tell us about your relationship with steven spielberg and how the film and you as a screen writer, you're the third one on the movie, and how did it change from what spielberg was doing in the first place and what he asked you to do? >> um, steven originally was thinking of this as being sort of a general film about the civil war, and then met doris at the point she was of working on "team of rivals." by the time he asked me to take a look at "team of rivals" and consider adapting it, he had really moved from thinking of it as being a film about the entire civil war to being a film very specifically about lincoln which is where i think his heart was always. he's said many times that as a kid he, he was of fascinated by lincoln. he was very, um, frightened when he was taken to the lincoln memorial as a little boy, and he thought this figure was this kind of giant, scary figure, and then he looked into the face and sort of felt that it was a very kindly face, and it sort of had a big impression on him. so i think he -- when we first started talking about lincoln, he tells me one of his earl

the point is brought home nicely in the steven spielberg movie. the book is a young adult companion book to the movie. lincoln did the emancipation proclamation by executive order. he fought a heroic and questionable battle to get the votes rounded up to end slavery through the 13th amendment. host: harold holzer was also a script consultant for the steven spielberg movie "lincoln." anthony is our next caller on the line for democrats. caller: think you for spending time with us. i commend you for your body of work. hopefully you can comment on this statement. i believe it was abraham lincoln who stated he had the confederacy in front of him and the bankers behind him. for his nation, he feared the bankers. could you connect that to what we're up against now? we have this military- industrial complex invading impoverished nations. do we not have to fear the more than we do these nations we are attacking and waging war on? this might not be something you would want to comment on. i hope you would in clarify mr. lincoln's statement. guest: among the

>> it's all thanks to steven spielberg's film "lincoln." >> two men discovered mississippi was the lastt has not ratified it. >> jon: and then they went to see django unchained and tried to take the ratification back. linker or no lincoln how are you getting to this now? didn't the release of mississippi burning push to revisit the issue? to be fair they had taken steps towards banning the controversial practice of people owning other people. >> the legislature did sign on in 1995 but cannot file the proper paperwork. >> jon: oh, red tape! they tried to ratify the 13th amendment all the way back in 1995. [ laughter ] inspired no doubt by that year's blockbuster i know what did you 130 summers ago. [ laughter ] then there was the 18-year paperwork malfunction. what did happen with the paperwork. >> their former secretary of dick mulfis failed to send a copy of resolution to the federal registrar. >> jon: classic dick mulfis. i'm sure he meant to file it properly. here is my impression of him mailing it to the federal registrar. oh, i'm so glad we did this. that's really nice. let me put

la cena cuesta 2. 500 dólares y entre los invitados especiales está kim kardashian y steven spielberga. y en su gira, briana, está estrenando estas botas altas de color blanco. d diseñadas exclusivamente para ellas en 2 días. la controversia y es que no fueron creadas por el diseñador de la suela roja como muchos pensaban. si no por pascual fabricio. hijo del diseñador que le hacia el calzado a frank sinatra y que ha adoptado la suela roja en sus creaciones. >>> además de estos reportajes visite el reportaje de la revista the hollywood reporte. . >>> se estrena la película g i joe la venganza y hablamos con el actor dwayne johnson conocido como the rock. >>> los g i joe se enfrentan en una batalla campal contra la organización cobra y lidiar con las amenazas y traiciones dentro de su propio gobierno algo que compone en peligro su existencia. el actor dwayne johnson mejor conocido como the rock actúa en la cinta por segunda vez. >>> un gusto entre visitarte por segunda vez. >>> las cosas buenas pasan 2 veces. >>> la piedra the rock y la piedrita little rock es como mirarme en un espejo

steven spielberg, ron howard, and george lucas. the number one went to none other than oprah winfrey. there was a lot of talk about her channel not doing so well at first but it's grown steadily, up. >> she changed the strategy. >> changed a little bit, still big books. >>> we want to tell you about a new addition to the family. veranda de la cruz gave bird to a beautiful baby boy. veronica tells us she and baby hart are doing just great. "way too early" starts right now. >>> they talk about rebranding the gop. instead of restoring the trust of the american people. we're not here to rebrand the party. we're here to rebuild a country. we're not here to dedicate ourselves to new talking points coming from d.c. we're not here to put a fresh coat of rhetorical paint on our party. we're not here to abandon our principles in a contest of government give-aways. that's a game we will never, ever win. >> sarah palin and the republican party choose style over substance at this weekend's conclusion to cpac. i'm thomas roberts and this is "way

