like, hey, paula. i was like, whoa. >> he didn't have any fear in him at all? >> none. i had more fear tha

faubus talked about serving under general patton eisenhower talked about serving a over general patton in world war ii and then they settle down to business. each of the medcom with a proposal for the crisis. faubus went first. he suggested a 10 day cooling off period and asked eisenhower for the use of federal marshals to maintain order. that must have struck ike as rich. he was now asking for an federal marshals. ike countered with his proposal. faubus could leave the national guard in place but change it from blocking entrance into the school to provide safe passage for those same students. if faubus a great eisenhower pledged the justice department would urge judge davies to drop the content charge. he did not agree he reminded faubus a one outcome, the state would lose. faubus a gamble that eisenhower's ambivalence on the issue of civil rights and his irritation with the supreme court not to mention his extreme reluctance to be the first american president since grant to dispatch federal troops into a southern city would cause him to seek a compromise and allow faubus to save face

looks like it could be a good movie. >> great for see patton doing well.in joins us tomorrow to review this week's releases including the sitter and new year's eve. >>> coming up, russian prime minister vladimir putin, a bit upset with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton. that is coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> no snow but it could be a tough commute because of all the water that is out there. there is live pictures from prince george's countiy. we're back after this. -- there is live pictures from prince george's county. aaron, you're all set. great, thanks. mike, thanks for doing that discount double check. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're getting all the discounts you deserve. no, i get that part, but you guys are doing my move. the discount double check move? that's my touchdown dance. so you're a dancer? no, i'm a quarterback. oh, a quarterback. mrr. i'm a robot. mm, mm. ee, er, ee, er. get out of here. [ male announcer ] aaron rodgers got his. how

and is paula patton in this one, or no? >> paula patton, simon pegg. >> jimmy: simon pegg.er fun. here's a clip. "mission impossible: - ghost protocol," this is jeremy renner. ♪ >> jump now? >> yes. commit, jump. >> jump? >> jump. >> and i catch you. now. ♪ >> so you're sure about this, dude, right, benji? >> pretty sure. [ light laughter ] >> you're pretty sure. >> jump. >> oh, god. >> jump. jump! ♪ >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] that's scary. >> yes. >> jimmy: hey, speaking of scary, you have a hole in your pants. >> i know. >> jimmy: you've been exposing yourself the whole time to our audience. what happened? >> when i get nervous i -- it's not an erection thing. >> jimmy: what? >> when i get nervous, it's -- it's -- i do a deep lunge, and -- and it alleviates all the nerves out -- out of me. >> jimmy: so you did a lunge before you came out? >> i did a lunge before i came out, but these are not lunge approved pants apparently, and i definitely popped a couple of holes. [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: can you just give a lunge on the way out. >> no -- what's going to happ

. >>> plus kevin mccarthy sits down with patton oswald. he stars along size charlize they areon in a new hit movie. fox 5 morning news will be back with that and more. >> merry christmas and happy holidays to vanna and granddaddy, david, morgan, kristen, tyler, madison and henry and all of our family and friends in northern virginia from the donaldsons at spandelum air force base in germany. merry christmas. u paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for two years with a 2 year agreement. it's an amazing holiday deal. but don't wait. it's only available for a limited time. so go to verizon.com/superoffer to sign up. act now and we'll add a special bonus -- $300 back. fios delivers the best picture quality, plus america's fastest, most consistent most reliable internet. spend the holidays saving money. switch to fios and get our best price online -- just $79.99 a month for tw

i love the series. >> i like paula patton. i know you are the next up we'll talk about sherlock holmes, sherlock holmes, game of shadows. robert downy jr. jude law, his role as watson his partner. it's basically -- directed by guy ritchie. and the sequel to the 2009 film. let's take a listen. >> are you happy? >> are you here for another reason? i think we are. can we get on with it. >> simple question? >> will we wait for them to come back round. >> what time is it? >> 3:15. >> over there should be a telegraph office. send this. be back here on the hour. >> so if you luke sherlock homes one you will like two. got very good reviews. saying it is better than the first one. production design fantastic, costume design, supposedly fantastic. "los angeles times" says it is something you should go see. >> robert downy jr. such a good actor. good guy. >> made it his own like johnny depp >>> this morning on "world news now"-- the final stand. candidates for the republican nomination went toe to toe thursday night in the last debate be

jeremy recommender and paula patton co-star in the thriller. >> it's that much more compelling knowing the actor is doing their own stunts. it was a challenge. >> reporter: mission impossible goes protocol opens tomorrow nationwide. >> ashton kutcher. >> reporter: ashton kutcher is bringing punk. he will serve as one of the producers. but the host of the show remains a mystery. the cable network plans to make that announcement during its new year's eve telecast next week. >> here's one you may remember. >> reporter: paul mccartney is releasing an album of standards. the new disk will be out in february and will feature two new songs. famous friends appearing on the album include eric clapton and stevie wonder. that's your eye on entertainment. cbs news, hollywood. >> thank you for keeping your eye on us and watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >> good morning. i'm mike hydeck. >>> [ voices talking

