>> what is he like, tom hanks?got to say, i've met him three or four times, never interviewed him, remains a terrible scar, blot on my landscape. >> i'll have to talk to him about that. >> thank you. i was just hoping you would do that. but he's always been effortlessly charming, very funny, very self-aware, very high i imagine he would be, which is unusual. >> he really is that person. and the reason i had that dedication on the album is because i'll never forget we were standing on the corner of 57th and 5th in new york or 58th and 5th and we were holding hands and waiting for the traffic light to change. and he looked at me and he said, you know, i just want you to know that you never have to change anything about who you are in order to be with me. and literally a who you are in order to be with me. literally a wave, if love is a feeling or a cellular thing that happens to your body, it went through me. and that's pretty much who he is. and how he's been. >> that's good to hear. >> pretty great guy. >> get to t

tom hanks.l about her new born singing career, she's prepared for that. >> there are people out there who are... i'm sure are going to have a lot of lovely nasty things to say or negative things to say or whatever. but that's okay. i've been judged for a long time. >> reporter: some critics, of course, would say she couldn't do this if she wasn't tom hanks' wife. >> i'd say that's not true. i don't care how much money you have, how is a record label going to say, i'm going to do her a favor. >> reporter: so it's a whole range of... everyone is here. >> everyone is here. i see fleetwood mac. carol king. >> reporter: rit a wilson's love of music goes back to her childhood. >> jefferson airplane. >> reporter: as a visit to ameeb a records in hollywood shows. >> oh, it's so good. ♪ dream, dream, dream, dream ♪ >> reporter: her new album features songs from the '60s and '70s with back-up vocalists far more famous than she is. sheryl crow, jackson brown and faith hill among others. >> i will show you

and not only is it an audio book, but my audio book, and this is true, is read by tom hanks. [ light world. >> jimmy: how did you get tom hanks to do it? >> i called tom up and i said, "i've got this children's book. would you read it?" and he goes, "how long would it take?" and i said, "like, ten minutes." and he goes, "i happen to be in town." [ laughter ] you know, hanks -- anyone can call him, and he'll do stuff like that. [ laughter ] but we'll put his number up down here at the end of the show. he's totally cool about that. >> jimmy: you can get an audio book of tom hanks reading -- >> reading this book with interruptions by stephen colbert. [ laughter ] and all my money and all tom's money from the audio book goes to u.s. vets, which is a charity that helps returning afghanistan and iraq war veterans reintegrate into civilian life. it's an incredible organization. >> jimmy: that's very good. [ applause ] you do a lot of good stuff for charity. that's cool. that's on itunes and amazon and all that stuff? >> yeah, this is the whole deal. >> jimmy: this is already, like, the numb

. >>> you don't need an umbrella today but don't >>> agtser tom hanks will film a couple of scenes. it's about the real life saga when somali pirates boarded a ship and held richard phillips hostage until he was rescued by the navy. the production is eligible for a $300,000 grant from the governor's fund from doing business in the commonwealth. no word on when that will happen. the movie will be released next march. >> i bet you it will be good. it will be interesting to see how it's play out. >> tom hanks can't do a bad movie. >> this is true. let's check the forecast now. just about 5:1. we have a beautiful morning. it is 67 degrees. lower humidity. words for a nice day. hi, tom. >> good morning. it's 5:11. we're seeing the first light of dawn showing up on the eastern horizon. it's a cool start. down to the low to mid-60s. right near the waters it's near 70 degrees. hometown forecast, leesburg, loudoun, by 9:00, upper 60s. bright sun, sunny day. mid afternoon ought to hit the low 80s and lots of sunshine with low humidity. into this evening should be clear. clouding up this time

we'll be watching them and keep you posted >>> up next, the movie that tom hanks is getting ready toin virginia. >>> a long-time fox 5 family is leaving. a walk down memory lane was we take a look at feldie. >>> and another american company is saying good-bye. the company is selling its image ware division which includes all of its european sale. that's the latest u.s. firm taking measures to limit its european risks. the record low mortgage rates still not sparking a housing rally. future contracts for previously owned homes falling in april. mortgage rates have been below 4% now for most of the year. >>> facebook's stocks fiasco is scaring away others to go public. kayak is pushing its initial public offering. facebook's share dropped about 25% since its offering in may 18th. not only america runs on dungin donut. they will open up 450 new overseas stores this year. most of them in the asia pacific region. that's business. i'm neil cavuto. il cavuto.  [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet an