steven spielberg helping to decide which films will win prizes.ying to get speilberg for years but the director always busy working. he's considered a regular at the festival. premiering some of the big films there. saying it's an honor to preside over the jury of the cinema proving it is the language of the world. >> red carpet to get the word out on the show brought to you by the and this is great to be part of the twilight community. i hope they come up with this project. >> it premiers this sunday here on abc. now to actor mark wahlberg and rapper sean combs announced a business partnership selling water. >> we're like yin and yang. our human is different90ñ&z andr style is different but it fits together. >> get more celebrity news on otrc.com. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 a murder mystery accusations of poisoning at one of the world's prestigious competition autos a pee we hockey coach in trouble caught tripping a young player from the opposing team. do you believe that? >> diplomatic score. former nba star dennis rodman's leader kim

what steven spielberg's moving amistad. christians led the civil rights movement in this country.s a church based, faith based movement from beginning to end. rosa parks was a devout christian. she was chosen to kick off the bus boycott because of her faith. jackie robinson was a devout christian. tells him to break the color line in baseball because of his religious faith. he believes god wanted him to do it. there is a movie coming out about jackie robinson. i mention it in my next book because everyone should know it was jackie robinson's faith that stood behind what he did. [applause] push the voices of faith out of the mainstream and replace them with a secular orthodoxy, you take away the single most important check the founders put in place against unbridled satism. tism.a of the stateo much in this country, we do not know what it is. that means the one voice warning my fellow americans. unless we take this seriously soon come it will be too late and we will not be able to do anything about it. please take this seriously. please read the books, a free people's suicide. plea

. >> steven spielberg let me write my own scrip, which i could not believe. here is what happened -- this is important for what is going on -- he and i have been friends for 20 years. on a couple of occasions, he has been nice enough to send me a script of a movie with some relevance to things i know and asked me to read it. he called me and said he wanted to make this movie about lincoln's last week and the passage of the 13th amendment, which is a story nearly no american knows, and he asked me to read the script. i did and made some suggestions for how he should change it, and i called him, and he sent me a second copy and then a third copy. so he said, "you had something to do with making this movie because i really just wanted to tell the story about how this man had no death wish and how link and the man was way more interesting than link in the legend and how he practiced really tough, gritty politics, trying to achieve compromises on small things so he could do one big thing -- and slavery -- end slavery -- and why he was determined to do it with the

i believe steven spielberg produced it, but it is neither here nor there. i think between the knives and the lack of security it is going to make people think twice about doing any type of air travel. i hope it does. it is less lines for me so that i can go to my fact finding mission in san francisco. >> i never heard you say happily there are less lines for you. >> well when i am around there are less lines. >> this is the thing that bugs me, matt. aren't they kind of saying the passengers are fending for themselves? >> you have the door that protects the pilot. whatever happens is they are not going to crash the plane. is that it? >> kind of cool. >> in the cockpit it is like love american style. outside the cockpit it is the road warrior. >> since 93 or 707, i get them confused, but since that moment, every time you have taken the plane what have you done? you cased the joint. you see what is going on and you can fan tau size about wrestling that one lady down. >> i was dhoog before 9/11 -- i was doing that before 9/11. >> what are you going to to with a

it is like a theme from that steven spielberg movie minority report were tom cruise walks into gap. ♪hello. welcome back. how did that tanker got free? gerri: not quite at routine yet. hidden cameras with facial recognition that no your age, sex, even your mood, even the store mannequins are watching you. consumer reports have just completed an investigation of the issue. the senior project editor joins us now. welcome back to the show. love having you want. what are we looking for? wire a spying on us? >> so funny. we used to read the book and3 talk about 1984. everything is done far worse than that. we are used to being lost when we stop. cookie's track or every online move and salespeople falls around the stores to see if we are stealing, but now retailers are actually taking spying to new heights. video cameras are recording our every move from right to iraq, what we stare at, for how long, our facial expression tracks will real looking at. you know, we can sell. what is going on here? it is all about marketing. you can think about nefarious things. it is trying to develop, not tr

recaudar fondos, la cena cuesta 2500 fondos y entre los invitados especiales estÁn kim kardashian y steven spielbergor el famoso diseÑador de la suela roja como mucho pensaban sino por pasqual fabricio, hijo del diseÑo dor que le hacia el calzado a fran sin otra y que ha adoptado la suela roja en su reacciones. >>> y para ver mÁs, visite el portal de la revista the hollywood, es todo por mi parte y ahora regresamos con mÁs de "primer impacto." >>> gracias. >>> y maÑana se estrena en las salsa de cine la pelÍcula la venganza y nuestro querido tonny hablÓ con el actor sobre su papel en la esperada cinta y mucho mÁs asÍ que vamos a verlo. >>> en la segunda parte de esta saga se enfrentan en una ba campal no solo por su enemigo mortal, la organizaciÓn criminal cobra, sino que ademÁs se veran obligado a lidiar con amenazas y traiciones dentro de su propio gobierno. >>> algo que pone en peligro su existencia. >>> y el actor johnson mejor conocido como the rock acta por segunda vez en la cinta. >>> que hola, ¿quÉ tal?. >>> hola. >>> un gusto atreves tarte por segunda vez. >>> la pie e de la y la pie drit.

