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. >>> what susan sarandon says that has national organizations calling her dumb and arrogant. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, all right, we haven't even carved the thanksgiving turkey yet, so it's way too early for tinsle and mistletoe, right? we'll tell you why one oklahoma family gets a pass. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this tuesday. morning. medford looks grade, northern california mid 80s. a little cooler in san franci o francisco. everyone looks ideal today. as we go through tomorrow, one spot we introduce more rain chances in seseattle. if you are watching us in los angeles, california, the united states pariots and founders in ventura, california. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> now here's an early look at your entertainment headlines. susan sarandon has never been shy about her opinions, but she's taking extreme heat over comments she made last weekend. in an interview, she twice referred to pope benedict xvi as a nazi. while the pope did grow up in nazi germany, he said he was r

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earner is not exactly do you base it on that we have you know celebrities you have people like susan sarandon or roseanne barr that are deciding to join and they're not exactly something you would call poor or somebody that suffered from their system but you know they still support americans just because you you know go out and hang around the smelly hippies in mcpherson square does not mean that you're really on their side you know you think they are is just smelly hey if i walk through mcpherson square today i need a nose like well you know the d.c. movement so far has been much smaller but we've seen a lot of coverage of especially occupy new york ever reporters down there and it's not just smelly have these these are every day people of all ages having i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and let's let spread the message that needs to be spread thanks for being i think. after that we have who a little time award winner tonight thanks to explain more on that development three weeks the last of the side of the keystone x.l. pipeline is going to fail you know i think on the sev

numbers of those demonstrators are also some famous faces coming down to wall street rosanne susan sarandon even hip hop artist ali quali gave us their thoughts why people are showing their anger towards big banks and corporations. you talk about economics you took the balancing budgets and stuff like that. it's not just simple mathematics it's simple mathematics is not going to work countries not going to work like that people being greedy of people being hoarded and i'm not i'm not someone who you know i believe in freedom i believe you should be as free to make as much money you should really plus you know what you were part of to if you can do that you don't come out of the way you know so wherever you come from. is what made you so you know if you come from america then you must give back to me. now as i noted yesterday there are over four hundred cities that are taking a part in occupy wall street in their own style occupy l.a. is in its eighth day but the arrests are already underway about five hundred people are rallying in front of the downtown area while a select few decided to en

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catholic and jewish groups this morning are condemning actress susan sarandon. referred as a nazi. the anti-defamation league is calling on actress to apologize to the catholic community for what it calls a deeply offensive remark. no response so far from susan. >>> a rapper is out on bond after appearing in a georgia court on gun and drug charges. police say the 21-year-old, a driver, and three men believed to be bodyguards were in a limousine yesterday morning when an officer noticed that a vehicle had a tail lights out. when the officer approached, he found more than 5 ounces of marijuana, three guns, and more than $40,000 in cash. >>> it is another week, so another couple had to say goodbye on "dancing with the stars." >> while carson kressley and brightened the room with his outfit, he and his partner got a boost last night. carson said that he enjoyed the experience. >> this was a great experience. i have friends for life. i learned how to dance. i got a free spirit san -- spray tan. >> you can find out more on the show by going to our website wjla.com and

. >>> susan sarandon turns 6 5. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> here's a look at what's coming up later on the "today" show. amanda knox is free but are her legal troubles over? lester holt reports live from italy. ellen degeneres opens up to ann curry in a candid interview. keep it on this channel for local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

. >>> what susan sarandon says that has national organizations calling her dumb and arrogant.y morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> we haven't even carved the thanksgiving turkey yet so it's way too early for tinsle? we'll till why one oklahoma family gets a pass. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back on this tuesday. we are looking at a lot of heavy rain today in the southeast. right now, a lot it-s down in south florida but will spread northward during the day. a cold front going through areas of arkansas, northern louisiana with rain and eventually that will work into tennessee areas like memphis and all of alabama and mississippi. and then as we go towards tomorrow, those two storms merge. heavy rain likely around d.c., baltimore, philly, new york and eventually boston. >>> well f you're watching us on wvir nbc 29, charlottesville, virginia, see a collection of drawings and photographs that explore motion at the dancer and the dance at the university of virginia art museum. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> thanks so

