you got tom hanks. you got "matilda."> he's great in -- >> jimmy: haven't seen it yet. >> "matilda," super great british import musical that's amazing and clever and super fun. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's four girls playing matilda, all not simultaneously. they each -- they alternate. and they're winning honorary tonys just 'cause, i guess, they're little. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] that's super -- >> super little. >> jimmy: because that's cute. [ talking over each other ] how cute, yeah. that'd be fun though. >> "kinky boots." >> jimmy: "kinky boots." did not see "kinky boots" yet, but that's my man, harvey fierstein. >> indeed. [ as fierstein ] >> jimmy: "he has the best voice in the business." >> "he knows how to write a book." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he really does. i mean, he's fantastic. i haven't seen it yet. >> no, what have you seen? >> jimmy: i've saw -- i just saw something recently. oh, i saw "rock of ages" only. >> "rock of ages" is great! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i loved it, man. >> i loved "rock of ages," too

it's actually, it's that other tom hanks movie, yes, that's it, that's it. except instead of having aids he's stranded in an airport, that's the one. the aids one this that is the one i was thinking of. that was going to keep me up all night. now good luck finding a stupid a joke on television tonight than the one you just heard. good luck. good luck with that. good luck. i lay down the challenge. that's a stupid joke. now look, you probably are thinking, or we can just ask a pudin to hand him over to us. well, funny story. he's refusing to. but actually he has a very good reason. >> putin dismissed the importance of the entire snowden case saying it's like sheering a pig, lots of screams but little wool. (laughter) >> normally i would say that's an extremely strange analogy but there is something about vladimir putin that tells me that he has sheered a lot of pigs in his lifetime for the sole purpose of hearing them scream. the bottom line is-- the bottom line is, whether or not we get our hands on edward snowden any time soon has no bearing on the fact tha

food and drinks and then pledged another $1500 to the cost but then left without paying a cent. >>> tom hanks tweeted this pic from his broadway show "lucky guy" ask cast and crew to rest his voice so the understudy doesn't have to take over for hanks' sore threat. >>> rebel wilson appears on the july front of "british glamour," decked out in diamonds and bubble bath attire. bubble bath attire? >> have you seen the movie "pitch perfect"? >> i haven't. >> i was highly disappointed. >> really? >> there was good buzz. i only made it halfway through. >> you walked out? you must have really not liked it. okay. well, she is funny, though, rebel wilson. absolutely hysterical. "bridesmaids" on. >> good for her for being on the cover. >>> i'm alex witt. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> the lead story this morning in "the new york times," in personnel appointments obama takes assertive tack. the president's choice of susan rice for nsa will provoke a fight with republicans. >>> and in "usa today," neighbors shocked by 84-year-old woman's powerball win. app

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saw that. >> tom hanks making hello broadway debut.ation. >> absolutely. >> we'll watch on sunday night. ted, thank you very much. good luck with cinderella. break a leg. >> absolutely. liz: ted chapin from the rogers and hammerstein foundation and american theater wing. >> thanks. adam: from additional investments we have new ways to make cash. we'll look at why art could be valuable investment. liz: special art. are you looking for more time off from work? adam: yes. liz: i'll work on that for you, adam. we have a list of the countries that offer the most days off per year and number of required days off may shock you. ♪ adam: art can be big money for investors with auction houses luke christie's and sotheby's seeing big sales in the past few weeks. liz: jo ling kent joins us with the martin lawrence gallery in soho with great pieces and a great story. >> liz, we think about the paintings on the wall and sculptures but there are so much more to invest in and unique pieces. i'm here in the martin lawrence gallery with michael who will

i'm just trying to imagine been i was talking to tom hanks recently about his first broadway play hes doing. he was moaning about how hard it all is. you have to do real acting. i was like what about you? this is just you on the stage? >> it is a real test. if the play wasn't so substantial and about someone so, so richly important as a human being, i would be hard put to do it. but actually the only time i'm at peace and happy is when i'm actually doing it. the prep, the -- racing home, the going through the going to bed procedures we all go through, have to get down by 2:00, must go down by 2:00, must get up by 9:30 or 10:00, must hasten through -- and i virtually have no other life because of course this time of year is very big in the theater. you have to do wonderful actors, fund benefits and things like that. it is serious. >> the guest list is incredible. tom hanks, the clintons, gabby giffords, mark kelly came, meryl streep, bette midler, tom jones, whoopi goldberg, so on, so on. everybody is raving about this play. >> it feels pretty special because of, again, who the play i