to make business happen, so it's like you see a lot of people that you want to work -- i saw steven spielberg business. you're going to -- you're gonna go start shooting a movie pretty soon. you're going over to london. i heard you tell ryan seacrest on the red carpet that you're having your baby in london. yep. working, working always. and jenna's actually gonna be working. and she's coming over pretty much almost four weeks before she's going to have the baby to london, and i hope it just doesn't pop out with a weird accent. so your baby -- baby talking like madonna or something. what is happening? madonna? your baby will not be able to be president of the united states. did you know that? it's pretty depressing, actually. it could be a mayor, though. it could be a mayor? well, that's shooting pretty low, though, isn't it? you could be mayor. yeah. can you be a governor? governor, yeah, that's what i meant. you can be a governor. okay. wow, yeah, so, that's interesting to have your child in another country, not even in a military-type situation, where they say, "okay" -- maybe you could do

my good friend steven spielberg has a rockwell collection and he focuses on storytelling but also onrter: when you see a rockwell you see something of yourself in there. >> reporter: but lucas isn't the only one with an idea for the site. there are 15 other organizations asking to build there too. craig middleton is executive director of the presidio trust. his board of directors decides who gets the nod. >> we have gotten some very interesting proposals with some very high quality teams. of course, he is one of those high quality teams. >> reporter: this isn't the first time someone wanted to build a museum in the presidio. an effort in 2007 by gap founder donald fisher failed due to neighborhood opposition. but so far, lucas hasn't had that problem. >> the force is with us. it's going great. >> reporter: the presidio trust says they could take up a year to make a decision and any construction won't begin until after that point so it's going to be quite some time before we see any museum from anybody at that spot. in the presidio, don ford, kpix 5. >> by the end of april, the trust

all the stars including lincoln himself, daniel day-lewis, and director steven spielberg.o is hosting? that would be president barack obama. wow, what a party! the president, the star. this event actually happened. it happened last november 15th. who would say no to that? senator mitch mcconnell got an invite. the president trying to reach out for a movie night. but he declined. what's the matter, mitch? at a bluegrass concert that night? how about house speaker john boehner, he wouldn't miss a good party, right? actually, this one he would. he passed. come on, mr. speaker, there's no nighttime golf. and three other top republicans also just happened to have scheduling conflicts. scheduling conflicts instead of going to the white house. this is a pattern long before his latest job offensive. the president's reached out. he's extended an olive branch. and they continue to snub him. from state dinners to rides on air force one to super bowl parties. they talk about respecting the office of the presidency. now it's time to show it. joining me now is former republican governor

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." >> he's clearly one of the most mythologized figures in all of history and here you and steven spielberg come trying to put flesh and blood back into this icon. was there a eureka moment when you suddenly saw into the character, saw what you were looking at to make the man come alive? >> yeah, there were a couple. one was a letter that seward wrote to his wife, fannie. >> secretary of state seward who wasincoln's chief advisor. >> secretary of state william seward. right, and his chief rival for the presidency in 1860 and his mentor. i mean, seward had advised lincoln in the '50s, they spent the night together in a hotel room in boston and seward said, "you should focus on slavery, it's a really good angle," which was the difference between lincoln and seward. i mean, seward was anti-slavery, but full of -- his wife was constantly berating him for making too many compromises. and he was hated by the anti-slavery left because he had made too many compromises. and they could smell, not a rat, he was a really greatan, but thy cod see that he wasn't as serious as he needed to be. and there's

the point is brought home nicely in the steven spielberg movie.he book is a young adult companion book to the movie. lincoln did the emancipation proclamation by executive order. he fought a heroic and questionable battle to get the votes rounded up to end slavery through the 13th amendment. host: harold holzer was also a script consultant for the steven spielberg movie "lincoln. " anthony is our next caller on the line for democrats. caller: think you for spending time with us. i commend you for your body of work. hopefully you can comment on this statement. i believe it was abraham lincoln who stated he had the confederacy in front of him and the bankers behind him. for his nation, he feared the bankers. could you connect that to what we're up against now? we have this military-industrial complex in dating -- invading impoverished nations. do we not have to fear the more than we do these nations we are attacking and waging war on? this might not be something you would want to comment on. i hope you would in clarify mr. lincoln's statement. guest

