in "malice 'n' wonderland," snoop plays a corn-rowed superhero. let's take a look. >> wonderland!nown this man for years. he's the modern-day robin hood. >> malice! >> i greatly appreciate you guys for coming out tonight. wonderland, right now is in desperate need for us to become one. everybody know that me and cane got a thing. i don't like him. he don't like me. i've come to find out it's about all of us becoming one to unite to fight against that man called cane. [ cheering ] >> we'll become untouchable. >> larry: you had a tough time picking the clips out of there for a family show. why are you so gritty? >> i mean, it's needed sometimes. i do have family time. i had a family show that i had on the air for two years called fatherhood with my wife and my beautiful kids. so i do find time to give up little family time. but people tend to love the edginess of snoop dogg, so i got give them what they want, lar. >> larry: you got to do what you got to do. >> i got to give them what they want. >> larry: the last time you were on you showed the wholesome side, the husband who reconc

let's take a look. >> wonderland. wonderland. ♪ wonderland we've known this man for years.ght. wonderland, right now, is in desperate need for us to become one. everybody know that me and cane got a thing. i don't like him. he don't like me. i've come to find out that it's all about us becoming one to unite, to fight against that man called cane. >> yes. >> whoa! >> to become untouchable. >> larry: snoop, we had a tough time picking out clips out of there for a family show. why you are so gritty? >> i mean, it's needed sometimes. you know i do have family time. i had a family show that i had on the air for two years called "fatherhood" with my wife and my beautiful kids so i do find time to give up a little bit of family time but people love the edginess of snoop dogg so i want to give them what they want. >> larry: you have to do what you have to do. you showed a wholesome side. much of this was shown to the world. snoop dogg's fatherhood. why did it get canceled? >> i believe the show was too positive and too enlightening. i think people -- >> larry: wait a minute! >> yea

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alice in wonderland held the box office title for a third straight weekend in a month that's typically pretty slow. alice has earned 265 million bucks at home and well over half a billion worldwide. >>> and "diary of a wimpy kid" was the surprise of the weekend opening in second. the kid comedy based on a successful cartoon novel obviously brought in families as well. more than 450% of the audience was over age 25. >>> and expected to finish higher but still meeting dollar expectations, jennifer aniston and gerard butler's action comedy "the bounty hunter" landed in third. >>> and finally jude law's and forest wit ter's "repoman" floppeded below third place, barely scraping above $6 million. that's the darn basketball. all the guys are at home watching. >> i hope jennifer aniston can be brought of herself. the reviews for the movie were brutal but she still pulled in $21 million. so she's still got it. >> she always has the appeal. her movies always do mediocre at the time. >>> this come to us from wpt wptix tv in neighborhood. the history center there unveiled a life size wax sculptur

. >>> it was another wonderful weekend for "alice in wonderland." it took in $34.5 million.of a wimpy kid made $21.8 million. "the county hunter" with jennifer aniston, $21 million. >>> pepsi plans to start including a secret new ingredient in its lay's potato chips. it's a new designer salt reduced in shape and size to reduce sodium intake. >> they're also saying in an effort to make consumers more healthy, they'll switch from transfat oils to sunflower oil. >> as long as the salty taste doesn't go away. that's the appeal. >> what is it, you just can't have one? >> no one can eat just one. don't i know it. >>> when we come back, tiger woods, admittedly the greatest golfer ever, glits he's nervous to get back on the course. >>> and the ncaa tournament. [ slap! ] ♪ [ slap! ] ♪ [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums [ male announcer ] fights heartburn fast. blend it. sprinkle it

