>> jae, on the floor of our bedroom. >> jimmy: how cheap is steven spielberg?would entrust two strangers that were 15 years old to repair these movies. >> jimmy: he's lucky you didn't use them to make -- as rolling papers or something. i mean -- [ laughter ] >> well, i wanted to steal a frame because it said written and directed by steve spielberg. i was like, come on, we have to. and matt's like, no. >> jimmy: you're lucky. it could have been disastrous. you might not be working with him now. >> this is true. >> jimmy: when he's the producer of your movie, does he do anything? does a producer really produce anything? >> he was amazing. he helped me -- you know, we worked on the script together and with casting. he spent hours in the editing room with me. it was amazing because he'd be sitting there. you know, it would be crazy because you know, there was steven spielberg and there were so many times i'd work on something and think what the hell would steven spielberg do in and we'd be in the editing room. he'd say, "you know what i'd do?" he'd make a suggestio

and think, what the hell would steven spielberg do? say, you know what i'd do? he'd make a suggestion. there he is right there, telling me what he would do. it was very cool. >> jimmy: you have to listen to everything he suggests, right? you can't reject anything -- >> he is the greatest collaborator. when you get past the oh, my god, it's steven spielberg. he's just a great guy with amazing ideas. >> jimmy: how do you get past the oh, my god, it's steven spielberg? >> it takes time. >> jimmy: i would think so. >> at first you are like -- and you reference movies that you love and you're like, oh, he directed that, [ bleep ]. and you don't want to make it seem like you're being a sycophant but it's hard when you're working with him, especially with a movie that has kids and bikes and otherworldly stuff. not to reference the -- you know. >> jimmy: yeah. and the kids, by the way, are not all professional actors. these are kids you found somewhere? >> two of the kids on the movie had never been on the set of anything before. so it was --

abrams and steven spielberg. if that should be enough. >> i should call will smith. tavis: [laughter] i'm just asking about the decision to put a movie out and hoping to do well and there is no big name attached to it. >> you are right. is a risk. and i think that people love discovering people. by the way, star trek, which of course, have been in "star trek," bud people did not really know that -- but people did not really know the source of that film. the movie came out and people still went. i think there is a fun to go into the movie and seeing people and getting to discover them yourselves and not feel like it is a another star vehicle. if the right actor happens to be unknown, that should be allowed, too. tavis: for those who have not seen it yet, what do you want to tell us without giving too much away? >> super 8 is a movie about a group of kids making a movie on separate film, like i used to do it as a kid. they're making a zombie movie and it is really scary. they're filming one night. they have seeped away and they are filming at a train depot. -- they hav

cu / cesar y blanca aunque no estuvo involucrado en la direccin, el cineasta steven spielberg vuelveeva cinta de ciencia ficcin... ---nancy leal nos dice en que lugar qued su nueva produccin en la lista de las ms taquilleras del fin de semana... take pkg acceso total que tal amigos.. pues este fin de semana de estrenos hubo de todo un poco pero la pelicula que arrazo con la taquilla fue super 8 nats dirigida por j j abrams y producida por steven spielberg, esta pelicula de ciencia ficcion y suspenso entre humanos y extraterrestr es se llevo 37 millones de dolares. "x- men: first class" cayo del primer lugar al segundo este fin de semana la serie de historietas de los super heroes " xmen" de todos modos se llevo otros 25 millones de dolares a sus arcas. nats-vo y los muchachos de hangover parte 2 quedaron en el tercer puesto...recaudando 18 millones de dolares mas a sus arcas tras tres semanas de estrena.. cu / cesar y blanca hoy a las 11 ---que tendremos para esta noche??... blanca ---cesar estaremos hablando de las reacciones que gener la visita del presidente mexicano felipe calder

