we'll see you then. >> i promise you, tony ben yet you're going to get tony ben yet. this was a crowning moment there. the classic from tony ben yet. -- bennett. singing the song "i left my heart in san francisco". >> there are no specific reports of vandalism related to the parade. someone did open fire. abc 7 news is live with details on that. >> we're on levenworth at turk. this is an active crime scene. the intersection is blocked off. victims clothing is in the intersection. police tell us there are two hispanic males, 18 and 23 years old. both taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the 18-year-old shot in the head. the 23-year-old in the torso. there is no information on a suspect or suspects right now. the gang task force is here. police aren't sure if it had anything to do with the parade. a witness told us he heard a fight going on in the streets with lots of people involved. looked and saw someone shoot a shiny gun that. witness was whisked away from us, quickly by police. so part of the intersection is closed with civic center celebrations br

and he says to the entertainment weekly reporter, tony said, it feels good. [laughter] benas being zynga a little for underplaying the part, so he said commute, exhibit a., what am i supposed to do? [laughter] i'm playing tony mendez. >> it was good. [laughter] >> again, we were in new york tonight to go. we were on a panel with one of the people that he rescued, bob anders, a senior fellow in the group, gray hair, he looked like a diplomat. i mean, he was a wonderful man, and we've never heard him talk as it happens that somebody said, bob, tell us a little bit about going to the airport while you're the director, what did you do? what did tony do? what did they tell you to do? do you remember what he said? >> no. [laughter] >> of anders said it was fun. and mind you, his life, truly, he said it was kind of fun. this hollywood thing was kind of fun. and tony knew they would choose the hollywood cover. they didn't want to be nutritionists. they didn't want to be oil technicians. and he didn't want to be schoolteachers in a country where the school, the american schools have

tony, what do you think? how does feel? and he said to the entertainment weekly reporter, he said felt good. [laughter] benlaying the part. he says, you know, exhibit a. what am i supposed to do? [laughter] i'm playing tony mendez. >> it was good. >> it was good. [laughter] >> again, we were in new york, two nights ago we were in the panel with one of the people that he rescued. bob anders, the senior fellow in the group. gray hair, he looked like a diplomat. he was a wonderful man. and we have never heard him talk since it happened. since somebody said, bob, tell us a little bit about going to the airport, what you're the directer, what did you do? what did tony do. what did they tell you to do. do you remember what he said? no. [laughter] >> bob anders said -- it was fun. and mind you, his life is on the line here. truly. he said it was kind of fun. this hollywood thing was kind of fun. and tony knew they would choose the hollywood cover, they didn't want to be nutritionist, they didn't want to be oil technicians, and they didn't want to be schoolteachers in a country where the schools and the american s

men dead is portrayed by ben affleck. >> i'm tony men dead. this is what i do.et people out and i never left people behind. >> eliot: i'm joined by the real tony mendez and author of the new book orgo, how the c.i.a. and hollywood pulled off the most audacious rescue in history. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for inviting me. >> eliot: for those of us who are old enough the bond movies you're q and bond all in one. you create the disguises, the exciting way to get people out of a country. you go in, you do it all this is incredible. >> well, i think somebody needs to do it. and guess what, they're doing it better than i did these days. >> eliot: it's a fascinating thing. you joined the c.i.a. in 1965, am i correct? >> that's right. >> eliot: and at the time because of your artistic skills you were in charge of disguises. tell us about that. what was that all about? >> the way you work in the field you need to be invisible half the time. so you got to have alternate identities and the various ways of using and making those is a big part of the espionage b

. >> reporter: ben afleck plays real c.i.a. agent tonyendez who takes on a rescue mission stranger than fiction. >> it had to be real because if it wasn't, it would be so absurd that no one would believe it. >> reporter: afleck also directs the new movie argo which tells the true story of six american diplomats trapped in iran at the height of the country's revolution. bryan cranston plays the c.i.a.'s assistant deputy director who helps approve the outlandish operation to smuggle the diplomats out of iran by disguising them as a hollywood product team trying to shoot a fake science fiction movie called argo. >> the story is crazy even by hollywood standards. almost imapplause il. this didn't happen like this. if someone just wrote this and said hey, would do you think, they'd go, come on, get out of here. this can't be real. it's too fake. >> reporter: just in real life, the six americans are forced to go into hiding in iran. after escaping a military takeover of the u.s. embassy. they took shelter in the canadian ambassador's home. afle