are trying to capitalize on the surge in revenue fueled by 3d hits like "avatar" and "alice in wonderland." the jump in prices will be seen mostly for 3d flicks. say it isn't so, michelle. >> it already feels kind of expensive. >> yeah. >> emily smith here in new york. thanks. >>> just ahead, tanning salons in the hot seat over cancer risk. plus, a defendant kind of police chase as wild horses stampede through the streets. >>> first maggie rodriguez has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >>> a user's guide to health care reform. will there be enough doctors to go around? plus, what's missing in the bill that has some physicians worried? our complete coverage continues tonight on the "cbs evening news." ♪ when you're trying to be good, tempting treats can be wicked. no thanks, i'm good. new special k fruit crisps. with two crispy bars for 100 fruity calories... it's the delicious, new way to stay on track. now, being good's a cinch... with new special k fruit crisps. ♪ talking about nutriti. [ female announcer ] "i can't believe it's not butter" with no trans fat and 70% less satur

the recent surge in 3d movies like avatar and alice in wonderland is leading to some of the biggest price hikes in the movies in a decade. regal and amc and others have announced they are boosting ticket prices for 3d shows as much as 26% since they now realize people will pay a premium. it will cost an average of $4 more just to see a movie in 3d. and a popular baby gate is on the recall list because the slats can fall out. evenflo is recalling wooden gates like this after reports of slats breaking and babies falling down stays. they're all made in mexico on the bottom. pre 2007 are not affected. contact the store where you bought them. this comes one day after baby slings were recalled after the deaths of three infants. the government is calling for labels on all slings to worn they could be a suffocation hazard. they're especially a hazard for new borns because they cannot move their head to get air. go to abc2news.com to see more of my reports so you don't waste your monday. i'm john matarese. >> we'll be right back. . >>> this is joe plenty with your press box sports report. accordin

>>reporter: i found myself in an almost magical winter wonderland the other day...it was a beautiful place... and the home, in fact of britains top ranked showjumper.... >>de jong: nice spread youve got out here. cant be doing too bad out of the showjumping biz. >>maher: no...not bad. weve spent few years building it up. it had some good owners, business people putting money and we managed to do quite well. >>reporter: he makes it sound easy. its not. the arenas ben competes in may look glamorous....but getting to perform there requires plenty of hard work. so from 7am till late, monday to wednesday...the 27 year old trains virtually non stop....and the rest of the time...hes pretty much on the road, competing.... >>maher: last year was my busiest year and i was away 42, 45 weekends in the year... >>reporter: which isnt surprising given that over the past 10 years the number of show jumping events sanctionedby the sports international federation has tripled to almost 1000 a year. that includes prestige events like londons olympia horse show, which even in the midst of a recession is

johnny depp and tim burton's "alice in wonderland" took in $34.5 million to say in the top spot for a third straight weekend. diary of a wimp pi kid opened up in second place with the bounty hunter debuting in third. >> emily smet here in new york. thanks. >>> pope benedict wrote a letter apologizing to the people of ireland for serious mistakes that were made in dealing with the child sex abuse crisis in the cath electric church. it went beyond any other pay pal statement, but for many of victims, it did not go far enough. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: at a time when his every word is being analyzed, pope benedict's message at his appearance in rome was full of religious code, but made no direct reference to the child abuse scandal now rocking the catholic church. instead, he prayed for forgiveness. >> humbly beg his forgiveness for our own failings. >> reporter: but forgiveness was not on the minds of many of the faithful in ireland where the pope's open letter on child abuse in the irish church was read before congregations. the letter speaks of shame and remorse and of sinfu

on the cover was a picture of joni depp's character, "the mad hatter" from "alice in wonderland." it featured the logo and the stories. it was an unusual opportunity to create buzz. last year, the l.a. times sold the right column of the front page to nbc so the network could advertise its new drama, "southland." >> his young yorki should go when he goes. before he died, he ordered his dog be euthanized and buried next to him. they were buried last week. some pet lovers and animal servers say he shouldn't have done it. >> we do euthanasia. it's hard to put down a dog that has a lot of love to give, a lot of life to share with someone else. >> apparently, it is legal in arkansas to euthanize your pet for any reasons. but the man's sister said he thought no one would love his pup like he did. >>> a bag found in a park outside of san diego may be linked to 14-year-old amber dubois who vanished. they told their parents about finding what looked like human hair in a bag in a park. the girl went missing in the same region as chelsea king. king's disappearance renewed interest in amber's