death penalty he could be the worst guy in the world let's say he made charles manson look like tom hanks let's say they found his girlfriend edna did and he ran around flick and babies years just to watch him cry all right let's say he was the worst human being it would have nothing to do with the fact that our government is spying on every american that is the story i'm questioning whether the reporter who broke the scandal with snowden as his source should be punished along with the whistleblower why shouldn't you mr meanwhile be charged with a crime to news reports focused on snowden's girlfriend what's curious she also packed everything up and left for the mainland to pointing fingers at any other government. but their own whether china or russia has been able to sort of suck out that knowledge from those computers while he's been in their countries of voiding the issue at hand seems to be a priority it is true that the big stories that really affect the nature of the united states and what our government really is are stories they want to ignore the media coverage of the n.s.a. scan

death penalty he could be the worst guy in the world let's say he made charles manson look like tom hanks let's say they found his girlfriend edna d.h. and he ran around flick and baby's ears just to watch him cry all right let's say he was the worst human being it would have nothing to do with the fact that our government is spying on every american that is the story i'm questioning whether the reporter who broke the scandal with snowden as his source should be punished along with the whistleblower why shouldn't you mr green will be charged with a crime to news reports focused on snowden's girlfriend what's curious she also packed everything up and left for the mainland to pointing fingers at any other government. but their own whether china or russia has been able to sort of suck out that knowledge from those computers while he's been in their countries of voiding the issue at hand seems to be a priority it is true that the big stories that really affect the nature of the united states and what our government really is are stories they want to ignore the media coverage of the n.s.a. sca

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tom hanks, then aged 32, had more fun being a kid than some kids do.most famous toy store, f.a.o. schwartz, has never been the same. ♪ and we got to see a vivid reminder this week that new york city never stays the same. this extraordinary color film has surfaced thanks to the romano archives. it's a tour of the city from the summer of 1939, just months before world war ii broke out and changed everything. the summer lou gehrig gave his farewell address and "the wizard of oz" premiered. >> toto, darling, oh, i got you back. >> in this film shot by a french tourist, we get a glimpse of what things cost back then. we go uptown to harlem, then downtown to chinatown. a visual feast for history buffs from those city cabs to the buses with quaint spiral staircases. men and women wear their hats at rakish angles. we see elevated subway tracks since shut down. windows open preair conditioning back when fountains were an acceptable way to cool down. and then, there it is, the still brand new rockefeller center rising up from midtown. the outdoor plaza pretty mu

. >> the moscow airport is not exactly that airport with tom hanks where he's caught in the airport forevernge. >> judge, you know, he's edward snowden, apparently still there, does not have a u.s. passport, and the russians are not giving him back to us. >> this is obviously very political. i myself in my prior life signed many extradition orders. you do not strain over whether the middle initial is correct, which what the hong kong authorities stated is the reason they didn't release him from the hong kong. this is the guy the other authority wants, you at least detain him until the middle initial is resolved. both china and russia are happy to embarrass the president, embarrass the united states, and play games here. why is the administration speaking out of both sides of its mouth? why is diane feinstein, chairman of the foreign intelligence committee, john kerry, secretary of state, scaring the daylights out of it, and the president makes it sound like it's a bank robber who ran from new jersey to new york and he's knot going to get involved. >> what happens? >> i don't think they want