. >>> and >>> actor tom hanks headed to virginia beach to film a few scenes for a new movie. harngs will star as the captain of the maersk alabama. it's about a man taken hostage by somali pirates in 2009. >> it will be interesting to see that movie. >> tom hanks is a star so, it will be a good one. >> that's true. tom kierein talking about a lovely day ahead. >> temperatures are cool. down in the low to mid-60s. by noontime near 80 with bright sun. temperatures climbing into the low to mid-80s. we'll have temperatures reaching the 60s by this time tomorrow morning. clouding up will be in the low 60s starting off tomorrow morning. big change is on the way for friday into the weekend. next week, seven-day outlook in ten minutes. how's traffic? >> still tracking breaking news on the road. tough commute. i-66 an update. a crash now just blocks the right lane. this is eastbound at gallows road. here's live look at chain bridge you. can see these cars are slowly making their way eastbound. now let's head over to adamstown. in maryland you have 8 0e. fingerboard road. delays out of

it's all happened he was doing business with tom hanks and steven spielberg and tom in particular resisted any temptation to make it hollywood stupid. it is not that. it has a realistic quality to it and a documentary quality that i think people respond to. in terms of my personal involvement, i was just, i was aware and that i was a bright being asked to play this role lender might be a little bit of resentment toward me from the other actors. i remember a conversation with donnie walsh barrett in our first night -- wahlberg in our first night, he said, i was in this block any shouted through the night in the darkness, he said, and don't worry about anything, whatever you are feeling, we respect you for the fact that you landed this role. if you landed this role, we are going to assume you're not a doofus. tavis: no pressure. >> time will tell. [laughter] we figure you have some smarts about 2 so you have our respect. go and do your thing. i was aware of a possible resentment. tavis: to your point, for those who do not know you're acting, gimme the thumbnail sketch of damian lewis before

of "i am a pole and so can you" which is read by my good friend tom hanks. e number-one movie star in the world. 400 seconds of primo tanks meat. and my money and tom's money from this recording all goes to u.s. veterans. u.s. veterans... (cheers and applause) helps veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan reintegrate into civilian life. so get the audio book, get the book and if you don't get either one of those, just go to u.s. veterans and help those guys. [cheers and applause] >> male announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together and give a warm milwaukee welcome to mr. jeff dunham. [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much. merry christmas. and i think i know the answer to this question. how you doing, milwaukee? [cheers and applause] i got to tell you, i am so excited to be here for the christmas special. we have been here many times to the pabst theater, and i came here the first time 13 years ago. and i thought, "this is the place whenever i shoot a tv special, it's got to be right here in milwaukee at the pabst." thanks for com

of "i am a pole and so can you" which is read by my good friend tom hanks. movie star in the world. 400 seconds of primo tanks meat. and my money and tom's money from this recording all goes to u.s. veterans. u.s. veterans... (cheers and applause) helps veterans returning f

of "i am a pole and so can you" which is read by my good friend tom hanks. number-one movie star in the world. 400 seconds of

of "i am a pole and so can you" which is read by my good friend tom hanks. he number-one movie star in the world. 400 seconds of primo tanks meat. and my money and tom's money from this recording all goes to u.s. veterans. u.s. veterans... (cheers and applause) helps veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan reintegrate into civilian life. so get the audio book, get the book and if you don't get either one of those, just go to u.s. veterans and help those guys. veterans and help those guys. dennis: we need to get some to get some leverage here. charlie: well, okay. just pull it. yeah, i'm trying to pull it, dude. dee: well, pull harder, dennis. if i pull harder, it's going to dig into his leg. don't yell at me, i just need to jam the shears farther down there-- well, then jam them in there! jam them in! pull harder, and i will! dude, you should get a doctor to do this. oh, look at me! the millionaire who goes to see doctors. okeydokey. ( charlie screams ) that was too hard. you want the cast off? just soak it in hot water, and it gets soft, and it peels ri

of "i am a pole and so can you" which is read by my good friend tom hanks. mber-one movie star in the world. 400 seconds of primo tanks meat. and my money and tom's money from this recording all goes to u.s. veterans. u.s. veterans... (cheers and applause) helps veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan reintegrate into civilian life. so get the audio book, get the book and if you don't get either one of those, just go to u.s. veterans and help those guys. veterans and help those guys. - this better be important, jack. i was in the middle of bidding on a bag of bras on ebay. - lemon, hank hooper is on his way up from philadelphia, and he wants to meet with both of us. - why does he want to meet me? do you think it's a good thing? - it's not, hon. i saw that in a movie once, but in the movie, the guy was dead. nice tie, jack. - how long have you been there? i was sitting in that chair a minute ago. - nope. that was me. what can i say? i smell like leather. and you must be elizabeth lemon. [chuckles] - oh. - well, i'll be bake mcbrided. i know a philly gal w

