saying that's what many are saying to spike lee as they call him the famed director to end his new kickstarter. campaign now if you don't now kickstarter is the web to help. her get out there. that is why we. should grin and he will make it people worry about her so you know you hate it like get it done a way out here. or trish but opponents of the job act and its new crowdfunding rules simply say it's ripe for fraud and abuse here's what self professed white collar criminal sam antara told us. all even get me started on that ok we all got it but i would love the jobs act i love the jobs act to go back into crime or it will definitely get into the next. joining me now is bob how you doing today why did you have to intro. now crowdfunding it's nothing new you know it's been around forever especially liberty statue of liberty. and there you go from the french. you know you small ventures could legally raise money via loans or gifts for a long time now but only equity or stock within actual company within an actual company that is legally a new thing to do and it was off limits for a long time wh

just on the way here on the train i was thinking about spike lee. thought we didn't put in "she's got to have it," a famous film with regards to its depiction of women and sexuality. there's a list of at least 100 things that we have on file that we missed. >> well, all the more reason to do the book of jezebel two. >> right. >> one of the terms in the book is cover lies. it says magazine editor misrepresentations often found on the cover of women's service and fashion titles in order to sensationalize mediocre content, appeal to women's insecurities, and sell out copies. explain what you mean by that. >> women's magazines in particular tend to have a way of funneling the truth on a cover in order to have it fly off the newsstands. they have at least historically suck to a formula that worked and that i found to be a bit patronizing, exhausting, both as a consumer of magazines but also as an editorial staffer at them. and so when we started the site we thought we would give them the old critique. in terms of the sorpts of, like, fabrications or fibs

but he received sharp criticism from fellow filmmaker spike lee for the type of films he was making.oday is coonery and buffoonery. i know it's making a lot of money, breaking records. but we could do better. >> i've had more people coming up to me, i can't wait. people are fascinated with gangster movies. they really are. >> my own son, a child can be susceptible. some child might watch "american gangster" and say i want to be a gangster. it's really about what's going on in your home. >> ""dreamgirls"" is using the success of "ray" and success of "hustle and flow" and now it's going to be like man, it's going to be a no-brainer. when somebody starts to talk about another african-american or black film, it works now. because we allowed it to be black, say it is black, and then transcend that. >> i know that if it is successful it will open the doors for more movies. it's so relevant and so important. i didn't care if i was in this movie for two minutes. i just wanted to be a part of it. >> even in animation, where anik anani rose became the first black princess in disney history. >>

we've never seen and there are more and more directors that are being able to do things and to see spike lee -- or to see directors who are directing work. you don't know the color of the director. i think they are starting to really change things. >> bill, are we discussed, the emmies haven't been generous to actors. are they more -- >> i think we could make that argument. these an interesting point. there's a lot of movies to be made and a lot of tv shows these days. you think of oz and the wire. there have been extraordinary roles for blacks and produce a lot of interesting stars of well. that's another point that i was making. the more productions you have. the rise and all the numbers are in the different groups that will arise and find themselves better position for the future. here. one are the people who vote on the oscars which most people don't know this are overwhelming white in male. 3/4 male and 92% white. that's a big problem. you know who's whiter? are the people who are shelling tout movies. those are the movies you have to get to and the other hollywood is us the viewing pub

abc's chris connelly sat down with the director and the stars of this spike lee movie. ♪ fight the powerd by the american film institute, as one of the top 100 films of all-time. >> the brother up on the wall. >> tell the story of right hand, left hand. >> reporter: with an intense blend of politics, drama and comedy, it chronicles a neighbor's racial tensions on a hot summer day in brooklyn, where the claims of hatred, bigotry and violence, erupt into violence. >> hold up. >> reporter: and 25 years later, with cameras rolling for "entertainment weekly's" reunion issue, the cast reunited in the same brooklyn neighborhood. a walk down memory lane. literally. >> this block really hasn't changed much in 25 years. >> that fire hydrant right there. the day i came out and i was cleaning my sneaker with a toothbrush. >> what have i done to you? >> you're a drunk fool. >> reporter: besides that. >> reporter: it cast a hollywood's who's who. it launched the careers of rosie perez, and samuel l. jackson. and it got an oscar nomination for danny aiello for the role oz sal. >> the film put me on the