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and tom hanks nominated for best actor for his first broadway role in lucky guy. >>> and now to boston collins marched in his first gay pride parade. here he's wearing nike rainbow "be true" shirt and marching alongside his friend and former stanford roommate congressman joe kennedy. when collins came out as the first openly gay athlete in a u.s. sport, he said he wanted to march in the parade before but felt that he couldn't. >>> on the big screen, the action horror thriller "the purge" starring ethan hawke is topping the box office. it's estimated to rake in more than $24 million beating out fast and furious 6. the magic thriller "now you see me" also exceeded expectations. following that was the comedy "the internship" with owen wilson. tonight only on cnn, anthony bo bourdain ventures into the congo, but he and his crew ran into a little trouble as they prepared for the journey of a lifetime. >> personal dream to travel the congo river, and now for better or worse, i get that chance. we've rented a trusty vessel, and i shall dub thee the captain willard. all right. did you maggots

he has not officially crossed the border into russia so he's in a travel limbo like tom hanks in "limbo." while the u.s. does not have an extradition treaty with russia, the white house says there's a clear legal basis to expel him. his passport has reportedly been revoked and he's facing espionage charges. the white house released a statement reading in part "we are asking the russian government to take action to expel mr. snowden without delay and to build upon the strong law enforcement cooperation we have had, particularly since the boston marathon bombing." that level of cooperation is of course up for debate. so what happens if someone were to, say, try to poison snowden's duty-free vodka? it was told that snowden has taken, quote, extreme precautions in that event. they say snowden left encrypted files with several people who can only access them if anything happens to him. joining me now secretary of defense during the george bush administration. peter, i want to start with you. putin says russia's special security services are not engaged with him, with snowden, despite the sen

think about tom hanks in the movie "the terminal." he's not officially arrived but he could still be there. now, this question of whether or not he's moved on to some other location, notably cuba, why do we think that's possible? because there was a flight that left at 2:55 local moscow time and will arrive in cuba in about an hour and a half from now. the reason we don't think he's on this plane, even though this has been one of the plan that has been discussed is because we have someone on the plane who can find no sign of him having boarded. his seat is empty. the reason he might be on the plane is that a van pulled up to the plane before it took off, someone got off the van and appeared to get on to the plane, some unknown person. if he were not on that flight, what other possibilities are there? well, another flight -- i want you to notice this number right here. this is important. it's called airbus 330-q. we don't know exactly what it means to the aeroflot fleet but we do know that in the past those that have the "q" on them ha

and he said would you consider tom hanks to play the role? and i said why not but -- and which language will he speak. he said think about it. i flew back home and thought and i called him and i said i think it should be done in arabic and hebrew. he said i agree, let's go for it. so we started working me and joelle, the screen write efrplt and a month later the hezbollah/israeli war started and i live in beirut at that time and the war with hezbollah was about a thousand meters away from my house so close. it was such an intense war we actually thought it would not be worth it for us to continue doing the story. too difficult. we were watching live t.v. when it was going on and we had to go back and concentrate on the script. it was almost impossible. then we escaped to the mountains stayed a couple days and went back. 33 days later the war was over and we launched a script again and nine months later we finished. >> rose: tell us the story because you get some indication from a trailer, this is a doctor madly in love with his wife. >> rose:

in fact, dream works paid him several hundred thousand dollars to use his story for the tom hanks movie terminal. ed snowden could sit in transit zone limbo for months while ecuador decides whether to grant him asylum. he could. that's from ecuador's foreign minister who noted today had took two months to grant asylum to wikileaks founder julian assange. meantime snowden may want to rethink asylum in ecuador given that new report that its government appears to have been seeking large scale domestic surveillance tools similar to those of the nsa. that's according to buzz feed. it reports that obtained secret documents that show ecuador's government has been targeting president rafael political enemies on social media. how interesting. "the fox report's" chief correspondent jonathan hunt is with us tonight. jonathan, you have met the president, he has no qualms about upsetting the americans. >> none whatsoever. we traveled to ecuador just after the president was first elected. he invited us to a breakfast and was happy to talk to me there about his thoughts about u.s. foreign policy and a

. >> and a big surprise was that tom hanks did not win. >> i couldn't believe it. >> "who is afraid ofginia woolf." sort of swept. >> we should also -- we should point out carolee carmelo was nominated from "scandalous." one of our local reporters was on the red carpet and talked to carolee. >> she was there with her daughter zoe. i didn't know that. >> the idea that i'm standing here is so satisfying because i worked on this project with kathie lee for about seven years. and i never thought we would get to broadway, let alone the tony awards. oh, my god, kath, i love you so much. i wish you were standing here with me. i wouldn't be here if it weren't for you, and you know that, a adore you. >> thank you. that's so sweet. same back at her. she looked beautiful, didn't she? >> she sure did. >> and her daughter zoe was with her. i was very, very proud of her. >> you want more vacation time? >> yes! >> you'll have to buy it. >> this is weird. >> i think it's kind of smart. >> so some offices are doing this thing where if you want more vacation time than you have and you want one more week