its board includes tom hanks and newt gingrich. the original woodie and mr. potato head. so-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i could not be t minus more excited to receive the national space society's coveted space pioneer award for mass media. and i'm inviting tonight's audience to attend the award ceremony with me. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: because it's happening right now. to present my award, please welcome apollo 11 astronaut and one of the 24 human beings whose passports have a moon stamp, dr. buzz aldrin, buzz! (cheers and applause) buzz, good to see you again. >> thank you. >> stephen: now buzz-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: look at that. you know what i think? i think the american people are in favor of space exploration, don't you. thank you so much for joining us. >> it's my pleasure to be here. you know, awhile back i was chairman of the space society. and they and i both strongly support commercial private enterprise, crew, competitive transport to the space station and beyond the earth, the moon, to asteroids, and we want to thank you for you

but how you expect english-speaking tom hanks to do the whether it in spanish-speaking univision? >>> theyre rising and falling faster than a barometer. cnn. >>> and have left all that? let's take a look at today's temperatures across the bay area. and as you take a good look at them keep in mind tomorrow will be even warmer. and when forecast as eyewitness news continues. no playboy bunnies in the house but it's week at dennis do it. does in the forecast? >>> no what is our business. the degrees than half moon bay is 85 degrees in livermore taking a look out for the island with highs in the upper seventies. and that's had back to san francisco now with our lab whether camera and we have nothing but a clear skies out there. but we will see the fog return in the overnight hours and cannot be sunny and warmer which calls for an unseasonably warm of your weekend head. this is interesting. her future cast does display the status offshore moving on short toward the morning commute in than dissipating rapidly during the afternoon hours but a figure of of wants to work its way underneath

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appears in "forrest gump" for about 20 minutes, but with the exception of forrest himself, played by tom hanks-the-top army officer who sets out to win glory in vietnam and ends up losing his legs. >> lieutenant dan! >> martin: he is mired in booze and depression and headed straight for the bottom, only to be saved by the invincible innocence and optimism of forrest gump. >> sinise: god-damn bless america he's angry at... at god and angry at life and all of that, but he's able to put that all in perspective and move on. and at the end of the movie, he's rich and he's... and he's married and he's standing up on two legs and he's a whole different guy. >> martin: that was 1994, when movies about vietnam vets didn't have happy endings. >> sinise: i thought i'd try out my sea legs. >> tom hanks: but you ain't got no legs, lieutenant dan. >> sinise: it's, i think, probably the first time that a vietnam veteran had been portrayed as somebody who could overcome his obstacles and his challenges and move on from the vietnam war. ♪ >> martin: today, lieutenant dan lives on in the form of the lieutenant

could you guys address how that was set up by stephen spielberg and tom hanks. there was a little bit of a surprise for the actors filming this episode as well, correct? >> yeah. you know, that was -- we knew the episode was coming, and that was a big, a big conversation that they had with me, liebgott was i think one of two jewish company members that were featured in the show. and so the producers had talked to me early on and said we think it's probably a good idea if we sent you to one of the camps in europe to go see it now. >> for the job, i knew that nobody had witnessed these camps. until easy company came across landesberg. i kind of wanted to convey that as much as i could in a realistic enough way. so i said i'm not going to go. i don't want to go. i want to see it on film. i want to see it on film for the first time. we shot the show in europe in -- all over the place, switzerland and england and stuff. for the camp, they built a camp in the middle of a forest that was 20, 25-minute drive from our base camp. horrified to truly get as close as you can

tom hanks did it at a theater festival in cleveland.ng list of hollywood heavyweights started their show biz careers the same way. interning. >> internships are the new entry level jobs. >> reporter: like these famous interns, sharon got her start in the entertainment industry working for experience rather than a paycheck. now at 27 she's the ceo and cofounder of intern sushi. a company she started to help others do the same. >> no one really walks into a restaurant and says i'll eat anything. it's about being really selective. it's about focusing on how to break into industries and allowing interns to feel like it doesn't matter where they are or where they're from or who they know. >> reporter: launched in november, the start-up tosses outed traditional paper resume and challenges students to sell themselves on video. >> i hear you're looking for an intern. >> reporter: while the site's basic services are free to both companies and interns, it does offer upgrades for a fee. >> it's been really big. you know, over 2,000 companies on th

could you guys address how that was set up by stev spielberg and tom hanks? and there was a little bit of a surprise for the actors filming this episode as well, correct? >> yeah. you ow, that was -- we knew the episode was coming. and that was a big -- big conversation that theyme. leibgott i think was one of two jewish company members that were featured in the show, ando the producers had talked to me eay on and said we think it's probably a good idea if we sd you to one of the camps in europe to go see him now. and that sat really strangely with me. i believe everybody shoulde aware of it and everybody should see what went on out there in the ruins that they are now and i think everybody needs to be privy to that, but for the job, i knew that nobody haditnessed these camps until came across landsburg and i kind of wanted to convey that as much as i cod in a realisc enough way so i said i'm not going toe go. i don't want to go. i want to see it on film for the first time. so we shot thehow in europe all over the place, switzerland and england and they got a