is he against capital punishment. >> she didn't do her research. >> bill: oh, susan sarandon didn't do research. >> i don't have a problem with celebrities who are outspoken they need to do their research. >> bill: she was on this program one time and mad at me because i was sticking up for the cops. >> i can't imagine that. >> bill: anyway, here san interesting point. deidre imus on with her husband don on the fox business channel in the morning. you know what she said? hank williams jr. gets fired because he makes an analogy about hitler. fired from espn. this woman calls the pope hitler. >> i'm sure if she was doing news maybe she would be fired. >> bill: who is going to fire her. >> that's the point. that was a tongue and cheek. >> bill: not going to hurt her career. nothing is going to happen to her. williams goes out the window and she can call the pope a nazi and nothing happens. >> she may hurt her career. a lot of people very offended. when you start talking about nazis and hitler and stuff like that it takes it to a whole another level. >> bill: i hear she is going to get the

meantime let's talk about actress susan sarandon angering many what she said about the pope. we'll tell you what that is and her response or lack thereof next. jenna: now to that story about actress susan is a ran dan coming -- sarandon coming under fire for calling the current pope a nazi. now the anti-defamation league calling her comments, quote, obscene and is demanding an apology. lauren green is following the story from new york. lauren? >> reporter: good morning, jenna. susan sarandon made the quip while walking red carpet at the hamptons film festival in new york over the weekend. oscar-winning actress and activist. recounted how she gave a copy of the book dead man walking offered by a nun she played in the film to the pope and clarified it was pope john paul ii. adding not this nazi one we have now. she repeated remarks later. catholic league's bill donahue is issuing a statement saying susan sarandon's ignorance is willful. those who have hatred in their veins are not interested in the truth. the german-born pope benedict, said in his writings he was registered into

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as is attention from some well known names-- actress, susan sarandon, filmaker, michael moore and former new york governor, david patterson. >> i interviewed one of the organizers on my radio show yesterday and hearing about it i was curious, wanted to come see for myself. >> reporter: occupy wall street is still working on crafting its demands. in the meantiime, protests will go on indefinitely. jeanne yurman, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week. our friday market monitor guest is mark leibovit chief market strategist at vrtrader.com. on the economic calendar, auto and chain store sales and the all important jobs report for september. monday, we head to a japan for an update on that nation's rebuilding efforts. six months after its devastating earthquake and nuclear crisis. >> susie: full tilt poker is going all in. it's made a deal to sell the gambling site to a french millionaire known for turning around troubled businesses. bernard tapie has agreed to buy the company, despite its legal problems in the u.s. a federal prosecutor in new

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now, major unions are joining in, as are celebrities, like susan sarandon and alec baldwin. and similar protests are popping up across america. you want to see more of this and not just here? >> yes. >> we're mad. we're angry. and we're standing. >> reporter: this is a functional little city. let me give you a tour. it starts with the information desk, for people who have newly arrived. behind that, this whole area right here, this is the media area. filled with bloggers and other people getting the word out. and it's powered by donated generators. this is the food station. all free and all donated, including cookies that came in from a grandmother from idaho. the one thing they don't have, a clear focus. experts say social movements start small and disorganized. as happened with unemployment protests during the great depression. if i'm tempted to write these kids, mostly kids off, as people having a good time in a public park, i should rethink that? >> yes. >> reporter: because there is potential here? >> there is potential here, especially now that it's being legitimized.

>> we run the gamut from yoko ono to russell simmons, kanye west, susan sarandon, michael moore, andtom morrell low from rage against the machine. artists, television stars, and movie stars as well. >> well-known, left-leaning celebrities joining the protests out there. what strikes me about this, all the folks you just mentioned obviously are wealthy people, millionaires. they seem to represent the 1% that the protesters are out there clamoring against. how are the celebrities fitting into the message? there's a shift in the cultural landscape. hollywood's always been very adept at adjusting their sails when winds of change are blowing. they realize america's tired, america's fed up. it's not hippies, punks and kids in dread locks protesting. it's housewives, it's jou construction workers. i think they really want to be a part of what's going on because this is a real pass movement. we're entering its second month now, it's spreading globally. they want to be a part of it. >> we are talking about people who are incredibly wealthy. do you think these artists and celebrities risk anyt

