. >>> plus quentin tarantino's new project is called "the hateful eight." script. the secret now leading to a lawsuit. that's ahead. >>> this morning, the countdown continues to super bowl xlviii. but thousands already hard at work securing metlife stadium. don and i can tell you right now, it is an amazing place. >> reporter: even with five days still to go before kickoff, this command center is fully staffed and operational. >> getting all the reports back. >> reporter: hundreds of people from the military law enforcement, federal agencies and even utility companies are gathered with a single purpose. make sure the game goes off without incident. 6,000 more will be stationed around the stadium. new jersey state police colonel ed cetnar is the incident commander. this looks like it took a lot we've been coordinating exercising and putting things in place. >> reporter: along one wall a large television screen supplies information. how many cameras do you have access to? >> hundreds of feeds that are coming in. >> reporter: a helicopter hovering over the sta

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tarantino?uest: this is part of a larger disconnect between the american people and military community. military is not a job, it is a lifestyle. not only is it an all-encompassing lifestyle but one that is necessary for the safety and security of this country. we need a strong military to keep this country safe and to keep this country moving forward. we talk a lot about how much we pay to keep the troops loaded with gear and the bullets, and we talk a lot about how much the troops need to fight. but what we tend to miss is how much they need to live. these benefits, like pensions and all the things that benefits are there to keep and maintain that lifestyle. this is one reason we do not pay people very well. we keep the cost of living relatively low. wardifficulty of going to tends to be hard on the body, hard on the family. you will eventually pay for the ancillary problems if you do not take care of it up front. we saw this after the vietnam war. we were in danger of losing a generation. we

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. >>> quentin tarantino suing due to a leaked script of his film.g on the news of it, gawker has responded to the suit saying tarantino deliberately turned the leak into a story. >>> ghost buster dan aykroyd was sworn in as a mississippi sheriff deputy on monday after spending time in the area, while shooting a movie. aykroyd had some experience as a lawman. i didn't know this. he worked as a police officer in louisiana before -- >> pulled up in a blues brothers car. >> old beat up cruiser. >>> super bowl sunday gives summer blockbusters a big stage to show off some new footage. expect to see tv spots for the new captain america, aaron paul's need for speed and yet another transformers movie, this one with a little more mark wahlberg and a little less labeouf. i haven't seen a single -- i'm a movie buff. i've not seen a single transformer. i have trouble with my kid's toy, i can never do it. >> i think they're old enough to take in the movies. >> you think so? >> maybe. >> we're star warsing it. i don't know about -- >> darth vader is still scary. >

dennis kneale, a the irascible filmmaker quentin tarantino.osses. clinton tarantino filing a lawsuit yesterday against the gawker web site after it posted a copy of a new script that leaked out last week. he went public last week with his outrage over it all weekend vowed to shelve the project for five years. his anger was aimed at the three actors he trusted with the new script. western title the hateful eight and named names, michael madsen was in reservoir dogs and another tarantino loyalists and bruce dern. they all showed it to their agents and tarantino finger the agency represents bruce stern which denied it of course as the mayor when whether tarantino himself might have leaked the script unwittingly but now he turned on gawker results after the website thought would be hilarious to post the entire contents of the forbidden script for the rest of us to see so he sued and if he filed a suit against the new york times the case might have been laughed out of court. what is the story about courtney love? courtney love wins a jury verdict i

quentin tarantino won't be taking the script to the silver screen.to take the people who leaked it to court. tarantino is suing the web site golfer for leaking his current script on-line. the first draft has leaked. he announced he would no longer be making the film. gawker said they didn't leak the script they only provided a link to another site that contained the skreefcreen play. >> he made one of the most successful documentaries of all time. the filmmaker behind the hit documentary "observe's america" has been charged with violating federal campaign laws. many think that he is being targeted by the administration. d' douza's producer spoke to him about the charges against d' souza. >> i think it is strange that somebody would allegedly contribute 20,000 dollars and yet say nothing, there's nothing in the press ever about the fact that i can go to a dinner, you can go to a tinker and put up 25, 35, 40,000 dollars a plate. his lawyer denies any wrong doing. he is being held on 195,000 dollar bond. >>> what does natural really mean when it comes t

