david: quentin, should everybody be afraid?well, people got pushed onto the government's plantation, particularly wall street where we're talking about these big pay packages, during the bush administration. and you know something? it was probably a good thing because they had destroyed the world economy with their shenanigans. we had to bail them out. a.i.g., you can shake your head, but they -- the government gave the appreciate secretary $700 billion because the world was flying apart. a.i.g. was bailed out. that's why goldman sachs even exists today. goldman sachs has done a brilliant p.r. job convincing the world they have nothing to do with this downturn. it's nothing but the financial system which we had to save. these guys have lost perspective, giving themselves these monster pay packages. >> the pay czar says and i am quoting him, i have the discretion. david: does that mean if a s&p got a tax break, feinberg can adjust their pay? >> i think we're all at risk here. now that quentin's pop last friends are running the c

we were like -- boy in the drawer, and quentin was cheering.n a drawer. that was -- that had translucent skin. my dad -- i don't know, his advice was put him back in the drawer. so quentin after the seder was like, wow this is such a wonderful experience. that you tell the story of the holocaust and that you talk about slavery and oppression and then you tell horrible, disguging -- disgusting stories from medical school. my parents are new york jews and said they'd never step foot in berlin. we are shooting the scene with 300 actors dressed up as nazis and quentin has the nazi high command, hitler and all of them going happy birthday. 's not my parent's -- it's not my parent's birthday. then he says to my mom, you're going to be a nazi collaborator. oh, wonderful. they spent the morning at the holocaust museum. look at me, i'm in my nazi chick clothing. and it's this nazi propaganda movie that quentin had me direct. he's a big fan of my directing. so my parents were there with hitler singing happy birthday, watching their son do nazi propaganda

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. >> director quentin tarantino learned how to call the shots at a young age. this week he is at it again, challenging audience with a movie that attempts to rewrite the story of world war ii. our tracy smith pays him a vis visit. >> ever since he unleashed pulp fiction back in 1994, director audiences with a sexy brew of sly humor and over the top violence. >> my work is unmistakably me and i like that about it because mi dikelie. >> getting to know quentin tarantino, later on sunday morning. >> four dakotas ago nearly half a million people spent their sunday morning in the mud at the farm in upstate new york. four decades later our steve hartman takes us back to woodstock. >> 40 years ago woodstock was where it was at. but today the question is, where is it? >> the woodstock concert didn't happen in woodstock? >> nope. >> guy in search of woodstock, later on sunday morning. >> charles: those are this morning's jim axelrod remembers les paul a truly inventivekn ke aowca iocsitskwrf gin knknoc asks if itingis o and pe tellap you about kang and the siamese . ano

tonight, a conversation with oscar-winner quentin tarantino. his latest film, "inglourious basterds" opened at number one. it stars brad pitt. a conversation with quentin tarantino starts right now. >> there are so many things that wal-mart is looking forward to doing. like helping people live better lives and building better communities and relationships. because with your help, the best is yet to come. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. nationwide insurance and tavis smiley. working to promote financial literacy and the power that comes with it. >> nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioned by the national captioning institut --www.ncicap.org-- [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: please welcome quentin tarantino back to the program. he should be in a good mood today. he has all th blue on today, i said, you cannot be blue today. >> not today. tavis: you are in a green mood. his latest film, "inglourious basterds" opened at numb

please say hello to quentin tarantino. ll, first of all, the movie is t.ally great. i saw it the other night. outi heard you got a quick out of it. it gave me a quick that you got f it.k out of it. one.'s really a good one. ithink people will love it. say. very well done, i will say. congratulations. r know you got an honor just arlier the seet earlier tonight. toni s> earlier tonight, no less et.ually, across the street. >> here it is. you've been cloned. >> yes. e. that is your waxed figure. ty i'm the star of "multiplicity 2." > that looks good at the m.llywood wax museum. that's pretty cool. >> it's not the hollywood wax museum. it's madame tussaud's. museum. it's madame tussaud's. >> who is she was into wax. >> normally they'll dip you into wax and -- >> right, vincent price does it. or they're a crazy showgirl or something. we all remember the "get smart" episode where they dipped the person in wax. >> that's right, sure. >> they called, said they wanted to do it, i was, like, yeah, it's about time, let's do it. lite

