read through at sony with robin williams for a new cameron crow movie, they want you to read.i was like but i have this press conference. >> and but i need the script. the script will be in the back of the limo. >> so went to the press conference and we got in the limo, i read the script, and as i am reading the scenes, you know, of course as a actor you are skipping your parts i knew this guy's energy, i knew what he was, he was this bigger of life. >> rose: you got there and you had it. >> i was out of my mind, and the funniest thing is, as i was waiting for robin williams to walk into the room and i never met him before and at the time there was a big tyson fight where he knocked the guy out in one round in vegas and robin williams sat across from me and everybody was sitting quiet and was about to give a speech and said did you see that fight last night. >> did i see it, he got knocked out! and i did it and that started the whole read through and at the end of it the whole show me the money thing i literally jumped in my seat during the whole thing, it was insane and camer

in a 1993 classic big screen comedy, robin williams is forbidden to see his children without supervision can see them every day. >> mrs. doubtfire. >> absolutely. >> i love that movie. that was such a great one. >> creepiest looking grandmother ever. the thing about mrs. doubtfire a lot of people don't know is this started an andy kaufman show in 1979 in carnegie hall. he's on stage this big show, has his grandmother come out, it's a thing she's sitting on stage the entire show. he gets her to take a bow, and his grandmother rips off her wig, rips off her face, and it's robin williams. that's the beginning of the mrs. doubt fire character. >> god, again, genius. >> i work hard for you. >> thanks for coming. >>> she was an american idol, but what is she doing now? fantasia fills us in right after this. ♪ take care of your engine and it'll go far. one way i can take care of my engine... is with one a day men's. a complete multivitamin with nutrients to help support heart health. compared to centrum men's, it has more vitamin d. to help support healthy blood pressure. [ engine revs ] [ male

are surging this week and it's the story of a society where big brother is watching you, but robin williams says times have changed. >> you see, it's not big brother anymore, it's little snitch. >> and that brings us back to edward snowden, and he has rekindled the fear big brother is watching you. your employer wants to know plenty about you, are you on drugs or you are susceptible to a credit check, and this is all part of the process with your government outsourcing secrets to big business. zane is here to explain. >> we are talking about the kind of access of edward snowden had. the first step would be to be sponsored by a government agency or government contractor, but you have to prove that a cleared individual absolutely 100% needs to know the classified information, other than that we are talking about lengthy background checks and personal interviews and a microscopic evaluation from your personal history. >> i am no different from anybody else, and i don't have special skills, just another guy. >> another guy with access to highly classified information. >> anybody with access to

robin williams says, times have changed. >> it's not big brother anymore, it's little snitch. >> withphones and all that information all brings us back to edward snowden the former booz allen hamilton employee rekindled the fear big brother is watching you. your employer wants to know plenty about you, are you on drugs? do you have a prison record or subject to a credit check. imagine if your employer needed to screen you for betrayal and espionage. all part of the government outsourcing to big business. >> hi. talking about the kind of access edward snowden had the first step is to be sponsored by a government agency or cleared government contractor. clearance by itself isn't enough to get access to sensitive material. you have to prove the cleared individual absolutely 100% needs know the classified information. other than that, we are talking about lengthy background checks, personal interviews and mi microscopic evaluation of your personal history. >> i'm no different from anybody else. i don't have special skills. i'm just another guy. >> another guy with access to highly sensiti

robin williams says my thoughts and prayers go out to james gandolfini's family.usan serandon, jeff daniels, and jonah hill, who probably speaks for most of us. i'm heart broken to hear that james gandolfini has passed away. a tragic loss. and in politics, john mccain said james gandolfini one of the nicest guys i've ever met. certainly the picture being built up is a very shy, quite reserved man. quite a brooding presence, brilliant actor, great family man. he had a son and a daughter born last year with his second wife. this is a real tragedy. >> it's so had and so shocking at 51. but i'm not surprised the outpouring. he was an actor's actor. people loved him. he had tremendous loyalty. he respected the craft of acting immensely. i'm not surprised at all. he is one of the greats. the way he fluctuated. it's very difficult to play this hateful character, but yet the audience sympathizes with him. they want to know why and understand his emotional life. very few actors can do that and he did it beautifully. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back after this sh

that was obviously starring robin williams. but you start to see folks are a little bit less eccentric than robin. playing these characters. it is a sign of progress. >> john: tico, is it a sign of progress that we can have all straight actors playing gay roles with some rather specific sex scenes and there's no big outcry? >> i agree with what's been said. frankly, i thought the biggest stretch in the casting was having matt damon who is about my age play an 18-year-old was a little bit of a stretch. he didn't quite pull that off. >> john: fortunately, he has that painting in the attic that's aging for him. thank you, zach walls. check out his book, my two moms. tico almeida, thank you both so much. richard socarides will be stick around. up next, we'll be talking about the government snooping on everybody's verizon phone calls although if you work for the nsa, you already heard us talking about this on the phone earlier today. >> john: in the guardian today, a friend of the show, glenn greenwald reported the bombshell scoop th