tarantino?guest: this is part of a larger disconnect between the american people and military community. military is not a job, it is a lifestyle. not only is it an all- encompassing lifestyle but one that is necessary for the safety and security of this country. we need a strong military to keep this country safe and to keep this country moving forward. we talk a lot about how much we pay to keep the troops loaded with gear and the bullets, and we talk a lot about how much the troops need to fight. but what we tend to miss is how much they need to live. and military lifestyle is incredibly difficult. it is a lifestyle of service and sacrifice. like pensions and all of the things that they get it. they are to keep and maintain that lifestyle. themis why we do not pay that well because the keep the cost of living relatively low. it is cheaper to do this upfront. if you do not, the difficulty of going to war in thing in the military tends to be hard on the body and family. ou will eventually pay f

quinton tarantino is ditching plans to make a new movie. after giving the script to a small group of actors, tarantino says he will turn the script into a new book, but he will revisit the movie in another five years. and an olympic medal for best uniforms? norway's wild curling uniforms would make willie won ska -- throwing their traditional black curling pants out the window. that print will definitely turn heads on the ice. >>> and speaking of the sochi olympics, a picture of the twin toilets a at sochi 2014 b biathelon goes viral. >> the nhl is constructs rinks attian tees and dodgers stadium -- the los angeles kings will face the anaheim ducks at dodger stadium and the new york rangers, they'll play the islanders and new jersey devils attian tee stadium. now it's your turn. >>> straight ahead, target made news about all your credit cards, millions of them were hacked and tonight target has more news, but this time, it's obama care. find out what target is doing about obama care and dr. ben carson is here, where 22 days into obama care,

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quentin tarantino's latest project went from a western to a whodunit.hateful eight." he was planning on shooting it as his next film but now because of the leak he's scrapping the movie altogether. he is angry. he says he will instead release it as a book and he is determined to get to the bottom of this. he says he gave it to six people. he knows each one of them and one of them has betrayed him. if you've ever seen a tarantino movie -- >> tim roth is not the guy. >> so now down to five. >> there might be a movie about this. >> oh, yeah. >> i wouldn't want to be on his list. >> yeah. >> huh-uh. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, what better way to kick off the weekend with a little dancing. we love to dance here and so does this guy. a lot of dancing from a little fellow. 8-year-old akshat singh wowing the judges on "india's got talent." apparently he made his way on to the stage in a toy police car dressed in full police regalia. no one was really sure what was going on and then he broke it down. >> oh, oh. >> an 8-year-old should not be doing that.

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quentin tarantino will not be working on a new film and we will tell you why.is all in today's newspapers. ♪ >> time for today's company news. microsoft could allow customers to have their data stored foreignthe u.s. -- customers. and cutting jobs. the head of technology was among those let go. the move is part of a plan to keep full ownership. for as spurning a push partial sale of the unit. u.s. regulars are said to start scrutinizing berkshire hathaway. council is evaluating which non-buying financial companies could threaten stability if they were to fail. welcome back. >> 6:41 a.m. in london. picksor look at the top from today's newspapers. our european business correspondent caroline hyde is here. francine is in davos. or shaking his head. >> we picked the same story. bible thatd of a everyone has. this is a program for the world economic forum annual general meeting. at 9:00 a.m. we have a workshop. >> it is on meditation. this is a workshop, a goldie hawn meditation workshop. it is how we deal with stress. ceo's this to morning. we had the lloyd's ceo.