david: quentin is this good or bad? >> i think we have to look at what drug companies document 30% of cost is marketing and 12% is r. and d. 25% of the drugs they make are novel. the rest are just sort of following on the way hollywood movies make schedules. they make sequel drugs. the fact of the matter is if they just stop producing so many ads all love to the ads they have on our show but if they stop marketing so heavily that would go straight to the bottom line and generics would be better. but they don't want to tell you the facts that that basically walking and going to church works as well as statins. david: in 2008 the drug companies spent $1.3 billion developing drugs. so it is not cheap. >> it is not cheap and i her quentin's point he makes a good point about the advertising costs and we don't know yet the president says will jive to get $80 million of discounts out of the drug manufacturers. but when you look at what is going on with europe when the government stepped in, a lot of companies spit here to the

>> i tend to agree with quentin. we got it mixed up.reagan supply side of economics, obama has tax cuts in the stimulus plan and 40% are tax cuts. will that work? i don't know. that the issue that needs to be talked about with the stimulus plan. in other words, we do a marginal tax cut or something else. >> everybody is for these marge al tax cuts. but what about jefferson county? >> i think people should pay attentions to this. always here we come. ten trillion dollars worth of treasury securities waiting to be sold in the next decade. governments all around the world are throwing up on the u.s. securities, the dollar is falling, this is an elephant in the bathtub. no stated or local authority is going to be able to seal piece of paper if the treasury is out there hogging all the credited markets. >> without all those visuals, is the move that jefferson county.... >> as a cautionary tale for fiscal discipline. the problem is they really have too much debt. they have 4 million dollars in sewer debt and you can't expect the stimulus pack

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for drawing power, it teams brad pitt with director quentin tarantino. the bad news, it's rated r and runs 2 1/2 hours. the company that produced this one has had financial troubles and needs a hit. it should rn 20 $25 milli$20 $ $30 million this weekend. they will steal thunder and limit the alien epics to secon to $15 million to $18 million. shorts by robert rodriguez looks headed for third. reviews have been kind of bad. audience research shows little interest. still, it's a new family film which should earn $8 million to $10 million simply by default. good for those with short attention spans. it's just little vignettes of stories. >> i can't remember the last time quentin tarantino was a letdown. >>> this comes from wxia 11 alive in atlanta, a community pulled together to give a family with big parts one very big helping hand. with 24 adopted kids with special needs, the murphy family has been struggling to make ends meet. the folks came to the rescue, building them a brand-new house. the murphy s now not only have plenty of room they have a playgro

there was a night where we went out to the bar in the movie with quentin aa quentin tarantino.rrow you're going to learn how to fire a machine gun and how to scalp a human being. i'm scared out of my head and he points to me, i have a feeling you're not going to be in the top three. he had promised us we'd get close-ups in the movie. we were going to get close-ups in the movie if we were one of the top three scalpers. i went home that night, i was nervous about it, but i looked up on wikipedia, everything i could about scalping. i sort of approached it like a kid trying to get an a on a weird homework assignment. i looked up magic sites. by the way, your g-mail ads change if you look up scalping. you get weird things sent to you. i had the weapons training and i was told i was the top scalper and i got my close-up. >> you were the top scalper. congratulations. why do you think quentin tarantino thought you wouldn't be good at this? >> that's very polite of you to ask that question. i think i look like someone who wouldn't scalp nazis. that's a good thing. but when you're workin

