come on back. >> inmate penn, ict has the deliberated on this.e are going to recommend that you be placed on close management one. you have 15 days to appeal that through the grievance procedure. do understand that? >> yes, sir. >> okay, that's all. >> every six months, you're up for a review where you can be dropped to a lower level, but for at least my first six months, i will be in pretty much confinement for six straight months. you know, it's not necessarily how you want to do your time. >> while close management serves as a prison within the prison, many of santa rosa's general population inmates have been transferred here after proving to be too much to handle at other florida state prisons. among them is danny pritchett. >> pritchett was recently received here at santa rosa. he is a predatory inmate, has a history of that outside of prison and inside of prison. >> i never got along with anybody because i was always standoffish, i was a loner, stand away from everybody because i would never understand anybody or nothing. i came to prison w

(arthur penn) and they began to say, "wait a minute.onsoring this, they can't say this" or "they can't say that." and that was the beginning of the exodus for all of us from serious live television. (narrator) the rise of network television gave moviemakers a new chance. with moviettendance at half the level of a decade before, hollywood saw a chance to counter its own decline producing programs directly for this new medium. (todd gitlin) studios turned television into an assembly-line product. it did that by building a set, using it on 39 episodes a year. they had a regular cast. the division of labor was very precise. the turnaround time on episodes was very brief. now, of course, the studios had always done that. let's not romanticize the old studio set-up, but here the formulas were even more confining because week after week "the phil silvers show" or "ozzie and harriet" had to be recognizably the same. (announcer) "ozzie and harriet" starring the entire nelson family ozzie, harriet, david and rickie. hello. i'm mister ed. (narrato

(arthur penn) and they began to say, "wait a minute.onsoring this, they can't say this" or "they can't say that." and that was the beginning of the exodus for all of us from serious live television. (narrator) the rise of network television gave moviemakers a new chance. with movie attendance at half the level of a decade before, hollywood saw a chance to counter its own decline by producing programs directly for this new medium. (todd gitlin) studios turned television into an assembly-line product. it did that by building a set, using it on 39 episodes a year. they had a regular cast. the division of labor was very precise. the turnaround time on episodes was very brief. now, of course, the studios had always done that. let's not romanticize the old studio set-up, but here the formulas were even more confining because week after week "the phil silvers show" or "ozzie and harriet" had to be recognizably the same. (announcer) "ozzie and harriet" starring the entire nelson family ozzie, harriet, david and rickie. hello. i'm mister ed. (na

sean penn was asked about the incident and here is what he had to say. >> mr. wk, a lot of striking things occur in that video. one, the interesting -- what would you call that a rat tail? >> yes, sean penn is working on a role that requires a longer head of hair. i can appreciate that. i think hopper is starting to encounter pop raw swrea and hoping -- paparazzi and hoping along and now he is realizing they want that reaction. that's exactly what they want. they are trying to chide him and coax him and get that kind of bad behavior. he played right into their hands and hopefully after this he will be quiet. >> i think he might be pretty stupid too. >> really? >> i mean, i don't know. >> it could all be for publicity. >> he could have one big project coming up. >> that could be it, harris. he is playing a homophobic racist in a movie and this was just -- he is immersing himself in the role which is what his dad would do. >> he is playing his father in a film? >> circa 1982 when he was still with madonna? the thing about this the bar this hollywood is so low tha

penn state took action and made sure his employer which by the way was no longer penn state, his employernew about it and they knew who the boy was. >> in between the shrieking just to clarify, you don't believe sandusky abused the boy? >> how many times do we need to go through this? i couldn't care less about that. he had his day in court. is this that difficult a concept for you? you won celebrity apprentice. you're a smart guy. i would think you can understand the difference between defending joe paterno's legacy. >> nobody wants to defend his legacy. his own family don't want you to do this. joe paterno's family don't want you doing this. >> scott paterno, you're right, does not want me doing this. i have a lot to say about scott paterno. >> give him a chance to carry on tormenting these poor kids with his jocular horrible little -- >> you're excited to have me on to play the clips. you're the one. i don't have the ability to go to a huge broadcast on cnn -- >> you made a movie out of this. >> you decided let's play jerry sandusky. you're the one tormenting these kids allegedly which