>> you have people like bette midler and tom hanks who star in a limited engagement of a play, that brings world. >> for the stars, it's a new challenge. >> there's a sense of legitimacy to broadway, and a sense of truly if you can handle a broadway schedule, broadway critics, broadway audiences, and the -- there is a sense of longevity that it provides you. >> longevity for the great white way as well. >> there was a period of time where broadway was considered kind of the backwater of the entertainment business, movies and television and rock music and broadway was the thing that new york did. but because of the popularity of shows like the lion king, shows like mommy mia and tv shows like glee, i would argue that it has been lodged in the mainstream of american popular culture. >> jane lynch, a star from the tv show "glee" recently debuted in the revival of the musical annie, another show getting a boost from the latest star on screen. >> jane lynch is here, and our daughters love her from "glee." . >> if she wasn't in it, you wouldn't see it? >> no, she's the best. >> i'm 23, and i lov

. >> snowden's predicament echoes that of tom hanks in "the terminal" who is trapped at nine months ater his homeland collapses in civil war. but snowden is an alleged criminal charged with espionage. watchers say while putin might use him for propaganda, he has no time for him. >> as a professional intelligence officer, he cannot have sympathy for a guy who defected from security service. >> experts say if all the buzz is true and he hitches a flight on tuesday for venezuela president maduro, that could well spell the end of this chapter. but the beginning of a long-term headache for venezuela. >> just that chapter. appreciate jim maceda reporting. greg miller, national security correspondent end for the "washington post". and former assistant secretary of state for public affairs and fellow at george washington university. good day to both of you. greg, talk about this transit zone. putin saying he is in there. you can go to a bar, sleep at a hotel for $300 a night. it's been described so far as technically not russian territory. a limbo. when you look at this, how can u.s. or other

think about tom hanks in "the terminal," where you haven't officially arrived.nd from there, we've had all this talk and all this focus on a flight coming out of russia which left at 2:55 in the afternoon. just landed a short while ago in cuba. the question being, did he get on that flight. did he fly down there. a lot of journalists on the plane. a lot of eyes on seat 17a where he was supposed to be, but that seat was empty. so the simple truth now, erin, is for all of the speculation about this flight or maybe a later flight or maybe some sort of private flight out of moscow, we don't know where he is after hours and hours, erin. >> which is pretty shocking. all right. so the other place, tom, you talk about havana which he could have been heading to as a final destination or en route, perhaps, to, say, venezuela or ecuador, right? ecuador has been getting a lot of attention because, of course, the wikileaks' founder, julian assange, has gotten asylum at the embassy in london. is ecuador still top of the list in terms of where people think he's heading? >> i t

tom hanks fell in love with one in splash and of course disney's "the little mermaid". >> the mermaidsthe entertaining take on mermaids builds on that history. >> should something per purporting to be a real documentary always announce it is fake? technically yes. but again we're talking about mermaids. i don't see how you could be fooled by this. >> hysterically entertaining or accurate, it is likely we haven't heard or seen the last of the tall tale of the seas. for "today," michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> i was raised by a scientist. no way i'm falling for it. >> i believe that other guy. he says that i believe that there are people who believe there are mermaids after watching that. i'm not one of them. >>> we'll be right back with more on "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us on this saturday. you can get the latest on the oklahoma and the continuing weather threats all day long at nbcnews.com. >>> more on nbc "nightly news." i'll see you then. have a great day. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive to dairy? then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100%

he is joining aston kutcher, leonardo dicaprio and tom hanks. >> i'd like to be on that flight. >>> it's:54. president obama is in town and isn't the only one making money off his visit. two little girls know a good opportunity when they see it. they live right by the palo alto home where the president made his first stop yesterday and as reception guests gathered if the hot sun they set up a lemonade stand. >> reporter: are you going to give that? that's so nice of yo. >> you need some money, too. >> how much do i need? >> just a donation. >> it was $1,000 a cup. [ laughter ] >> no. no word on how much the kids raised or what they plan to do with the money but i guess, give those girls about 20, 25 years they going to own the silicon valley. >> i like her style. we need some money. so give it up. >> i heard she was shopping for a tesla last night. >> or shoes. >> even better. >> 5:54. >>> in the next half hour, a great white hoax. the fake warning at a california beach. >> snooping on phone calls was the tip of the iceberg. the secret government program targeting silicon valley giants.