robin williams says my thoughts and prayers go to james gandolfini family. an extraordinary actor.an is serandon. one of the sweetest funniest actors i have ever worked. jeff daniels, rip james gandolfini, a great friend. and i'm truly heart broken to hear that james gandolfini passed away. he is one of my all-time favorite actors a tragic loss. politics john mccain said james gandolfini one of the nicest guys i've ever met. the picture is built up as a shy reserved man, a brooding presence. brilliant actor, great family man. he just had a daughter. he had a son with his first wife marcy and a daughter was born last year with his second wife. had it all to live for, it is a real tragedy. >> it is heart breaking and sho shocking at 51. i'm not surprised at the outpouring. he was an actor's actor. people loved him. actors who worked with him loved him. he had tremendous loyalty. he respected the craft of acting immensely. he took it very seriously and i'm not surprised at all. he's one of the greats and the way he fluctuated in between jeffrey lyons talked about it. it is difficult t

and robin williams, he married his. >> we placed a phenomenal nanny. called me and said, you know, jack, the nanny's terrific but i can't believe how attentive my husband is. he's coming home from work early. he's spending more time with the kids. well, lo and behold, we find out that the nanny's been swimming topless every day. >> reporter: so what's a pretty nanny to do? >> so, limited makeup, tie your hair back. nothing sexy clothes-wise. >> reporter: pretty nicky is still looking for work. part of the reason for the top flight nanny shortage, these days many fancy families are in the market for two, or three childcare professionals under one roof. inside this spectacular spanish deco mansion, marketing mogul and recent transplant from florida, nate poupko, lives with his wife, stephanie, newborn twin daughters, and a rambunctious toddler named zach, along with a housekeeper two baby nurses and a nanny. for nate poupko, searching for the perfect people to look after his prize possessions, the kids, has become like a quest for the holy grail. >> i've

robin williams tweeting out, an extraordinary actor, r.i.p., james gandolfini. chris christie says it's an awful shot, james gandolfini was a true jersey guy. >>> just finding out the gandolfini family is holding a live press conference right now. let's listen in. >> last night at approximately 10:00 p.m. james gandolfini while on vacation in rome experienced a medical emergency. the hotel notified the emergency crews who responded and first aid was administered before mr. gandolfini was take tone the hospital where he died of an apparent heart attack. our prayers and condolences go to mr. gandolfini's family and friends. we ask you all to please respect the family's privacy at this difficult time. thank you. we have no comments to make other than this. >> very short statement there by a family representative of james gandolfini dieing yesterday in italy at just 51 years old. >>> it is 6:02 right now. this morning a teenage boy is clinging to life after a shooting in san jose. san jose police tell us the teen is still alive but in grave condition at the hospital

i did say that to robin williams, i said you've done, had this whole life as a writer, actor and all'm going to be remembered for putting makeup on you. >> it's so good, look, see? look at you. 20 years ago, harvey. >> for turning him into barbra streisand. the thing, we had the best time shooting this because chris clom b columbus just let us loose and of kous, robin is the most unbelievable person to work with that way. >> what do you expect this weekend. the tonys are this weekend, you're going to win, right? you're going to win? >> broadway is a small community of people, we all love each other, we're not -- i don't want to be -- >> you're going to win, hold on a second, we've got something for you, because -- today is harvey's birthday as well. if you can see this -- >> look at that if we can get a shot of this good-looking cake. happy birthday, harvey. >> i love it it's got lavender. >> the union won't let me make you candles, so i've got an apple on my phone. >> so make a wish -- >> up, up. >> make a wish. >> okay. >> blow it! >> excellent! >> he did it! happy birthday to harv

. >> osgood: harvey fierstein played robin williams' brother and make-up artist in the 199 film mrs.es here on cbs, fierstein is up for what could be his fifth tony award. richard schlesinger of 48 hours found fierstein in his favorite haunt, "on broadway. >> hello. how are you. >> reporter: these days it's not easy for harvey fierstein to make his way through the theater district. >> oh, i know who you are. reporter: he has two hits playing nearby. ♪ look at me, i'm the king of new york ♪ >> reporter: newsies which won two tonies last year and kinky boots. it is up for a slew of them tonight. but if you don't know harvey fierstein by sight, you know him by sound. >> he's one of the new ones. we broke the other one. >> reporter: his voice was once compared to, quote, a deep-throated jazz diva who has just tossed back a double burbon. unquote. >> one of my favorites was a sixth grader in shop class learning to use a rasp. >> you'll never guess what. i finally gave up smoking. >> i can tell. your voice sounds so much better. >> i mean at the very least i'm the guy with the voice. you k

