there is a whole field that studies the sequence, how one movement is remembered in a succession of a> the process of creating, trying to start creating music is not that different for me that it is remembering music. it is revoking some kind of image or movement. -- evoking some kind of image or movement. >> can i ask, i am a musician, do you have any advice -- often have trouble losing -- moving away from my everyday and getting into music. do you have any recommendations on how to speed up that context switching? >> i am assuming that as a professional musician, he doesn't have to do with complicated problems. >> you would not want me doing that. believe me. >> still, you have the context switch of being creative, non creative. >> that is true. sometimes you need something to

but gosh, it's such -- the sequence is amazing. the swinging was a trick to figure out. that was tricky to figure out. the swinging and also -- >> jimmy: you were really swinging from the building? >> i am really swinging from the building, and i -- >> jimmy: man oh man you're a manly man. [ laughter ] i'm such a wimp next to you, i swear. god, that is so cool. that is great, and the sandstorm chase sequence, i've never seen anything like it. i mean, probably video games -- that was the only thing i could compare it to. i've never seen anything real humans do -- >> brad bird, he directed "iron giant," and he directed "the incredibles," and "ratatouille," and he's just an amazing filmmaker. and, he designed these sequences, and i couldn't wait to do them. i couldn't wait to do them. >> jimmy: yeah, it was just great, and you've got a great cast. you and simon pegg, you're phenomenal together. >> and he's a fantastic guy, he's hilarious. >> jimmy: he's a quick, quick, funny guy. >> quick, funny guy. >> jimmy: paula patton, gorgeous.

. >> you lead a sequence, that emotionally engaging your sequence with jeremy when you guys are singingthis amazing sequence with your daughter when that camera shuts off, is it hard to come back down. >>> that scene was so emotional for me because i could just picture that whole thing singing that to my husband, and just thinking about the people you love dying and having to act the whole thing out and to sing it out i remember it did take me quite awhile to get over that whole scene i was very emotionally caught up in it. >> is it hard for you to come down from sequences like singing with your daughter. >> not that sequence i was remembering focusing on my lines and delivering it in the right way. people around me some times thing i can do this like it is no big deal because maybe i make it look easy but it is not always easy more so trying to get them to leave me alone. no other business, nothing else needs anything let me just focus on this and that is it. but for something like fix me jesus that takes longer to come down i am emotionally invested in that as dana owens, there are th

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. >> we understand the chronology and the sequencing actually was very close between those things that happen. this board does not have to only look at sequencing, and if we did not, i would ask you, knowing there was another facility, would you think there was an issue of like food? >> the department was informed its this merchant was selling similar foods, we would work to relocate to other places or use another location had we known about this. >> thank you. >> are there going to be additional fees if the process takes place? >> there will be our prenotification see -- a renotification fee, but we will work with the merchant and the applicant your your -- and the applicant. >> given these circumstances, will those thesfees be waved? >> the department itself cannot waive it. we do not have the ability. we will try to find some applicable solution. >> the merchant being this permit holder or the other location? >> the permit holders specifically. >> work with them how? >> we had one other situation where it was a police department permits. we found out after the fact that it was autho

. >> when you have a sequence, that is as emotionally engaging you have an amazing sequence with youraughter in the film, when that camera shuts off is it hard to come down to your normal self? >> that particular scene was so emotional i could just picture that whole scene, to my husband who had passed and just thinking about the people you love dying and having to act the whole thing out and to sing it out i remember it did take me quite awhile to get over that whole scene because i was very emotionally caught up in it. >> is it hard to come down from sequences like the daughter in the movie. >> not that see consequence i was remembering -- sequence, i was remembering my lines and delivering it in the right way. people around me thing i can do this like it is no big deal maybe i make it look easy but it is not always easy more so trying to get them to leave me alone. don't talk to me, no other business, nothing else needs anything let me focus on this, that is it for something like fix me jesus, that takes longer to come down i am emotionally invested in it as a person, personally as

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for the forced noisy sequence, because it is not talking -- the ecrst noisy sequence, because it is notit is just noise, i wanted the antagonist. and i wanted it here because i wanted it to come early in the narration, because i wanted to say to people -- there will not be any big surprise. it is a very classical story. how the story is told is more important for me than the story itself. and i thought it was funny and cool to surprise people with some very simple things. because the convention of the movie is to be silent. and then you have sound and it is really a shocking. and it is so normal for what we hear. tavis: how difficult was the undertaking? you get this brilliant idea. once you get the money and are into the filming, how much more difficult, if at all, was pulling this off than you had originally imagined? >> there is no easy movie to make. tavis: [laughter] >> the beginning was not easy. the first thing was that i had to convince myself that it was doable. before was 100% convinced, nothing moved. and then things began to come together. the first producer siad, they smile