. >> matthews says the paddle given by a close friend james tarantino. he's charged with covering up alleged wrong doing. >> inscription dno stands for boys night out says to bill m from father t and sex acts bill mclaughlin was threatening my client to engage in, otherwise she would lose her job. >> the lawyer says after a year of enduring abuse her client told mclaughlin no more >> powers that be the church retaliated by terminating her. >> the church responded with a statement saying in part the lawsuit is full of lurid accusations but devoid of the truth. miss matthews was let go for financial impro try prooi tis that are the subject of a plows investigation. matthews attorney responded this way. >> anything that she has done at the direction of bill mclaughlin. >> she's never stolen money? >> not that i'm aware of. >> the attorney riviera says they have explicit photographs her client supervisor sent via e mail and text and says the shrine has security cameras which should be an important bit of evidence our calls to the archdiocese were not returne

quentin tarantino is another. charlie chaplin. you are in good company. are you the common denominator there? >> they are all actors, they are all critical actors. >> beyond actors. marlon brando and charlie chaplin. they went beyond acting. >> you are exactly right. i guess what i'm trying to do is the way of using not only the fact that they are actors, but everything that they stand for as forms. as generators of power and meaning. you can just say "chaplin" and it resonates a lot of different things. daniel day-lewis stands for a lot of different discipline to his work. on top of that, you kind of get this weird amalgamation of all the roles that he had played already. when you say his name, all the roles flow through your head already. i like being able to invoke some of their power just by saying their names. ♪ >> let's talk about directing. you think directing is a more interesting form for you than acting. there is control, it is collaborative. >> yes. you are right. exactly. that is not to say that i don't still get a lot out of acting. but what

. ♪ ♪ neil: quentin tarantino pulling the plu after the script was leaked and people concluded it wasts really upset and said that he is going to publish the script is a book instead. would what do you make of this? do think he is lying about the subterfuge? >> he is a lar, liar, pants on fire. you'll make this movie if anyone offers enough money to do it. and if you have the nerves come out and name names, and he says really is his agent that did it. >> the ca guys argue that he may >> the ca guys argue that he may have actually we did himself when he had someone make a photocopy. and for him to say that i'm not going to make it for five years, give me a break. this is a business decision. [laughter] neil: thank you, my friend. remember this liventerview with me? >> one of the biggest tax hike in american history. >> i'm going to stop right here. neil: he is back and now he's getting grilled over tis movie. [bleep] i'm sick and tired of that. neil: that is basically what they have said in minnesota, he said that they canceled the screening of this documentary. >> i just don't buy. wh

he has won two oscars for his screenplays, not clinton tarantino suing over the leak of his latest script of markets, stocks every 15 minutes, let's go to the stock exchange, nicole petallides watching big movers. nicole: a lot of green today, a different picture than we were seeing on wall street, a mixed bag, don't expect all green, watching apple closely which is down 7% after they came out with a record sales but they did not meet expectations of the analysts and as a result to the downside. carl icahn boosted his investment another $500 million worth. yahoo! up 1% going into the closing bell, numbers "after the bell," abercrombie and fitch, splitting the chairman and ceo role, stock is jumping, a lot of that. pfizer number one on the dow doing well after good sales for cancer, and american airlines, after its merger, new high today, doing well there. cheryl: thank you so much. dennis: state of the union address tonight the president is expected to make the case for raising the minimum wage citing the support of costco and other big companies. liz macdonald has been looking at the dow

. >> matthews says the paddle given by a close friend james tarantino. he's charged with covering up alleged wrong doing. >> inscription dno stands for boys night out says to bill m from father t and sex acts bill mclaughlin was threatening my client to engage in, otherwise she would lose her job. >> the lawyer says after a year of enduring abuse her client told mclaughlin no more >> powers that be the church retaliated by terminating her. >> the church responded with a statement saying in part the lawsuit is full of lurid accusations but devoid of the truth. miss matthews was let go for financial impro try prooi tis that are the subject of a plows investigation. matthews attorney responded this way. >> anything that she has done at the direction of bill mclaughlin. >> she's never stolen money? >> not that i'm aware of. >> the attorney riviera says they have explicit photographs her client supervisor sent via e mail and text and says the shrine has security cameras which should be an important bit of evidence our calls to the archdiocese were not returne