in a 1993 classic big screen comedy, robin williams is forbidden to see his children without supervisione end of the show, she gets her to take a bow and his grandmother rips off her wig, rips off her face and it's robin williams. >> god, again, genius. >> i work hard for you. >> thanks for coming. >>> she was an american idol, but what is she doing now? fantasia fills us in right after this. dithat's smooth and even.... maybelline new york launches the rocket mascara. the jumbo volume brush and latex-like formula load on... smooth, even,...explosive volume! 8x the volume. no clumps. new the rocket. maybe it's maybelline. and then a 3:15 with my guilt. [ female announcer ] special k cracker chips. 27 crispy chips. 110 delicious calories. same time tomorrow? [ female announcer ] find them in the cracker aisle. ♪ every day you stain it... and stain it... and stain it. so every day, use crest 3d white toothpaste to remove up to 90% of surface stains in just 5 days. no wonder crest 3d white is the number one whitening brand. after all, every day counts. life opens up when you do. to rock a w

fox and robin williams and then the san burger saturday night live.nt. justin bieber broke first on youtube, and now he's huge. a little help from his mentor, i share. stevie ran started this latino up a character in their own new to video and has parlayed that into tv, a comedy sketch show on vh-1. now imagine there are tv executives to spotted victory in robber of four that viral youtube video. abc execs saw that video when it had only 33,000 used. later went on to get over a billion views on youtube. the make me a star competition is abc's attempts to block of viral talents even before it goes viral. tracy: . >> you have to be age 18 or over to enter, but abc was to set up a separate online competition for kids. says stage moms everywhere, get ready. tracy: damning, abc families begin my house. a lot of kids' shows. >> reporter: everyone laughed when they paid too much money for that channel. it's been a huge hit. with an executive who said she discovered before it went viral, what would you have done with that? did she try to do anything with i

family guy, south park, howard stern and even robin williams know this.is that many of the folks condemning chris have done worse. now this morning some of these guy's competitors in atlanta were sympathetic to what happened. they said, look, these guys their bosses push, push, push. live up to your name. when something goes wrong, when they push a little too far, they're the ones that get fired. brooke? >> sar sara ganum, thank you. steve shapiro is joining me in studio pulling up the chair. i am sure this has been an interesting 24 hours for you. i just have to ask the question on everyone's mind, what were you thinking? >> well, obviously we weren't thinking clearly or doing anything that made sentences sense. a lot of things you're doing on the fly. it was something that -- an ill attempt at humor, offensive. if i was driving in my car i would have thought, who came up with that? that's not funny. i would have been offended. and, you know, obviously you walk a fine line between trying to be somewhat on the edge and making sure that you're tasteful eno

robin williams, bette midler, the list keeps growing and growing.days we'll see a lot more tributes. like i said, the landmark role he impersonated is such an iconic, global character. that everybody around the world actually knows him as tony soprano. >> truly a landmark role. they say his role changed television in a lot of ways. one of them, it made movie-quality acting something that you saw on television and opened the way for so many other great actors to come on television and do these dramatic series. >> series that are focused on the likeable bad guys is what "the sopranos" created. there are so many shows like that. not only hbo, but a number of other channels have also started to create. staying on "the sopranos" for a moment here. from 1999 to 2007, won emmys, golden globes, and just last week, the writers guild of america called it the best written show in tv history. he had a big part to do with that. he was so hands on when it came to his craft. >> no doubt about that. everybody who knows him says he was a fantastic actor, and great g

is a lot of that residual stuff and the religious belief is a big part of the area below what robin williamst women had it coming, and if it happens, well it's just something we don't really talk about. that's embarrassing and difficult, and if you do need an abortion, you just go see your cousin in the north. but this is a very distinct distinct -- there's a very distinct attitude about it that if it does happen it's too painful to talk about, and look at the stubenville situation where they are like you are ruining these young men's lives. what? no, i think we are jailing rapists. i think the act of doing it is what ruined their lives, not getting caught. because if that is what is happening, it's the criminal prosecution system that is ruining all of these murders, and rapists -- >> i would argue that women lose power in a lot of these arguments because there are certain personal issues that we don't want to talk about, because it may be nobody's business. so the somebody of women who have decided to have an abortion is probably much higher than anybody thinks, and i think the number of p

serena williams in trouble. robins about this. >> just to get the latest, take a listen. >> in an interview williams claims the 16-year-old victim, quote, put herself in that position. saying, i'm not blaming the girl, but if you're a 16-year-old, and you're drunk like that, your parents should teach you don't take drink from other people. she's lucky. she shouldn't have put herself in a position unless they slipped her something. then that's different. on those football players the rolling stone interviewer asked. was it fair what they got? they did something stupid, but i don't know. >> you would think after the heels of that she would have thought about it and issued a heart-fe apo. but stead sssued this :: >> cenk: we don't believe herright? >> i think she definitely said it. i have total sympathy for serena because she was literally as you read the "rolling stone" "rolling stone" an articlearticle. they were interviewing her and then that story came on the news. she's not an expert in the case. she said she didn'

