. >> is miss russo here yet? >> what name did you call? >> catherine russo, come on up. >> sorry, i didn't hear the name, but i heard "advisory council." >> that is okay. >> hi. >> so if you would like to make a few comments about yourself, you are more than welcome. >> well, i'm a senior -- >> no way! >> [laughter ] >> i have lived in the sunset for over 40 years and as a sunset resident i have a lot of interest in both district 7 and district 4 in their policies and activities and what is going on with the seniors, but i live in district 7. i have -- i'm retired. and so i devote myself to volunteer activities, and i have been on the advisory council since 2003. i was first appointed by tony hall, and then supervisors and now kindly by supervisor yee. i'm very interested in the work that we do there. we try to keep aware of what is going on with seniors throughout the city. and we advise the commission on aging and also the department on aging. and we are pretty darn independent. we can -- we don't need anyone to give us an okay to give o

so we moved into his house in the guy named to marty russo did chuck schumer and eyebrow on the bottom floor he slept on the couch but this truly was an old house. [laughter] and chuck was the kind of person where every once in awhile would come back and stayed with me if he would buy cereal because we didn't have it meet. he would buy cereal for himself and he shivered would eat the diem cereal before bet. [laughter] my son would always wake up and say what happened to my serial? i said i'm sorry. it is schumer. so that is an early lesson. >> host: so for so many of us with those aspects you go back to the beginning when you were running for congress but if you talk about tip o'neill as the speaker came out to campaign for you but did not go so well. >> guest: it was wonderful to have him the big guy richman from boston in he did a fund-raiser with democrats and he said i want you to do everything possible to work for leo panetta. he said it several times. and we took in stride because he was enjoying himself. but from then on when i did get elected and it went to congress, another co

on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> i'm just talking here with rene russo. it's called "nightcrawler." it opens friday. plays a tv news producer working hard in los angeles. hi. >> hi. >> i have been looking forward to talking about this. we had jake last week. your character could be misunderstood, nina, don't you think? >> yes. absolutely. when dan showed me the script. i thought it was amazing, the writing was brilliant. i loved the world that it was set in. and i really didn't like nina. and i said you know what, danny, i think this is great. but i think that nina needs a polish. i think you need to start over with her. because i didn't like her. she was kind of cold and mean-spirited. and i really did not know how to sort of access aher and feel god about it. >> there is something about her, and dan gilroy is your husband. the director and wrote the screen play. this was his debut. >> yes, it was. >> but your character, nina, all those things you described. i want to play a clip here. >> okay. >> you want the material, and jake gyllenhaal plays what we

thanks. >>> coming up, rene russo here live. ryan costello went into politics.vedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trivedi, and i approve this message. >>> i'm just talking here with rene russo. so great. she's in a new movie. i loved it. it's called "nightcrawler." it opens friday. plays a tv news producer working hard in los angeles. hi. >> hi. >> i have been looking forward to talking about this. we had jake last week. your character could be misunderstood, nina, don't you think? >> yes. absolutely. when dan showed me the script. i thought it was amazing, the writing was brilliant. i loved the world that it was set in. and i really didn't like nina. and i said you know what, danny, i think this is great. but i think that nina needs a polish. i think yo

these days for his portrayal of peter russo in "house of cards. margaret, give us the synopsis of who the lost boys are and what brought you to them to make a movie about them. >> it's 3,600 children refugees of war, of the civil war in sudan, were brought out of the refugee camps in kenya and they were brought to the united states in groups, in pods. they had walked thousands of miles through the sub-saharan safety looking for safety. i was brought on the project 11 years ago. it's taken 11 years to get to where this film is able to be released. >> how did you do your research? interviews with the refugees? folks like emanuel. how did you sort of gather your material to then write your screen play? >> well, the idea was that i read every single locale newspaper article and national and international newspaper article in existence about them and watched every piece of footage in any language i could about sudan and what was happening there. what i did is i did a composite story so that i wasn't taking a single lost boy and his life but trying to e