paula patton did all of her own stunts, too, as hunt's new superagent and love interest. >> i think it is that much more compelling when you know the actors are doing their own stunts. i really wanted to take on that challenge. >> jeremy renner joins the high octane agents who go rogue to clear their name after being implicated in the bombing of the kremlin. and there's some comic relief. >> simon pg&e reprises his role as ethan's right hand techy benji. >> it is lovely to be asked back. it means i didn't steal anything the last time and they trust me. >> whether his feet are on the ground or miles above it, tom cruise is proving it is mission possible. alexis christoforous, cbs news. >>> if all of these were thumbs, yea. >> i saw it in imax. the stunts are incredible. not a lot of dialogue to master. it is good. if you like adventure. and guess who really wanted to

balconies perched above the hollowed out centerpiece it's an intriguing place to say the least from the patton selke line ceilings to the intricately carved wooden excitable tables inlaid with traditional brass and copper designs it's clear that a careful attention is being paid to every last detail of the interior. prices won't break the bank here after tomorrow either a three course meal costs around one thousand two hundred roubles the traffic forty dollars. the venue's laidback ambience and extensive cocktail menu make it an ideal place for afternoon evening or even late night drinks while it's refined dekel and soothing environment make it the perfect themed dinner venue and here is my shoes very nice now the arabian sea is the sea of carpets and pillows galore the owners here have managed to create lost elements of arabic design while still being tasteful stylish and not tacky or his good thing and as for the north african themes food well it certainly looks good to say the least let's try the homeless here. we go well. while. fresh and delicious i could close my eyes and imagine i was b

churches attitudes and though though the vatican eventually issued a definitive ruling saying that paul patton changed church teaching activists felt the door to greater dialogue was opened this event you can hosted a conference on the global fight against aids the meeting was said to be partly prompted by confusion over the pope's comments on condom use and ha the program. and while the church is officials made little in the way of new concessions at the conference they demonstrated i read in a stew this past their position with their full names. or didn't want to discuss well known anybody his religious beliefs or who are all more more so you can try to hire somebody whose feelings but they don't you agree that worth a doc's religion session the catholic religion or the russian orthodox church or really islam can be really. problem for full fight with the especially in countries like in africa friends you know this could be also a solution really yes because if you look at today what is happening in most of developing countries if you look at vin network in the grassroots levels the services

reporter: he lives here and dick patton is especially fired up at an occupation that's lasted more than two months. >> it used to be our park, used to be a centerpiece of this neighborhood and it is no longer a friendly or safe place for us to go. reporter: there's a flip side, of course, and this tourist from massachusetts stopped us on the street to articulate his point. >> i think a $400 hit is well worth the price of voices that are dissenting but also voices that are speak is going that needs to be heard. i think the nine -- speaking something that needs to be heard. i think the american people have to understand who has their best interest at heart. reporter: demonstrators are not required to have a permit if the crowd remains under 500 people and they're not camping in the eyes of the law if they're not sleeping in those many tents. we're told police routinely peek in the tents and if they're seen sleeping, they're woken up. occupiers say they sleep just fine night after night. >>> occupy protesters on a hunger strike headed to capitol hill today for a silent protest which think

attorney lorna patton admitted she smuggled documents out of yousef bay the fourth. among the items, a hit list and potential witnesses and a supposed love letter to bay's girlfriend which ended up with destrixtion on how to destroy evidence. bay iv is serving multiple life sentences for ordering the murder of chauncey bailey. >>> scott mcgrew joins us with what a letter reveals. >> reporter: this is the letter that cost mark hurd his job as the head of hewlett packard, a court releasing this letter held as evidence in a lawsuit. it's written by lawyer gloria allred on behave of her client, former actress and hostess jody fisher. the letter accuses hurd of repeatedly propositioning and harassing fisher as she worked for hp as a pose tess for out of town parties. here we see fisher in a reality show. there's nothing particularly new in these occasions, but it is the sort of tawdry and distasteful stuff that hp and hurd would like to avoid. everyone concerned has tried to keep the content secret. >>> among the strange accusations that hurd took actress fisher to an atm

paula patton did all of her own stunts too as hunt's new super agent and love interest jane. >> i think much more compelling when you know that the actor is doing their own stunts. so i really want to take on that challenge. >> we all have our secrets. >> reporter: jeremy renner joins as the high octane agent to go rogue in the body of the krem n kremlin. and there's some comic relief. simon pegg reprises his role as the techie. >> it's lovely to be asked back, you know? it means any steal anything the last time and they trust me. >> reporter: whether his feet are on the ground or miles above it, tom cruise is proving it's mission possible. alexis christoforous, cbs news. >>> coming up a little later on "the early show," arizona senator john mccain discusses the ongoing payroll tax battle in congress. then campaign 2012 and more sparring between newt gingrich and mitt romney as polls indicate gingrich's support is slipping. plus a celebration with recent kennedy center honoree yo-yo ma. all that and much more coming up on "the early show." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thur

am so here in africa and of course bill gates being a technologist using the same track coney and patton and copyright laws to destroy the agriculture industry and to impoverished africans another name we're less than a cherries bob geldof who stood in front of a bag of monsanto corn and said this to a nation from monsanto was a great act of charity for it helped even one child survive then the slavery of terminator seeds was unleashed onto the continent another intellectual property patents instrument of agricultural terrorism monsanto is anyone doing anything to stop the terrorist monsanto in africa whoa you know the reality is for example in retreat retreat is reduced malaria mortality by eighty percent in the last decade and they've done it by basic public health they haven't done it through fancy medicines with fancy with these patents that are pretty draconian and yet this is the biggest breakthrough mortality in history and malaria is the number one killer in africa but you know max i think some of your viewers might be interested in just a little bit about why the horn of africa