there was serious contenders for the top prizes this year from cyndi lauper's "kinky boots," to tom hanks guy." the show was hosted by neil patrick harris. he kicked off the show with his usual creative song and dance number. this year, he had an unusual guest. ♪ forgive me if it's random mike tyson had a one-man show ♪ let's give the man a hand and make things bigger ♪ ♪ ♪ iron mike had a heavyweight show ♪ ♪ we're going bigger we have cheerleaders ♪ >> oh, yeah. that was mike tyson, folks. >> how about that? here's a look at some of the big winners. the best play went to "vanya and sonia and masha and spike." which stars david hyde pierce and sigourney weaver. and "kinky boots." one of the stars of "kinky boots" billy porter won leading actor. a notable win, best performance by an actress in a leading role in a play. that went to cicely tyson. in "the trip to bountiful." >> "kinky boots" was a huge winner. >> the musical won best original score, with music and lyrics by the great cyndi lauper. take a listen. ♪ everybody say yeah, yeah yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah yeah, yeah >> and one of l

he joins our celebrity by ashton kutcher, leonardo dicaprio and tom hanks. >> vips. >>> 6:51. it's national donut day. and for one bay area business, it comes with death threats. psycho donuts in campbell is marketing the occasion by creating what it calls the foie bombs filled with duck liver mousse. protestors said yuck and more on the web yesterday. >> here's the guy the scum guy that's doing it. we should get him. force-feed him and see how he likes it. >> well, the donut is being given away because california bans the sale of foie gras. police are on standby believe it or not this morning in case anyone decides to act on those threats. >>> favorite story of the day here. president obama wasn't the only one making money off the bay area yesterday. >> no. check it out. these little girls know an opportunity when they see it. they live right by the palo alto home where the president made his first stop and as guests gathered in the hot sun they set up a lemonade stand. >> are you going to give him some, too? that's so nice of you. >> we need some money, too. >> how much do i

tom hanks was here the other day and he said much the same thing. not the trip to bountifully but a lucky guy and he said it is so much faster now, so the question is, what happens between an original days of a play and months later when you have settled in and how is it different? >> discovery. every moment of the day discovery. we did a month of rehearsal before we did our first preview. >> rose: so. >> you are in there and talking through the lines and working on the rehearsal hall, so you are working with the actresses and everybody, you know, is wearing whatever they wore that day to rehearsal. >> rose: right. >> then you do that transition, emotional transition to the theatre, you step on the theatre the first time and you look out and you see all of the empty red seats and you have to reground yourself and then put the actual costume you will be wearing for seven, eight months on and then you look over at your co-star and then after you get over the trauma of that experience and realizing that this is now the new reality of in the only this c

also, here you have edward snowden sort of like the tom hanks character from that movie. >> lost in the. >> the terminal. victor was the character's first name. he's in a transit space there in the russian airport? you mean to tell me as you said, an ex-kgb agent who is president of the country wouldn't want to find out what edward snowden knows? what he has? and what information that might be useful to rush xwra. >> what do you think about that, simon? i don't thinking people lie directly but maybe they do in some parts of the world. would putinen directly say he did not interrogate the kgb and nobody's going after this guy for info, no requirements on giving up stuff. is that credible? >> we, i think he absolutely would lie about it. the russians have lied for the last 48 hours. it was just 24 hours ago they insisted they had no knowledge of his whereabouts. couldn't even confirm that he was in russia. now they, of course, argue he's not in russia because he's in that transitity lounge and hasn't crossed the russian border. i've been in that lounge. you wouldn't want to spend an hour