he said this crazy crap to sean penn and sean penn would sit there and nod and take it and tell the world what a great distrace was he died. >> sean penn was the modern hero of walter durante. walter durante saw the famine and chose not to report and it it won a pulitzer prize. just like your jokes they died. you had so many hugo chavez jokes. >> when i spin back around i am hugo chavez, and that's what they say about me. the first five impressions were bad. we thought this guy stinks, but then that last one he was hugo chavez. and then i read from your book until i can't speak anymore. >>> bill, defend the dictator you stupid, commi hating pig. >> i am all of those things. hugo chavez is a bad man, but so are generalizations. we had four quotes from four people in hollywood so we covered just about all of hollywood. a citco station is not a lefty organization. they were ordered to have that flag at half mast. >> why? they were nationalized, am i right? >> you know what is funny is the examples, everybody that has spoken out in favor of hugo has the same thing in common. they are all craz

we've got sean penn known for going off paparazzi and photographers.lks in and interestingly, he didn't do anything, but then his son, 19 years old, follows up and watch this video. >> are you kidding me? don't ever do that, dude. (bleep). >> wow, reaction? >> yeah, the hollywood anger management candidate apple doesn't fall far from the tree. of course, dad, sean penn, the senior of course, was involved in violent altercations with paparazzi and here now with the son hopper penn, who was pretty hopped up in that video hurling racist slurs at a photographer on the day that, you know, one of these gay marriage cases is before the supreme court. sean penn himself, a big champion of gay rights, remember a couple of years ago he was honored by hollywood for his depiction of gay mayor, san francisco mayor and waxed forth so sanctimoniously about the need for tolerance. maybe he should have been delivering that speech to his son? >> i watch this and i'm thinking, you know, there's such hypocrisy by, you know, they should be thanking the paparazzi. and gets s

you had penn stakes. the post office building, and you had the possibility-- >> in principle, but in in fact as i've argued, want architecture of pennsylvania station-- which you can't say a bad word about anymore-- there were some real problems with it. it stood alone it's station it was was brilliantly like grand central, the traction brilliantly conceived and directed. but the station of a standalone object, very different in conception from grand central which was understood from the beginning, and almost uniquely as a constellation of intersected buildings, three leveles, really, astonishing. the cars going above, pedestrian traffic at street level and these underground concourses. and it was kind of a tightly knit kind of spider-like construction-- >> woven into the fabric. >> woven into the fabric -- >> rose: who are the heroes of the restitration project? >> i would say peter stangl, john bell, and jackie onassis. the municipal art society played a major role. >> rose: a friend of mine said the pr

he heard sean penn say it in the past.your home. >> greg: is that an apology enough. >> ironic his name is hopper. his name is hopper, i can't believe his photographer kept his cool. i can't believe he didn't knock him out. his father is an enemy of the first amendment. he is an insufferable near system sift that tries to control the press. his son is the same way. when he is in haiti or louisiana after the hurricane and he on a boat with a gun, that is when he wants.... >> dana: or how about cuba or venezuela. >> andrea: clearly his son feels comfortable saying those things in front of his father. i would never say anything like that or be disrespectful in front of my parents. >> unless you knew you were going to get in trouble. >>. >> greg: i wanted to talk about this great video from resent magazine. a rebuttal to jim carrey's video by a guy name remy. its response to anti-gun song. i think it is good. take it away ♪ sometimes stars get on guards when they make a million ♪ ♪ and then call you heartless mother [ bleep ]

oliver stone and sean penn weep over a man is saying we agree with him.women who fall in love with killer option death row. it's about the desperately low opinion they have of themselves, opinion we all share. the equation seems to be i'm a piece of crap so i have to fall in love with someone who also sees me as a piece of crap. the fact is, hugo was the least popular hugo since the yugoslavian national vehicle. maybe the hollywood ghouls should be forced to drive them to remind themselves what amazing tools they truly are. ♪ >> greg: k.g., you were bellowing during my monologue. >> kimberly: it was so weird. there were good parts. >> greg: why is it cool for left wing to embrace thugs? when they know that the people do terrible things. this guy left the country in poverty pilfering billions of dollars and he's considered a hero. >> kimberly: that is the problem. kim jung unsaying why am i rejected by the hollywood left? what did i do so bad compared to this guy? it makes no sense. i don't understand how they think it is helping their cause. the cause mak