. >>> brad pitt and quentin tarrantino have all the buzz and baltimore is getting screen time as well. candace has the details in the low down. >> thank you, canine renee zellweger leaving behind an adulterous husband and embarking on a road trip in the new film "my one and only." if you look closely you may recognize a few of her stops along the way. >> never, ever look in in the rear rear view mirror darling? the production crew decided to film in baltimore city and many other areas nearby. we caught a glimpse of production downtown and found a unique collection. >> we have over 100 picture cards dated in the area and with each comes a driver and costume. >> one of the drivers is a maryland businessman, the owner of a classic 1953 cadillac eldorado. >> really walking down the street with a briefcase. it is something i want to say i did. >> the extras found they were taking a back seat to a few big name hollywood actors. one of the a- listers, renee zellweger seems to enjoy shooting the move sydney so much fun. the style the clothes inside the houses and car. >> it is rated pg 13. >>

it was a glorious weekend at the box office for quentin quit -- quentin tarantino. "inglorious bastards" tim and first place. it stars brad pitt as a group of commandos trying to of commandosnazi leaders. "districe 9" came in second and "g.i. joe" the rise of cobra" timman third. nearly 50 years after it was published, a book will top the "the new york times" best- selling lists. coming up on "good morning america," household items that can help you treat your pet in case of an emergency. and that is your "money scope" report. i am vinita nair. >>> 6:21 is your time. we have 67 degrees. >> he is back -- philip stewart has a look at some of the yr ons you will your front page today. >> later on "oph," where are they in now? top news makers of the 1990's. >> we appreciate you waking up with us with us. you're watching "good morning washington." >>> now we will get a look at some of the stories you'll not find on the front page. >> philip stewart joins us. >> we start with a privacy plea from the president. the obamas are on vacation in martha's vineyard this week. the

>>ose: quentin tarantino is here. he bst into the film world in 1992 withis movie, reservoir dogs, his seco effort, "pul fiction" turned him into an icon in the film world. his movs oft mix sparklg dialogue with sensationalizeviolence. here is a look at some of s work. >> is that supposed to be nny? look, we think this place ain't safe. suppose you tnk -- you should go with us. >> nobods going anywhere. >> you know what they call a quarter pounder wh cheese in par snis. >> they dot cal it a quarter pound we are chee. >> they got the metc cheese, theyon't know what a quarter pounder . >> what do they ca it. >> they call it e royal with dhees. >> royal with cheese. >>hat do thecall a b mac. >> a big mac's a big mac b they call it le b mac >> le big mac. at do they call a whopper. >> d't know. i didn't go into burger king. >> what's in it? >> beauty products. alarm clock. glass case. control. >> what' that? >> my diet. >> what else is in there? >> here, here, here >> what's ts? >> . >> if you wa to be old hool about it,

it's an intense movie, quentin tarantino movie.yes. >> you're not still really sure whether you are to be an actor, is that correct? i did get that right? >> yes, in a way you do, i'm afraid. skepticism i find a very helpful approach. overwhelming apriori enthusiasm very often results in, you know, an enormous backlash, so i guard myself against backlash. >> listen, don't worry, christoph wallets waltz, i woul surprised if you did not get an oscar nomination for this. great to meet you. >> thanks for having me. >> "inglourious basterds" opens today. >>> coming up one more song from natasha bedingfield. >>> last-minute labor day getaway ideas. >> and kathie lee and i will catch one billy ray cyrus. >> miley's dad, yes. still moun one-more song from natasha bedingfield. >> have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ ♪ i am unwritten, can't read my mind, i'm undefined ♪ ♪ i'm just beginning, the pen's in my hand, ending unplanned ♪ ♪ staring at the blank page before you, open up the dirty window ♪ ♪ let the sun illuminate the words that you co

what they need, quentin tarantino and the release of this movie needs are for guys to go out and watcht rock the nazis world. >> this is alan jenkins, i'm co-hosting today. i'm hold enough to hear "hogan's heroes." seems like this is a pretty fine line here. do you feel like they are pulling it off in this film? >> well, you know, i'm not going to judge the film as a critic. i really can only judge it as a consumer. i enjoyed it, because it's revenge fantasy. it's like what would you like to go back and do, if you could go back in time and do what you thought you wanted to do in your secret superman gear, do to hitler kind of thing. there's really great -- as i said, the villains are so great. the heroes are interesting. there's a sort of marlenea detrick working underground. all kinds of different characters in addition to brad pitt being comic relief. i remember hogan's heroes, too. >> i want to ask about don hewitt, legendary creator of "60 minutes." your thoughts in the final seconds as we wrap up. >> don hewitt was absolutely one-of-a-kind. i know that for me growing up as a young

