hear what i was talking about, the obamas were on geffen's yacht with oprah and springsteen and tom hanksse i hear about stuff like that, and i go, "i never get invited to those parties?" ( laughter ) >> you don't? >> stephen: no, i haven't. >> and why do you think that is? ( laughter ) no, but i'm saying, like -- >> stephen: i'm too darn busy. >> exactly, you are. sometimes i seem to miss that, you know, because of my kids and, like, i'll be making a movie, and the invitation will come and say, "come to mick jagger's daughter's wedding," or something. and i'm like, "i can't. i'm up here in canada making a movie." i'll say to them, "can i get out of work to go to mick jagger's daughter's wedding." "no! you can't get out of work to do that." >> stephen: what a hard life you have. >> my wife will say, "nobody feels sorry for you alec." >> stephen: nobody should feel sorry for you. you have a lovely wife. you have a brand-new daughter or son? >> we have our son, leo, who was in the room just now, and we had to change his diaper, and we were afraid somebody was going to walk in and go, "oh, a

tom hanks' character was played by -- well, he had that line.acter -- this character of betty was the woman who said that. she attended this weekend's softball game between the peaches and the belles. >> did not think that would be anything nor did i think the movie would be anything. >> well, you were wrong about that one. the anniversary celebration taking place at the same stadium where some of the movie was shot. >> you'll have plenty of time to watch that movie and other movies because you're not going to go outside. we are still in a micro climate weather alert. >> we get a look at the temperature trend for today in san jose we start out with some low 70s and then the upper 80s by noon. 96 degrees later today. where we could be hittinging 100 degrees again up next. >>> and had this live look it at the golden gate bridge. a smooth drive right now. a new crash on the peninsula to talk about. >>> 4:45 right now. a live look outside, downtown san jose one of many areas that saw explosive temperatures this weekend, and it is not going to end ri

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tom hanks, the famous actor. somebody that people love, is what he says.nt. what about michael moore's idea? i wouldn't rule out someone who doesn't have a career in politics running for president and being really good. you can also not have a career in politics, run for president and be really bad, and i think we're seeing that play out in living colour. and there are some tremendous public servants who have served in politics who would be great candidates. so i wouldn't rule out people who have served in public office, and i wouldn't rule out people who haven't. i think we should have a free for all, and then let democratic primary voters decide who the best standard bearer will be in 2020. jake sullivan, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. yesterday was a bit of a breezy day for most parts of the uk, with a fair bit of cloud and a little bit of sunshine. in the north—west of the uk, we temperatures up to 12 degrees. but we got to 20 celsius in the south—eastern corner. a bit warmer than that in the next few days, particularly s

tom hanks, the famous actor. somebody that people love, is what he says. i wouldn't rule out someone who doesn't have a career in politics running for president and being really good. you can also not have a career in politics, run for president and be really bad, and i think we're seeing that play out in living colour. and there are some tremendous public servants who have served in politics who would be great candidates. so i wouldn't rule out people who have served in public office, and i wouldn't rule out people who haven't. i think we should have a free for all, and then let democratic primary voters decide who the best standard bearer will be in 2020. jake sullivan, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. showers overnight continue into the morning across parts of scotland and northern ireland in particular. all linked into an area of low pressure pushing across northern scotland. as it clears away however into the morning there is a slight tightening of isobars and that means that wind strengthens a little bit during the mornin

want to feel i would love to have the skill set of a meryl streep or a tom hanks i'd love to be them one day and sort of feel like to that i have that controlled aircraft where it is job you've ever had a sense knickers in a place called athlete's foot also worked at the petting zoo at the bronx zoo and i knew that you and i worked and there's a lot of that i love and there's a picture that my mom took of me feeding a llama while sitting on there and that was i think most of us have ever had anything in mind great zoo great zoo by the guilty pleasure. because it's cool now but i love musicals mom was a music teacher so we just always said you're on hanson was a waitress it was he how good is that did you interview. how does he do it eight times eats astounding to me he every ounce of his being is in every word and it's it made me it made me so i was in all of him and then jealous that he was able to do that or use that good yeah where we come from he was in a couple movies but i don't know maybe from your heart and soul can you. we were on a time and i got to ask you to question ok o

