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>> but from tom cruise to ben affleck, she more than hold s her own on the silver screen.out your male counterparts showed more private parts than you did. >> i think it is about time. i think generally speaking in movies you are like okay, the girl is undressed and the guy is wearing a t-shirt. are you kidding me? >> doesn't seem fair. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> quite the lineup of hotties as co-stars. >> of hotties. >> hello, tom cruise, ben affleck. >> i didn't think this is where we were going when we came out of that piece to the hotties. not what where i went. >> on different pages. >> she's delightful. >> yes. >> the bond girl, i lost track of her after the bond girl thing. pierce brosnan. >> she nails her role in gone girl. it is a creepy subtle role and she nails it. >> it is a great date flick. >> no, that's not what i said. i said go with your girlfriends, not with your boo. >> i shouldn't go with my girlfriend. you are saying girls should go together. >> exactly. >> don't miss the oscars sunday february 26th -- 22nd excuse me. right here on

>> reporter: but from tom cruise to ben affleck she more than holds her own on the silver screen. >>ade about the fact that your male counterparts showed more private parts than you did. >> i think it's about time. i think it's about time. generally speaking in movies you're like okay, the girl is undressed and the guy is wearing a tee shirt, are you kidding me? >> reporter: fully clothed, pike has been killing it on the red carpet though some question her daring fashion choice weeks after giving birth to her second child. some people are like she's so thin. >> no, it's the complete reverse. you've got to take that knife out and start slashing. >> reporter: the oscars will air february 22 at 7:00 eastern here on abc. >>> tune in to good morning america tomorrow, and as always we're always online. good goodnight, america. um, debra, please, sit. ok. debra, why is it that you want t to marry raymond? um, well, uh, you know ray's just the-- he's the kindest sweetestst man i've ever met, you know. and, um, he has a wonderful sense of humor. i mean, he's not always funny but, um, he reall

she was married to tom cruise at the time.t intermission, she called her husband and said, come see this play. you will want to play this part. i just got all the bounces. went my way. i was very lucky. >> you can't handle the truth. did you have any idea how much that line would reverberate? >> i remember oddly enough when i wrote it. it was about 2 a.m. and i was writing the speech and getting very excited because i knew i was almost done with the play. i was rounding third base and coming for home. i was writing with a lot of energy. i wrote the line in the time it took me to type it. >> you also gave jack nicholson the performance of a lifetime. >> i think jack would have done just fine without me. he had a very healthy career before i came along. >> were you paranoid you could never do it again? what does that feel like? >> paranoid that i can never do it again, that feeling has never gone away. i have written six movies, a seventh about to go into production. about 190 episodes of television and three plays. anytime i fi

the tom cruise movie in which a futuristic police unit apprehending criminals based on spooky preknowledge. >> the computer takes into effect actual incidents reported. it doesn't know anything about the demographics about the individuals in that area, what the economic status is of these individuals or anything about the person. it's all area-specific. >> today, fred has more than a toy to tinker in. it's the main law enforcement tool in their arsenal. >> looking at today on day shift, this is an actual life map of where we think the predictive zones are for auto theft today. now, the orange dots represent where we have had actual auto thefts. what's interesting is as you look at the map, you see locations where we've had auto theft, but there's no boxes around them. that's what the program does for us. the algorithm weighs those and lets us know if that's a significant thing we need to be concerned about for this shift. >> for me, i have an academic science background, so data is king. what do you think of police work, you think of guys going with their gut and using instinct to kind of

people like dean or me are better than -- or tom cruise are just better people. my only other advice to people tweeting at the oscars is always search to see if someone is sick before you tweet something snarky. i did this a few years ago and it was the golden globes and it was michael c hall and he was wearing a knit cap. i tweeted something like take your hat off at the dinner table young man and not knowing he was battling cancer. i didn't feel too good when people were replying you know he has cancer, right? >> you should apologize for that now. >> i uh poll easy. >>ed then. >> you should apologize now. >> i will not. >> a formal apology or i think you should be fired. >> or you should buy some dove soap. we have to remember this is a business a corporation that wants you to buy their product. they are trying to capitalize on your feelings but they want you to buy something. it is awful. >> you know what is awful? drug addiction. this is the oscar statue doing a line of cocaine. i would rather do a line of dean cain. what is the message here? >> that's how th