trying to bet big to win big in my riding the next two weeks quentin tarantino heating up in glorious backers brad pitt starring in what the title? i can see it every since the misspelling it's based on 1978 an italian war film that no one ever saw the accent of pets and the whole policy of being nazi scalps and all that i can see this as a game changer for tarantino or a sustained success here in the theme guess and the following week would have another wide release halloween and they're big on these two movies that's 100% owned but they're also going up against another horrible the final destination which is in breach the it doesn't make any sense that's bad distribution strategy he used to be a great marketer but i think he has lost his touch fair to. meantime talk about marketing last week it was proved that the marketing spend wisely can bring in the books district 9 get wisely and dance cameron in a christmas movie it was done with this part nine #one lou talk about a marketing last with $37 million in this week there's a very unusual to sneak preview combination of 20 century f

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>> it's a quentin tarantino movie and you laugh at things that aren't funny. in pulp fictions, laugh when people got shot. so at this particular film, he's one of these directors that to this day has shown cinema that he can be the greatest man behind the camera. and musical choices and everything he does is beyond any oth dirtor out there. and i'll say this, this is not for kids. it's very, very violent and he uses music used in kill bill and still the best thing since pulp fiction. i feel like he's at the top of his game. those the best thing he's done. >> it's a little bit long. >> 2 hours and 32. it's told in five different chapters which helps the story -- the story break up and it goes by fast and is fun and when the movie ends you'll be

quentin somerville, bbc news, inner mongolia. >> china >> china is to put 200 people on trying over theon charges of murder, arson and vandalism. more than 200 people died in the riots in what authorities say were attacks by muslim uighurs. a passenger bus has crashed in peru's remote highway southeast of the capital, lima. firefighters at the scene say the highway was in poor condition. a new study suggests married people are more likely to survive cancer, and those going through a breakup have the worst chance of beating it. researchers from indiana university analyzed data from 3.8 million people diagnosed with cancer between 1973 and 2004. now for the malaysian woman who was due to be caned for drinking a beer in a hotel bar, a reprieve. she was actually on her way to prison to have her sentence carried out when the call came through but the punishment was only delayed until after the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. robin brant reports from kuala lumpur. >> she thought she was going to jail to face a whipping. the islamic authorities came away and took her away on monday bu

quentin somervilletraveled to inne mongolia to see how its landscape is changing. >> by inner mongoan 10-year-olanna is taking cre of her homework. there is no electricityhere. she has one of th tiniest carbon fotprints. she lis slap in the middle of the region's biggest wind farm. here, on the grasslands, there is no ignoring china growing petite for energy. when she gows up, she tellsme, she wants a television a frid, a car and an apartment. e world's energy landscape is being transformed cause of china. lana is par of new neration of hury consumers. millions of people ross this country are ying their first refrigerors, their rst cars, their first motorcyes. thateans by the ti nana is her 30's, china'snergy needs will have doubledand the bad news for the rest of us is that most of that power wil come from polluting coal,not wind. millions here are in an unstoppable sh for a better life. fueling it cou end up overwhelming the plane quentin omerville, bbc news, inner mongoa. >> china >> china is to put 200 people o trying ovethe ris -- on charges of murder, arson and vaalism. mo than

brad pitt is starring in quentin tarantino's new film.ould point out it's being coreleased by nbc universal. we're talking about julia roberts, john travolta -- they teamed up. also -- and "the new york times" is reporting that some of those stars' salaries could be in jeopardy. meantime, the three biggest films of the summer, "transformers," "up" and "harry potter and the half-blood prince," really are a big deal. joining us now from burbank, president of box office with hollywood.com. and a good morning to you. afternoon. i'm usually a morning girl. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about the expectations. is that the kind of film to save the season? does it need to be saved? >> in a sense, it does because we're just running neck and neck with last year's summer revenues, which means we're behind by about 4%. but "district 9" was a huge hit last weekend, starring wait for it, charles -- have you ever heard of him? this weekend, we have brad pitt. i think the combination of tarantino's brand and brad pitt are going to -- i think it will