tony mendez is an operative. it works out beautifully. 's played by ben afleck. to his credit, while he's directing and also being the star playing tony mendez, he doesn't take over the movie which is a lot of mistakes that a lot of these directors who are famous actors to begin with do. they kind of overplay it and they take over because it's part of the ego. he did not do that. >> the actors he chose, great actors but not necessarily well known. >> you believe it. he actually kidnapped them in his own way. >> he sequestered them. >> and put them in their own confinement so they could see what it was like to be in that strict confinement. you're right, he will probably get some statues or at least be nominated. it's an intlents entertaining -- excellent entertaining film. >> thank so you much. >> thank you. >>> you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. good morning this friday morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> we're thankful for that as we are with a

in "argo," ben affleck plays cia operative ton aetnay mendez -- tony mendez who comes up with a plan to get hostages out of iran. tony mendez told the story in his book "argo: how the cia and hollywood pulled up the most audacious rescue in history." >> you have to check your gut every now and then. if it feels right, it is right. >> now retired from the agency, and he writes, paints, and cracks wise. >> it was hard to find someone could it looking enough to play me. >> "argo" made just all little less than "taken 2." you may you run into him around town because he is one of the founding members of the spy museum. it is a great book, i understand. i say go see it. i think it is an oscar contender. >> thank you. >> all right. we have more on that eyeball. researchers say they know where it came from. >> it was a huge sacrifice that he made. >> and the only american killed during the cuban missile crisis reveals new ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qualifying pnc performance select checking account and earn 75% more than cards earning 1

>> reporter: in the movie "argo," ben affleck plays tony menendez who hatches a plan to rescue six americanst's a science fiction movie. we all fly into tehran together. >> that science fiction movie is called "argo." these are the real embassy workers on which the film is based. what was your first thought when you saw it? >> it was more exciting than the real thing. >> reporter: bob anders, lee shotz, mike and cora lee lijek, the first time they sat down together for a tv interview. the only one who couldn't be with us was kathleen's husband joe currently working for the state department in sudan. >> these are the actors who played you. what do you think? >> sure looks like joe. >> he used to wear these little sleeveless sweater vests. >> reporter: they took me back to the day, november 4, 1979 when an iranian student climbed the walls and stormed the u.s. embassy. >> what went through your mind? >> this will only last for a little while before the government will come and stop this. and i just tried to keep my staff kind of calm and collected. >> i remember telling my mother after about t

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but he is about to appear on the big screen played by ben affleck >> my name is tony men degrees reporter of argo which, as they say in hollywood, is based on a true story. >> these are the screen plays reporter: there's delicious irony in that since men degrees went in to rescue, in his words ex-fill trait the americans disguised as the head of a hollywood scouting crew looking for locations to shoot a movie entitled argo >> you need a cover story reporter: a lie maybe it's not credible but it's so strange that it couldn't be false. it has to be true >> i need you to help me make a fake movie >> you came to the right place this movie, if it weren't true, it would be terrible. it would just seem absurd. >> what do you mean the c.i.a. is trying to get people out of iran and now they turn to holy wod for help? the fact that it's based on true events means that you have to sort of take it seriously >> you want to come to hollywood and act like a big shot without actually doing anything >> right you'll fit right in reporter: men degrees and oscar-winning make-up artist john chambers played by

. >> ben affleck plays tony mendez, a real-life cia operative who hatches a plan to rescue six americansranian revolution. >> they're a canadian crew for a science fiction movie. we all fly out together as a film crew. >> that science fiction movie is called "argo." >> if i'm doing a fake movie it's going to be a fake hit. >> these are the real embassy workers. what was your first thought when you saw it? >> it was more exciting than the real thing. >> on anders. lee schott, mark and cora leijack. the first time they all sat down for a tv interview. the only one who couldn't be with us is kathleen's husband joe currently working for the state department in the sudan. these were the actors. >> yeah. >> who played you. what do you think? sure looks like joe. >> yeah. >> even got his little sweaters right. he used to wear sleeveless sweater vest. >> they took me back to the day november 4th, 1979 when iranian students climbed the wall and stormed the u.s. embassy. what went through your mind? >> this will only last for a little while before the government will come and stop this. and i trie