because she made a hitler comment which was really, really inappropriate and steven spielberg of courseas zero patience for that. >> she was referring to michael bay, the director of the "transformer 3" movie. all the "transformer" movies. she likened his behavior on the set to hitler. also said he was very socially awkward. this is the kind of thing you just don't say. >> you don't say that. >> i mean, come on. it doesn't matter if you're megan fox or brad pitt, you don't diss the director. right? >> right, really inappropriate. >> right, sandy? >> sandy is great. we love sandy. >> exactly. >> she's out. you don't want to do that to steven spielberg. >> no, he's got a lot of power and he'll do what he wants. >>> when we return, the heart-stopping moment at wimbledon. >> and the victory that serena williams thought she'd never experience again. >> it's a great moment. >> it's a wonderful comeback story. you're watching "world news now." >>> stories to watch today on abc news. 11,000 people in minot, north dakota, have been told to get out of their homes earlier than expected. evacuation

and steven spielberg, did you get a lot of time with them?ld be there talking to j.j. i remember after we finished shooting, we all went out to eat with steven, but it was a surprise. >> jimmy: where did you go in west virginia eatsing? >> it wasn't in west virginia, it was in l.a. it was in santa monica. >> jimmy: did he pay or did he make you is split the check? >> i don't know. it was a surprise he was coming. we were all sitting. we had bread and whatever. j.j. walked in and then we were all just sitting there and then steven walked in with his baseball cap and his leather jacket and everyone was like looking at him. >> jimmy: do you know to be excited that steven spielberg was there or do your parents tell you to be excited. you're so young you missed most of his stuff. >> we have all seen "e.t." and l that. >> jimmy: congratulations. this is a cool thing. this is a photo of -- tell us what this is here. >> that is me. >> jimmy: that's you. >> i'm giving a thumbs up. that's me getting a mold, because in the movie i have to hang upside do

may soon increase crude production. >>> at the movies a solid opening for "super eight" the steven spielberg science fiction flick took in $37 million over the weekend, not spectacular but enough to win the top spot. last week's number one "x-men: first class" slipped to second place with "the hangover part 2" in a strong third. >>> terrell, how about lunch for $2.3 million? that's what someone paid for a private lunch with billionaire investor warren buffett, part of what's become an annual auction, the proceeds going to a charity that provides social services to the poor and homeless, but there is a catch. buffett will talk about anything except future stock picks. terrell i get excited when someone pays for lunch for me. >> especially one for $2.3 million. we do that here all the time. you know how it is. >> oh, yeah, sure, all the time. >> ashley morrison here in new york. we're lying so much we got to keep going. thank you so much. >>> just ahead a major medical setback for one of bruce springsteen's e street band. >>> plus a glimmer of hope as firefighters battle the massive wildfire i

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according to bay, after hearing that, executive producer steven spielberg said, quote, fire her right now. not a good idea there. >>> this comes to us from king 5 news in seattle, washington, where in nearby tacoma a father's day dinner turned into the perfect setup for a little surprise for one dad's little girl. crystal thought she was just at a restaurant to celebrate father's day with her family until she heard a familiar voice. it was her boyfriend home one day early from iraq, and he followed up that surprise with another, popping the question giving dad, daughter, and future son-in-law all a father's day to remember. that is for sure. way to go. major points on that one. >> going to give the poor girl a heart attack. that's a lot for one meal. >> that's a one-two punch. guys don't feel pressure there. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," your first stop today on your nbc station. >>> one fest central fest central in london made a cultural splash. an annual dragon boat drew a crowd of participants. 40 teams from around the country used the large boat to race one another. along

thanks to the paring of steven spielberg and j.j. adams, the it features no stars. most people aren't exactly sure what the film is about. that leaves experts mixed with some predicting an opening over $25 million while others look at high 50. still, almost all expect a long, successful run for "super 8." hanging tough in second will be last weekend's champ, "x-men first class" which should still take in over $20 million. and lastly, one film worth noting, "judy moody" could surprise at over $10 minute. >> i can't wait. >> i know you have been telling me about this book series. ever. >> do you have your justin bieber shirt pressed and ready to go? >> just in tiny font. this comes to us from wgal news 8 in lincoln, pennsylvania, where one man is showing he can swim lapse around life's challenges. born without legs or arms, craig has amazed many with his accomplishments. he's a newlywed with his sights set on his greatest challenge yet, swimming a 4.4 mile race across the chesapeake bay. he trains for hours, constantly motivated to push himself past his motivations. i