. >>> it may not be historically accurate but the new quentin tarantino movie has a grand old time creatingunny, bloody, action packed thriller about a band of soldiers went on killing hitler during the closing months of world war ii. joining us now is our friend kevin mccarthy with 106.7 the fan. i still trip up over that. i know you had a late night checking some of these movies out. >> definitely. >> firabout this one. >> quentin tarantino, one of my favorite directors of all time. i talked to him a couple years ago. i said to him, do you think you'll ever write anything better than true romance. he said you are aa good critic. he said i think i finally have beat this movie with a script i'm calling inglorious bastards. it is the best thing he has done since pulp fiction. the trailers lead to you believe that brad pitt is the star but will he is, the real star is the guy named cristofl wolf. he has eight men who have been dropped into nazi occupied france to go around and kill nazis. the film focuses on that but also, you revolve around a character who, her parents, whole family was kill

first, there's the reigning champ, quentin tarantino's "inglourious basterds." so "inglourious basterds" should earn somewhere under $19 million. how much under, that is the key. the big challenger, the final destination. it's horror. it's a popular franchise. it will be in 3d and they get to charge more for that. it could make it to $20 million or not. the pretender, writer/director rob zombie's halloween 2, this is simple. you're a horror fan. are you going to see a remake or an original where all the kids die in completely bizarre, unique and coincidental ways? halloween 2 will be third this in the $15 million range. finally, taking woodstock, that goes nationwide this weekend as well. >>> this comes in wcau nbc 10 in philadelphia, where four giant on thor pups made their adorable public debut at the philadelphia zoo, the only zoo in america that breeds the on theers, highly endangered in the wild. the foursome was a little shy at first. with a little encouragement from mom, they were seen swimming around the pool like pros with their two older sisters. >> so

brad pitt and quentin tarantino took the number one spot this weekend with "inglourious basterds." overseas, it added another $27.5 million for a worldwide poll of just over $65 million. since the film cost about $70 million to make, it almost paid for itself after just the first weekend out. it was also number one in france, england, germany and australia. district 9 slipped to second with $18.9 million. nevertheless, it's well on its way to becoming the summer's $100 million sleeper hit. g.i. joez the rise of cobra stands at $120 million. finally, the robert rodriguez family comedy short starring william h.macy and james spader, sputtering into sixth with just $6.6 million. see any of those? >> i did not, actually. but i wasn't going to see the brad pitt movie but i'm hearing some good reviews. it did well this weekend. i may have to take it in. >> district 9. >> everybody loves a sleeper buzz movie. i haven't figured out the psychology of it. >> neither have the critics either on that. when the formula comes in, everyone will know. >>> this comes from ksbw 8 where in nearby daf

." >>> the latest big screen drama from clinton -- quentin taran tino.ous basterds." >> brad pitt plays it with a wink. it is a wacky real imagining of world war two. -- reimagining of wwii. it puts history in a blender. , a wacky, because i loved it. -- call me wacky, because i loved it. i am arch campbell, abc entertainment. >> tomorrow might be the data go to the movies. >>> not one of the most beautiful days ahead, but we have made it this long. we had a good stretch of summerlike days. so rain, thunderstorms, some heavy downpours down pennsylvania avenue. we do have scattered showers, a line of storms that might eventually move across theea a.. orst, a few stop on our weather network. over 3 inches at this point. our next topic takes us to virginia. a daytime high of 89 degrees. our final stop is lafayette elementary school. just about an inch of rain across the area. doppler radar shows a lot of showers and thunderstorms once again moving off to the east, northeast at about 20 miles an hour. you are looking at heavier showers at this time from the

>> quentin, they were not tax cuts for the rich, there are hundred million investors. a third of all americans have 40 ks it was a tax cut for all across the board. it wasn't just for the rich. it's shown with fund manager that has tax cuts is what stimulate growth, not oppressive tax increases. >> we ended up with deficits, game over. >>> what do you say john? >> tax cuts on capital gains and dividends improved the values of assets owned by workers in pension fund. that is where this money goes. when you raise tax rates, growth pays a price for it. growth is the only thing that matters long term. when you raise tax rates above 50% the income that you tax evaporate orizes into thin air. >> last word to the outraged busy let's mcdonald? >> i think john is right. i like the democrats, when they say difficulties don't remember, remember dick cheney used to say that. read my lips moment, george h.w. bush raised taxes because he was trying to be a fiscal hawk. what is going around here they are raising taxes to pay for their spending programs. >> i lied. last word. >> bigge