>> reporter: ben affleck plays tony mendez, a real life cia operative who hatches a plan to rescue sixlm cr, i fly into tehran, we all fly out. >> if i'm doing a fake movie, it is going to be a fake hit. >> reporter: these are the real embassy workers on which the film is based. what was your first thought when you saw it. >> it was more exciting than the real thing. >> reporter: bob anders, lee shots, mark and coria lijek, kathleen stafford, five of the six. the first time they have all sat down together for a tv interview. the only one who couldn't be with us is kathleen's husband, joe, currently working for the state department in the sudan. >> these are the actors who played you. what do you think? sure looks like joe. >> yeah. >> even got his little sweaters right. he used to wear sleeveless sweater vests. that's him. >> reporter: they took me back to the day, when iranian students climbed the wall and stormed the u.s. embassy. what went through your mind? >> this will only last for a little while before the government will come and stop this. and i just tried to keep my staff kin

. >> reporter: in the movie "argo" ben affleck plays tony mendez, a real-life cia operative who hatches plan to rescue six americans who eluded capture during the iranian revolution. >> i got an idea. >> there's a canadian film crew of a science fiction movie. we all fly together as a film crew. >> reporter: that fake science fiction movie is called "argo." >> if i'm doing a fake movie it's going to be a fake hit. >> reporter: these are the real embassy workers on which the film is based. what was your first thought when you saw it? >> it was more exciting than the real thing. >> reporter: bob anders, lee schott, mark and cora. five of the six. the first time they've all sat down together for a tv interview. the only one who couldn't be with us is kathleen's husband joe, currently working for the state department in the sudan. these are the actors who played you. what do you think? >> sure looks like joe. >> yeah. >> they even got his little sweaters right. he used to wear these little sleeveless sweater vests. >> reporter: they took me back to the day, november 4th, 1979, when iranian

. >> affleck plays tony mendez, the real life cia operative who carried out the daring rescue. >> i was a little taken aback, having somebody like beng my name is tony mendez. >> "argo" forced the now 40-year-old affleck to leave the comforts of beantown. the two previous films he's directed were both made in his hometown of boston as was his breakthrough role in "good will hunting," which earned him a screen writing oscar back in 1998. >> tomorrow i'm going to wake up and i'll be 50. >> so it definitely was a little bit more outside his comfort zone, but he definitely rose to the occasion and directed what most critics are saying is the best movie he's done. >> and as is "good will hunting," the oscar buzz is building. >> he will definitely get a best picture nomination for "argo" and quite possibly best director as well. >> accolades for an actor turned director that could help make "argo" this year's blockbuster help. >> i think my little story is the only thing between you and a gun to your head. >> quite a while to go between now and the oscars but some saying affleck could be up for best picture, actor, and director. >> why is

tony. but first, a look at how wall street is performing at this street is performing at this hour. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and protecting all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. >> firefighters near sacramento, calif. have their h

. >> ben affleck joins us now. you play tony mendez in that film. cia operative.the best bad idea to get the hostages out. >> yeah. that's what's great about the movie. they have this incredibly implausible notion to hook the cia up in hollywood to pretend they're a scout for a b-fiction movie. it wouldn't work in the movie if it weren't in fact true. >> you knew the minute you read the script this is something you wanted to do? >> it was no thriller, a comedy, it was a great part to do something special with. and i think it's the best i think i've been involved with. >> we were telling everybody before, you know how the movie ends. it's a true story. at the same time, we were gripping each other's arms right up to the last second. i mean, the way you bring everybody through, it was the very difficult time in american history. it's incredible. >> thanks a lot. and part of it was, interestingly, getting real footage. the precursors to "nightline" we put in there. we have a young diane sawyer. >> you sure do. wait till see diane's hairdo. >> you know, and then we us

i'm ben cardin, and i'm honored to approve this message. >>> tony bennett is an entertainment icon, thebennett's third duet-themed project, this time featuring top latin recording artists, and he with us now along with talia who appears on the album. good morning to both of you. tony bennett, latin music. whose idea was it to put these two things together? >> my son danny is my manager, and he came up with the premise of duets, and it's phenomenal. it sells internationally all over the world. >> did you like this kind of music before? did you think your music would translate to it well? >> well, the minute i heard the artists on this album, a revelation to me that to me it's real music, you know. they are playing. they all sing right from the heart, and they mean it, and it's the kind of music that lasts. it's not obsolescence. >> you have great artists, christina aguilera, marc anthony, cheyenne and, of course, talia who we'll hear from in a moment. you're very well known as a recording artist. some people remember you from the soaps back in the 1990s. what was it like to work with ton

