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we're lucky to have donald sutherland with us.eryone we had the young stars here. younger stars here last week. i want to make sure. i made that mistake before. and they were fantastic. so down to earth. so appreciative of the opportunity to work with someone like you that has been in film for so long. what brought you to this project? because at first, your character has a limited role. but you were so dynamic they had to increase it? >> it wasn't because i was so dynamic. gary and i exchanged notes. he's not a bad guy, this fella. he's a president of the oligarchy of the privileged. the people that should be going to see this movie are the 99%. gary wrote the scenes because of what we spoke about with respect to the political situation. >> you think it's important for young people to see this because if you don't walk out of there feeling energized. >> empowered. that you have an opportunity to take control of your destiny. somebody said, i'm not going. because it's a kid's movie. it's a movie for adults to realize, enough of th

donald sutherland was there, too? i don't know. lakers in control most of the first half, but in the third, the thunder take over. russell westbrook with the layup. thunder had the lead. time expiring in the third, westbrook hits the buzzer-beater. thunder out-scored the lakers in the third. westbrook, 36 points, 6 assists. oklahoma city wins on the road 102-93. thunder won five games in a row. heat and mavs in a rematch of the nba finals. second quarter, dwyane wade. nice little spin move and the floater. he is so good. then, dirk nowitzki with his trademark jumper, floats this one over odons has lynn. heat up seven at the half and it was all miami from there. lebron intercepting the pass here and going all the way. nobody's going to catch him on this one. gets the layup to go in the fourth. dallas, another turnover, wade to james, throwing down a huge dunk. heat win 106-85. miami, ooh, miami's won 15 consecutive games at home. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the republican race moves to wisconsin. more of t

. >> a great cast includes woody harrelson, donald sutherland and josh hutcherson. filled with tension and drama "the hunger games" keeps you on the edge of your seat and seemed to satisfy fans of the book. >> it was really intense. the story line was totally the same as the book. all of the costumes and everything, it was just like the book. >> it was a good movie. >> here is the weekend movie guide -- have a nice weekend, everybody. i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment.

i volunteer as tribute. >> donald sutherland plays president snow in the movie. >> i didn't know anything about them. i was given a script by gary ross, which so moved me and so excited me and energized and enthused me. it seemed to me to have the possibility to have a generation changing catalyst that would move young people to take control of their destiny. >> tell me about president snow. he's kind of head of a very evil bunch of people. >> evil bunch of people. >> i think so. >> what have we got today? where are we? the apocalypse is very close at hand. they kill people in "the hunger games" but that's so they don't kill people in iraq and afghanistan. if you look at the death list in "the new york times," those are kids. they are 20. they're 20 years old. their lives are sacrificed. instead of having that, they have a war games called the hunger games. they kill 23 of 24 selected every year. the reason being that it offers hope. >> you have a clip of that that i want to play. i'm told that this is something that's not in the book. >> neither of these scenes.

james sutherland starting hitting threes. syracuse escaped 72-65.entucky was up by 32 at one point. and the wildcats won easily. uconn was cool. so what do the cyclones get for taking out the defending champ? how about not even supposed to be in the tournament. the pac-12 champs. and finally, last year, cinderella. >> i only favored wichita state. you see, it's got the friendly balance off the iron. >> they couldn't get that three to go. i pulled up with another upset. that's your early look at sports. have a great weekend. i'm fled rogen. >> wait until you hear what he blamed it on. the early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, they've seen it all. they've covered the biggest story. but you won't believe what's got their undivided attention yesterday. you're watching early today. >>> welcome back to early today. it's a grey and dreary start. rain from seattle down to portland. they'll just keep coming all day long and through the weekend as well. into the 40s and the 50s in the news, weather, and sports west. sunshine in los a