steven spielberg beat me up on set.ht with steven spielberg? >> no, he was demonstrating to andy serkis, who played gollum in lord of the rings, how to rough my character up at one point, or it was a character, he used me. he said, "simon, let me do this." so he sat on top of me and -- "it's like this. it's like this!" and i was going -- [ laughter ] and then andy serkis is going, "you mean like thi . . . . . . did this happen? >> jimmy: it was the weirdest in my whole life. it is so wild. >> yeah. >> jimmy: then, i mean, "star trek," by the way, great job in "star trek." that was just phenomenal. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. thank you. >> jimmy: what an honor that is. >> amazing. >> jimmy: what an honor. did you get to meet any of the -- i know -- >> well -- >> jimmy: spock was walking around. >> yeah, spock was obviously -- leonard nimoy was in it. >> jimmy: oh, that's right. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm assuming everybody calls him spock, right, i mean -- >> that's the weird thing. when i -- i have a scene with s

. >> maybe the next steven spielberg, he won the nbc education nation essay writing contest. congratulations. >> thank you. >> logon to the website. it's a great website and allows to you see if there's anything you can do or write to contribute at any point to what's happening there at your school. it is educationnation.org. and up next for "comunidad del valle" r stal eagriate entsn our i real estage .ents. >>> the national hispanic organization of real estate associates the has to build reputation all over the country. here to do that are the members of nora, jim takes care of the local efforts here in the silicon valley. with us is richard gonzalez, who is the past national president. how to get out of the building crisis and rebuild the reputation on real estate professionals. welcome to the show, by the way. >> thank you, damian. >> how extensive is your work as far as rebuilding that reputation? like any other profeional when there's a crisis, it took a hit. >> it really did and a lot of what we're tasked now is to really rebuild the trust in the community and rebuildi

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abrams and a steven spielberg with the movie, it enables people to feel confident about spending their money on that film. >> reporter: everybody is going to order the chicken chow mein. summer is the season of box office chow mein. usually served in the form of a sequel. >> sequels now, today, in this world, often outperform their predecessors. not only in box office but oft times even in critical acclaim. used to be sequelses, that was a dirty word. >> reporter: in the first quarter of this year, box office revenues were down 20%. so, hollywood needs blockbusters right now. this summer, they may have them. "hangover ii," biggest opening ever for a comedy, earning nearly $86 million. "transformers 3," forecast to earn $460 million world wide. "pirates of the caribbean 4," $795 million and counting. the biggest of them all is expected to be "harry potter." >> that's a recipe for success. >> reporter: there's nothing new. >> hey, audiences want to know what they're spending their money on. they know jack sparrow is in this movie. they're going to reach in for their 12 bucks, maybe 15. y

. >> steven spielberg previewed super 8 and reese witherspoon was given the generation award, the equivalentf lifetime achievement honors, proving what this award may lack in stature. >> you look nice in my downstairs toilet, thank you. >> reporter: it makes up for in star appeal. >> and the awards show -- here we are, the awards show featured the latest from the twilight saga, breaking dawn. >> what a quirky award. >>> good morning, thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m., with butter. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck, i feel so old watching that. angie is here with traffic in a moment and telling us about the leg warmers, we'll explain that in a minute. howard has weather first. >> you remember mtv before the awards. >> i remember the first mtv day before it was on the air. >> we were in high

intervene in ninety five and we're going to see the world watched you and we go to school she go to steven spielberg is justification city will we do school in great contrast because these are evil people will repeat them as evil people you have to put them on trial run. through the motions and it's very black and white in the us if you. actually want hats black hats in new york what's routes you have to be very good to be to yourself. that was balkans a story in your bush on knowledge sharing his thoughts on how the upcoming trial of aracoma linage will pan out but still ahead for you here in our see the british political marriage that's on the rocks to find out how deep the split in the u.k. its coalition is and how big the public discontent after the government's controversial decisions and painful reforms also. shaping the future thousands of russian kids diagnosed with cancer are given new hope with a new state of the art hospital bill to help fight that seems. but first nato is extending its operation in libya another three months the alliance chief says the decision is meant to signal to colo