the success of "avatar" and "alice in wonderland" has theater chains thinking consumers are willing to pay more for 3-d titles, and now they're cashing in on it. new prices take effect today at many major theaters, including regal, cinemark, and amc and it could see the cost of those 3-d tickets jump by 26%. some locations also raising rates on conventional movie tickets. the move comes on the back of a record-setting year at the box office, with revenue passing $10 billion for the first time ever. that does it for us on "the closing bell." have a great weekend. "fast money" is up next. see you monday. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite, this is "fast money." the meltup continues. pete, how are you riding this bull market that just won't die but won't really charge ahead? >> well, when you really look at the whole week, though, we really did have a strong week. you look at the s&p 500 for the week, it was pretty strong. you look at the volatility index, yes, that was coming in throughout the week. we did get that fear factor yesterday. we had a little bit of an extension on that today

. >> it was a wonderful weekend for "alice in wonderland." number one for the third straight weekend, taking in $35.4 million -- coming up on "good morning, america," we'll tell you what the historic vote on health care reform could mean for you. that is your money scope report. >> 6:23, checking out the forecast for today, we are expecking to have a cooler weather pattern for the next couple of days. you didn't think the 70s would stick around long, did you? >> four days of 70 degrees, boy, that was nice. our two degree guarantee, coming with more showers that have already moved into the picture. 45 overnight. still the chance of an afternoon shower. cooler at 56, back to the 60s with more sun on wednesday and thursday, we'll cool it down to 58 on friday with another chance of rainshowers. there are no snow flakes in this seven-day forecast. >> 6:24, let's see what is happening on the roads with kim. >> the roadways again still pretty quiet, fantastic news. disabled vehicle 95 southbound at riverside parkway. as we look at our drive times, 8

it's the twilight expwron wonderland and you can't imagine what the next story is. >> ifill: well douglas muzzio, thank you so much for helping us out. >> thank you. next, rumblings of a different sort in texas, which held its primaries yesterday. the republican governor of texas, rick perry, rode a wave of anti-washington sentiment to an easy reelection primary win last night. perry bested four-term u.s. senator kay bailey hutchison, who announced she would quit the senate to challenge perry by 21 points. >> texas voters said no. they said no to washington bureaucrats making decisions that state leaders and citizens should be making for themselves. they said no to legislation that will kill jobs and drive people out of our economy. they said no to a culture of reckless spending and policies that endanger our children's future. however, republican voters >> ifill: perry courted support from conservative tea party activists, and he aggressively went after hutchison, linking her to washington's most unpopular actions including bank rescues. >> you told the people of the state of texas that

million if it didn't have to come off the imax screens and 3- d screen it is was on for "alice in wonderlandrs are capitalizing on the sensation and the biggest sellers are 3-d survival kits, disposable glasses and 3-d shades take double as sunglasses. >> i'm such a fan of 3-d. >> reporter: many actors are enthusiastic about 3-d and can be transferred easily making the demand for 3-d theaters even more immediate. >> a couple of years ago when nobody thought the thing was going to work at all and now we're arguing about whether we're going to have 9,000 or 18,000. >> we're going to see all of our entertainment i3-d. i think any screen we look at, a computer screen, mobile device, our television screens, we see life in 3-d. it's only a natural progression. >> reporter: the film that started it all is planning a summer rerelease with additional scenes and

it's behind "alice in wonderland." coming in at number one is "how to train your dragon."er 3-d animated movie. some say it's the greatest movie ever and some say, eh. >> it's a great kiddie movie and a great coming of age movie. a young boy who is supposed to be a viking but not quite so good at it, learning how to do this is job. >> if you're going to see it, and vera was just telling us this, especially for the 3-d movies, it's now prompting movie theatres to really jack up ticket prices. what are we looking at in terms of taking your kids to go see that movie? >> 8% higher costs nationwide on average for 3-d movies and 4% for 2-d movies. theatres say they have a lot of costs to cover, the glasses and the upgrades to theatres and these movies cost $10 million more to make. >> but you give the glasses back. >> they're in it to make money. >> do the kids care whether it's 2-d or 3-d? >> they're paying a lot more money. >> and the battle with mccain and palin. >>> plus, mortgage aid. what's in the president's battle plan to fight foreclosures? >>> and what you don't know a