this man runs a guesthouse in sutherland. he acknowledges that the town needs jobs, but he's concerned about the long-term impact of fracking on his community. >> in the short term for sure, there is a great need for jobs. if we look at it over the long term, i'm a bit concerned because it's got to be sustainable and what will be the result over a very, very long peri period? >> reporter: according to a recent report by a south african think tank funded by shell, towns like this aand the country as a withhold could get an economic boost if fracking goes ahead. >> the successful development of the shale gas reserves would result in approximately $11 billion to $30 billion contribution to the south african gdp. by the same token, there would be a significant impact on employment. >> reporter: but others believe the employment case for fracking has been exaggerated. >> report cites a number of 700,000 jobs, which is more jobs than the entire mining sector combined. it's -- i can understand the motivation to cite such a high numb

syracuse alumnus vice-president .oe biden in the house orne's dominated from outside well.side as sutherland came off the bench with 15 points. as late move into the sweet 16. gonzaga ties ohio state 61 with the three. jared salinger was crushed. he is 11 himself and the buckeyes advance. marquette advanced to the sweet 16. buzz williams with a heartfelt shout out to his sweetheart after the big win. work, do it every matter where it is surrounding year. have to be a line chaser to me.arried to she is tougher than all of them kids that we play with. .t is really humbling today.scoreless innings there are reports that peyton the 18 to sign with by tuesday. it is also reported that rex grossman has assigned another one-year deal. things are looking at. ♪ [ male announcer ] to hold a patent that has changed the modern world... would define you as an innovator. to hold more than one patent of this caliber... would define you as a true lader. ♪ to hold over 80,000... well that would make you... the creators of the 2012 mercedes-benz e-class... quite possibly the most advanced luxury sedan ever. s

sutherland hits it from the wing. syracuse hangs on to avoid the biggest upset in tournament history. opening strong against colorado state. racing down the court. jackson puts down the three as murray state puts away colorado state, 68-41. the mexico coach knows something about national titles. they struggled early. long beach state. long beach is up three. in the second half, new mexico from the wing hits the three. the lobos up by five. from there, new mexico in control. new mexico knox of long beach state, 75-68. we will be back with your forecast >> seven days of above normal temperatures. we will see a couple of scattered showers in the area. maybe some fog in the morning. mostly cloudy skies. we will be dealing with cloud cover but the temperatures will be mild. it looks like dry weather through the middle part of next week. >> stepped into spring. >> it is amazing. >> thank you for joining girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and

we have kendra sutherland, being chased by the deer. and tyler thompson who you hear in the background giggling the entire time. he's the one that shot the video. were you wearing deer-scented perfume or something? >> i don't know why he showed a liking to me, but we were checking out a house my hiser wanted to buy and she brought us to see it. and we're going down to the creek part of it and we hear something following us and we turn around and we tried to get a picture with it. and then it just wouldn't let me go. >> you were giggling pretty much the entire video. what was going on in your head as you were holding the camera up and watching this deer have a way with your friend? >> i was dying laughing. i was literally cracking up. i would have never expected the deer to start humping her. >> th when we werep u in d, i w laughing at the whole situation. there's really a deer chasing you right now and i'm filming this. >> have you received flowers or any e-mails or facebook requests from the deer? >> not yet. still waiting. >> tyler, a

down four at the half when james sutherland started hitting three. syracuse escaped 72-65. kentucky, the number one seed for a reason, simply too much for western kentucky. at one point they were up by 32. the wildcats won easily, 81-66. there will be a new champion this year. uconn was crushed by iowa state. what do the cyclones get for taking out the defending champ? how about top-ranked kentucky. now for some bracket busters. colorado not supposed to be in the tournament. the pac-12 champs led from start to finish against unlv. they play baylor next. finally, last year's cinderella is the bell of the ball. bcu knocked off highly favored wichita state. this down to the wire after bradford burgess put the rams on top. off the iron. bcu up by three in the final seconds. wichita state, one last chance. they couldn't get the three to fall. bcu pulled off another upset, 62-59. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> russell brand was arrested yesterday, but wait until you hear what he blamed it on. your early morning entert