tony stark you've been used to from the other avengers. this shows a vulnerable stark haunted by nightmares and his brand new enemy, the mandarin, played masterfully by ben" >> i've got lots of apologies to make. >> nothing has been the same since new york. i experience things and then they're over. i can't sleep. and when i do, i have nightmares. honestly, there's a lot of people who want to kill me. i hope i can protect the one thing i can't live without. >> ladies, children. some people call me a terrorist. i consider myself a teacher. lesson number one, heros, there is no such thing. ♪ >> "iron man 3" in theaters may 2013. i can't wait. >>> coming up, a "glee" pregnancy. not on the show, but in real life. are they expecting? caught on camera looking like she had a baby bump. wow... [ female announcer ] sometimes, all you need is the smooth, creamy taste of werther's original caramel to remind you that you're someone very special. ♪ now discover new caramel apple filled werther's original. >>> clair danes and damian lewis have something to celebrate today. fans will be able to tune in for another season. fans of "the x factor" also getting good news.

ben. [ male announcer ] next up -- the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> coming up use is this the man that that trash that public minibus you heard it, tonyaid he did not do it. >>pam: san francisco is district attorney has filed charges for people that behaved badly during the street celebration. as dan kerman tells us the district attorney is ready to send others to tell if this behavior repeats itself. >> this is the first nine people of the rough--rogue gallerie.. >> under the disguise that they were celebrating because a great deal of damage. >> this person is charged with assault on a peace officer, and this is also facing the charge of assault with a peace officer, this person, robbery. this person, resisting a peace officer in this person, for threatening. jamie, assault on a peace officer and andrew fitzsimmons. while these are just the first people being charged this is also just the beginning. >> if you come tomorrow with the intent of damaging property, just know that you will end up going to jail. >> jail and prison time might not be all. the city attorney is warning that they could face civil charges. >> in the event that yo

tony pann. >> a popular costume this year. >> who could hit the practice field as early as today for the field as early as today for the it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. >> it will be tough losing two of 14 liters. we have to be tighter than ever and go to work -- losing two of our team leaders. >> we are going to deal with it and everybody will play their role. >> words of encouragement from the ravens following the loss of the door is web and ray lewis. >> terrell suggs could practice as soon as today. even if the practices with the team, most reports say he likely will not return until the november 4 game against cleveland. >> 43 degrees at the airport. 5:26. >> we continue our team coverage. >> the gloves are off. bo

tony kushner is writing the script. so we'll see. >> jennifer: and there is another one coming out about fdr too. but before we go i want to show everybody a clip from the benck political thriller argo which is coming out neck week. >> that's right. >> it would celtics. there aring only bad options. it's about finding the best one. >> you have a better bad idea than this? >> this is the best idea idea we have sir by far. >> jennifer: i totally love the movie sorry seen this preview a number of times at the theater. what is the premise of this movie? >> this is based on a true story. to get six people who managed to speak out of the american embassy in tehran and they created identities for these six americans hiding out in the embassy. so basically it's this entire phony movie that existed only as a cia operation to rescue americans stuck in iran. the idea that jimmy carter is getting more and more credit for now, having a foreign policy that is more about negotiation or intricate intelligence and not merely let's go invade. >> jennifer: so alonzo i'm always so fascinated by political films that are based in reality, and that one is. have you heard the buzz

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tony. i do think it's entertaining and i hope folks see it. >> i'm going to do my part. >> you are. >> i'm going to do my part. bentick with us. >> i'm telling you, isn't she great? >> give me a b, give me an e, give me an n. we're going to take a look at what ben is doing a long way from home right after the break. >> the big question is why congo? >> i mean, i guess the simplest answer is that it's one of the most distressed and troubled parts of the world over the last 15 years. >>> we're back with ben affleck, director, producer and star of the new movie "argo." we want to show you now another one of his interests, one that seth doane was able to witness firsthand. >> ben invited us to come on a whirlwind trip to africa. there we got to see another side of this actor as he made his ninth visit to part of the world that generally gets very little attention. we were along on the journey with this celebrity better known for being in the spotlight than his role in this shadowy conflict ridden land. >> there was this huge amount of suffering. i realized it wasn't getting any attention. that's what got me invested.

tony has the 11 insta-weather plus forecast after the break. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben.-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. are made with sweet cherries and the crisp, clean taste of our cranberries. i cannot tell a lie -- 'tis tasty. okay, george washington, did you take my truck out last night? 'tis tasty. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with meteorologist tony pann. >> welcome back, the time is 6:09, warmer than yesterday. 45 at the airport, 51 downtown. top of the hour, winds were calm. yesterday at this time we were talking approximate -- about frost and freeze advisories. it's going to be nice this afternoon. ravens kickoff around 1:00 p.m., skies should be partly cloudy, b

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