so you call up mark wahlberg and say, "hey, man, i've got this idea for you and this teddy bear."laughter) >> yeah. you have a lot of drinks before you make that call. (laughter) >> jon: does he... does he call you back and go "i've read this, it speaks to me"? (laughter) what does he say? >> jon: he sounds that much like clint eastwood on the phone. >> jon: (laughs) >> he was into it. i think... he claims he came into it with trepidation and that he was, for better or worse, trusting me and it paid off. if it didn't, i probably wouldn't be here right now. i'd probably be bloodied and beat on the a pulp. no, he's a peaceful guy. >> jon: but this guy, no. >> no. this is the guy you have to worry about. >> jon: there is no reason that i as a grown man approaching very rapidly 50 years on this earth should watch mark wahlberg have a fistfight with a teddy bear and laugh helplessly. and yet that's what i found myself doing. i found myself just reracking and watching over and over of them having a fistfight. >> the goal for that scene was to play it as realistically as if you were watc

. >> and now mark wahlberg is back with his latest project. >> >> i got to get to work. i don't know if i can drive. >> i will drive you. i will feel fine. >> it's as racy as ever. >> i don't know if you can say it on primetime cnn. >> we will just have a slew of bleeps. >> i apologize. >> one thing you thought he would never see him do. >> she says, we're okay talking about it? i said, sure. >>> good evening. a big story tonight. oliver stone won his first oscar over 30 years ago. for his screen play, "midnight express." he has been turning heads every since with ground-breaking and controversial tunes. his latest film is savages. he is opinionated. about everything. movie, politics, life. i have some tough questions for him and i'm pretty sure he will have tough answers. oliver stone. welcome. i am excited about this, because i have been a huge fan of yours for a long time. i don't usually say that. it's an american thing to say, but we are british and we hide things. i have watched most every one of your movies. i like the provocative under current to them. i love the

the comedy which stars mark wahlberg took in $54.1 million, that set as record as the highest grossing opening weekend for an original non-sequeled r-rated comedy. sales projected to be 26 to $36 million. back to you. >> wow. what an opening. hopefully they put those teddy bears out for consumer purchase. i want one of those. >> not one you want to buy for your child. >> good point. >> the kind of teddy bear i want to hang out with. >> mark wahlberg, a ted 2 now. a stunning weekend. below normal temperatures. >> really nice. don't mix him up with teddy. a good looking day shaping up. a good looking day considering we're heading to the 90s again as we head into the week. good morning to you. so happy you joined us this morning. you're in the same boat if you're up this morning and we tip our hats to you. the visibility is still perfect, we're at 10 miles or better. where you see the shading, this white shading, that's where the fog is trying to settle in. you might have to use your wipers this morning on the way from san jose to san francisco. throughout the day today, though, that fog'

. >>> coming up, mark wahlberg on his very naughty new movie. >>> mark wahlberg fought his way off the mean streets of boston to successful music and acting career. he's more of a business man, producer and working to become a high school graduate. his new film "ted" is about a man and his teddy bear. this is not the kind of teddy bear you want to take your kids to. join me now, one of hollywood's hottest guys, mark wahlberg. welcome back. >> how are you, sir? >> this teddy bear. >> he's a naughty fella. >> seems so sweet. he's the most disgusting bear in history. >> my kids just do not understand why they cannot finally see one of daddy's movies. they're all over all the buses. the poster of me and the bear laughing hysterically. like, dad, it's you and a teddy bear. some of their upper classmen are like, oh, we can't wait to see "ted." looks awesome. they're really upset about it. >> what do you say? you got four kids. finally daddy who's made a lot of edgy movies makes a movie about a little cuddly bear. how do you break their little hearts? >> i told them the bear has a potty mouth

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"ted" starring mark wahlberg and mila kunis and a teddy bear who comes to life for his owner brought in $150 million. you're shaking your head. >> that's done really well. >> that's the best showing by the way for an original r-rated movie. >>> and "magic mike" finished second with a stronger than expected $32.9 million. >> i think it was so hot that i think a lot of people retreated to the movie theaters. >> you weren't talking about the weather. get it. coming in third, "brave" with an impressive $34 million and then "tyler madea's witness protection". >> even that came in with a lot of money. >> seriously. there's nothing i want to see right now in the theaters unfortunately. >>> all right. this comes to us from wnbc news where in nearby huntington a pair of high school sweethearts who have down's syndrome were voted king and queen of the prom. they have been dating four years but their friendship goes all the way back to preschool. even one of the other finalists for queen said she voted for megan. she said they're cute together and everyone loves them. >>> this is "early today",

. >> you talked to mark wahlberg, i am a big fan, our producer is a big fan and we hope he's a nice guy. he has a new movie out that is doing well "ted." >> i have seen it twice already. it is a very hard r. >> the material, so, you have to take it up with him, first of all. and second of all, i didn't know anything about it. >> this comes up because there's a line in the movie where mark wahlberg's character says to joan mckale's character i hope you get lou gehrig's dezoez and the whole als movement not so thrilled about it. dude, what's the story with it. he didn't even know it was a thing and he basically said, i would talk to seth mcfarland, he is the guy who wrote it. >> the movie offends lots of people, no? this is like, take no prisoners. >> they make fun of teddy bears and make fun of everything. norah jones gets made fun of for crying out loud. >> did he enjoy making the movie? >> he had a total blast and how could you not spending that much time with mila kunis. >> was he a nice guy? >> he was a very sleepy guy. he yawned alp eed halfway throu interview. >> questionable onesi