tom cruise -- >> four rights. [ cheers and applause ] 30 points per answer. 120 points.nal team, jake and alisyn, come on down. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. your category is children of presidents. >> oh, boy. >> children of presidents. 60 seconds on the clock. ready, go. >> daughter of john and -- >> caroline kennedy. >> correct. >> daughter of jimmy. >> amy carter. >> correct. >> daughter of george. >> jena bush? >> yes. >> correct. >> daughter of richard. >> pat nixon? >> pass. >> julie nixon eisenhower. >> close. daughter of the -- sorry. son of the 40th president. >> ron reagan jr. >> correct. >> daughter of gerald. >> ford. >> okay. first name is very common. >> mary ford. jennifer ford. >> partridge family. never mind. pass. daughter of bill and hillary. >> chelsea clinton. >> that is correct. >> really? >> you have five correct. five correct. each worth 20 points. [ cheers and applause ] >> let's take a look at the scores right now. chris and don, 100 points. 260, jake and alisyn -- >> pat ford doesn't count for patricia ford? >> you said pat. >> okay, o

the future is here and are we all are about to become tom cruise? really?t that tall neil: in our business blitz. hello, microsoft may soon allow fingerprint scanners. >> i just think it is creepy. you can have an acronym or whatever. and they can break in today's you can plant now aware and spoof it or just rip it off so that is not a foolproof way. >> what you think of that? >> i mean, i like it where it is. it's scary to think that someone can use it for bad things. but the president talked about it last friday and he gave away the combination of my luggage when he did that. but he is right, he is right. [laughter] and you do, you go backwards or you add some ampersands or things like that. there's way more security in that and even a finger scans, in my opinion. neil: and krispy kreme apologizing. they said they were not talking about the ku klux klan but krispy kreme. >> i mean it's a cultural gap, it is a british outlet, they didn't know and it kind of reminded me remember kenneth cole in the middle of the egyptian uprising? well everybody got upset a

like tom cruise in "the edge of tomorrow." it it's incredibly heavy.r in this is amazing. there we are. i'm ready. my task is complete. max foster, cnn -- i can't tell you where i am. >> looking good max, wherever you are. >>> thank you for watching. i'm natalie allen. george howell is right back with more news for you after a quick break. >>> isis captures an iraqi town drawing american troops closer to the conflict. u.s. warplanes circling overhead. a live report is straight ahead. >> a cease-fire in ukraine is due to start in a matter of hours but continued fighting threatens to derail the deal. >>> and athey've got the snow ready to go, but nothing can stop the blizzard that's coming for boston. good morning, good afternoon and good evening to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. this is cnn. and we start the show this hour in iraq where isis has pushed into anbar province and taken over a town there also putting a strategic air base with u.s. troops on alert.

like tom cruise in "the edge of tomorrow."ly heavy and to think they spent hours in this is just amazing. there we are. i'm ready. my task is complete. max foster cnn. i can't tell you where i am. >> i think he would like a role in one of those films. >> he fit. the suit fits. >> i was looking at the batman. >> i was looking at the willie won ka. those things must be worth a floor chun. >> very ooh cool to see. >>> now, after a hundred deaths along a new zealand beach, conservation niss think there's enough time to rescue the rest of a huge group of whales who became stranded on friday. that story just ahead. listerine® healthy white™. it not only safely whitens teeth, but also restores enamel. lose the nerves and get a healthier whiter smile that you'll love. listerine® healthy white™. power to your mouth™! we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's lead

the same way they see tom cruise movies. >> another thing, joss when he says stuff like this.me of somebody that insults a girl's picture on instagram. he has to come in." "you are beautiful. don't you listen to him." the white knight comes in. he gets a pat on the back by the girls. shut up. he is a white knight, joss. >> josh, not joss. >> raise a point. very important. there was a batman. bat woman. when there was a super man. super girl. when there is wonder woman. there is no wonder man. when there is cat woman. there was no cat man. andy levy notwithstanding. isn't this reverse sexism. >> you could say because men are already wonderful. we need to look at the positive. mr. wheton had "buffy the vampire slayer." thanks to sarah michelle geller. i figured out how to fallen love with the wrong men. keep friend and family at a distance. thanks to the women who have the special powers. i am now cynical looking forward to my future. >> and no voice if you watch the singing episodes. >> sing one was great. >> yeah. you know -- what you are saying is women on television are empo

think of tom cruise fighting himself. brad pitt ageing backwards.reporter: the goal to make seeing believing. >> we want to base it in reality. >> reporter: a visual effects company provided computer generated imagery for those films. conquering the human face is the final frontier. >> our faces are so complicated. we have different facial muscles and number of poses to replicate all of those things and every single nuance of the human face is really difficult to do and takes a lot of effort. >> reporter: a lot of effort and flesh and bone actor scanneded in a multitude of images. >> it shows us what that face look like at that moment in time but doesn't give us that performance the way the actor would have acted. >> reporter: if it wasn't for cgi, palm walker's character may not have appeared in "furious 7" after the actor's untimely death. >> having those scans is helpful. it's as much real material as we have of the actor and as much footage of the actor that's helpful for us. >> reporter: why don't studios digital digitally scan all actors befor