. >> cowan: his heroism later depicted by tom hanks helped avoid disaster on "apollo" 13. >> you looking you can see it. >> cowan: it was no movie for marilyn lovell. >> let's everybody keep cool. >> cowan: for four days in april of 1970 every agonizing moment of her husband's dire situation was ployplaying out not only in marilyn's living room but across the country. >> the only goal of "apollo" 13, to get the men home safely. >> cowan: nasa expected her and all the wives to be as calm and brave as the astronauts themselves. >> throughout the day, a steady stream of friends to the homes of astronauts lovell and hayes. >> as the years went on i thought what would i have done if i had become a widow? i mean, what would i have done? >> cowan: did you talk about it as cup? >> i think it was unspoken. >> it was. this is the business i was in and she became my wife and she understood the business i was in and that was it. >> cowan: from his earliest days as an astronaut, his career came first. even when marilyn found herself pregnant, she hid it from the him for four months fearing it might r

." >>> tom hanks joins us here. >> i see myself on the monitor, on camera one.above the chin loses ten. could we come up a little bit. raise up a little bit. a little bit more. there, and boom! ten years younger and ten pounds lighter. above the chin loses ten. thank you. >> i was thinking when i look at that face, most trusted person in america. you saw the polls. >> that's a sad poll, man. trusted with what? your wallet your purse, your kids, the keys to the car? i wouldn't trust you as far as you could throw me? >> i'm not kidding, you being here was the buftzzz building. >> i am very excited. i understand i get to take the coffee cups with me. >> if you are at a hotel and flipping through, what movie do you stop to look at again? >> of mine? none. >> no, no. and which one do you go what the heck was i thinking? >> we don't have time. oh, dear. if it's turner & hooch, i watch it, because that dog was a sweet little puppy. and it's robert langdon series i try to keep track of what the plot line is. what am i looking in florence? >> turner & hooch. forgot about

the lucky guy starring tom hanks will make its money back. the risk is our musicals.the titles. "rent was risky. that one out of five is true on broadway. there are other ways that income comes to a show. a lot of those statisticsre about the broadway run. dagen: take it to vegas. >> i owned a distribution company. we just announced motown's opening in chicago april 2014. we are announcing it today in the chicago tribune. dagen: if you want to keep production costs down, you have to work with the unions. >> we do. i think the unions have been very good lately. the last ten years, we have really started to work out some economies. i think the unions are listening. it looks successful. our margins are getting squeezed. everyone is in this conversation. it is a business that we love and there is nothing like a business that you love and the prophet sometimes is not there, but the joy always is. i love it. i am lucky enough to do what i love. connell: thank you, kevin. >> great to be here. dagen: kevin, be well. connell: we are waiting for the president. we will bring you

a lot of people thinking tom hanks would win lucky guy, he didn't win, got shut out.s about 31 years old. >> do you hear yourself saying the things your mom said? >> you know a lot of times i do i think it is more of the way you discipline more the way you love them too. i think all those things a little like mom. >> parent the way you were parented. >> which is a good thing in my case. it is my mom's birthday. happy birthday. >> she's so beautiful even today, just gorgeous. >> thank you. i love that. >> do you have any traits you share with your dad? >> i do yeah i think so. a little pig headedness. >> what about you guys? obviously important for you to love your mother-in-laws i would imagine if your wives are going to become more and more like mom. >> we didn't know that at the time. just lucked out. >> did christina kind of -- >> i think so a little bit, yeah. catch her sometimes, okay joyce. you have to do it in a fun way. if she's like her mom, i'll be lucky. >> you have to win them over then. >> pretty much. >> again, i met my mother-in-law when i was 11. took

i was pulling for tom hanks. i was bummed about that but it was a great, great show.d mike tyson. >> remember when neil patrick harris was here he said there's going to be a big opening number. >> he did. >> i think we know how he got that bruise. quite acrobatic. >> who won for best actor? >> the guy from "who's afraid of virginia >>> did you know that president kennedy signed the equal pay act into law 50 years ago today? so why are women still earning less than men for the very same jobs? senator kirsten gillebrand talks about changing the law. that's next on "cbs this morning." people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting i like the fact that i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. join today and