>> wahlberg: yeah. oh, yeah. i mean, god, you know, the name "micky ward" was, to me, like the name "larry bird," just a local sports hero. >> logan: in micky ward, mark also saw glimpses of his own story. like ward, wahlberg was one of nine kids and grew up in working class massachusetts. were these streets really rough when you were growing up? we went back, with wahlberg, to his hometown of dorchester, a scrappy section of boston. >> wahlberg: the old guy from the store? >> logan: yeah? >> wahlberg: he thinks i owe him money. >> logan: do you owe him money? >> wahlberg: i think it's my brother who owes him money. it's my brother, georgie. it's my brother. >> logan: wahlberg dropped out of school when he was 13. he ran with the wrong crowd, and from the law. what happened to a lot of the other kids that were on the streets with you? >> wahlberg: well, unfortunately, you know, a lot of friends are either dead or in jail, you know. >> logan: mark used to sneak out of his bedroom window and hit the streets for lat

the show stars donny wahlberg. how's it going? >> great.t having fun. >> everybody's a professional. you have a script. you follow a script, but let's face it. your real name is donny. your character's name is danny. how many times have you had to do a retake and say, hey donny. >> it happens every single day. i think tom is the only one who hasn't done it though, tom selleck, but every other character, they've all done it multiple times. >> i mean, as it ever happened at the end of what is a long and very good take? >> they do it and don't know. bridge jet would say hey, donny, how did that go. oh, yeah i'm busted them, waiting for the director to say cut and they don't notice it. they call me donny. >> need a name tag. they should have named your character rex. he's a great guy. >> i fancy myself a leader in my own right, but working with tom, he's a real leader. he's leading us by example. he works as hards aian one, shows up as prepared as anyone. with all his experience, he's a good guy to trust and follow because he's had much success

mark wahlberg is a boxer waiting for his shot at the title.ner. and if you like those movies where athletes have to overcome obstacles both in and outside the ring you're going to want to get a ticket to "the fighter." >> i'm a huge wahlberg fan. last but not least oscar bus for "black swan." >> yeah, "black swan," who knew that ballet could be so trippy and disturbing? natalie portman here, who is practicing for a lead in a production of "swan lake" and she basically has a nervous breakdown, and it's trippy. it's weird. it's scary. all the things that "swan lake" is not. and it's, i think this is going to kick off some awards season buzz here, harry. i think it will get a lot of nominations. >> very good. dalton ross, always a pleasure to see you. thank you very much. we'll see you at the movies. >> absolutely. >> now here's maggie. >>> we are continuing our "senior moment" this morning with our print partners at "usa today" and the oldest of the baby boomers get ready to mark their 65th birthdays in january, this is supposed to be a festive

and mark wahlberg, amazing film.reat profile on "60 minutes" and dalton ross along to help us through the holiday movie viewing in a little bit. >>> first back inside to erica hill at newsdesk. >> good morning to everyone at hole. >>> south korea says it was conducting military exercises when north korea opened fire on a small island near a disputed seaboarder. this morning's artillery attacks triggered a military response. the obama administration condemned the attack. cbs news senior white house correspondent bill plante has the latest. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, erica. here at the white house, national security adviser called the president and woke him up just before 4:00 eastern time with the news that the north korean had begun shelling yeonpyeong island, a small island off the coast of the peninsula where the south was ducting military exercises. artillery rained down on the island near the disputed border for more than an hour setting homes ablaze and killing at least two south korea

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in the philadelphia suburbs, tim wahlberg. proof that you can run a bad campaign and win in a wave year. there are a savvy political appeal -- political people. that waswebster president of the florida state senate. scott, a state legislator from central and southern georgia. dave runs for something every two years. there are plenty of these people. a former u.s. attorney. there are also a bunch of guys that are really different. bobby comes into my office about a month ago. he is from northwestern illinois. across the river is a town. i can never remember whether it is davenport for debuke. this is the northwest. this used to be a republican area. he used to represent the district. there is an international harvester factory. you have a number of farm equipment. it has been held by a democrat for a number of years. schilling won it. talk about yourself and what do you do? he owns a pizza house in rock island. 10 children. wow. this guy obviously does not have a summer home in montana or vale. the pizza place is closed on sund

coming from michigan, wahlberg is returning to washington after defeating the first term democrat. he will represent south eastern michigan. also, eastern detroit is sending hansen clarke to capitol hill. mr. clark talk to washington journal this morning about what she hopes to accomplish or the next two years. >> "washington journal" continues. host: hanson clarke was elected in early november to represent the 13th district, democrat in michigan. welcome to the table. guest: great to be your and great to be here on the backdrop of the u.s. capitol. host: what is your impression so far? guest: i can see why members of congress are caught up in the washington culture. we are giving -- we are given though first-rate treatment. i have to keep in mind my job here. the public is very angry because they did not feel that congress was looking out for their best interest, that congress and of the assailant-spending money bailey of banks that foreclosed -- that congress ended up spending money bailing out banks that foreclosed many homes. insurance companies like a ig many times but overcha