analysts analyzed the gay nome sequence of two humans who lived past -- the genome sequence of two humans lived past 100 years. they had a special gene. no. 3, check your medicine cabinet. novartis the makers of execedrin, no-doz and gas-x is recalling soemedications with expiration dates of 2013 or 2014. no. 2, need a job? target is looking to hire 400 people for a brand-new store in crofton. no. 1 tonight track work will shut down two stations on metro's blue and orange line over the three-day martin luther king jr. holiday weekend. shuttle buses will be used to help riders around the federal center southwest and capitol south stations. also expect delays due to single tracking on the red line this weekend. that work runs from 10 p.m. friday through closing monday night. >>> check in now, make sure we don't have another snowstorm coming in for tomorrow. >> i prefer the sneaky snowstorm. we didn't use it right there. >> the clipper season. >> this was not a clipper, not even close, but it did provide us some fresh snow, like a lot of those clippers do. listen, this was the most snow that

we have seen sequences of collin klein going 0-5, 0-7, 1-10.vers. bam, bam, bam. and they move down the field. right now, his offensive line is giving him a nice protection in the pocket. >> gus: i have to admit they care him to ti -- compare him to tim tebow but it look like he has a little bit better throwing motion than tim tebow. >> charles: they are going to take a time-out here. look at how this ball ends up. that is a well-thrown ball. and a nice catch by brodrick smith. one of our colleagues knows brodrick smith pretty well, because he recruited him when he was head coach at the university of minnesota. >> gus: it look like he got a toe down first. >> charles: before the knee came down. >> charles: tim brewster had brodrick smith -- >> referee: the ruling on the field is confirmed. catch at the sideline. first down. >> charles: so that catch is good. they move on. tim brewster recruited brodrick smith, and he told me before the game he could have an impact. he is a terrific player when he is on the field. missed some this year due to di

another great sequence here. going back and forth on the baseline. novak with the wicked back hand.t out. he is praying. maybe he's praying that the match would end soon. and it would. championship point. serving. he's on point here this is sweet. rips the forehand. after five hours and 53 minutes. >> tiger woods reportedly received two and a half million dollars just for showing up. he did more than that. after three rounds, he had a -- entering today wearing trademark red, tiger trying to earn his second victory in a row. tiger won the chevron classic last december. looking sharp here. tiger punting from 40 feet out. look at that. tiger would also birdie the next hole. then here on thurm four, trouble for tiger. not bad. meanwhile, robert entered the final round was solid. birdie putt here on 14. then on 18. taps in and wins the championship by one stroke at 3 13. >> the wriz ards finally won their first road game of the season. the wizards prevailed, beating the bobcats to improve their road record to 1-8. get excited. one thing, we know things are bad in washington but here is h

we are live in the newsroom with more on the sequence of events that led to the attack. it happened between two men from well-known families in a everybody knows each other. was only today that family out how brutal the killing was. ryan cannot believe his father's own roommate is charged with killing him. not know what kind of would do something like that. >> the share of's office says the murder happened at his home. there are beer cans all over the property. both men had been drinking fight.getting into a tanner pushed rusty to the ground and kicked him. him lying there and went bed. he woke up and found him dead. called offices and confessed. >> we are that angry with him. thought he was a friend. >> his family is struggling to pay for his funeral. a store is raising money for the family. folks say both men were well known. two timesould come in day. tanner needs to be put away. long as he stays out of society. i do not think he is fit for society. tanner is in jail. is charged with second-degree murder. a woman answering the door of address did not want to say anyth

. >> when you leave a sequence that is that emotionally engaging and you have this amazing sequence with your daughter in the film, is it hard for to you come back down to being like your normal self? other. >> in that particular scene, that was so emotional for me because i could just picture that scene singing that tune to my house who had passed and having to act it out and sing it out, i remember it did take me a while to get over that whole thing because i was very emotionally caught up in it. >> is it hard for you to come down from see scwenss like the scene with your daughter. >> not that. i was more focused on delivering my lines and staying in the zone. people around mere think i can do this like it is no big deal because member i make it look easy. but it is not easy. it is more so trying to get them to leave me alone. no other business. nothing else means anything. let me just focus on this and that is it. for something like fix me, jesus, that takes a little longer to come down because i'm emotionally invested in it as a person, personally. as dap aowens, there are things i w

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we have seen sequences of collin klein going 0-5, 0-7, 1-10.vers. bam, bam, bam. and they move down the field. right now, his offensive line is giving him a nice protection in the pocket. >> gus: i have to admit they care him to ti -- compare him to tim tebow but it look like he has a little bit better throwing motion than tim tebow. >> charles: they are going to take a time-out here. look at how this ball ends up. that is a well-thrown ball. and a nice catch by brodrick smith. one of our colleagues knows brodrick smith pretty well, because he recruited him when he was head coach at the university of minnesota. >> gus: it look like he got a toe down first. >> charles: before the knee came down. >> charles: tim brewster had brodrick smith -- >> referee: the ruling on the field is confirmed. catch at the sideline. first down. >> charles: so that catch is good. they move on. tim brewster recruited brodrick smith, and he told me before the game he could have an impact. he is a terrific player when he is on the field. missed some this year due to di