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lieutenant russo would like to talk to you. >> okay. >> hi, miss collins.d department. you're not going to be leaving today. i have detainers out of other counties, mars county and montgomery county, pennsylvania. so we notified gloucester county, pennsylvania, and they'll come get you. >> that's all. >> thank you. >> not going anywhere. >> oh. >> going to gloucester county tonight. >> see. that's probably why they r.o.r.'d you. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm going to gloucester county tonight. >> wait, wait. i'm coming out. i'm going to gloucester county tonight. they said all of my things were wrapped into one. >> all of them for bergen county. >> no, all -- that's what my lawyer said, like all the things against me right now were run concurrent. why didn't she tell me this? >> are you sure you didn't misunderstand? it's just the bergen -- >> why didn't she know about the other stuff? >> it doesn't matter. it's just another step. >> later her attorney told us that collins was fully informeded the deal only applied to bergen county and that she simply must

it's you talking to rene russo, who is the head of the news division, i guess.ah, she buys the footage that my character sells. >> jimmy: and you start getting a little demanding. >> well, i have this really good footage from this one crime. and i, you know, try to negotiate. >> jimmy: there you go. we have a clip. here's jake gyllenhaal in "nightcrawler," in theaters this friday. check it out. >> the name of my company is video production news, a a professional news gathering service. that's how it should be read, and that's how it should be said. i also want to go to the next room and meet your team. and the station manager, and the director and the anchors. and start developing my own personal relationships. i'd like to start meeting them this morning. you'll take me around. you'll introduce me as the owner and president of video production news and remind them of some of my many other stories. i'm not done. i also want to stop our discussion over prices. this will save time. so when i say that a particular number is my lowest price, that's my lowest price. a

got jake gyllenhaal and his wife rene russo.ese nightcrawlers, who drive around with police scanners, emergency scanner, trying to get, you know, any kind of grisly footage they can sell. >> from l.a., all across the country. >> the guy who inspired him, he grew up in new york, was a famous crime photographer who reportedly was the first to actually install a police scanner in his car so he could get to the scene. >> what was it about the film role that drew you in? obviously, for jake gyllenhaal, this is a darker role for him. we've read some reports about his extreme weight loss and some other things he did for method acting with this. >> this movie for me was made for all the right reasons. it's a passion project are foot writer/director. nobody got paid a big salary. but it attracted top talent. the great sin mo doingographer. this say movie that becomes an intense thriller. but you won't see it coming. you cannot guess what's going to happen. >> it's not a -- how about this for a review. night crawler with its award winning

we're not only breaking down rus russo's career, we're dipping into her fountain of youth for all of media is always on fire. >> obviously i'm very vocal. >> chrissy teigen is known for obviously her lovely bottom and her food instagram pictures. she should stick to

house and it was for congressman, myself george miller or landlord chuck schumer and a guy named marty russo from illinois. chuck schumer and i were on the bottom floor and he slept on the couch and i had it bad that i had moved into one corner in the room downstairs. this was truly animal house. this was really animal house. chuck was the kind of person, i mean chuck would munch on anything. my son every once in a while would come back and stay with me and he would buy a serial because we didn't have any cereal. we didn't have any food. most of the time we ate out. he would buy cereal for himself and schumer before he would go to bed would eat the dan cereal. [laughter] my son would always wake up and say what the hell happened to my serial? i said i'm sorry, schumer took care of that. >> it was an early washington lesson. mr. secretary you with the most amazing life for those of us here in washington. there are so many things to learn from in "worthy fights." you go back to the beginning and you talk about when you were running for congress and it wasn't even near the beginning for you but