one of the most sobering films this guy directed was "rain man" with tom cruise and dustin hoffman.sists on buying new boxers, underwear, from the kmart in cincinnati. >> you don't have to go to cincinnati to get a pair of underwear. >> we are not going to cincinnati. raymond, that is final. do you hear me? what difference does it make? what difference does it make where you buy underwear? what difference does it make? underwear is underwear. >> you know, that movie is so good. >> thanks. >> you won the academy award for that. dustin hoffman and i think cruise was great in that. >> he had to push the whole movie. dustin is over here but cruise has to move the whole film forward. it's a tough role. he was great. >> on to these roles that dustin hoffman -- who's the greatest actor of all time? >> that's a hard question. i think there -- i don't know that i can say. i certainly think that having worked with al on movies, he's one of the greatest actor i have ever seen. he has such dedication. he's so committed and so longs to work. it's really quite remarkable. >> i loved him in shy lo

think of tom cruise fighting himself in oblivion.in "the curious case of benjamin button." >> they said i was going to die soon but maybe not. >> reporter: or angelina jolie taking flight in "maleficent." >> how quaint. >> reporter: the goal to make seeing believing. >> we want to base it in reality. >> reporter: visual effects company digital domain provided cgi for the films. darryl henner says conquering the human face is the final frontier. >> we have so many facial muscles and the number of poses we can get in to to replicate all of those things is really difficult to do and takes a lot of effort. >> reporter: a lot of effort and a flesh and bone actor, scanned in a multitude of images. >> it shows what the actor's face looks like at that specific moment in time but doesn't give that performance the way the actor would have acted. >> reporter: if it wasn't for cgi, paul walker's character may not have appeared in "furious 7" after the actor's untimely death. >> if you are trying to recreate someone who's deceased having scans is

no george clooney no angelina jolies or brad pitts, tom cruise.re film category from five movies to possibly ten with the idea that it would bring in some of the bigger more blockbuster movies that everyone has seen, and that hasn't happened. they did get one this year, "american sniper," the american people voted on that movie. it's earned over $400 million at the box office but the academy still can't seem to get their act together when it comes to this. gerri: well, it's so funny the whole list of characters here, i was kind of surprised. they think they're being so controversial by calling for equal pay for women. i want you to hear patricia arkansas debt, firsthand what she had to say. >> to every woman who gave birth to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, we have fought for everybody else's equal rights. it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america! [cheers and applause] gerri: so what do you make of that? i mean, i heard that, and i thought here she is, she's in front

he basically got on stage and like "minority report" of just like tom cruise.st facilitated the greatest -- it was like a guy at the party playing the perfect cds, but instead of cds, it was the actual musicians playing songs. because jimmy had to run around to everybody and discuss who wanted to play what next and tell everybody on all the instruments. so, you had mccartney that started there. taylor swift came on. she sang "shake it off." the b-52s, debby harry sang, right? michael bolton -- [ light laughter ] destroyed, destroyed. [ laughter ] michael bolton got up, sang "when a man loves a woman," played guitar. when michael bolton gets up, you don't think i'm about -- i'm going to get my balls blown off, but that's what happened. not just to me, to everybody. we all -- everybody was -- you don't know, everybody was grabbing whatever balls they could get and we all went home. i had one of tom hanks' balls and maybe -- i think a goodman. i'm not sure. [ laughter ] it was so amazing. who else? and then, oh, wait, wait. as all these people were playing, elvis

valley of the dolls mixed sex with drugs. 20 years later 9 1/2 weeks introduced america to props and tom cruisee add sexual doors open in "eyes wide shut." >> it's every woman's fantasy. sh she's a senior writer. she said experimentation must come with consent. >> it would be hard to separate consensual. how excited do you have to be about it to make it consensual. is it just a matter of saying yes and saying no or is it, yes, i want to do this with you. i think best case scenario, this film offers an opportunity for women to think about their sexuality, to maybe go see the film with their partner to say hey, that looks kind of fun or that looks awful, let's never do that. >> the film is expected to grow $60 million in its first four days. she said it taps into a desire to explore satisfaction in the bedroom. >> should women feel guilty about this guilty pleasure? >> i think women should never feel guilty about sex or sexual desire or sexual pleasure. >> the film is opening on valentine's weekend and it's sure to help sales. as we've seen the film has been everywhere. it's been a very carefully