robin. i hope you can hear me over the bells here at westminster abbey where a heavily pregnant kate, william and harry join the royal family and 2,000 guests to celebrate 60 years since the queen's coronation. this morning, the wells ribells out at westminster abbey. the royals arriving in ascending order of seniority with all eyes on kate. her royal baby bump on full display glowing as she makes one of her last public appearances before she is due to give birth in july. and for the first time since 1953, the 350-year-old solid gold heavy crown glittering with jewels worn by the queen during her coronation left the tower of london to sit on the altar today. back then she was a glamorous young princess. who became queen with her handsome prince. ♪ a year ago the world celebrated her jubilee. >> your majesty, mummy -- >> reporter: her family, the nation enjoying her unprecedented reign and 60 years on in britain, a changing of the guard. kate and william taking center stage. a new young glamorous couple have captivated the public. this baby boy or girl will be king or queen. >> now i think wha

kerry williams is upset the ravens decided to release him during the off-season and on friday they will have the super bowl ring ceremony. >>> another candidate is entering the race for governor. robin george is expected to make the announcement in annapolis. ron george has represented delegates since 2007. >>> an update on a young girl hit by a car in ocean city. >> she is recovering from surgery at johns hopkins children's center and expected to be in the hospital another couple of days. because of her injuries, she will not be able to attend the kindergarten graduation, but her mother aaron shaw says she is awake and talking and asking why her head hurts. the 5-year-old doesn't remember being hit, her mother does and she is speak about what happened after a driver hit her daughter. >> he stopped and turned and opened the car door and turned around and looked at me and closed the door and drove away. how would you drive away? and leave my child lying in the middle of the road? >> police managed to track down the driver, 18-year-old jasmine schumann now facing a number of charges and her trial is set for july. meantime saw says more needs to be done in ocean city to make those stre

robin nagle sunday in q & a. >> she suffered from epilepsy. because of that her husband, president william, would sit next to her at state dinners so when she had a seizure he would shield her face from gases. -- guests. we'll look at the life of eye data as we conclude the first season of our series on first first ladies live monday night on c-span, c-span 3, c-span.org. >>> flags at the u.s. calf -- capitol flying at half city in honor of frank lautenberg. his body is lying in the senate chamber until 6:00 p.m. eastern. we plan to bring you live coverage of the casket as it departs the capitol at that time. monday when news broke, several senators came to the floor to pay tribute. he's the last world war ii veteran in congress. starting with the senate chaplain who offered prayers for senator lautenberg and his family. >> let us pray. oh god, thank you for being near to us in good and bad times. we celebrate your wonderful blessings that bring us new victories each day. as we look at the flowers on the desk of our friend and brother, senator frank lautenberg, we thank you for his life an

robin naglessor sunday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's "q&a." >> in poor health, first lady ida mckinley suffered from epilepsy, and because of that her husband williamckinley would shield her face if she had a seizure. despite her health problems she traveled as the first lady, pan amng the 1901 exhibition, where her husband was assassinated. idae will look at the life of -- we will look at the life of ida mckinley monday night. "washington journal" continues. host: we continue our conversation about the summit between president obama and fishing -- xi jinping with dean cheng of the heritage foundation. security to be discussed? some of the things that will certainly be on the agenda is cyber espionage. at this point we have had lots of stories about china raking into american defense programs, engaging in cyber espionage. the chinese have rebutted by saying we are the ones being hacked, cyber-assaulted, and many of that is green from the united states. in addition, there were almost certainly be on the agenda north korea and some other territorial disputes that china has, including with japan and then brought transnational issues including terroris

robin day at 8:00 on cspan's "q &a." >> first lady id mccanna les severed from epilepsy and because of that, her husband william mckinleyld sit next to her at state dinners so if she had a seizure, he would shield her face with a large handkerchief until the episode past. despite her health problems, she traveled as first lady and attended the 1901 pan-american exposition where her husband was assassinated. we will look at the life of ida seriesy we conclude our on first ladies at 9:00 on monday night. host: we want to welcome back congresswoman carolyn maloney, a democrat from new york -- new york, who sits on the oversight reform committee. the headline in "the wall street journal" - about the irs -- it seems that higher ups in washington were well aware of the workers and cincinnati targeting conservative groups, tea party groups. what do you make of this story? presidentoined the and the republican leadership and being totally outraged as i believe every american is at the abuse at the irs. the reaction has been strong. everyone should be held accountable and those that are responsible should be appropriately punish