there are six book on presidents, two of them on a founder, thomas jefferson, and three given steven spielberg's work on lincoln. so peter andreas' "smuggler nation" stands out in several ways. first of all, rather than focusing on springs and choices and -- individuals and choices and values, this investigates broader social and political processes through which named and often very colorful individuals move and to their work. across an ambushesly long swath of three centuries, he takes us through the cultural and economic and political processes that, in fact, give us the very idea of a border. can and he identifies the national and international declarations that make certain objects, for example, including serb classes of people -- certain classes of people, things that should not move across borders. and that changes over time. for example, the british effort to suppress the slave trade, the categorization of who was not a desirable person to cross our borders, duties and so on on tax, taxes and duties on tea and other things which, again, come and go. so andreas also tells us about the muc

steven spielberg is somebody 2 followed by martin scorzazi. >> i would say george clooney is above opraheven know where to find oprah anymore. >> yeah. [ inaudible ] but that's it. >> bill: yeah, interesting. all right. we can disagree with that. >> we have a lob with the listen in, bill. >> bill: i'm number 11. so much to talk about, cindy. i saw this story on your blog about this greek soccer player. >> yeah, he was playing on saturday and he scored the goal that gave the team the go-ahead goal, but he plays on aek athens and gave a nazi salute after the goal. he claimed he was saluting an yir injured player who was in the stands, and then he claimed he had no idea what it meant. >> bill: what happened to him? >> he has been banned for life from the greek national team. >> bill: woe, that's pretty harsh. so he could play maybe on another team -- >> yeah not on the greek national team right now. they could change their minds -- >> it's reminiscent of the black power solute -- >> but that was an actual social cause. these were people that were -- had a legitimate civil rights -- >> bill:

. >>> steven spielberg spokesman marvin levy confirms that the director is developing the late stanleyenplay as a television miniseries. he discussed this on sunday saying, quote, this is going to be more about the motion picture, the life of napoleon here, and we will check in to see what happens with napoleon. >>> ikea now bringing its style and budget approach to the hotel business. the furniture store is teaming up with marriott to build a hotel chain across europe. hotels will be named moxie. they're designed to appeal to a younger crowd who want style at a budget price. top price, $110 per night. the first moxie set to open in milan, italy, early next year. >>> and there was a new player in the fight to take your cell phone with you when you contract with your carrier. when that whole thing runs out. this is the white house here. alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. why is the white house getting into the battle of unlocking your phone, first of all? >> so the white house, brooke, took notice of this after a petition posted on its website which has more than 100,000 signa

she beat out names like steven spielberg and clint eastwood, as well. point last year. >>> number four, people aboard a greyhound bus said a swarm of roaches came crawling out of the air vents and infested the bus. >> sat down, roaches started crawling up on our clothes, falling out the ceiling, everything. >> just like 1,000 roaches. when i say infested, i mean infested. >> the man had roaches on his coat, the lady had a roach on her hat. it was terrible. >> that'll make you cringe. the bus driver pulled over and another bus got the passengers. greyhound said we're sorry and refunded the passengers and is investigating how the roaches got in there in the first place. >>> number five, sarah palin is the main attraction at the conservative political action conference today. she's slated to speak at noontime. also on tap for today is the annual cpac straw poll. this year we're guaranteed to get a new pick for party flag bearer. >>> and here are some of the highlights, speaking of, yesterday from cpac. >> i know folks have a lot of opinions about what happ

steven spielberg keeping with history for this new project.rg tells french tv he's developing a miniseries about napoleon. what has hollywood buzzing here, napoleon was written for the movies by the late director stanley kubrick, clock work orange, the shining, full metal jacket. they worked on 2 eed on the 200 together. >> i'm fine and i'm healthy. >>> barbara walters back on the view. also zombies on cable devour network tv here. nischelle turner in los angeles for me. let's start with barbara walters. she says she's fine. she says she's healthy. it has been a rough year for her, hasn't it? >> she had the chicken pox and concussion that sidelined her for a month. she's probably saying i'm done with 2013 now. she fell and she hit her head on the trip to d.c. when she was attending the presidential inauguration. while she was at the hospital for that, she was diagnosed with the chicken pox. she thinks she got the chicken pox after she hugged a famous actor, who shall remain nameless because she doesn't want to say who it was, she said she gave