. >> with tom cruise. >> so are you tell me this technology is getting closer to reality? >> true.hether it comes it your computer, lauren, right? >> i think later this year, yes. so, mike soft is working on bio metrics. eye scans, fingerprint scans to get rid of traditional passwords forever on it new operating system. yes, because, you know what? we're always changing those passwords, they're so difficult to create, because they need, you know, a number, a letter, a capitol letter, a symbol, et cetera. >> so easy to crack. so essentially microsoft has team up with the universal alliance, called the fast identification on line framework, fido, google, mastercard, these guys supporting these bio metrics. could see windows ten supported when that becomes commercially available later this year. so minority report, the future, is here, and it is now. there are people who are saying, look, you know, this sounds creepy to say, but you can like steel someone's fingerprint, something like that. >> well. >> to get into a system. >> yes. >> we're hearing the bio metrics might be coupled wit

. >> you about to jump on the couch like tom cruise. >> steve harvey is giving advice to couples.o both of you. >> good for you guys. >> by the way, we have prizes on the plaza tomorrow. >> congratulations. >> good morning everyone. that will warm your heart. it is cold in the northeast. storms on both coasts are making it tough to get around. boston is getting hit hard again with about a foot of new snow in places. on top of the five feet already dumped in recent storms. the third monday in a row that the area has been battered and more rain is expected in parts of california and the northwest before it winds down. al's forecast is coming up. the family of the american woman held hostage by isis is holding out hope that she may still be alive. they claimed that 26 year old kayla mueller was killed in a bombing, but jordan did not target any building where isis claimed kayla was being held. it is hopeful that she will come back. jury selection gets under way in the trial of the man accused of killing the real american sniper chris kyle. with the popularity of the movie, picking a

tom: guy benson, always good to get your take on it. well, carnival cruiseight. only 4% of people in america take cruises. will this change her mind? let's take a look. >> we are tied to the ocean and when we go back to the sea whether it is to sail or to watch it, we are going back from where we came. [applause] [applause] >> we are joined by the ceo arnold donald. it sounded like john kennedy was narrating these ads is this going to increase your business? you hope? >> well, yes we produce this advertisement and three others all available at cruise lines.com. kabul is one across our nine brands. the one is the connection to the sea that we feel, that we all feel. it's a great human spirit experience and we thought that the accommodation this was a great way to demo what people say they are feeling. then again, it stood out with jfk and all of that. tom: we wish you and the entire cruise industry much success driven or cost a lot of money to put that out there. thank you. and the cdc saying that the measles outbreak has started in disneyland and it could be

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cruise and rubio. he was born in cuba. escaped when7. tom palmer says this is one time where obama is right the embargo hasn't worked let's end it. i think he is right it hasn't worked. what's the point? >> not every marvel at all. last year before the obama moves, three times as many people visited cuba from the united states as visited in the 1950's. >> they cheat. they go to some other country first. >> no. it is probably 10 times his money. this is perfectly legal with licenses. >> he says this embargo wasn't tough enough. if it were the castro brothers would be gone? >> i don't follow this at all. you almost make my case for me. this is not about getting rid of the regime which we were told would be a proposition. it strengthened the kids for the you regime but they have an excuse. >> it's the evil yankees. >> they can prayed towith everybody in the world but we don't believe that. >> while we make it succeed. what's the point? >> it's troe's int -- castro's international terror he is still doing. cuba is listed as a state sponsor of te

. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that firstlace finish. >> back in front, current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweetwater oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> it's current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of a funny step. and i thought, god, we collided. >> sweetwater oak stumbles. >> sweetwater oak loses the rider. current lady in front. >> the next thing you know, she's popped back up and i just happened to be hanging on her neck. >> riders, please watch out. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the horse and grabs hold of her neck. it's the only thing keeping him from being trampled by the other horses coming from behind at 40 miles an hour. >> i looked back behi

cruising speed. what we have to tighten policy earlier or later? tom get a stronger dollar, you are seeing it does not hurt america all that much. bill: the stronger dollar meeting stronger growth means this is a good place for investment but that stronger dollar also induces more asset market volatility. tom: over two howard, does a week euro, supposedly that will stop shopping in new york. there is no evidence in that. howard: none. but americans are going to paris. brendan: let's talk more broadly about high-end shopping not just in new york but all over the country. it makes imports cheaper for retailers everywhere. what does that do to your world? howard: and my world, we are dealing with a consumer who is watching every dollar. 80% of america is watching every dollar and trading down. median family income is down over six years. they are watching every penny, so the stores have to offer better prices to attract the customers. the great stores in america all offer value. amazon -- all the growth -- where is the growth in retail? 90% of it is a val

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