>> probably sex lives and videotape, tair tarantino's resr dogs. came out of nowhere and got a huge sail. precious just a few years ago came out of sundance, a movie with a lot of questions whether it was salable, ultimately they got oprah and tyler perry involved and it became a big movie. people keep going and looking for them. >> let's look at how technology has affected this, has online streaming companies affected sundance? >> there's a ton of companies coming into sundance, not just the big ones like that but a lot of distributors 30 or 40 new ones. video on demand that's become the biggest outlet for sundance are festival movie. mostly it's video on demand. a lot of people are in that business including netflix and amazon and yahoo but the question of whether they've changed the game or not is really not significant. the significance is so many players in the marketplace. >> what is a good showing at distance? the is it a career -- is it a career maker? >> it can be or it can be very confusing. there's very thin air and there's a real sense

quinn ten quientin tarantino is planning of shelving the project.out to gawker and we're waiting to hear back. >>> in a world where movie trailers seem long, an unlikely movie hero emerges to save us from preview overload. they are teaming up to cut down on how much time we watch trailers before the main event. the new guideline should be no more than two minutes. right now they can run up to 2 1/2 minutes. the average movie theater plays 8, meaning 16 minutes before we get to the main movie. >>> in other national news, other parts of the country have gotten a respite from the weather. there's a 70% chance of a wintry mix in new orleans, tuesday night. here in this area, there's a thermia alert. i will join wolf blitzer tomorrow for cnn's live coverage of the state of the union address. make sure to follow me on twitter @jaketapper and @theleadcnn. now i'll turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." wolf. >>> new details on what president obama will say in his state of the union address and what he's ready to do alone, if necessary, in t

. >> jimmy: our next guest has been directed by everyone from alfred hitchcock to quentin tarantino.ska." it's in theatres now. please welcome bruce dern. >> jimmy: how are you? congratulations. this movie is so great. you are so great in it. i really loved it. i thought you did a great job. i was very happy you got the nomination. are you enjoying this? >> um -- it took 55 years, but it is very nice. i love it. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you have been acting -- how has hollywood changed since you started out? >> well, when i began there were three things that you knew you had to do. you had to go to new york. you had to try and become a member of the actor's studio. and you had to work for kazan. nowadays, the people kind of put broadway on a back burner, they come to hollywood much quicker than they start in the theater and try to do to work for alexander payne or quinton tarrantino, the kazan/payne similarity is there. one made movies about the human condition. the other makes movies about the human condition. >> jimmy: as far as trying to get to work with alex

the director quentin tarantino put a new movie on hold because somebody leaked the script, and he claims and their agents must be to blame. he broke the news in a interview you with "deadline." he said it's "the hateful eight," and he gave the script to no more than six people, actors and agents, including bruce dern, he's a best actor nominee at the oscars for this year for the movie "nebraska" and michael madsen, and the director says he could change his mind, but for now, he plans to try to get the script published as a book. >>> and on this day back in '73, future boxing legend george foreman won the heavyweight title after knocking out joe frazier during the sundown showdown. the fight was supposed to be a buildup to an epic rematch with ali, but big george stunned the crowds and gave an upper cut to the eye when he sent smokin' joe onto the mat in the second round, and george foreman won the crown in kingston, 41 years ago. today. who knew he could grill? when the news breaks out, we'll break in. in the meantime, let's look at the dow. we're down a little bit on the session, about,