now major unions are joining in, as are celebrities like susan sarandon and alec baldwin, and similar protests are popping up across america. so you want to see more of this and not just here? >> yes. we're mad. we're angry. >> reporter: it starts with the information desk for people n newly arrived. behind that this whole area back here, this is the media area filled with bloggers and other people getting the word out and powered by donated generators and this is the food station. all free and all donated including some cookies that came in today from a grandmother in idaho. the one thing they don't have, a clear focus. experts say social movements start small and disorganized as with unemployment protests during the great depression. if i'm tempted to write these kids mostly kids off as people having a good time in a public park, i should rethink that. >> yes. >> reporter: because there is potential. >> there is potential here especially now that it's being legitimized. >> reporter: they may not have concrete demands but say their makeshift city is a model for how america should liv

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very, very hot. >> what's amazing, too, he's saying fox is here and susan sarandon is comparing to the arab spring. arab spring is trying to thwart the shackles of centuries of oppression, ok? we don't like -- >> they want democracy. >> maybe some of those people there are upset the earth is getting hot according to them. one degree. or, perhaps, that wall street was less than fair in 2008. this is the slowest developing protest i've ever seen but it is gaining momentum. >> some people are also figuring out that while these protesters are out there and supporting president obama as he moves towards re-election even though he got a lot of his donations from wall street people. they're using some of the technology that maybe they don't necessarily like these companies that they've developed like computers and laptops and it seems to be sort of a confusing argument. i get what they're saying about the -- the wealth. not that i'm agreeing with it. i understand that that's their argument but it's slightly disingenuous. >> it's a little muddled. and speaking of muddled, listen to this. rosea

the economic protests in the big some celebrity power from actress susan sarandon and actor alec baldwinstocks are plunging, foster will levels of the year yesterday. america closing new critics. high-profile has those stories and more. >> good morning. u.s. markets this morning are lowest levelsir year. european debt crisis is a reason, especially the greece may default and there's concern about u.s. manufacturing. one stock leading the dow jones amr, the parent of american airlines. yesterday lost 1/3 of value popover fears that bankrupt, but the as rumor.smisses that bank of america's web site has been up and down several da ys. they say it is blamed on too not related tod an announced fee for debit card usage. the wall street journal says to get the iphone, is committing billions of purchase the device, taking a big risk. i am rob nelson. >>> falling a developing story from new york. it could be a key day in negotiations to end the nba lockout. committees for the players will meet today in new york to try to out a new collective bargaining agreement. as an aggrieved if an agreement n

anyway, also making an appearance, susan sarandon's son, tim robins who noted, quote, this is when an actual grassroots movement looks like. but not everyone is going on their own accord. a lefty organizer told the caller that he paid hispanics to occupy the bc protest. >> are you paying them? >> some are volunteers. some of them aren't. i can't identify them. >> [speaking spanish] >> anyway, so while all of this is going on, one of the wall street -- what are the wall street fat cats doing? enjoying their ill gotten gains, of course. >> now i get it. the people walked out of the wall street protest and they are right. that's what these fat cats are doing. they are listening to reggae music which is horrible. nobody listens to reggae anymore. john, i know your heart is with the wall street protesters. you have to admit that it is funny that you have to pay protesters to organize against capitalism. isn't that funny or ironic? >> since you cornered me, yes. that little moment of that little section is ironic. >> do you think these guys are the left answer to the tea party? >> they are