"ted" starring mark wahlberg and mila kunis and a teddy bear who comes to life for his owner brought in a whopping $54.1 million. that is the best showing for an original "r" rated comedy. >>> this weekend's other movie, "magic mike" finished in second with a stronger than expected 32.9 million. >> did you see it? >> no. >> are you interested? >> no, not at all. >> okay. >> that or the other, the bear one, no. i'll pass on both. coming in third, last week end's box office "brave" with an impressive $34 million. then tyler perry's madea's protection. finally, wanted to testimoll yo about this one. "people like us" start clies pine. it had 4.3 million despite positive reviews. not sure i'd want to see any of them. >> you like the more intellectually independent films. >> i do. >> you go against the mainstream? >> i do. >> that's fine. >> i don't like the big hollywood blockbusters. i'm sorry. >> all right. >> this now comes to us from wnbc news 4 new york where in nearby huntington a pair of high school sweetheart with down's syndrome won a prize. they have been dating for four years.

the victim was 27 27 year year old brat wade wahlberg. he was weaving all over the world and they found no evidence that drugs or alcohol were a factor. >>> the highway patrol says a trend they told you about last night is holding. the number of drunk driving arrest are down sharply. statewide, 479 drivers were arrested on suspicion of dui down from more than 1500 last year. the bay area sought 81 arrests down from 251 last year. there were five fatal crashes including the accident in san jose. >>> it's thought to do people may have been drinking. >>> there was a fatal shooting of a toddler who was in a car riding home with his father on the fourth of july. >> he was only three years old, how can anyone do that and live with them selves? >> the three -year-old boy was hit in a drive-by shooting at 11:0 11 pm. officials believe the boy's father was the intended target. >>> the state senate passed a bill that could temporarily forget convicted killer from death row. it would allow so-called speed freak killer to a help law enforcement in th

in third, ted starring mark wahlberg and a foul mouthed teddy bear.ht in just over $22 million. >>> coming up later, more of charlie rose's interview with the president and mrs. obama. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." ,,,, 3q there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. truth is, you need something powerful. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effective at removing limescale than the leading bathroom cleaner. because lime-a-way is specially formulated to conquer hard water stains. for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. >>> 4 minutes before 5:00 on a monday morning. a beautiful sky. marty is at first warning weather. >> two planets and one of the biggest stars. we'll talk about jupiter, venus. 74 right now. 9 #0 0 at lunch on a way to -- 90 at lunch on a way to 93. don, take it a i way. >>> -- take it away. >>> the mayor taking a hour of the summer food service progra

in third, ted starring mark wahlberg and a foul mouthed teddy bear.ht in just over $22 million. >>> coming up later, more of charlie rose's interview with the president and mrs. obama. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning news." >>> take a look at this. five cooling towers in england came to an explosive end yesterday. they had been standing for 50 years. part of a power station that closed in 2003. officials say the towers could become unsafe, so they came down one by one. there are currently no plans to build anything new on the site. cleanup is expected to take months. they make it look so easy. >>> this summer, more than 6 million kids will leave home to go to summer camp. for many, it's their first time away from their parents. for some in maryland, it's also their first time away from their gadgets. chip reid explains. >> on a beautiful summer morning, emily is outside learning about milk weed. >> it has something in it which is sort of milky. that's why it's called a milk weed. >> another child is building a fort. >>

in third, ted starring mark wahlberg and a foul mouthed teddy bear. >>> coming up later, more of charlies interview with the president and mrs. obama. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> good monday morning. today is monday, i'm here with all the ladies. i'm mike haiduk. here is the lovely monika samtani. >> and the lovely andrea roane and we begin with annie, who is in for howard. >> reporter: we are going to heat things up today. definitely felt the humidity. same deal for today. plenty of sunshine for the afternoon. by 9:00 we'll have partly cloudy conditions. temperatures in the 80s. noon already around 90. 77 in downtown, 73 in frederick. la plata, good morning to you, you are at 72 degrees. here's a look at the doppler 9000 hd. you can see some showers did go through yesterday and last night, some showers producing decent thunderstorms. but now things are much quieter around the beltway. those clouds should start to clear out by this morning. highs for your afternoon, 95 in downtown, fredericksburg 93, annapolis in the lower 90s. we have a slight chance for maybe

"ted," starring mark wahlberg and mila kunis about a foul-mouth teddy bear brought in $54.1 million.> i know, right? it is the best selling for an original r--rated comedy. >>> this weekend's other r-rated opener, the male stripper movie "magic mike" with channing tatum finished in second place with a stronger than expected $32.9 million. bill's shaking his head. >> it did well. >> it did. this one came in third. last weekend's box office champ with $34 million. in fourth place, tyler perry's "madea witness protection." finally, the other new release, "people like us"6" starring ch pine debuted in tenth with a measly $4 million. the other film i want to see is woody allen's new film. it has the actor, i think, from "the social network" in it. it's about rome. >> yeah. a lot of his films lately have been a real struggle. >> i want to see it. >> they haven't been so good lately. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "first look" onç msnbc. stay tuned, because "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> the spin over the supreme court's ruling on the president's health care