. >>> also competing in the 3-d war is alice in wonderland.t came in second with $17.3 million. >>> time machine was in third with 14 million. bounty hunter took the number four spot and diary of a wimpy kid rounded out the top five with $10 million. >>> and ps, the 3-d films they dominated nine of the first 13 weeks of the year at the box office. >>> well, in local buzz, it might be march madness but looks like purple created a craze of their own at an event to educate people about breast cancer. campbell and lorenzo alexander spoke about the importance of giving back to the community at the tiger lily kickoff for breast cancer. the party held in northwest raised more than $7,000 for young women who battle breast cancer in the area. tiger lily was founded by a survivor who was originally told she was too young to have breast cancer. >>> next, from lauren evans of metromix she tells us that twitter enthusiasts united for the 2010 dc twestival. they came out to support antipoverty groups. mandy, katie and chris chatted over the 140 character li

know, that may be true in a place like santa barbara, but i have to say this feels like alice in wonderland. the fact that we can protect our beaches by drilling more isn't borne out by reality. it's true that it's safe up to the point where it's not safe. here in san francisco, we had a tiny smil, a tiny spill when a barge ran into the san francisco bay bridge. it shut down the crabbing industry for the entire year. if we're concerned about the economic impacts, we should be looking at the jobs that will be lost when there's further contamination. we just don't think this is the right way to go. >> how far can this go? it came up in my discussion with senator richard burr. it may be that nothing is going to happen because congress has to pass an enabling legislation to allow the oil lease sales, do they not? that enabling legislation may be tied to the so-called tripartisan cap and trade bill from lindsey graham, john kerry, and others. this may never even come to pass, john. >> first of all, the climate legislation is a separate issue. we need to look at what we need in terms of oil going

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segment tonight, while the political rhetoric in washington over obama care is heated it's alice in wonderlandompared to what's going on talk radio. listen to wwor in new york city. >>: >> bill: here now is john gambling and from philadelphia syndicated radio talk show star mike gallagher. john, do you think communism? isn't that a bit much? >> well, i don't think that we are a communist level at the moment. it's not level red, if you want to take something from homeland security. but, if you continue down the road that barack obama has started to take us down, we're marching to europe. we're marching to france, we are marching to entitlements that we cannot afford. >> bill: so you see your role as paul revere, warning the country the direction we are headed. when does it tip over into hysteria? rush limbaugh criticized me because i wouldn't call president obama a socialist. okay? so he mocked me for not doing that when does talk radio tip from being the paul revere, warning, hey, this is coming to overstating the case? >> i think when it becomes bomb bassing. when things are said, as you said

president, to see alice in wonderland. you know, that is a famous story and it occurred to me that we're creating our own sort of wund areland right here in the united states senate. now, a lot of things have been said this about health care bill, what it does and what it doesn't do. and i thought tonight it would be important to go through the reputations that are being made to the american people as to whether or not we should pass this health care bill. so let's go through all the things that we've heard, things that president obama has said, things that members of the majority have said in this chamber as to why we should pass this health care bill. and let me first say that everybody believes, mr. president, that we need health care reform in this country. we've got 40 million-plus americans that don't have health insurance, nearly 4 million floridians do not have health insurance. we know that the cost of health insurance is too high for those americans who have health insurance. in the last ten years, health insuran

last year as far as money and revenue coming in and of course movies like "avatar" and "alice in wonderlandlocking to the theaters so theaters are taking advantage of this. in some places prices are going up over 20% per ticket. we're talking nearly $20 per ticket in places like new york city. >> so the imax 3-d movie if you take a family of four, $75. 3-d movie, $63. >> can you imagine those poor kids in high school trying to go on a date? almost impossible. >> you have to get a job and where are you going to work? >> the question is can hollywood sustain this over the long haul? will people pay this kind of money or is there going to be a back lash? i think for some movies coming out like the new installments of "shrek" and "toy story" will be okay. and also "how to train your dragon." >> that's a huge movie. i didn't hear about it until late in the game but it's another 3-d which means an expensive ticket. what is the story with this movie? >> critics have loved it. the response has been overwhelmingly positive. and it's a kids' movie. it's animated and based on a very popular kids' book