. >>> this weekend we talk about the quentin therrien tenofilm.with the first-ever twitter. the tweet verdict, another tarantino classic and it turns out twitter has become an increasingly popular way. before we talk tweet, a bit of brad pitt's performance in the movie. >> you probably heard we ain't in the prison-taking business. we're in the killer business. business is booming. >>> joining me live. any reason to put on brad pitt, it's all good. let's just look at him. so let's talk about the tweeting. this is a pretty big shift because people can go see movies, walk away, and within seconds get their opinions out there. >> that's right. >> are you seeing an effect from this? >> absolutely. and hollywood is a little bit nervous about this because, of course, word of mouth has always affected it. now we're seeing a drop-off overnight, up to 40%. it's really an instantaneous rea. >> you think tweet is -- >> it's safe, you can blast your opinion out to hundreds, thousands of people. as we know it, people are obsessed with celebrities. celebrities a

. >> reporter: in 1971 charles manson was sent to california's death row at san quentin prison. >> aren'te all born to die? >> reporter: manson was transferred out of san quentin and his sentence was reduced to life with possible parole when california briefly abolished the death penlty. after bouncing around between several different facilities, charles manson ended up here at the corcoran state prison in central california, been here for 20 years. he's housed in a special unit on the inside of the prison. you can't see it from here. basically it's just on the other side of where you can see those prisoners exercising. over the years, manson has been cited for more than 100 disciplinary actions in prison. including threatening peace officers, possession of weapons, illegal business dealings and failure to maintain grooming standards all in the past decade. >> he's been an absolute, absolutely horrible prisoner in terms of disciplinary violations. >> reporter: he has made friends. ed george is one of them, a former prison employee and co-authors a book about manson called "painting the be

quentin is infamous for having those women.en allowed to be the center of a scene, the one who pulls all the strings. >> you're one of the few women on the set. this is kind of a very male kind of set. how was that? i know brad and quentin were very tight. right? >> yeah, they're very tight but they have a lot of fun and uniforms they look very dashing and handsome. >> gene shalit loved this movie. it would have been awkward saying, hi, diane, he hated it. congratulations on that. in"inglourious basterds" opens this friday nationwide. nice to have you here. should we go through the whole air kissing thing again? >> i'd like to. >>> let's get a check of the weather. al is off today. stephanie eye brams here from the weather channel. >>> some people ran the half marathon yesterday. it's been hot here. how was it? >> it was awesome, 85, hot, humid. >> didou day the hot marathon was awesome? >> yes. >>> it is going to be a wet one through the midwest. maybe choose a;; >>> hot day on the way. good morning. still plea

it's better than it was. >> reporter: at san quentin-- as a result of pressure from the federal receiver- improvements in health facilities are further ahead than at most other prisons. the emergency room is now clean and spacious. new doctors and nurses have been hired. and a large health building is nearly completed on the prison grounds, at a reported cost of $146 million. still, kelso thinks more needs to be done. >> doctors are practicing without information that they need. people are being denied care when they need it, and these sort of problems do result in greater illness, and at times death. >> reporter: but state attorney general jerry brown, who was california governor 30 years ago, says enough is enough. he is thinking of appealing the court ordered prison population reduction. >> i'm very skeptical of these... these accusations of deaths and horror and unmitigated neglect. this is a massive system that has increased its spending to an amount now where heath care in california for prisoners is higher than it is for civilians. >> reporter: brown says the problems in prisons,

. >> you wonder how long that's >>> letterman is next with director quentin tarantino. i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. thanks for watching wjz 13, maryland's news station. hope you have a good night.