sutherland had the subject well in hand with an article in the journal of civil war history and an entire volume of savage conflict, the decisive role of guerillas in the american civil war. but the guerilla warfare that raged through most of the south during the larger war gave new meaning to the service of many regiments of u.s. colored troops whom congress had originally relegated to constructing entrenchments, performing camp service, or any military or naval service for which they were found competent in the words of an act of congress passed in july 1862. the fact is that whatever sort of duty the colored troops were an orming, most of them were overwhelmingly hostile white population. and in places that were subject to confederate raids led by generals like forrest wheeler and others like them, confederate raiders could penetrate as far north as peduka, kentucky or even ride into a union stronghold like memphis to kidnap or kill union in august 1864 failed. the west point atlas of american wars shows for the region west of the appalachians tight little circles around major southern

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sutherland cuts the lead to one. a few minutes later, steps back, hits another three. ten of his points during the final minutes of this game in the second half. syracuse beats uconn, 58-55. syracuse will play the winner of cincinnati and georgetown. to the final seconds of regulation. georgetown needs two to tie. otto porter short jumper bounces around and in. georgetown again down two, sims had a big game, goes to the rim, gets the lay-up as time expired. to a second overtime. double o.t. cincinnati's cashmere hits the lay-up with 7.6 seconds left. can georgetown send it to a third overtime? sims tries the long jumper but it won't go. cincinnati holds on to win 72-70. they play syracuse in one semifinal tonight at the garden. to football, looks like we won't have to wait long to see where peyton manning ends up. espn reporting manning will likely make a decision on where he will play within the next week or so. ending the speculation that began before the colts released the four-time mvp. sources claim a tal of 12 teams have reached out to the quarterback but only th

syracuse still trailing until james sutherland comes off the bench and hits a big three.own to the wire, 35 seconds left here. the play of the game, syracuse was up by three points with the ball. the pass goes out of bounds. clearly last touched syracuse. it never touched asheville at all. the officials give the ball back to syracuse. asheville would have had the ball with a chance to tie. desperation time. asheville turns it over. syracuse escapes. that was one of two terrible calls late in the game that went against unc asheville. syracuse a very fortunate one seed winning 72-65. the 'cuse takes on eighth seed kansas state tomorrow. vcu a 12th seed this year at it again taking on fifth seeded wichita state. two ray murray drains a three. vcu answers, a wide open bradford burgess takes the lead. final seconds, wichita state needs a three. he fires but it goes off the rim. the first big upset of the tournament. i don't know if we can call it an upset with vc yurks anymore. they win 62-59. they get indiana tomorrow night. it's been 66 years now since harvard has been to th

so no one's as shocked to see sutherland back on t-v as he is.quickly that i would be terribly disappointed with myself come september iff i weee sitting on the couch wwtching it as opposed to having een a part of it. ss i made the choice to do ii. and i'veebeen grateful for that experience." the first episode was shown earlier in he year. year.touch premieres thursddy night at 9 right here on fox45. coming up innour 7 o'clock hour... your morning commute... could be a bit of headache. --yelling in background--"soo you think he's yelling help?" "yes.""all right. what is your..""-loud gunshot-- "there's gunshots." chilling 9-1-1 calls... capture the final moments of a gunman said.. when áheá called 9-1-1 just secondssbeffre the shooting. police found dozens of dead animal inside her house.the howard county wooan is now out on bail... but it appears she's still housing animals. charge of. and.. aa underage girl.. caught on camera.. working in a strip club.why her ámotherá is the one whoogot n trouble with the law. 3 3 inner harbor... beautifullday.