ago dress on the receiving end if you remember tom hanks famous line there's no crying in baseball.at line. great movie. >>> up next, 6:30. case against seth skbwilliams a what's happening today. >>> learning more of the victims of the deadly collision at sea. what the navy is saying about the sailors who died in the crash. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> top prosecutor on trial. corruption trial begins against seth williams. >>> tragedy at sea. learning more about the sailors killed on a u.s. navy destroyer during a collision with another ship. >> tracking storms. potentially severe weather heading our way and it could bring wind damage, flooding and hail. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> and we've got a busy monday morning. good morning, everyone. nbc 10 today. i'm vai sikahema ma. >> i'm tracey davidson. threat for potentially dangerous weather later this after

. >> reporter: a new film, california typewriter with tom hanks, explores the emergence of typewritings, and shows the typewriter as sort of a rebellion. >> self-sufficient over the efficient. >> we're in a time right now, where we're going so fast. >> reporter: so if you have one, pick it up. you might feel a breath of fresh air, and a reminder of the joy in taking things slow. >> now university, a milwaukee journalist, christopher scholls was the main creator of the first successful typewriter, all the way back in 1873. >>> topper still hasn't figured out how to use a computer, so the forecast every day is actually written up on a typewriter, because he hasn't gotten to that point. >> not quite, but i do regret throwing away my dad's old typewriter. >> we can't just leave stuff laying all over the house. >> that was my wife's argument. some areas could is receive 3 inches tomorrow morning, through saturday at noon. life look outside. mostly cloudy. 87 right now. dew points teetering around 70. not very comfortable. the winds are southwest at 13. that helps a bit. here's the radar ove

segment, my husband had a thick beard, he was rocking back and forth in the cot and looked like holm tom hanksphen: new york city is a lovely place to spend vacation. you can spend it right here. ( applause ) >> of course! >> stephen: lovely to see you again. >> we have to go? >> stephen: yes. we're not going to do the anal sex story? >> stephen: no, do you guys want to hear the anal sex story? ( applause ) so, how do you and george approach parenting differently? >> i'm so glad you asked me! ( laughter ) i'm assume weg're at commercial now. >> stephen: yeah, none of this is going on air. ( laughter ) >> he's very serious and i use humor, mostly to deflect. >> stephen: he has to be serious. he's an attorney, he has to tell the truth. >> yes, he has to tell the truth. >> stephen: he has to tell the truth! >> i know! i'm just doing that because you did it. >> stephen: i did not start this! >> you started it. ( laughter ) you started it. we'll roll back the tape. now it's a two-hour show. so my daughter who is in sixth grade, they got this book called it's perfectly normal which is for their sex

. >> tom hanks deserved that oscar. >> reporter: kim and kanye west made a deal with the surrogate toeir third child, and they are dishing out cash to do so. it is reported that $45,000 will be paid to the surrogate and an additional 69 grand to the agency. >>> the moment you realize your mommies cooler then you, after avery foster's mom dropped her off for college orientation it was mom who got acquainted with the football team and in a post that has gone viral mom even text quote don't wait up. it seems to be a trend with the football team. another student sharing photo of her mom, as well. that is the hot minute i'm bex from today's 96.5. >> wow. >> all right. >> mom, mom. >> all right. >> well, pennsylvania spca is celebrating a big birthday today. >> as vittoria woodill tells us they have been protecting animals now for 150 years. >> reporter: hooray for the pennsylvania spca. >> happy birthday spca. >> reporter: today off of erie avenue they celebrated, 150 years of caring for our cuddly friend with a birthday bash, treats included. >> we have cup cakes, we have a few spca cup c