. >> with due respect to susan sarandon up close this is not tunisia or lockheed. this is not like greece easter or london or even israel. at least not yet. occupy wall street is more like kids trying to recapture their grandparent's flower pedal or closer like the early tea party when the mainstream paid little attention and mostly to ridicule. whether they will change anything depends on whether they broaden their appeal and stick around long enough to be taken serious. >> i am glad fox is here. fox is here. there is a god in heaven. >> thank you michael moore. >> from washington, this is another fox news alert. a oo on monday the supreme court makes a return the 9 justices almost certainly deciding the issue central to the election. >> that is bad, it is uncons tau /* -- -- unconstitutional. >> this $1 trillion bomb is creating such uncertainty in the marketplace is businesses aren't willing to hire. >> i could do it on my own timetable and not on a bureaucrats timetable. >> this is one of the reasons i believe a lot of people are objecting to obama care because

celebrities including susan sarandon and michael moore have joined the protest. there have also been protests in boston and in the carolinas. a canadian-born scientist is the latest nobel prize winner even though he died three days ago. >> than as the prize to ralph steinman. he died of pancreatic cancer of september 30th. the nobel committee is only supposed to consider living scientists and were unaware of his death. in an apparently unprecedented event, they said that he will still be awarded his prize for the discovery about the immune system. abc news and yaw who have joined together for a new powerful partnership. -- abc news and yahoo! have joined. today, the first of three on- line series of the debut. george stephanopoulos interviewed barack obama. >> 55% think he will be a one- term president. are you the underdog now? >> absolutely. given the economy, there's no doubt that whatever happens on your watch i do not mind. >> in the coming weeks, posting about international affairs and a forum on hot tech gadgets on abc news and yahoo.com. >>> jennifer anis

things better for the republicans they would say why don't you start a movement with michael moore susan sarandon roseanne barr i have got to get the unions involved and then want to you have the professional left like jay carney and tim geithner started setting these people and this is what you're having this is your reality it's like no more it's probably and what's happening. when i thought it was not serious i mean you didn't that's you know i was either i was on right wing media you know all across the country this past year talking about what was happening wisconsin and the problem the right wing has right now is that this is real when you have students taking over administration buildings and rural counties in wisconsin you have actions happening spontaneously students going on strike teachers going on a straight strike in a state like wisconsin all across the state not just in my hometown of madison and something is happening that i think really does scare what was for him again other realities of the problem is what our talk you know we don't pose a question to go you know i believe in t

major unions are starting to join as our major celebrities like susan sarandon. >> 37% of our use inthis nation live in party. that's unacceptable. that is why people are here. it has everything to do with case street, right here. >> the occupation is small so far but they expect the numbers to grow at a big rally on thursday. >> we're not going to sit idly by and let you sell off our votes. >> in north carolina, a democratic congressman called for higher taxes on corporations and the rich. >> what starts here is a movement to provide the support for that kind of specific change. >> this is a relatively small group who are going to watch -- who are going to march back to mcpherson square. a much bigger rally is expected on thursday in a freedom rally. [inaudible] >>> thank you very much. there is a new first for the white house to tell you about. next month there will be the first female chief usher at the white house. the chief usher is in charge of all white house operations including tors and state dinners. she is currently the general manager at the ritz carlton in alexandria. th

kanye west, susan sarandon and roseanne bar barr showed up to support the protesters. >>> most holy trinity church is taking a stand against big banks hand it considers aggressive foreclosure policies injuries the pastor is closing two accounts with bank of america which generate $3 million in activity everyee. >> we asked when is enough enough. we asked it and we answered in and we hope that it adds pressure. >> attorney jenny doe is closing two of her b of a accounts that amount to $190,000. >> as an attorney i feel powerless because my clients can't afford legal litigation and the only thing i can do, just to join people who is willing to take action against banks so they get some attention. >> there was in fact a whole line of people at this news conference. >> today i stand here in my community and in my nine year relationship with bank of america. >> i'm moving $150,000 from wells fargo to a credit union. >> both wells fargo and bank of america issued statements to abc news today citing what they call extensive efforts to help home owners. bank of america noted 193,000 mortgage modifi

. >> susan sarandon turns 65 today. russell simmons is 54. actress leak schreiber is 54. alicia silverstone turns 35 today. she's a u.s. woman's figure skating championship, kimmy meissner turns 22. we'll be right back. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> gray skies are going to clear up. put on a happy face. >> and they have. >> my mood is dramatically better. >> a little over an hour and 20 minutes from now, 7:07, sun will rise. a number of us are going to see the sun rise for a change. >> very wet around here. we get a nice break. for a week or so before we get wet once again. there will be some chances to get outside. maybe get some of the work done