we have donald sutherland and woody harrelson.as a horrific and gripping story. 3 1/2 stars. >> i think it is an absolute slam dunk. >> max, you are the best. you can read more -- >> dot-net. >> whatever. take you3q the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. lysol. mission for health. get a $3 coupon for the lysol kitchen system starter kit. only in this sunday's paper. l >> welcome back, everyone everybody. it is time to trade in your boots and scarves for flip-flops. spring has sprung. we have our guests here from raw sushi bar and restaurant. welcome. >> thank you. >> you guys have some special drinks coming out. >> we have drinks we're offering through the month of april, so april 30. it is our spring drinks. we do certain drinks throughout the year with the weather and things like that. so we br

donald sutherland plays mr. snow, or president snow in the film.astic about taking on the role. kevin tells us he apparently hurt his eye recently, and that's why you will notice he's wearing an eye patch in the interview. let's roll it. >> i love watching what characters end up living and which ones die. it's interesting to see how they go about it throughout the movie. if you can go over your resume, everything you've done, which one of your characters would have the best chance of survival in the hunger games and which one would have died? >> the eye of the needle would have survived, no question. i would have been dead just going to the cornucopia. isn't it a wonderful film? >> wonderful film. >> just great. the idea -- i hadn't read the books and wasn't familiar with them at all. i was delivered this script of gary ross', who is a man that i just admire. i admired and now i'm in awe of. he had written this script that was so elegant and specific and had such an underlying political message that was so clear and so -- it was really beautiful. a

donald sutherland will be coming up on monday.update. atgood morning once again 8:27. g to finde still tryin out who vandalized the cemetery at frederick county maryland. it is at the new market t least 20nd a were vandalized and the damage fixing up to $50,000. police believe the man seen running in this surveillance video sexual assault of a fairfax county high school students. the 16-year-old girl was attacked on monday as she walked school.m high newschannel 8 loudoun in that report in a couple of minutes. let's check in with lisa baden once again. below the beams will work for u again because of all that fog. we are in quarterback got on 270, 66 has a collision eastbound at 123 and falmouth tot of stafford. the cargo you traffic center picture of the 14 spree -- street bridge. we will take the next into e are in a delay from 95 to georgia avenue. the power is out in silver spring. >> that is good to know. advisory for ridgeody east of the blue until 10:00 a.m. and some visibility is 1/4 of a mile or less. sunshineight now, so

we have donald sutherland, coming here on monday.n because he was in one of the movies you liked as a kid. >> "white men can't jump." that comes on, and i watch the entire thing. he's so talented. such a diverse actor. what he brings to this movie as hamish, is incredible. somebody that believes in great things. i really feel like him and i are going to be friends for a long time. at least in my mind. that would be lovely. >> i'm sure he feels the same way. jennifer was going on and on about her relationship with lenny kravitz. >> the whole cast, jennifer lawrence, to the guy that played peacekeeper number 11. everybody on the whole shoot, it was great. so talented. and perfectly cast. >> you're talented and busy. you haven't started shooting the sequel for this. >> not yet. >> but you have enough going on? >> i did a multitour across the states. five days in five states, which was crazy. and i went over to europe. london, paris, berlin and toronto in the last nine days. >> you are going to be an executive producer. your first produc

. >> a great cast includes woody harrelson, donald sutherland and josh hutcherson.with tension and drama "the hunger games" keeps people on the edge of their seat and seems to keep fans of the book satisfied. >> everything the, it is just like the book. >> it was a good movie. >> for stars, pg-13. it brings excitement to the movies. >> we are back live now, and i count five people lined up for tonight's midnight show. we are in the age of the internet where you get your ticket online in advance. why line up now? >> we are just such big fans. i cannot really describe it. it is fun to wait for something. >> it is part of the tradition. tell us what you represent because i am sure the people are -- >> i am trying to be a mocking j. penn. -- mockingjay pin. >> i think you will hear a lot about the movie. live with the fans and the guy on the bicycle. >> thank you very much. up next, a breakthrough in the fight against baldness. could a cure be in the works? >> african turn left. the ssat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd e