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and patricia russo is the chairman of hewlett-packard enterprise.weisler is the ceo of hp inc. >> it's a big part of the business. printers and pcs are $56 billion. so it's a big move. you have to see what else is left in the company after they accomplish this spinoff. >> indeed we'll be discussing that more later in the show. >>> now the first person diagnosed we ith ebola is being treated in nebraska. the freelance nbc news cameraman who contracted ebola last week is expected to arrive in nebraska today for treatment. that's a separate case. dr. friedman will be briefing president oh baa ma today saying he's confident this will not spread into the u.s. >> the bottom line is we know how to stop it and it's not going to spread widespread in the u.s. we can do public health interventions that stop it in its tracks. >> and nbc's tracie potts is in washington with more. tracey? >> well, wilfred, we expect doctor frieden to update president obama today. the cdc has 35 people in west africa trying to con tape the disease there. here they are focusing on

today, from the new film "nightcrawler," rene russo. and a performance from country star sam hunt.

a little bit of a russo again.if you are called on the secretary will call on you identify yourself quickly and please keep it short. we want to have as many questions as possible and make it a question pleased on the commentary. math. yes, sir. >> mr. secretary how has the dash impact of border control so far? >> isil is of course the most prominent terrorist organization in the world stage right now and we are taking the fight to them and iraq and in syria with airstrikes and there's an international coalition that is being assembled that will participate in this overall effort. basil is obviously a dangerous terrorist organization. they have demonstrated a willingness to kill americans in a brutal public way. they call for attacks on the west and they have very slick social very slick social media and very slick propaganda. so you put all those things together and in my view they represent a very significant potential threat to our homeland for which we have to be vigilant. we are vigilant around a couple of dif

but b pat russo nonexecutive chairman of that board. whitman nonexecutive chairman of hp inc.y weissler, i believe i'm pronouncing his name properly but i may not be. we did speak to miss whitman earlier on the program, of course. we have talked to her often over the last three plus years she's been running hewlett-packard and asked her about any plans potentially split the company. she has responded that one hp was the strategy, they were following, the benefits that accrued to the company were significant from keeping it together and of course then we asked her this morning, why the change? >> we think this is the best alternative for our customers and our shareholders. the market has changed dramatically in terms of speed and we're in a position now where we can pursue the turnaround of hewlett-packard -- by the way the brand renames on both companies in one form or another -- and we're in a better position to get focused companies who can respond more quickly. think about this for a second. the competitors for printing and personal systems business are almost entirely diff

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time for halloween is this creepy grizzly movie from screen writer director dan gilroy starring renee russo jake gyllenhall. he goes from crime scene to crime scene every night in l.a. photographing the most horrific accidents and i think this culture actually exists. >> it does. >> you were telling me about it earlier in the green room and he went all out for this role. he lost about 30 pounds by eating kale. >> geled his hair it looks like. >> jogging every night. about 15 miles a day and eating gum. the critics are raving about his performance. oscar is probably in his future for this role definitely. we caught up with him recently at the red carpet premiere in new york city. to tell us about how he went all out for this role and what his first meal was after he was done dieting. >> there's movie tough and there's life tough. i don't like to merge the two which is why i try to go all out whenever i make movies. whenever you can know what real pain is then when you're working in a fictional world you can push it pretty far. first meal i had when i was finishing the movie was rosco's chick

one of my favorite actresses is in this, too, renee russo.i go to sleep, nicole -e coli. it looks amazing. >> it is a terrifying thriller. nicole stars as a woman named christine who has amnesia. she wakes up every single day. she has no rex of her life or her loved ones, including her husband. >> a controlling husband. he tells her she lost it due to a car crash t. audience learns something completely different. >> don't give it away. it's a good one. >> a couple great apps. you like bravado. it helps you save on grocery store bills. >> there is fantastic. you can use your location to find discounts and coupons, digital coupons for a number of supermarks and truck store chains near you. you can sort through different coupons, you can browse and create shopping lists, it's fantastic. >> next i think this is up al's alley, sick weather. >> it's like a weather forecast but for illness. it uses social media to track illnesss near you from whooping cough to ear aches him type in your zip code, find out is there an outbreak near me. it's great if