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. >>> for the third weekend in a row, "alice in wonderland" was tops at the box office, taking in $34.5 million, "diary of a wimpy kid" debuted in second place and "bounty hunter" starring january fer aniston was third. you're up-to-date. >>> basically looking at some wet weather here in the northeast. big low pressure area, spinning around, right around tennessee, bringing frozen precip, rain as well. it works its way toward the northeast. as it does, it will be bringing copious amounts of rain and snow into northern new england. flood watches in new jersey, on into interior new york, parts of new england. the reason for that? we're already talking about saturated ground, swollen rivers and add to that another three to five inches of rain along the coastline of new england. one to three inches of rain in new jersey, new york and >> and that's your latest weather. natalie? >> al, thank you. >>> for the first time since tiger woods' thank gives night accident and revelations of his serial sexual infidelities, the golf legend is answering reporter's questions. what woods life has been lik

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then kwl ""al lis in wonderland shattered more box office records. theaters have been doing the price hikes very quietly. they know this is sensitive territory. no big announcements. this weekend they are watching audiences closely to see if price hikes get a thumbs up or thumbs down. >> i would like to see the whole movie in 3-d, not just pieces of the movie. >>ly come if someone else pays for me. >> somebody's going to have to make a stand. >> one day somebody's got to say enough. >> reporter: big theater owners say it is the higher cost of new and emerging formats like 3-d now reaching the box office. and they say they'll charge less for matinees or during the middle of the week. but some critics don't buy that. >> even though we're coming out of the recession, a lot of people are still hurting and this is their vacation. i think this is socking it to them when they're down. i think it is unconscionable. >> reporter: hollywood isn't hurting. audience numbers are soaring. more high-priced 3-d films will soon hit the big screen. and hit your wallet

if you look at the success of "avatar" and now "alice in wonderland," there will be a push to import the home. >> i'll be interested to see if it moves beyond sports in the home. >> so is porn. >> oh, we didn't want to go there. the guys in the studio want to go there. >>> college at least aren't making the grade and the education secretary wants do something about it, even if that means keeping teens out of ncaa basketball tournaments. >>> plus, basketball star lebron james reaches an historic milestone and the youngest player to do it. we'll explain on msnbc saturday. [ female announcer ] food myth #35. [ woman ] when you go with frozen, it can't be real. [ female announcer ] oh yes it can! with lean cuisine. they put in real wholesome ingredients like farm-picked veggies, real cheese, and crunchy walnuts. just one of 90 varieties with no preservatives. lean cuisine. keep life delicious. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. yes, i want to know if we're covered. last night rex got into everything. what did rex ingest, ma'am? chips, tapioca, ice cream, leftover mo

is everywhere, with some 20 films set to be released this year, including tim burton's "alice in wonderland", opening today. here, the technology plays to the director's dark and quirky style. other 3-d films to come: "shrek: forever after"; "toy story 3"; "how to train your dragon"; and "clash of the titans," which is being converted from its original format. all this is leading to something of a pile-up, as theater chains race to meet demand, installing up to 150 new 3-d screens a month. currently, fewer than 9% of the country's 40,000 screens can accommodate the new films. the question now-- will film- goers flocking to "avatar" keep the 3-d wave going, or will 3-d, which after all has been trumpeted before, once again prove to be a passing fad? and for more on hollywood's renewed interest on 3-d we turn to kim masters, she's the host of the radio program "the business" on kcrw in california which covers the entertainment industry. so kim, it's "avatar" and the new technology that has tipped the scales towards 3-d? >> yeah, i think there was a certain amount-- i mean there were people in