. >> like kiefer sutherland. >> scoopable frozen dessert.airy free? >> 99% lactose free. it's gluten free and one gram of fat per serving. that's mango. i love it. good stuff. it's a good alternative to ice cream. >> it is good. what are these? >> oatmeal squares. i love them. they taste like cookies. they're big and chewy and are good if you crave a brownie. they are made with plant st steriles which lower cholesterol. >> it's like a cookie? >> it's good for three, four hours without a meal and you want 180 or so. it's high in fiber. six grams of fiber. >> very chewy. >> and this is a fun alternative to candy. these are plum sweets from su sunsweet. chocolate covered dried plums. do you know what that means? >> prunes! >> it's a fancy way -- >> this could be a moving experience. >> better for you than candy. 125 calories per serving. hit it is same button as a raisinette. >> savannah? >> i like them better. >> they're pluminettes. >> dark chocolate. >> lisa, thanks so much. >> coming up, hollywood buzz including this alert. >> joy fit club

donald sutherland, woody harrelson, everybody, jennifer lawrence, i think we need more strong female-led she is so kick butt this this film. i absolutely loved it. i think it is a fun movie. it is very important. it says a lot about society. >> let me move o i know you want to pitch to some of the interviews in case people haven't seen them. >> i sat down with the entire cast and i asked every cast more this one question. i said if you could look back over your previous career, all the caches you've played which one would live and which one would die in the hunger games. i'm tweet it out. it is at bdk reviews. lenny kravitz was great. >> dvd of the week, your pick. >> i trusted you a couple of week ago. it was a great call. on the cover of the dvd, your review. >> i know. this is my dvd of the week. >> this is the back of the muppets dvd. i couldn't believe it. it came in the mail. i was freaking out. this is one of of my favorite movies of last year. i really do feel like if you weren't a muppets fan, you will become one when you see the movie. it will put a smile on your face the entir

scott sutherland joins us on the news line.> you did this prior to the dividend innish asian and the buyback. does that change and make you more optimistic? >> you know, i think a lot of people anticipated a 1 to 2% yield and then this was anticipated and we think fundamentally it's a strong story. >> what sort of multiple are you using to get to 750 a share? >> you look at this company and you look at next year's number, we get to this price target. companies should still grow earnings in 20% for the next few years. i think it's still a very reasonable multiple. >> when you look at other tech companies out there or other stocks in general, investors like to do the mental exercise, if you applied the multiple of chipolte or of nike to apple, it should be a trillion dollar company. when you look across your tech universe, what should it command, do you think? >> if you put any of the comparable multiples on it, from a growth perspective, it could be a trillion dollar company. if you look at large numbers, that multiple becomes l

. >> that's what the donald sutherland character says in the jfk movie, the organizing principle of society ii, increasingly since the eisenhower regime. >> eisenhower actually warned about it --? >> he warned about it, but he did the most to let it grow. >> yeah. but it doesn't work. i mean, it's not accurate because the united states has now been involved in two large wars spending billions and billions of dollars on the war in iraq and the occupation of iraq and billions on the war in afghanistan and billions on the bases, military bases in the arab world, and yet it doesn't seem to be helping the economy. so it's quite an interesting contradiction that is growing up. and thousand you have voices -- now you have voices, ron paul for one. but even other voices are being raised saying the wars are costing us too much, they're not actually keeping the economy going. so that's an interesting shift from that, and i think possibly because the country has been largely apart from the military side of it has been de-industrialized, oliver. you know, a lot of stuff brought from china, india, the f