and penn jillette, from "penn and teller," who's brilliant -- >> brilliant guy. >> jimmy: love that guyes this have to do with" -- in my head. >> thank you! >> jimmy: what does it have to do with universal studios? >> thank you! a floating head. and everybody's wowed because penn jillettes going -- [ as penn ] "we're gonna have a floating head and the head will be" -- and i'm going, wait a minute, what does that have to do with anything? >> jimmy: that's a good idea. i love everyone having a floating head who was a tourist, but what does it have to do with anything universal studios? >> and that's when i knew i was fired, because i'm in the board room and i'm trying to explain to trump why we went with my crappy idea -- floating head. and donald trump goes, "a floating head!? that's great!" -- i said, "oh man, i'm a dead man." >> jimmy: but i mean, why? i don't understand. like, no one else came up with an idea. >> and everyone else sits silently. >> jimmy: where's lisa, mary-lou, your team -- like, no one said anything. you're just sitting there going like, all right let's think about

hopper penn. ok sean penn's son who had. thought and probably would have known about this just this week he had a run in with some part with the paparazzi you bumped him and as he was going on what way he called him the n word and the word and. you type that into the search engine and nothing was there so let's play this. game and here are the reason i mean it is we mean it could be there's more. for a camembert of congress. act or look both sides and i'm not saying you know i don't want and i don't want to be accused of being like people on your side it's as if everybody does it ok because it's bad what happened that's all of them are all i'm saying is that when it happens with our public officials we should have less tolerance for it of course and i'd be the first one to kick that butt out if i could but at the same time we can't use a pick and choose you know i for example i'm i'm kind of shocked. that you didn't know anything about the you know sean penn son i do not follow. that i covered by going to tame it and i did n

sean penn, danny glover. who's the producer? oliver stone. >> yep. jesse jackson. i'm going to take jackson out and stay with the hollywood crowd. are these the nutty nest of the nuts possible? this guy was a communist, he hates america. he pals around with ahmadinejad. what the hell are they doing going down to his funeral? >> what did will rogers say? give the public what they want. you know, i always wondered why does joe kennedy jr. promote that sxhafz that oil? turned out he was getting a million a year, his wife was getting $300,000 a year. why did he control the country, the army? he paid the generals off like crazy. i bet he was sending a lot of money to hollywood. >> you want to defend hollywood, blake, for going to the chavez funeral? the guy hated america. it's very important to note that. castro guy. he's a communist. i think the venezuelans hated him because he was a total dictator. why go to his funeral? what's the message here? >> i don't know what their message was. i can't speak for them. i do know that there are a couple of sides to

penn jillette. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening.'re looking live at the white house where somewhere, somebody has got to be wondering how on earth did it ever come to this? $85 billion in spending cuts, and just about nobody in america wants, and nobody, not the president, not congress, seems to be able to stop. just a few hours, president obama will meet with leaders from both sides of the aisle. if you think that will put the brakes on the whole thing, listen to this. >> amazingly enough, there are republicans dancing in the streets, happy with the thought that sequestration will happen. >> we have done our work. they've not done theirs. the house shouldn't have to pass a third bill to replace the sequester before the senate passes one. >> so is there anything that anyone in washington can do to clean up the mess before it's too late. jessica yellin is at the white house now. on the face of it, it seems so utterly pathetic, childish and pathetic. am i wrong? >> no, you're not wrong, and i think you would be pressed to find anyone

and that is of the penn state officials who were tangentially involved.ht jerry sandusky's words play into their trial? >> if always could. and legal proceedings you have to be very careful about saying anything. i mean, i certainly credit the paterno family with distancing themselves from this. he had an opportunity that is mr. sandusky to testify in a court of law where he's under oath and subject to cross-examination. he opted not to do that. and so to do something self-serving now is another matter. but as to the other issues coming forward, you know, whenever you're talking about a cover up at the highest level, it's a matter who have knew what when. i don't think he has nuch creen credibility, that is sandusky, to weigh in, but there is also civil proceedings that are ongoing and i think ultimately it's in the school's interests to dispose of this, dispose of it quickly and on get the good name back that penn state and the students who go there deserve. >> i'm glad you brought up the civil, as well. it's not just outstanding criminal issues. and mil