. >> i'm just trying to figure out if this is a nick cage movie or tom hanks movie. i thought it was a big joke. the president had fun with it you guys go figure out what this means. sean with his bizarre comment. but i think in all seriousness the reason we pay attention this is because he is the president and has used twitter as a prime communications platform and so we can't just throw it under the rug as a mistake as you would anybody else and then, of course, fix it. we all had auto correct problems, especially in the morning it's the bain of my existence. >> the reason we care about it is not because of this silly tweet, it's a window into the problem with random thoughtless tweeting when you're president of the united states. because look at the carter page tweet right after it. he now completely changed the white house narrative on page. everybody comes out, everybody who takes a phone call or place as phone call from that white house all of us will attest we don't know carter page, he doesn't have anything to do with us, we don't know who he is. the presiden

the new documentary of typewriters with tom hanks is set for release this summer. >> interesting.or #askfinney, 7 on your side's michael finney here. facebook and twitter e-mail, richard in alameda, do you want to type itt yt?ouou're talking about. where do i find cheap tickets to hawaii? can i answer this one? >> yeah, where do you find them? i'll tell you -- wait, i'm -- >> i'll tell you right now, you're toast. if you're trying to go ywhere, it's just exorbitant because i've been on a very vigorous search myself and i'm just in tears. >> what is the cheapest you've found right now? >> 8, $900 from california. it never used to be that high. you could get even summertime, 600, 700. now, it's 8, 9, a thousand. it's just like -- here's my wallet to toneak >> that's just not right. >> tell me about it. >> okay. here's the best thing you can do. hopper or kayak, tell them where you want to go, when you want to go. they keep track of prices. they send you a notice when the price has dropped. i got my whole family to europe for half price using kayak once. i'm truly a fan of those guys

you know, tom hanks was the manager of a women's baseball team, and in that movie, he has the famouse, "there's no crying in baseball." well, there's shouldn't be any crying in congressional baseball. and i do approximation for my emotional outburst a minute ago. >> woodruff: no-- >> i would say there's lots of members of congress that get along. we tend to not be the ones the media is interested in interviewing. oftentimes, the media's interested in interviewing the two that are throwing the swords at each other. so maybe the news media, too, can reflect a little bit on that and show some of the positive things that take place down here. >> that's true. >> woodruff: and that's something for us to reflect on. well, we so appreciate the two of you being together right now. and now apology needed, congressman barton. it's entirely understandable why you would be emotional at a time like this. we thank you. we're thankful that are you all right. we thank you for talking with us. congressman doyle, thank you. we thank you both. >> thank you. >> woodruff: the day's other major story is in

. >> like tom hanks at the airport. right? >> that's right. that's why the state department has always said when you are denied a visa under 1152, it's only because you were validly suspended under 1182 f, it's not a nationality-based a distinction. if you disagree with us on that, it would be the basis for a different injunction. one i think would be practically fruitless and harsh. but that would be the result. i don't think there is any way you can read 1152 to limit the presidents suspension of entry power under 1182-f, so want to make that move, there's no basis for the injunction. >> you have to read them together. you are dealing with the process. isn't that right? >> that is right but i think the way to reconcile them is the way the state department has, which is to say 1152 governance the issue of immigrant visas all the time in lots of other contexts. where you have 1182 suspension, we not denying you on the basis of nationality, we are denying you because you have been validly suspended. if you thought they conflicted, i would still

by actorign is chaired tom hanks.he good-looking guy sitting --t to me, brian phillip bay stars.illipe he has become a passionate advocate for our caregivers. and god here on the redeye and tonight will head back to california on another redeye. god bless you. as you listen to him and the other panelists, i urge you to take two actions. improvementartisan act the law of the land. this would expand caregiving and all eras. this will include things like respite, child care, financial advice, education. 43ave a letter signed by hidden heroes partner organizations. they are right here behind me. particularhis life-changing legislation will pass. we also ask that congress and vest in the critical research necessary. panel you will hear from someone who will identify urgent research priorities. we urge you to listen carefully and champion the research. i have to tell you, based on what we know, we expect more to be uncovered. we are hearing more about caregiver substance abuse and suicide. marriage between caregivers and ve