james sutherland cuts the lead, sutherland again hits a the three, all ten of his points came in thef the second half. syracuse comes back and beats uconn 58-55. syracuse is waiting to see the winner of the cincinnati/georgetown game. georgetown needs two to tie, we go to overtime. georgetown again down by two points, the big fella, henry simms taking it to the rack, the lay-up at the buzzer, going to double overtime. tied at 70, casey, nice floater there, 7.7 seconds left on the clock. georgetown down two, going for the win, simms, the big fella, misses the long jumper. it doesn't go. cincinnati holds on to win in double overtime, georgetown goes home, cincinnati gets syracuse in the semifinals. >>> all right. baseball. in the off-season, jonathan papelbon decided to leave boston after seven seasons, signed a $50 million contract with the philadelphia phillies. now a few weeks before opening day, papelbon speaking out on the radio yesterday about his former team and their fans. >> the difference i would say between boston and philadelphia is that, you know, i think that the boston f

first, we reported donald sutherland at the lakers game. that's not donald we don't throw people under the bus on this program. but if you want to know who made that mistake, it wasn't me. it was -- ok. john tower, what have you got, buddy? >> it kind of looks like donald sutherland, doesn't it? >> no. not at all. >> martha writes very simply, cow got into pool. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> that's new for us. people whose livestock have wandered into the pool. that could be a serious matter. we hope the cow is ok. >>> "morning joe" starts right now. >> what was the result of the three days of argument? who won the court case of freedom v social contract? >> this was a train wreck. >> president obama's health care law could be on life support. >> it may also be a plane wreck. >> and down goes social contract! eight, nine, 10, it's over! thank god that the disaster of that wasn't captured by cameras, as lady liberty just took -- oh, my god! biden. >>> good morning. it's friday. can you believe it's friday? >> happy friday. >> it's finally f

. >>> monday, one of the great stars of "the hunger games," donald sutherland will join us live.ful truth. the latest edition of "what would you do?" takes us to a hair salon where a woman just finished cutting a head of hair with a woman that is unhappy with what she got. but the hair stylist tells the customer she looks great. "what would you do?" here. >> it's great you came to my chair. you are going to be beautiful. you're going to be fabulous. >> reporter: he's promising a lot. >> going to change your life. >> reporter: and she's eating it right up. but what happens if this hair stylist's hair-do turns into a hair-don't? >> i can't look like this. >> reporter: our actress is pretending she has an important interview at a conservative law firm. our actor prevends he knows what he is doing. >> no, no. >> reporter: would you speak up for this job-seeker if she was too intimidated to say anything for herself? >> time for the big reveal. i'm so excited for you. okay. >> oh, my goodness. >> why, oh, my goodness? it's fantastic. >> i need to go look. >> reporter: clearly, not ever

. >> reporter: there are well known actors like donald sutherland and stanley tucci, but the young castns really excited. including the star herself, jennifer lawrence. >> she's a futuristic joan of arc. it's amazing. >> reporter: she and her costars toured malls around the country, stirring up the crowd. >> amazing! i can't believe it's here. >> reporter: although it really didn't seem necessary. keep in mind this is just the first of three movies. they are already screaming. another mega million movie franchise is born. it's projected to gross as much as $150 million in its first weekend. because it's march there won't be much competition out there. savannah? >> stephanie, thanks. just ahead, never before seen images of marilyn monroe. >> after your local news. can orencia help? [ woman ] i wanted to get up when i was ready, not my joints. [ female announcer ] could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your doctor. orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and progression of joint damage. it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments.

this is john sutherland high school. he is known as j. s.. he moved into in 1902 from tennessee with his family when the family bought the controlling interest of the arkansas gazette to. he was editor of the gazette for several years and he guided the arkansas gazette through important times in history through two world wars, through vietnam. probably best known for the 1957 high school crisis. and by the 19 fifties, he was one of the few. collected everything related to arkansas. a variety and electric assortment of things. the collection includes 40 manuscript collections, 200 newspaper titles, 250 -- 2500 photographs. twenty-five hundred pamphlets and twenty 400 books. high school had an interest, academic concentrations in mississippi. we know where he specified in books and math. that is the period from 1790 to 1880. included in that was arkansas in general. he collected anything to predict arkansas. the science books and maps and interest in magazines, comic book material, newspapers, photograph, he collected of vienna in the 1960s two

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