a little trip continues along the delta for a sequence that nobody has ever yet managed to fill. he said i'm from a village whose name the inhabitants also is not to mention because their revenues don't exactly derives from the declared economy. the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. because huge areas where oil spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories and. the six black smoke is rising over the mangroves. we've arrived at last. as we approach the men fully. love all those in our boat call to them reassuring up. a refinery. an illegal refinery under the open sky. men distill crude oil. amidst the steel. on the risks of explosion. men who've welded together a few cans to make stills. and who feed the fire by tossing bowls of oil onto it. it's an apocalyptic scene on the dying trees. the man lives here e.t.f. if sleepy and. todd up from the in

this is a crazy sequence. taylor brings it back up the floor. a huge bucket and the colonials are down just one. less than 10 seconds to go, ignore the scoreboard, it's wrong on your screen, g.w. was down just three here. here's taylor for the tie, but the tide is too strong. the colonials fall to 8 and 13 on the season. and just quick, tiger woods at the tournament today he shot a 66, he's in the lead going into the final round. looks like his second consecutive win if he wins tomorrow. >> that is the news, we'll of course stay on top of breaking news for you. and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a good night.

it looks phenomenal. -- sequences that george lucas produced.the characters were at a table read. it felt like the messages were being thrown down your throat and repeated over and over again as if the audience did not understand it the first time. message! stop repeating it over and over again. we get it. it is an amazing story. i wish they international societied the script a little bit better. i gave it a two and a half out of five. good action, just not a -- a terrible, terrible script. >> too bad about that one we have got some good ones though that people will be able to see if you can handle the tears. >> yeah, see haywire and check out the web site. can you tweet me bdk reviews for all my interviews there. >> thank you so much. back to you guys. >> i'm disappointed about that review of red tails. >> visually, i think it is still pretty cool. >> okay, we'll go see that. >> weather first. >> i'm not usually here. please forgive me. >> tony sitting over there too. >> he is getting ready for ask the weather guys. >> it is cold outside. it wi

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there's no new sequence, there's no long sequence. it's a very pure love story. something could happen between them but it doesn't because of the circumstances. t we know... the audience knows that they are in love. that they don't have an affair. >> ros here's a scene athe breakfast table wi your wife and your dog right after youe met peppy. roll tape. >> rose: what are the themes of this movie? pride. family. >> truth. >> rose: truth. >> love. >> rose: love. >> rose: >> betrayal. >> fame. >> rose: especially fame. >> and silence. >> rose: how do you mean silence? >> i mea, silence is one of the themes of the movie. >> rose: silence between people? >> between people and silence in the movie and how silence can be very... can demolish a couple and w... i think silence is a little bit everywhere. because 's a silent movie, silence came in the writing process and became to me. >> rose: what do you think people feel coming out of this movie that they might not have imagined going in? what is the emotion that makes this so attractive to audiences? >> i think they fee

in two thousand and five it was the sequence of popping up all the been in effect a half dozen people can only do is a hand out of their time when they go to start taking credit for all these detentions but the figures have been a total failure. because when they really do detain somebody when they turn somebody over to the border patrol it will be just practice the border patrol has to give that report to the mexican consulate they have to do that if someone is an international agreement and they need to know the crime so if it was the minimum they didn't and the minimum point is some people out that's in the report. in the more than two years of the minimum amount and there's been less than one hundred people that have been stopped because of the minimum. that's going to. the official tea allocation. i pod touch from the. city of. old costs and feeds in the palm of your. question. please. just stay. on. the biggest star may get snowed in the whole. true. but shifting its presence into. syria's opposition calls on the un to establish libya's. accusing our opponents is a. pre-emptive

his daughter with those famous sequence gloves. some of today's biggest stars were there, including justin bieber. >> people are going to remember him for his dancing, for his singing. you have to remember him for being the man that he was. >> michael jackson's mother said the star would have loved the ceremony. >> it is a very good celebration and i know if michael was here, he would agree. to see all the friends and loved ones and especially his fans here to celebrate this with him. >> afterwards, the tribune's continued. after all the controversy about his death, this was a chance to celebrate his achievement. >> an exhibition dedicated to the religious journey which many of the moslem pilgrims make him that the. the museum opens this weekend in london. >> this exhibition has taken two years to put together come up with objects on loan from 13 different countries. on display at the british museum of art exhibits a better rarely seen in the west. like this ticket issued by thomas cook for pilgrims traveling from india in 1886. >>

a sequence of numbers is flashed and then it is repeated and the champs are the chimps. >> coming up i'll take you to a college founded by a founding father. so stay with us. >> he wrote the declaration of independence and became our third president and doubled the size of the country with the louisiana purchase, but thomas jefferson wasn't done yet. lorne will educatous another one of his achievements. >> the university of virginia is one of the most highly-ranked public universities in the country. it's also one of the most beautiful campuses anywhere. in fact, uva is the only university in the u.s. to be honored as a world heritage site. both the academics and the architecture are the legacy of thomas jefferson. returning home after his second term as president, jefferson wanted to create a public university toad kate the next generation of leaders, but mr.= jefferson had some rather revolutionary ideas, many that have become tradition and they still follow at uva today. >> we don't call professors doctor, it's mr. or miss. we don't call freshmen sophomores or seniors, their secon