memory, one of which of all time, "avatar" and now disney's latest movie with johnny depp, "alice in wonderlander to 3-d. you are seeing the next couple of weeks or right now several television set manufacturers announced they are going to put 3-d into çt's. that is a -- tv's. that is a great new consumer interns. i don't believe people want to watch with glasses eight hours a day. but for events and special high, well produced content, it can be a whole new business. by the way, i think if you speed up your internet connections you areç going to be able to enjoy 3-d over the internet and we will do some demonstrations of that in the near future. i think that is what gets me most energy gilesed by this -- energized by this transaction. certainly on a national basis and can you take thisç content- and, by the way, export it around the world and comcast transforms ourselves from a local company to a national and international company and uses our technology roots and historical roots and tries to now say can we put more energy and aggressiveness around this than, frankly, g. efpe. can or other

hey, and you may also want to check out johnny depp's "alice in wonderland." it's out on friday. >> all right. thank you very much, everyone. hey, let's turn now to see what's going to happen here at our domestic desk. so what do you have for us, chris friedman? i know that secretary hillary clinton's taking a trip to chill yes, right? >> that's right. it was a replanned trip. she's on her way as we speak. she'll be in uruguay tomorrow, santiago on tuesday to get a firsthand look at the quake damage on tuesday. >> more news about toyota? >> another toyota recall hearing also on tuesday. last week the chairman faced the congressional questioning from the house side. on tuesday three more top chairmen or executives will face congressional questioning on the senate side. >> thank you very much. also look for some news of sarah palin on friday. let's turn to katie byron with our international desk. what do you have coming up on monday? deadly storms all across europe? >> yeah. we are monitoring for storms. storm xynthia has been ravaging parts of spain and france

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i used to tell my little girls that alice in wonderland was just a fairy tale, but now i'm not so sure. if you come from the real world, when you get to washington to wonderland, the logic can seen upside-down or inside out or just plain wrong. here it turns out that folks attack you when you don't cut back room deals at the taxpayers' expense. here a lot of people seem to think that saying they are for doing something, like extending unemployment benefits or passing a jobs bill, is exactly the same thing as actually rolling up your sleeves and getting it done. they think that blaming failure on their opponents is the same thing as fighting for real change. mr. president, coloradans and americans are reading their papers and watching their televisions, and what they see drives them nuts. and it should, because all they find are talking heads yelling at each other on cable news and cynical, reckless partisanship paralyzing their government. this phony political conversation won't do when we need real change, but washington can't seem to get out of its own way, and that is why i will int

but i look at disney, i look at the franchise and i look at the pipeline of "alice in wonderland" andll the rest of it coming down that's why i think it's a better trade and better opportunity. >> and just my interpretation having listened to these two gentlemen, what i think is you're going to see some sort of deal here. i think carl realizes that if you do take control of this company management has to be there because that's the nature of the business. i see some sort of deal happening, they're going to work this out. >> let's settle this right now. >> mr. burns is back. >> not only mr. burns. >> and carl icahn. >> carl icahn is on the phone as well. mr. burns, you're back on the west -- michael. sorry. my mother taught me to call people by mister and then the last name. we want you to answer mr. icahn. you did listen to the interview, correct? >> yeah, i did. i just heard it. thank you. >> mr. icahn, you're on the phone. what would you like to ask mr. burns? >> i'd just ask michael one question, which i don't think he answered before. if you think my bid is so low and inadequate,

that all of a sudden we have made that giant jump because the big movie out right now ali"alice i wonderlando, 3d. is had goithis going to be it f in. >> with the new home systems, people are saying how do we get people to the theaters. 3d has worked. 3d is coming home soon, as well. but it's the new trick to get people in to the theater. >> adult comedy, date night. i've seen the trailers. looks funny. >> steve carell, the office, tina fey, 30 rock. i have seen it. it's not as funny as either of their shows, but they're great people and there's really humorous moments. and mark wallburg has his shirt off in the entire film. so if you like that, there you go. very aptly titled. >> and other movies coming up this spring, a remake of nightmare on elm street. >> kids have it so easy. they can just fall right asleep no fear about a poorly dressed serial killer with claws coming to get them. until now. >> not anymore. >> so this is jackie earl haley now playing freddie krueger in this remake coming out april 30th. lots of scares. it's going to do very well. >> and "iron man 2," out this spring? >