but it was nearly 25 years ago when director spike lee took notice of a young dancer named rosie pereznd cast her in her first major acting role as tina in "do the right thing." >> now she's playing a woman in prison in a new ridley scott film "the counselor," a pivotal role that sets the whole plot in motion. >> hello, rosie! >> hello, ladies. >> good to see you again. >> thank you. >> congratulations are in order. >> right. you're not engaged. you are married. >> married lady. >> like a spur of the moment thing. you just did it. >> yeah. we just went with it. you know, my husband -- i love that. my husband. he wanted a big wedding. i wanted to go to city hall. and he's so loving. >> how cute is he, by the way? >> is he in the business, too, rosie? >> yeah. he's an artist and a graphic designer and everything. >> how long have you been dating? >> we've been dating for five years. but i've known him for, like, 17, 18 years. but i kept forgetting him. no. the time i remembered him i was like, who is that? and we've been together ever since. that day. >> you finally, finally caught on. >

filmmaker spike lee raising money for a film isn't that a bastard's asian?ou in danger of having the big players come in to crowd out the little people? >> it is about judgment so we have the crowd make the judgment so let the crowd decided they want to find the largest crowd funding campaign on indiegogo of 30 million or a the local pizza shop is up to them. dennis: it is an exciting area and while one could be encouraged by the of votes to they have to come up with rules to enforce the vote or me too onerous with the rules? >> the lot can now in 2012 when signed by obama and then they could get the information than finally they got the feedback and a finalized it in september we're just in the first up of title three now and the feedback and comments period. so not to be too hands-on with the implementation. dennis: it is almost appalling people should help people knows so much about title one or title to of the regulation. is there something the send? >> one thing is that that crowd equity funding hit two years ago indiegogo has multiplied the grows by th

action spike lee. aahhh! no one's gonna say, "we're gonna take a chance on you." i never thought that would happen. so out of frustration, i wrote "reservoir dogs." hollywood is not very alluring to me. i am not susceptible to swimming pools and porsches. i got a '79 chevy. it's runnin' good. i'm a film outlaw, and i think that's a good thing to be. nenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations d individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of:

here's how mike lee's position is playing in to taupe. utah jobless claims spikel shut down. frustration reigns in wake of yellowstone closure. shutdown prompts emergency declarations in utah. utah would have nothing without massive support from the federal government. the federal government is not just the biggest employer in utah. the federal government sends much more money into utah in federal spending than it receives back from utah in utah's meager contribution to federal taxes. utah would be dirt roads and horse trails without the federal government. you can't go anywhere in utah without using a federally fund ed if you are the junior senator from utah you should begin every session of the senate by asking for one minute of floor time, immediately after the chaplain's opening prayer to thank the senate and united states government for continuing to keep utah alive, for continuing to keep the people of utah employed. every once in a while it would be good form to include a quick apology for utah's permanent abject inability to carry its own weight in its con

can't afford this insurance and how do we prevent the premium spike in 2015 as insurers will readjust their prices to reflect the fwaul enroll leently if you look at the premiums for 2014, we did not see spikes. we saw a very competitive marketplace. in fact, we have over 200 issuers just in the federal exchange alone who are offering more than 3,000 plans. some markets have as many as 54 plans in a market. we've seen 25% new issuers in markets. so far what we're seeing is the opposite of what you're suggesting. >> have you enrolled in the plan? >> i have employer sponsored insurance. i would not be eligible for the plan. >> from the federal government? >> yes. >> so you're not participating in obama care? >> i'm participating in the employer sponsored. >> so you have government insurance. so you're not -- have you gone on the site and tried to enroll or tried to shop for plans? >> i haven't gone on to shop for the plans. i went on and signed up for an account just to see what it looked like and go through the application process. but did not sign up for coverage. i'm not eligible for coverage nor did i shop. >> i want to mentio