the former penn state assistant football coach, convicted of molesting young boys.ing out from behind bars. for the first time. catherine heenan is standing by with the story. >> catherine: jerry sandusky is serving no less than 30- years in prison for sexually abusing young boys over a 15-year- period. jerry sandusky gave his first interview from prison to a filmmaker who is making a documentary with the goal of clearing penn state's long-time football coach, the late joe paterno's name. excerpts aired on nbc's today show. when asked about coach mike mcqueary's testimony that he saw sandusky sexually abusing a young boy in a penn state locker room shower, sandusky says there were inconsistencies in mcquery's story: >> i don't understand how anybody would have walked into that locker room from where he was and heard sounds associated that was sex going on laughter.you know, like he said that could've been, i mean, there was.that would have been the last thing i would have thought about. i would've thought maybe fooling around or something like that >> catherine: san

. >> what we are seeing is a reaction to what happened in penn state but should have reported a crimee will be a distinction legally in every state you have laws for certain professionals are required to report crimes and as he said it is my understanding in ohio a faculty member is required to report a crime. there is no obligation i know of anywhere in the world that requires a civilian report a crime, nor is there any report of the victim. lou: very little discussion about the owners in which of these crimes took place, one would think they would have immense liability in this. >> they have civil liability beginning with serving alcohol or allowing alcohol to be served to a minor, not providing proper supervision, these are serious, serious things. there is only one thing that is good coming out of this, that is this country is talking about it and people are getting the message, especially young men that only does no mean no, but anyone who is not capable of giving consent. lou: i think there is something else very positive coming out of it, a 16-year-old victim will not have to e

. >> back to the funeral that it is disturb thag sean penn would go to the funeral. chavez. >> he knew the sentencative side. >> sean penn is not stupid and unlike dennis rodman. why does he report dictators like it is attraction to the strong man. >> i go back to the david and goliath. any david will do even if the david is a totalian tirant. >> is anybody going to file past the fat corpse of the tool? there were 20,000 people murder no wonder if was a red carpet. dianne should we embalm our leaders? >> i think we should embalm celebrities. >> there are already wax figures and we don't need them embalmed. that creepy. yes, people will walk to see his body and his funeral had thousands of people. people knowledge that narrative that he is the championing the poor and fighting for the little guy. read the profile. he nationalized health care to help the poor. bringging on my business reporter, look at ren ven market. it was the best performing market and the rally announced when he had canc yer biggest spike when everybody thought he was going to step down. >> i like

penn gillette of penn and teller turns 58 today. >>> all day long stay on top of the very latest developments on those stories and the best political analysis on msnbc. and tonight, be sure to watch "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at all the lethal weapons seized at airports every day. >>> and "30 rock" tina fey tells savannah about her new romantic comedy "admission" and steamy shower scene with actor paul rudd. that's it for us. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui along with bill kari karins. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great tuesday. >>> set sail. a stolen yacht is on the move once again this morning. find out how crews were able to set it free and where it's headed right now. >> you couldn't forget. >> family and friends remembering the south bay teenager gunned down in campbell's first homicide in more than five years.

and sean penn, oliver stone, dumb hollywood actors, michael moore don't impress me.my carter bothers me some, but in terms of sucking himself to the dictator was none other than joe kennedy. watch the ad that he ran and was a part of. >> for far too many americans, winter time cold and suffering and can't pay their heating bill. >> do you greet every oil man this >> only the ones i love. >> and for heating for needy families from the venezuela, i'm joe kennedy, if you need help staying warm this winter 1800-315-8249 because no one should be be left in the cold. >> sean: we're going to ask hugo chavez to help us. >> he's got "tool" tattooed on his forehead. and at least kennedy is not in the white house. the nobel peace prize winner to call a dictator a dictator. go back and read obama's wish washy statement on this evil man and it just really sums it all up about the left and their coddling of evil. >> sean: michelle malkin, always good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> you bet. >> sean: coming up next all eyes on washington. the filibuster started by rand pau