then "alice in wonderland" shattered more box office records.robably have not heard about the price hikes, the theaters have been doing it quietly, no announcements, they know it's dangerous territory. they're watching audiences to see if the new prices get a thumbs-up or a thumbs down. >> i will come if someone else pays for me. >> we have got to make a stand, one day somebody's got to say enough. >> reporter: the big theater owners say it's the high cost of new and emerging formats like 3-d now reaching the box office. and they say they'll charge less for matinees or during the middle of the week. some critics don't buy that. >> even though we're coming out of a recession, this is some people's vacation. >> reporter: hollywood isn't hurting, audience numbers are soaring. more high-priced big films will soon hit the big screen and hit your wallet harder as well. for "today" ron allen nbc news, new york. >> $100 to go to the movies for a family of four. >> i have a family of seven sometimes, and you know how much that costs us? >> that's a famil

those who say we can trust the government to keep this confidential live in an alice in wonderland existence. this whole scheme is the denial of individual liberty and the attempt to make america another european style nanny state where the people are subjects to an inefficient federal bureaucracy this health care takeover by the feds is a violation of the right of privacy for all americans. that's just the way it is. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? ms. woolsey: madam speaker, for eight-plus years, we have been told that the military campaign in afghanistan is about promoting freedom and democratic values, which is why the latest news out of afghanistan is so zopetting and i ironic. the karzai government which is corrupt in so many ways is imposing restrictions on media's freedom to cover suicide attacks. of course the government insists that the policy is simply about keeping journalists safe. it reminds me of when they said they were enforcing some new rule or discipline because it was good for you or it was for your own good. of course

. >>> "alice in wonderland" was the box office top draw.n worldwide. >>> and finally, payday for singing sensation susan boyle, she'll get herst first paycheck worth about $6 million. that's what she's earned from her debut album "i dreamed a dream." her first purchase is a dream home. remember the tv show, "the $6 million man"? >> sure. >> she's the $6 million woman. >> must be nice. now down to sam. >> wait a minute. that's just this pat of the audience that's cheering. that part of the audience, it's miley monday, go ahead. it is a huge crowd in here. all right. we're going to start this morning with pictures of a volcano under a glacier. it's one of my favorite things that i knew about iceland. and it happened. this thing has been dormant since 1821. and it kind of erupted. and they evacuated about 400 to 500 people over the weekend. here's what they're afraid of. when the volcano gets over the glacier like that, you're going to have melting. you're afraid of the runoff of that, a volcano, this weekend, in iceland. it's like their fifth

of litigation, possibly going to the united states supreme court charging this bizarre alice in wonderlandg the bill passed. can you imagine such a thing? mr. gregg: to take an important policy legislation, dealing with domestic policy in this country's last 50 years and not vote on it is an affront to the constitutional democracy. we're sent here to vote on a lot of issues, and a lot of them not quite as significant as this one. if you have the most significant issue that you're going to have before you, certainly in my career, you would expect that you would want to vote because you'd want to express yourself. why did you come -- why did you run for these jobs? why did you want to serve your constituents if you were not willing to stand up on something of this importance? i thank the senator. i thank the chair. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: madam president, thank you very much. i wanted to review a couple of points with regard to where we are in health care. we're at a point now, of course, we're still awai