big science fiction, alien invasion show, steven spielberg producing it. >> jimmy: explosions. >> explosions the earth and wiped out most of the population and all the power grids and those few survivors who are left are thrown back into 19th century form of existence. and military's gone, so guys who used to be history professors are toting guns and trying to save the world. >> jimmy: pretty rad, yeah. it's really, really cool. it's really well done. i love the production value in it. because like -- you can see sometimes a sci-fi show comes on, "okay, they went with that." but it's just like -- it looks real and this is like a super awesome movie. >> the effects are terrific. with mr. spielberg at the helm, you can pretty much guarantee -- >> jimmy: was he involved? was he hands on? >> more than i thought he would be. yeah, he was all over it. he was there on the set. he helped shape the script. he helped cast the pilot, makes editing suggestions. >> jimmy: scary and has a lot of good effects and a lot of heart. >> got a lot of heart. >> jimmy: got a lot of heart. that's what i like about

. >> in theaters is is a suspense comedy knew from steven spielberg, super 8. sanchez it has more than a passing similarity to spielberg's e.t. here is done on the aisle. >> ohio middle school students shooting a film. >> the train hits a pickup truck pretty realistic. they run and leave the camera behind. it takes three days to develop film back in 1979 but it shows there is something try to get out of one of those cars. it brings a military invasion and strange things start happening. power lines disappear. >> we have nine people missing now. >> don't expect any me help from the military. it bring bris some more to the film. it could be an invasion? it's the cold war era and alien on the loose creating havoc. they are trying to recapture it and all it wants to do is what e.t. did. >> this plays like a digital copy of spielberg palm but some of it is slow but you will cheer these fresh young faces. dasing special effects and do not leave when the credits begin there is more, a nice little treat. i'll give super 8, three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see out aisl

the film "super 8" is produced by steven spielberg and here's the film's trailer. >> i have nothing againstour friends. i like your friends. things obviously change for us. >> i have to help charles finish his movie. >> be good for you to hang around friends that don't hang around cameras and mster makeup. >> could you close you're eyes, please. and, action! >> an eastbound freighter derailed. what the cargo was on the freighter we don't know. >> we can' tell anyone. >> i understand you have concerns about our cargo. >> there isn't anything else i should know, is there? >> i can assure you the answer is no. >> it's like they all just ran away. i've got property damage. i've got theft. i've got nine people missing now. there's things happening around here i can't explain. >> we have to find this thing. >> i don't feel good about this. >> go! >> i saw it. no one bieves me. >> i believe you. what the hell. >> charlie: super 8 opened june 11th. i'm glad to have j.j. abrams back at this table. welcome. >> thank you >> >> abrams and spielberg. >> crazy. >> charlie: more than that. a dream. >> it'

the new movie is produced by steven spielberg and opening tomorrow.ickets to special screenings early tonight to generate buzz online for the flick. check it out on twitter.com/super8movie. it works. >> you are always winning in our book. thanks so much. good to see you. >> here is one christina will love. a chance to meet bryan wilson and look at new giants gear. she perked up. giants are teaming up with victoria's secret. wilson will be at the san francisco shopping center today at 1:00 for the debut. look at that one, designated kisser. surprisingly, none of the items in the collection are pink. they are all giants orange and black. what do you think of that? >> go figure. go figure. they do have pink items, you can check them out. today, we have a delicious forecast for you. high pressure makes for a gorgeous day. throughout the afternoon, we are looking good. we start mostly cloudy, just like yesterday. cool, cloudy start. a nice, warm, mild, sunny afternoon. not too hot or too cold. 53 degrees in oakland. 51 in santa rosa and 50 in san mateo. th