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mark wahlberg, similar kind of story. i'm really impressed by the way he's done what he's done as i am with you. when you look at whitney and michael jackson, both died around the same age, both died from pretty severe drug abuse, different types of drugs, but still drug abuse, in the end, and yet their upbringings weren't that tormented. they were relatively okay. but they got sucked in to that kind of world. you've got four kids now who are coming out of teens and into their 20s. what do you say to them? you have been through this experience, and have come out well, you've seen others, big, big stars die through substance abuse and so on. what do you say to your children? >> you know, i think it starts with trying to set an example. if your kids see you reading, they're more likely to read. if your kids see you downstairs on the treadmill, trying to exercise, if they see their mom downstairs, you know, down there fighting the good fight and working out to be the best that she can be, they want to do that. i think that t

. >> and now mark wahlberg is back with his latest project. >> >> i got to get to work. i will drive you. i will feel fine. >> it's as racy as ever. >> i don't know if you can say it on primetime cnn. >> we will just have a slew of bleeps. >> i apologize. >> one thing you thought he would never see him do. >> she says, we're okay talking about it? i said, sure. >>> good evening. a big story tonit.

. >> mark wahlberg does it all. >> we don't want to see these but the other adult films, what is out since "the royal tenenbaums." it's something you can't get enough of. the scene that ends with this particular sequence here is probably the most dazzling sequence we'll see this summer. that young boy going through everybody's about to be in this church play. warm-hearted and fun to see. you know, "beast of the southern wild" is remarkable, as well. >> real quick, "dark knight rises," what can you tell us? >> it's going to be awesome. it will have multiple satisfactions. we want to be taken to another woorld. >> i have to feel, when you see the trailer for it, they don't give it all away. can't wait to see it. chris kconnelly, thank you, as always. >>> now, outside to amy. >> all right, josh. fourth of july. celebrating garden party, barbecue, beach bashes. we're going to show you the best festive looks all under $100 with audrey slater, the fashion director of "redbook" magazine. >> thank you. i'm hoop by to be here. >> was it hard to find he's under $100. >> old navy, h&m, full of

not expected for children but expectedmark wahlberg, a bit crude.ted. this 1967 was swiped in philadelphia in 1970. he never stopped looking. he says that he thought it was on ebay. in deed he still had the title with stillvin.. and that from 40 years ago. he paid $3,000, no it is worth 23 tausan dollars. but it is not what just the money. >> what a great feeling to be able to find it. >>mark: still, crowds gathering at the san francisco aids walk at golden gate park. they completed a 6.2 mi. wall. musical acts performed. and local politicians were and that the crowd. >> there was absolutely nothing better than being on any aids will come a san francisco 30,000 people coming together to do a really wonderful thing for this city. >>mark: organizers say that the first since 1987, only had 6000 people. this had the of $3 million. >> this has a a more in doubt that the seven day forecast. in depth -- look. cold today, cooler tomorrow and will begin to warm up towards the weekend. take a look! the normal temperature range. >>caller: toward now and it is

as mark wahlberg, the right kind of casting because?ust a normal relationship. >> after you were able to do that to create this bond, that was the other challenge? >> well, the other challenge was to walk the line of sweetness and bad taste. it is sort of that -- >> the story of your career. it's sort of that mix of high brow and low brow, i guess, that we all love monty python. that's sort of the pair gone example of how to walk that line. >> it is high brow, low brow. it is being funny at the same time being smart. >> we hope. >> define for me the success of family guy. it's probably gone way, way beyond whatever you ever imagined. >> yeah. you know, i don't think it goes any deeper than this. i would never be so presumptuous to compare our shows. the honeymooners. one of my favorite -- why does this show endure, why do people continue coming back to jackie gleason. rather than an extended analytical answer, he just said they're funny. >> in the end, it's a simple answer that's right. >> we've never been under the illusion that it's o

people need to wake -- since a man came here 100 years ago, his name is paul wahlberg. he came from germany. he was a banker. up until that time, america had no central bank. within 10 years, he had a central bank initiated by a sneaky hunting trip and since then, people have slowly becoming slave to the banks. they're the ones calling the shots. they're the ones that got bailed out even though they were the ones that did wrong and they're so powerful that no one has been held accountable for the banking mess in this country. thank you. host: marlene from new jersey. another twitter -- back to stories about funding and the newspapers. anti-incumbent super p.a.c. leader starts second super p.a.c. the congressional elections p.a.c. shares an address with american strategic analysis and performance services -- that's just a look at how the system works. in maryland, p.a.c. may signal o'malley's next step. in a sign of lofty national ambitions, governor mark o'malley created a committee that become a financial vehicle for a presidential run in 2016. that's the "baltimore su