via sean penn. they are giving him a .75 million towards these earthquake victims to move them. >> sean penn is an interesting character. i can't quite figure him out. i will give him credit, he focused on paid attention and they have a lot of problems there. melissa: let's go on to robot cars. the car was developed to help japan's aging population. you think we will be riding around in these one-day? they drive themselves up a little scary. what the thing? >> i like the aspect of it. i can't see myself in a car that small. melissa: that is all the "money" we have for you today. be sure to watch neil cavuto. he's whenever special report. gerri: hello, everyone, i am gerri willis. backlash over the tsa's plan to allow knives on planes. one lawmaker wants to force the agency to back down and he is here tonight. also, obamacare coverage could be more painful than doing your taxes. and covering your assets with a new way to measure your credit score. "the willis report" is on the case. gerri: all of tha

dictator provoked a the lot of expected and moronic comments from people like oliver stone and sean penn, but we also have comments talking about how sad we were to see hugo chavez leave us from the british foreign secretary. and if you can believe it, the president of colombia, juan manuel santos said he was saddened by the death of chavez. >> david: he sergeanted colombia. >> and mike rogers says that hugo chavez was a stabilizing force in latin america and progress in the region. >> a good hit to mr. roger. >> and the nanny state marches on. >> a miss to our mayor here in new york, michael bloomberg whose large soda ban goes into effect next week. for all of us, even if you're not a big gulp drinker, it's a slippery slope before he goes after large alcoholic beverages and could it be the 24-ounce beer can or the 40-ounce bottle. >> david: the 24-ounce beer can which you commuters love, there would be a riot in the commuting trains. and dan, you have proof, by the way, that there is global warming, or more precisely there was global warm a long time ago. >> a canadian scientist said th

. >>> we're learning details about how much the jerry sandusky scandal could cost penn state. penn state released a document detailing the agreement with louis freeh to investigate the scandal. it's a review the school says cost them $8.1 million. since the end of december the school said total costs associate the with the scandal topped $41 million. >>> just hours before set to take effect, a new york supreme court judge struck down new york city's ban on large sugary drinks. the ruling means super-sized sodas, sweetened tea and other beverages can be sold in restaurants, theaters and other venues. >>> a report shows america's school buildings are in bad shape. schools across the country are in such bad shape it would cost a quarter trillion dollars to return them to their original conditions. it would cost twice that much to get them up to date. the center for green schools said it's more difficult for students to learn when classroom roofs leak or it's too hot or cold. >>> 4:46. sal, it takes us a week to get used to the time change, but it's not as bad as yesterday. >> eve

sean penn, roseanne barr.ed, jimmy carter initially didn't want to put out a statement on his death. neil: the "wall street journal" " lou: the "wall street journal" put out the remarks. >> and puts out a gushing statement. >> he didn't want to censor newspapers..3 if he did all these things he did attack religious institutions for people he didn't agree with, he closed down boundaries, didn't allow discussion, and these guys living in this extraordinary country where freedom reigns. a great man, what are they nuts? lou: think of sean penn, michael moore, just suche

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you went to see hugo chavez in 2008 with christopher hitchens and sean penn.hat was your take on him as a world leader? he was there 14 years on and off. how do you think history will judge him? >> well, he's a classic cadillo of latin america, a strongman, who was infat baited with che guevara and fidel castro. they would go visit castro all the time and write a regular letter that would be messengered. some day there will be these castro/chavez letters. he had a love/hate with the unite. sean penn and danny glover were his friends. couldn't understand the u.s. government. thought the cia was behind all the mischief in the world and was very prone to conspiracy theories such as the apollo missions were a fraud and done in a hollywood backlot. baseball was a big deal with him. the cincinnati reds baseball team was his team and because his really good friend was dave enconcepcion. >> he made a statement but i preferred his tweets. he said hated by the entrenched classes hugo chavez will live forever in history. i mourn a great hero to majority of his people and