we want to say thank you to steven spielberg, tom hanks, and hugh hefner and so many people who put moneyd. >> that was former california governor arnold schwarzenegger thanking hugh hefner for helping to save the iconic hollywood sign from developers. that was a great moment, wasn't it? there's the california governor thanking you for saving as he said the most famous sign in the world. >> yes, why was it important to you, the hollywood sign. >> i grew up very much influenced by the movies. i escaped into that fantasy world when i was a kid. and i think the sign is more than a sign. it is an iconic representation of dreams. so when the sign was falling apart in the 1970s, i put together a party and raised money to save the sign and then we came back again in the recent past to save the land around the sign. >> you're in your mid '80s now. your mother lived to be 101. there's clearly a lot of life potential in the old goat yet. is that how you see it? how old would you like to live. >> there's a song sinatra did, if you could survive till 105, think what you could derive. 105 plus. >> do

this is latest from steven spielberg. it is rated pg-13. >> what is going on? last day of school or something? (cheers & applause) >> judy moody has big plans for an excellent occasion when her parents take an unexpected trip and heather graham, aunt opal, taking judy and her brother " stink, on an amazing journey. >> this is also rated pg. for " now showing " i am paul chambers. >> isabel: the movie " beginners " from jan wahl. >> marty: some key comments for nato. coming up. >> isabel: i think it is going to be okay. [laughter] just a little bit of breezy we will be back with your folic checkfull chalf/ (music) the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities

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now we hear from steven spielberg might have gotten it right in "jurassic park."ght have been scariest than scientists first out and how they found this out is more interesting. give stuff coming up. i'm jeff glor along with rebecca jarvis. erica hill and chris wragge are off today. >>> a new showdown on capitol hill over raising the debt ceiling. republicans walked out of budget cutting talks thursday, saying that they had hit an impasse. we are going to tell you what is holding things up, also what the implications may be for getting this deal done in the future. >> first, betty nguyen is over at the news desk with a check of the headlines. >> good morning. >>> floodwaters specked to crest in my not, north dakota, over the weekend. water from the mouse river has broken through levees. city officials expect record high floods to swamp the city. some 10,000 people have evacuated. >>> there is new evidence of a possible link between osama bin laden and the pakistan government. a cell phone recovered during the raid on bin laden's compound had contacts to a militant

jorge ramos o su hijo prefiere estar detrÁs de las cÁmaras y convertirse en un gran direcr como steven spielberge sientes siendo una duquesa?. >> es un sueÑo, yo una mujer simple casada con un prÍncipe. >> ¿cuÁndo van a tener principitos?. >> ay!. >> y pipa tu hermana?. >> me estÁ robando el show. >> bueno gracias, de vuelta con ustedes. >> (risas). >> quÉ les pareceÓ?. >> este campamento no solo trabaja con dones y destrezas, para alcanzar su sueÑo desde una temprana edad, cuÍdense porque nos quieren quitar el trabajo, ya regreso con ustedes. >> (risas). >> que bien, oye!. >> (risas). >> excelente me encantÓ el reportaje de verdad, sabes que es importante todo esto. >> cuando una persona nace y tiene la pasiÓn por algo, las ganas de hacerlo si se enfoca llega. >> y a corta edad, estÁ muy bien. >> yo de chiquita hacÍa de todo, cantaba, bailaba, me ponÍa de kw cabeza. >> ay! pero si yo te contara que hacÍa de chavo compadres, pero es una historia larga que no tenemos para comentar. >> pero tenemos que comentarles de sal y pimienta el actor osvaldo rÍos aceptÓ que habÍa agredido verbalmente a... y

people" magazine that she didn't want to do it anymore and two years later the director said steven spielberguld be grateful that these incredible opportunities. there's always a gorgeous young woman waiting to take her spot. >> exactly what she said about the director, he's like napoleon and he wants to create this insane, infamous and mad-man reputation. when he's not in director mode i kind of enjoy his personality because he's so awkward, so hopelessly awkward. >> that's what she said. >> shia labeouf said she shouldn't be talking rubbish and that's why she's gone. >> aim winehouse, i saw a bit of her performance and it was cringe worth. >> she could barely stand up. >> she is kind of tooling around on the stage kind of thing. >> she canceled a week of concerts and now she's canceled the entire tour. she needs to get help. >> she is not going to live very long if she doesn't get into rehab and stays there until she stays clean. this is not going to end well. >> and i'm so excited about your singing competition. >> me, too. >> you're excited that liza is here! >> first we have wacky photos