. >> have you ever seen the league of their own, tom hanks, takes really long pea break?hat is one. >> it would be perfect for him. >> maybe nick could like sell his pee? >> yes. well, way ahead of you, aling. >> really? >> ya well, cents a different casino every sale. but still very interesting. >> oh,. >> i'm intrigue. >> i guess in a desperate situation. talking about being trapped in debt vale, maybe that would be something, but otherwise i can't see it replacing your charging station at the office. >> or maybe we'll have charging station stations in bathrooms? some people, you know, there are times you spends a lot of time in there. >> brilliant. >> any clancey get to hang out with the fellows, you know, in the bathroom, just sign me up. >> and pee together. >> how is your phone coming along, clubbing. >> awesome. >> how much percentage can you gain from we liters of pea pea? >> true. >> what's the conversion, how much water would you have to drink to generate 2 liters of wiz? >> well, you couldn't just slit and slam water because at some point if you drink so much w

. >> tom hanks won best actor for his portrayal of gay attorney with aids suing his former firm for discriminationwashington gave one of the best performances of his career as the lawyer who defended hangs. how about this one? another oscar winning film silver linings playbook. jennifer lawrence took home academy award for best actress. robert deniro won for best supporting actor and the film took for the biggest honor best picture. >>> and we have to admit. we all love a little gossip and one of the premier names in celebrity gossip is come to go fox 29 this fall. after a successful three week preview last summer page 6tv set to return. the show contributors and insiders will give you in the know gossip and news from entertainment, culture the media, finance, real estate, politics, and host petty smith tells us the show is filled with people who know where to be and who talk to to get the best scoop. >> it's a friendly competition. you know, because we've got carlos who's actually at page six and he's got amazing amazing contacts and we've got elizabeth wagon messiter who's over at variety she's

. >> actor tom havrpingz fr freaking everyone out with a picture he posted to twitter friday the picture is of a building he saw in new york city and hankaid this is the he stairpest pulled i've ever. >> some of hank's twitter followers found out the building was operated by at&t and ron up sop. >> hm what does go on inside. >> hank williams jr. once again ready for football. espn bringing bang the country singer to play the theme song. fivrment time you here it for me is the 11th and would very had done. williams compared president obama golfing with speaker john baip whor hit off madeer and benia min netanyahu planning. >> and planning to travelall flight to a south american country. >> and trevor trove of baseball carts found in the akit anesthetic reaching near 7 billion in money. >> we're looking live at the world war ii memorial where there will be a ceremony commorateing 70 anniversary of d-day when allied forces came acrss on france and fought maxyes. time now 5:21 and it's 66 degrees back after this start are next month you cannot rely on united airlines to fly to venezuela it is filled one rest prompted by food shortages and v

tom: i think that there were three basic lies that he went with. we've done a study with mike bloomberg, and hank paulsen of the impact of moving to a clean economy and it creates net millions of new jobs, higher incomes, and lower costs for americans. so that's the first big lie. the second is he is abandoning american global leadership. when he said people around the world may start to laugh at us. if you listen, they started to laugh at us about this. angela merkel said we're giving up on american leadership. and the third thing that i thought was extremely uncloor was he said -- unclear was he said it saves only 1.7 cellsius and we should do more. it was very inconsistent in i don't want to do this because it would create jobs and only do it if we reduce the climate more. even so i looked at this as an absolutely dishonest and destructive act against the american people. because moving to clean energy is going to create millions of good-paying jobs and secure our health in the future. julia: tom, you've made it about far more than climate change and about the credibility of this administratio