local government officials are swamping a village in the center of lead poisoning near a city in -- quentinsummer bell tried to reach the contaminated area but was stopped by the local police. >> trying to determine the plight of their villages, poisoning of them and their children. we are free to do so under chinese law. we were prevented by local authorities. 12 police officers stopped our cars, they detained a subject papers and then insisted we leave with them. we were not able to get to the village. but what we spoke to some villages they expressed a great deal of anger. they are worried about the long term health of facts of the lead poisoning. ifill the government has not given satisfactory answers. they say, why is it we have been complaining about the lead small for many years, the government promised to remove us and those promises have been largely unfulfilled. only when the villagers took to the streets and stop protesting that they caught the government's attention. now the government is swarming all over the village. there are there to shut them down and stop them from speakin

quentin what do you say on this? >> barney has his shirt tucked out and talked like he's just finishing his sandwich. i don't care. he's got a radical idea. it's called accountability. these guys got a big government handout. they said they would try to stall 500,000 foreclosures by november. he's saying if i don't get near that targ eliminate, here's what's going -- target, here's what's going to happen. i am so glad someone in the government is saying you get the handout, big company, but you also have to perform against what you promised. i'm ok with that. david: bottom line is, the point that mike was making, the market's got to clear in order for housing to correct itself. doesn't it, steve? >> then he shouldn't have made the promise. david: hold on. steve? >> you got to let the markets clear. but what they should do is give banks the latitude to renegotiate some of these things. like having short sales so a guy gets out of the house, the bank gets more than a foreclosure. they give the money to represent a hous

. >>> it was a glorious weekend at the box office for quentin tarn tino. "inglorious basterds" took the top spot. brad pitt stars as a commando trying to take out nazi leaders. >>> "julie and julia" made a bestseller out of julia child's book "mastering the art of french cooking." nearly 50 years after it was published it will top "the new york times" bestseller list. it sold more than in any full year since it was first published. >>> coming up on "good morning america," household items to help you treat your pet in case of emergency. that is after your local news. that is your "moneyscope report." i'm vinita nair. >>> 6:24. it pains me to say welcome back to school but also hurts to say we'll linger heat and humidity around. upper 60s to lower 70s. we may fire up more showers and storms this afternoon while this morning they are basically south of easton, cambridge and salisbury on the eastern shore. take the umbrella to be safe though. 85 degrees our two-degree guarantee. low 60s overnight with patchy fog. we'll push 88 tomorrow. 92 wednesday. then we'l

you had to watch a bunch of movies. >> what quentin does is screens movies every week, most every week get in the spirit of next week's work. i'm a more tactile actor. >> i don't know what that means. but okay. >> it means i -- okay. >> i don't know what that means. i'm not an actor. >> i feel my way through it than i could burned alive, what i'm actually doing. >> more intuitive. you enjoy the collaboration. >> yeah, i do. i mean it is. it's quite an art form and we're really subject to the directors. because they're the storytellers. so it helps when you get on. >> the relationships -- which might explain why you do so many of the oceans movies? >> well, that's just good fun. >> with guys you like and with people you enjoy. >> that's kind of my rule now. the company you keep. >> i think if you do a kids movie. >> actually i'm doing a voice for animation film with robert downey jr., tina fey, and superhero wants out. >> doesn't want to be a superhero? >> done. >> oh. is it autobiographical? >> it's really not. sounded good, didn't it? sounds like an angle. >> what happens is though a

quentin portis ack celebrates to the 11. redskins get a field goal out of this. 3-0. redskins come back. here comes willie parker this from three yard out. that made it 7-3. eventually it's 10-3 steelers. second team is in now. redskins ball. todd collins back to throw, picked off by rat cliff. rat cliff takes it back. pittsburgh is up 10-3 at the half. here we go in the second half now a lot better for the redskins. watch the ball. chase daniel to marco mitchell, game is tied 10-10. here come the two big plays early fourth steelers are up 3. pittsburgh's joe burnett is hit by fred davis. darnell young recovers. it's redskins' ball and that sets this up. daniel to fred davis, that is the game-wing touchdown. redskins win 17-13. >> what i'm looking for as far as improving is continue to improve our route running down the field and continue to improve our poise under pressure. you know, trying to really execute very well. we did a lot of that tonight, but we're all demanding, i guess. >> all right. nationals fans maybe one day will be demanding. you need to sort of forg