. >>> penn state is paying a hefty price for the sex scandal involving their former assistant footballerry sandusky. documents just released by the university show it paid more than $8 million for an investigation by former fbi director louis freeh. in addition, penn state's website says total costs associated with the scandal top some $41 million as of the end of last year. >>> the head of the tsa is not bowing to criticism about his decision to allow small knives on planes. john pistole is expected to defend his decision on thursday at a hearing of the house homeland security committee. pilots, flight attendants and some members of congress have criticized his plan to revise the policy on small knives. >>> president obama will meet with senate democrats up on capitol hill today. he will get together with congressional republicans tomorrow and again on thursday. all part of an effort to find a solution to the budget crisis. the president hopes to find a deal to cut $4 trillion from the deficit over the next 10 years. >> we should engage with and move forward -- engage with republicans

the death of hugo chavez a big loss for actor sean penn.nezuelan dictator's passing. sandra smith and charles payne have something to say about it. they're next. ♪ >> the man who once called president george w. bush el diablo is dead. hugo chavez died of cancer. and sean penn said the people of the united states lost a friend it never knew it had and poor people around the world lost a champion. where do you want to start, charles? >> well, he was never a friend he didn't have and we're up on that. it's the notion that poor people should be coded, should be spoon-fed and really is a negative notion that they don't have the -- they don't have what it takes to make it on their own. you didn't pull yourself up by your boot straps, but we will take from people who have and-- >> hugo chavez says you poor people are being stamped on by the rich and we're going to take the boot off your neck. charles: but also say that in this world, in this world, it's just -- it's against you, you can't make it in this world, but we devised a plan. >> hugo chave

sean penn and martin sheen did not go to the fletcher school of diplomacy, they were not and are notolicy professionals. they were just right. and the trained foreign policy professionals were very, very wrong. >> every statement i make today is backed up by sources, solid sources. these are not assertions. what we're giving you are facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence. >> it was hard being against the invasion of iraq. it was especially hard to make that argument on fox news, but some were brave enough to do it. >> are there any circumstances where you would think war with iraq is appropriate? >> i guess those circumstances have not revealed themself yet. i think this will be one of the worst chapters in american history if it is perceived by the arab world that a u.s.-led invasion that was not justified, not in self defense goes forward. international law matters. the u.n. is not irrelevant. >> citing international law in those days could make you a laughing stock on television, but janine garofalo hung in there, she was ridiculed mercilessly. the prowar world, includi

sean penn went to iraq. sean penn went to cuba, spoke well.nn went to venezuela to see hugo chavez. came back and said he's not a dictator. what do they know? to spew how i love him and president obama should talk to him, what gives them the right? >> it is a free country. remember what john kerry said in germany about americans have a right to be stupid if they want to be which is a tremendous insult to americans back home doing that overseas, but people should stick to what they know. it's like me coming in and getting involved on the discussion on tax rates. i may have a personal opinion. but i don't have a professional opinion on it. i hate to see people taken advantage of. they can be used as propaganda tools within the country. kim jong eun is the new leader. he tried to build a cult of penalty which his father and grandfather had. he's probably going to use these individuals to look bigger in the eyes of his people. >> i have to ask you. this is great. >> as long as you don't say "my friends." >> will president obama call kim now that d

penn state's enabling mr. sandusky to do what he did.le in the civil cases. >> so, so one of the, one of the pieces of sound from jerry sandusky in this interview that was aired on nbc where jerry sandusky essentially saying he doesn't understand how somebody could have walked into the shower room, mike mcqueary and, and, and jumped to the conclusions that he did about what was going on in there. i mean he's really attacking the mcqueary witness, and also that whole episode that really turned the stomachs of the jury. >> i was there. i saw mike mcqueary testify with conviction, and without a doubt he was believed by the jury. he told a compelling, compelling story. and i don't understand how mr. sandusky doesn't understand that mr. mcqueary saw what mr. sandusky had repeated over and over again in the shower room. with little boys. he saw it. he -- he told people about it. mr. mcqueary did. and the facts were the facts. so mr. sandusky now saying oh, i don't understand what mr. mcqueary saw, well it was evident in the courtroom what he s

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