quentin tarantino suing gawker over links to a leaked movie script. girl star is designing a new clothing line for tommy hilfiger and super bowl is trending. we are just days away from the big matchup between denver and seattle. follow us at #cbssf. >> what are you talking about? >> we are going to talk about the tuesday commute. it's all good for the drive out of oakland heading into san francisco. no traffic delays as of yet for the bay bridge toll plaza. light traffic heading into downtown san francisco with no traffic delays for that westbound span. altamont pass commuting we'll see delays no accidents just a lot of folks making their usual commute leaving the altamont pass through the valley. that really would be the only major slowing for the entire bay area. westbound 580 is looking okay approaching the dublin interchange. no problem down the dublin grade. in the silicon valley both 880 and 237 looking good here in the milpitas area. we haven't had any major problems reported for either one of those roads. bart is on time. no problems for the f

he finds and kills 60-year-old store clerk lucy tarantino.e into the store, a worker hiding there is able to place a frantic 911 call. >> 911 emergency. >> we need help, please. >> what kind of help? >> this is albertson's. we're on sahara and valley view. there's a guy with a gunshot in here. oh, my god. he's running all over the store. >> the police are on their way. but zack is still trapped in the store with a killer. some instinct tells him not to move, that it isn't over yet. and it isn't. floyd is coming back. here he's walking up the aisle in the produce department. he's almost out of frame when suddenly, he doubles back toward zack. >> he walks over me and he just kind of leans over me to make sure, you know. i was just lying there, closing my eyes. i didn't exactly know where he was. i did kind of hear him come back. so i was just laying there. he bends over me and walks looking for more people. >> give us a code red. units arrived. >> by 5:19, the police have arrived. but zack doesn't know that. despite his severe injury, he decide

daniel day-lewis is one, nicholson, brando, tarantino, chaplain. that's good company. >> right. >> rose: there a common denominator there? >> yeah. i mean, they're all, like -- >> rose: it is who they are that's the common denominator? >> well, they're all actors, they're all incredible actors. >> rose: they were beyond actors. these were -- if you think about nicholson and brando and chaplain, they went beyond simply being actors. >> exactly. you're exactly right. so when i -- i guess what i'm trying to do is the way of using not only the fact that they're actors but everything that they stand for as forms. as generators of power and meaning that you can just say "chaplain" and it -- it already resonates a lot of different things. daniel day-lewis stands for a certain kind of discipline, devotion to work, disappearing into roles. >> rose: right, right. >> and on top of that you kind of get this weird amalgamation of all the roles that he's played already. when you say the name, all the roles kind of flow through your head already. so if i put them

quentin tarantino is suing.ote, very depressed over the leak. >> apparently so. >> the complaint accuses gawker of use predatory journalism to let people know the script was on line. he had no involvement in how the story appeared on the internet. let's go to politico. i don't understand that story. why would you sue gawker? >> gawker is going to do what gawker is going to do. >> leave gawker alone. let gawker be gawker, damn it. >>> let's check in with mike allen, the chief white house correspondent for politico with a look at the morning playbook. >> good morning. predatory journalism is a good thing. >> there it is says mike allen. >>> republican ed ga lillespie missed out. talk about a warner backing a warner. >> this is a real slap to ed gillespie from another very well-known republican, one of the best known, most trusted republicans in the state. john warner who was the long time senator, i can remember him covering him when i was a cub down in virginia. he would always say, i'm proud, be humbled to be yo

clinton tarantino in a snit. finished script leaks that he is naming names. three prime suspect as the leader of the script, the actors, michael madison, tim roth and bruce stern. he blames bruce dern's agents and they deny it. the ubiquitous jonah hill may be one of the lowest paid actors ever to lead the north and nomination up for the wolf of wall street and was so eager to work with martin scorsese that he agreed to accept the minimum union scale pay, $60,000 and a shot at one of those neutered golden statues. cheryl: betting on bitcoin, two las vegas casinos accepting the controversial currency. dennis: relief fitting because someone will lose that. we have back to davos, switzerland and liz claman. liz: no room service for us. almost impossible to get a hotel room in the week of the world economic forum in davos, switzerland with 3,000 world leaders and ceos descending on a tiny swiss town how is the ceo rolling in davos? coming the party sorensen on the issues that matter most to him. ] this is the story o

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