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scott, dana stevens of slate and film director werner herzog. >> i was called by him once a good soldier of cinema. and gave it right back and i said roger, the real good soldier of cinema, that's actually you. you are proceeding, you are holding out, an outpost that many others have abandonedment are you ti doing the tellent discourse about cinema. you are inspiring us. you are the soldier. and now you are disabled. you are the afflicted one, you are the wounded soldier. you cannot speak any more and what an outrage. >> rose: remembering thatcher and ebert when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following:. >> additional funding provided by these funders: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> margaret thatcher business an's prime minister for 11 years died today. she was 87 years old. "the new york times" wrote she was a path breaker for the moment she took office in 1979. as britain's first and so far only female prime minister. and she was the rare consvati lear to com not from the upper echelo

if you wanted to be-- hated the movie you wanted to kibitz with him. >> werner, what dow expect from film-- film critic? >> well, a certain amount of wisdom and he has to be anchored in real life. and that was roger. he would, for example, talk very eloquently about how to raise children, that boys should dig a hole in the ground. he was blessed with chaz his wife and what wonderful he talked about her and pie condolences, of course, to her. she is suffering the biggest of all losses. and we would talk we motions and how emotions inform our lives and also strange enough, we had a lot of discourse about emotions in cinema. how does it work. and how does the audience develop a separate story, different parallel story, for example, in a romantic comedy. we do anticipate, for example, the young lovers who had been separated by lots of obstacles. we race ahead in our emotions as an audience and we wish and hope they will be reunited at the end. and there will be a happy end. so there is a separate emotional story within an audience which is not all the time coinciding with the flow of the

bjoern werner.play his name backwards, it says, i build ikea furniture. [ laughter ] and finally, chance warmack was voted most likely to be black kramer. isn't that interesting -- black kramer, what? [ applause ] some big movie news, it was just announced that "iron man 3" will be released in china next friday. of course, most people in china will just wait and buy a bootleg in america town. [ light laughter ] america town. >> steve: you see, chinatown here -- >> jimmy: no. >> steve: but there they call it america town. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. ♪ >> steve: come on! that's a funny joke. that's a well-crafted joke! come on, people! america town! goodness gravy. i'm sorry, jimmy. >> jimmy: no, it's all right. you're upset. sleep it off on the army cot. and finally, the stars of "here comes honey boo boo" have a new project in the works. yeah. they're working on a family cookbook, which sounds good until you find out the first recipe is just going to mcdonald's. we have a great show

werner herzog will receive a lifetime award from the academy of germany. he is one of the country's most well-known directors. he is also a familiar face in hollywood. awards are being handed out in 16 categories. when this can not only look forward to taking home a coveted lola but also up to 500,000 euros in prize money. >> not a bad price when i if you can get it. we will see you at t top of the next hour, everybody. thanks for watching. >> do stay with us.

. >> and new hope taking root, anna werner introduces us to the those bringing the fire rife aged lost pines of texas back to life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, i'm jim axelrod with a west coast edition of the broadcast. for the last month they've been loo f

werner herzog will receive a lifetime award from the academy of germany. he is one of the country's most well-known directors. he is also a familiar face in hollywood. awards are being handed out in 16 categories. when this can not only look forward to taking home a coveted lola but also up to 500,000 euros in prize money. >> not a bad price when i if you can get it. we will see you at the top of the next hour, everybody. thanks for watching. >> do stay with us. >> protests by striking teachers in the mexican state intensifies as president pena nieto's plans to make sweeping changes to the economy wavers. how far should reforms in mexico go? campaigners prepare for a day of action against a proposed ban .n ethnic studies in texas are the states republicans trying to whitewash history? you are watching "inside story americas" from washington. , i'm shihab rattansi

werner herzog will receive a lifetime award from the academy of germany. he is one of the country's most well-known directors. he is also a familiar face in hollywood. awards are being handed out in 16 categories. when this can not only look forward to taking home a coveted lola but also up to 500,000 euros in prize money. >> not a bad price when i if you can get it. we will see you at the top of the next hour, everybody. thanks for watching. >> do stay with us. maybe you have some energy- saving appliances, like an energy star-rated washer and dryer. but what about your tv? chances are it's on more than your washer, dryer, and kitchen appliances combined. did you know that if half of us in the u.s. replaced our regular tvs with an energy star model, the change would be like shutting down a power plant? you can find the energy star on everything from standard to high def to the largest flat-screen your heart desires. ow that makes sense. >>> hello. welcome back to nhk world "newsline." i'm raja pradhan with the news from tokyo. >>> the south korean unifica

. >> bjorn werner. >> and the number one nfl draft name for 2013. >> bartivius mingo. >> jimmy: like a character from "game of thrones" and he has a brother named hutavius mingo. their mother must be the greatest scrabble player the world has ever known. virgin airline has an interesting new service. it's seat to seat ordering system. while you're sitting in your seat, you can use a touch screen to send drinks or food to passengers in other seats on the plane. they're promoting it as a new way to flirt with people on your flight. one problem with being a woman is you don't get hit on fluff by creepy strangers. what kind of a plan is this? richard branson says he hopes the new system will help travelers get lucky at 35,000 feet. see, i consider getting lucky not sitting next to someone with a tupperware container full of soup. and one more thing, it's thursday night, for our weekly tribtd to the fcc. it is this week in "unnecessary censorship." . >> dad taught me how to be a president. he showed me how to [ bleep ] a man. >> shame on you. [ bleep ] twice shame on me. what's [ bleep ]

next we have werner enterprises. werner operates one of the largest fleet of trucks in the world. not every community -- the small communities don't have a railroad or airport or waterway nearby but people live and work and shop along the nation's four million miles of highways and roads. as a result, many consumer goods are transported on the highway system, most of them, at least part of its journey. i'm pleased to have jim here. has had a distwinnished career. he operates the port in south carolina and he has extensive experience in the shipping industry. as such, he can offer a unique erspective on maritime issues. and we have the transportation ades department of the a.f.l.-c.i.o. and he has been before this committee on several ocases. transportation workers play a key and important role in the freight system. i'm glad he's here to discuss their role and improving our freight transportation system. before we start the testimony, i would like to call on my colleague. he is not a member of the panel but he has made a special effort to be here this morning to welcome one of our

afghanistan followed by a discussion of whether women can have it all or are ready to with sharon werner and hanna rosin. our live coverage of the annapolis book festival concludes with mickey edwards and rnc chair michael steele and they will talk about the state of american politics. that's her lineup live from catherine hull at the key school and now here are ralph eshelman and james johnston looking back at maryland in 1812. >> my name is edward papenfuse and it really is my pleasure not to moderate because i don't think this session really needs moderation but to actually introduce our two panelists today. we are going to be talking about their works and then we are hoping to get a fair amount of discussion and questions from the audience. please forgive the frog in my throat but with all this warm weather we seem to have gotten a lot more allergies around. the two books we are going to be talking about today, one is written by ralph eshelman and a friend of his called in full glory reflected discovering the war of 1812 in the chesapeake and another is a book by james johnston entit