. >>> tim burton is remaking the classic tail of alice in wonderland.rest of baltimore. walt disney pictures gave us tickets to an advanced screening to give away to you this morning. the first five callers at (410)481-4545, will win a family 4 pack. >>> coming up it's the latest app for your smart phone. >> i don't know tiger texting? maybe we can call it something else. >> it's the app that says was made for spies and cheaters. ♪ ♪ by >> but first american idol hits the stage again tonight but what are those booted from the show saying about the judges and the contestants that are still left. 8:46 is some people say i'm obsessed with my chickens. but i like to think i'm just going beyond the call of duty. cock-a-doodle-do. i do 22 more inspections than the government requires. and my fresh, all-natural chickens are never given any hormones or steroids. they're raised cage-free and fed an all-natural diet of corn, soybeans, and marigolds. and no candy, gladys. (announcer) perdue. extra inspections. extraordinary chicken. what-- they're more comfortable

emory one of which involved time, avatar and now disney's latest movie with johnny depp, alice in wonderlandnse by the consumer in 3-d. how to bring that, and you are seeing in the next couple of weeks are right now several television set manufacturers announced they are going to put 3-d into tvs. that is a rate new consumer experience. i personally don't believe that people want to watch with glasses eight hours a day but for events and for special high, will produce content that can be a hold of business. by the way i think if you speed up your internet connections you are going to be able to enjoy 3-d over the internet and we are going to do some demonstrations of that in the near future. so i think that is what gets me most energized about this transaction, and that is sort of what i was saying before certainly on a national basis and can you take this content and by the way exported around the world and comcast really transforms ourselves from a local company to a national and international company and uses our technology roots in our historical roots and tries to now say can we put our

. >> governor, it looks like a winter wonderland. how cold is it there?> it's about 20 degrees. >> do you think today went a long way perhaps reassuring that base that they're back to their conservative values? >> i really think so. >> we appreciate you being with us, and thank you for joining us. >> hey, thanks so much. anytime, sean. >> okay. funny. time now to take a look at the "morning papers." "washington post," good boy. "washington post," obama's enforcer may also be his voice of reason. some democrats say emanuel could have helped the administration avoid its current bind if the president had heeded his advice on some of the most sensitive subjects of the year, health care reform, jobs and -- >> hold that up. now, my father-in-law had a boat that was, like, 40 years old. and it just drove me crazy that he'd never get a new boat because he'd go out -- i'm telling you, rahm emanuel, mike barnicle, is leaking worse than a 40-year-old boat. he is leaking to anybody who will listen. and it's always the same story. i'm right. obama's wrong. guys like t

it's almost as if somebody spent too much time at the movie "alice in wonderland" around here. the idea that by their own score when you cut medicare by $521 billion -- billion dollars, half a trillion-dollar cut out of med carry by their own score, which sin accurate, of course, because -- which is inaccurate, o of cours, because it doesn't cut the full ten years. if you cut the full ten years, it's a trillion dollars taken out of medicare. the idea that seniors aren't going to be affected by that type of a cut is absurd on its face. the claim, is oh, well, we don't affect senior benefits. well, that's nice. that's like telling somebody, you can have a car but there's no engine in it. i mean, the simple fact is that when you cut the providers of the seniors by as much as this bill cuts them, clearly it's going to be harder for a senior citizen to see a provider: a doctor, a hospital group. or when you reduce the spending on medicare advantage, which is an insurance program that many seniors appreciate, c.b.o. scores the reduction as being so large that over 11 million seniors

and the latest movie with johnny depp, ago alice-in-wonderland."incredible response by the consumer 23 d. -- response by the consumer to 3d. it is a great new consumer experience. i personally did not believe people want to watch with glasses eight hours a day, but four events and special, will produce content, it can be a whole new business. i think if you speed up your internet connections, you'll be able to enjoy 3d of the internet. we will be doing demonstrations of that in the near future. that is what gets me most energized about this transaction. that is what i was saying before. on a national basis, and exported around the world. comcast transforms ourselves from a local company to a national and international company and uses our technology and historical roots and tries to now say, can we put more energy and aggressiveness around this and ge can? i do not know it will all be perfect or simple, but that is what motivates me. >> as everyone is aware, we had a recent breakdown in negotiations between abc-tv and cablevision. the rules may no